The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-27
NEW FEATURES At THE FAIR.
A Number OF Attractions Opened tothe Pub.
lie for the. 'rtr,t r,re

lie for the. First Time.
CHICAGO, June 20 More visitors had passed
through the turnstiies at the Worlds Fair
grounds by noon To-day than were present
during the entire day yesterday. and the early
indications were th at the visitors would max
Monday record Tho attendance was es-
pecinlly good am ong the State and foreign
Government buildings and in the Midway.
New Hampshire day drew large attendance
to that building, and visitors from other parts
OF the country lonnged about their State head
quarters. The weather was warm. but very
pleasant. 1t wrfs the sort Of day whom people
like to listen tosmusic. and tho concerts wero
well attended.
Tho numbertot children at the park seems to
DO steadily increasing. now that the vacation
season has begun. 1t is expected that By next
week theattcndance will be increased by one
half ovcr'thorresent average figures.
Amongtthetrecs at the north end OF jackson
Park the 'StiEto Of New Hampshire built typi-
cal mounsain house to represent her at the
Fair 1t vas formally dedicated 10y the Cover
nor this afternoon. and tho day was given up to
tho celebration by the New England folk. Tho
ceremouyacco ing the opening consisted
OF music and speaking. Thomas J. Rollins. one
OF the state Commis sioners presented the
PULL ~. and Coy. j. 4 smith accented It on
Mo'entain state. after which reception was
hel Il in honor OF tho Governor and his stan.
Iis days festivities closed with II banquet to-
Arthur Lenler. Royal Commissioners from
'twrdcn. and his assistants held n reception
this afternoon in the handsomely furnished
Swedish building in honor OF tho other foreign
ind ri na
taken a trip about the buildnga banquet was
served. and the Lutteman seNtet Lave excel
The seventy five newspaper mon from Ar
MA moss enlSS Moan tine at their
H lee OF Pittsburgh. and Miss ToHin Of Texas
ssm Piss 5
many Of them accompanied by their wives and
daughters. arrived at the MECCA Hotel To.
morrow there Will be a reception for them Mt
will start ont to do the Fair.
There was music in great quantity and vari-
city today and the concerts were well at
tended A. y &, oGlock the usual popular SEI con
lion chiidrens chorus oi 3G1 Voices IS. assisted
by nm orchestra Of II! people. drew an enor-
nous audience at o'clock.
The mysterious Javanese village in Midway
Plaisanc-. so long harricaded against the pub
lie. was opened this afternoon for private in
may visit it at will. The bamboo inciosed plot
OF ground on the north side of the Plaisance
Fair opened but stout guard has ' Stood at
every gate and warned the curious away. The
Sra ss coon n he eG to the
place with sort OF attraction for the in
Quisitvc.
The Anthropological Building was formally
opened this morning. A large number of iu-
,Eiied guests made private inspection Of the
John jacob As,Pr arrived this morning and
entered his name on the register Of the Audi
and Is occupying suite OF FIVE rooms. which
have been held in reserve and charged to him
for thu past ten days. Mr.. Aston came to see
the Fair. and incidentally an invention which
Tomorrow will be Brooklyn day and hum
dreds Of people from across the bridge, are
Mayor Boody and n large delegation OF other
OFFICIALS vii! he present to make addresses; T.
De Witt Talmage will also be present. and the
Arion Society Of 200 male singers will give u
grand concert in Music Hail., Arthur Claassen
is the conductor. and tho Exposition orches-
ira, with Max Bendix as violin soloist, will
render several numbers. In the evening there
will be a grand illumination and fireworks.
The American exh bitors met this afternoon
In festival hall and agreed TO 10 all in their
greatest days of the Exposition.