New-York tribune., 1893-07-08

c,,veIs are sacred to memory OF the men that CAV
to white men America. and we have brought 'hcm !"
tho name Of Spain offer them as foundation STONE 10
that monument Of progress which Is to be ionhu III '
magnificent West.
Tbroc c,,ers were given for the Captain. and fheh
President Palmer introduced Lieutenant Little the
American officer who went TO spain md bullt TWO
NJ thc caravels lie did not speak
Secretary Herbert. of the Navy. sa'd no "o"F'
not detain the people long else their guests woud
think Americans were people oi taiKeis' h'
would have them 20 abroad into the great "h'c
structures and see for themselves N the people
of the United States not workers as well ~
tolkcrs ON behalf OF the Navy OF the United states
he was present to thank and welcome captain
Concas as the naval representative OF thai country
which had produced the greatest sailor who ever
lived.
President Palmer seemed 10 bc In checriuI
mood for he proposed three more cheers TOT SPAN
and the Spanish people. witch were gwen. lheh
there were cries for Mayor Harrison and he responded
by saving that the spirit OF Columbus was on the
noon Of the new Santa Maria It hoatcd into the
midst OF the Fair coming upon wealth and cvilza
ton and a happy people. Frederick Douglass was
called for and also said few words After the
exercises an informal reception ard Iunch was
rendered the Navy and Army officers ana othcr
invited guests of the day in the Director Generals
Office
Three shops in the German village and cold
Vienna closed their doors 10 tho public yesterday ana
covered up their goods. Manager Schmidt. OF "Old
Vienna said that the restaurant had not been able
10 pay o5 per cent and might close but that for
while nj least " Old Vienna would remain. The Ger
man village mana cement deny that they have been
served with any notice 10 give up 25 per cent Of
their gross receipts. TWO shops In the German VII
lage closed their doors when asked 10 pay SS week
for the rent Of cash register. Paul Backner super
-A1 Nn OF fh.
village yesterday. Blaclner says that he bought a
3l5 pin at the shop which was not registered III 'h'
cash register as required.
John Boyd Thachcrs judges OF awards will begin
work saturday OF next week in number Of depart
mcnt, II /, his present intention 10 start the judges
on the manufacturers department first. on account
Of the enormous number OF exhibits to be examined
there. Mr.. Thachcr yesterday sent list OF eighty
nine judges to the American section OF that depart
ment. These were men. the list OF women not hav
ing been received from Mrs. Palmer who Is expected
to have at least and perhaps twenty judges
in Manufacturers Hall. The list submitted 10
the National Commission and approved. Mr.. Thachcr
refused 10 give II out until the women's list
nletc. Most Of The judges were nominated by the
National Commissioners.
Mr., Madgc Morris Wagner. Of san Diego. Cal;
who wrote the Liberty Bell poem. was rendered
formal reception YESTERDAY afternoon ny NE al az
ornia Lady Managers in the CsiIoTna % Bnildne ut In, F
end OF the building. which was appropriately deco
rate for occasion. There some formal
exercises, consisting 81 music and saccchnahnS.
Judge Jenkins assumed his place on the United
States Circuit bench this morning. hut he failed 10
give a decision III the Wanamaker and Brown sunday
Fair suit The press Of bnsiness has been too great
for me 10 give the application for an Injunction
against the Worlds Columbian, Exposition any
tInuchip said the Judge. Besides. | did not re.
cDve the briefs in the case until Yesterday IL VIII
take me several days 10 look them over and prepare
A decision. | cannot tell how long, but probably
not before the beginning Of next week viii decision
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