New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-07
TROUBLE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MOST OF THE FOREIGN COMMISSIONERS TO
HAVE THEIR EXHIBITS EXAMINED
WORLDS FAIR ADMINISTRATION AND CONsTRrC-
TON DEPARTMENTS LIKELY TO BE CON
soIIDATED-FREE MUsIC-lTALY'S EX-

WORLDS FAIR ADMINISTRATION AND CONsTE' &
TON DEPARTMENTS LIKELY TO BE CON
sOLIDATED-FREE MUsIc-lTALY'S EX
HIBIT IN THE woMANs BUILDING.
Chicago, June G-This has been beautiful day
here and despite the fact that tho 1nfnnta arrived
In the city. there has been a large crowd at the
Worlds Fair The visitors began 10 come In large
numbers early In the day. and his evening the PAID
admissions were estimated by the BurCtu Of Admis-
sions 20 be nearly 10000
(me by one the Commissioners from the
sixteen foreign countries who agreed to with
hold their exhibits from examination for award are
rccedng their position In consequence OF the ac-
ton of the Board of Control last Saturday in modify
Ing the rules, and the chances now are that. with
enc or two exceptions, all the countries Will have
their displays examined. Two causes have operated
to bring this result about The first was the 0liciai
that Great Britain would stay and the
second was the modification 10 certain extent OF the
rules. >,ny a few days ago. however, France. Ger
many, Austria, Denmark and Norway signed, ii is
said a second paper Of withdrawal, but the modiiica-
tons 10 the rule met most Of their objections, and
Yesterday the commissioners were IN II qnandary as
ia what reason they coud offer for remaining out.
Anthem LETTER the swedish Commissioner has .cabled
his Government for Instructions
A much.needcd simplfcaton of administrative de-
true about to be effected Ten days ago Director
General Davis and Director OF Works Durham sent
"A Joint letter the local Directory, urging hat 1ull
authority In every department bc vested III the ID
rectorCcnerol and that he be permitted to chose
an assistant To be governed solely 10y him. y meeting
of the Directory was held at the Chicago Club last
night at which this letter was considered. After
much discussion il agreed that a resolution
shoud be passed at Tomorrow meeting OF the Board
which will make Colonel Davis the Drecior-Gcnerai
de facto II thought proper, In furthe'ncc vi 'he
plan TO make Director Of Works Durham Mr. Davis's
assistant thus combining the two great departments
Of the Decentralization and Construction. The
Direct General will in the future receive his orders
from the Council Of Administration Instead OF from
tho Nationa, Commission the Local Directory and the
BOARD of Control. Under the new order OF things
much confic, will be avoided. The Council OF Al
nin,stra,on IS composed Of H. " IiginDotiam'
president OF the Exposition Company, VINO Is the
chairman: George w. Massey. National Commis 'ioh'r
from Delaware: Charles H. schwab' Of the Local ID
rcctory. and J. W. ST. Clair Natioiai Noh'"'SS'o"'i
from West Virginia
Tho National Commission may. however. take OK
rcp,ion 70 this radical change being made without,
its sanction. Put they do not i"cc' again uh'h
July l. the system viii have had uhe u Sho"
us advantages and rs II II highly probable that less
defects will he visible than under the cotduon'
ex,stinc heretofore the Commission may give passive
acouIe.ccnce by not bringing the matter up lN
bringing Mr. Durham into the Administrative
Department 1t is safe To predict the early "poni"
~ ,hc Department Of Construction. step which
will resul, in a great cuItalmert Of expenses.
There was no free music al the Fair until noon To-
day when the Exposition orchestra. directed by Mr.
Thomas gave concert in Festival Hall. lH're va
large crowd I'm attendance and II literally appa'd'd
Massenet's Phedre' overture, scenes from "LoH'l-
grin, the "ThirL .lavonic Rhapsody by DvoraK'
. .,lN
waltz There will be no more free concerts ms werH
rs the Russian and symphony concerts viii need 'i"
members Of the Exposition orchestra Tie pah"s
began their concerts In the open air at noon i"c
crowds about the stands were only fair III tie alr
noon the Lined Russian choir Of thirty people gave
It's second concert at Music Hall. Inc a''eh'""cc
good
The Arkansas state building will be dedicated on
June IL. The progiamme has not yet been ar
ranged
Ialys exhibit in the women's building Is being
plnced I'm position as rapidly possible but II VIII
not b. opened before Thursday or Friday. The
oreot attraction In this section will be the display
Of Queen Margherita's laces, which are al present
stored away In a downtown safe deposit vault. The
Countess Iii Bruzza 10 whose care The faurlcs were
in,Iusied ,y tlc Italian Government, l. al present.
in New-Orlcans, and upon her return the iacrS W,l
lie taken from the bank and conveyed TO- thc No
mans Building, where they VIII b. Installed Win
much ceremony
Til. United states Government Is gradually incrchs
ING Il, armed forces at the Fair. one cOlhpih! H"h
been on guard duty at the Convent OF La R.pila ever
since the Columbus pictures were placed there, ana
another company has been performing similar service
al tho Government building. Two complains Oh
cavalry from Fort smelling are expected 10 airit"
here tomorrow morning and will 81 into camp on we
era s,y plat between III" Government building ana thc
laAe. Other companies are expected To arrive Ifoi"
time to time; but the original plan OF having the
three departments Of the Army represented has deem
given up owing to III" lack Of space.
Inc grounds and buildings Wcir illuminated L,
night, and nearly all the exhibits we've dl'payci
unit, 10 O'Clock. The attendance was large the great
bulk OF the people swarmng into Administration
Plaza 10 hear the music. tie three bandS--otsa, the
Chicago and Cincinnati occupying the dhci,nt
stands during tie evening.