New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-30

toreirn sections in Liberal Arts Building opening
| 10 the public in rapid succession. and within the
next ten DAYS the vcrk OF Installation and construc-
| ton Of pav1ons will be practically complete. Chief
Allison has drawn the lines tighter than usual. ana
foreign commissioners web individual exhibitors
have been made TO understand that a failure to com
plce their displays by the end Of this week Will De
incxcusabl". Russia. Brazil. Norway. Argentine ana
spain the furihes behind In their work. bu there
have been accidents and other unavoidable delays
In their cases. The same countries are Tagging IN
Agricultural Hall, the exhibits Of Russia and Eraz
not being unpacked yet.
Rapid progress has been made in the ELECTRICITY
Building within the last two weeks, and Chief Iarre't
seen In operation when the formal opening, lin, lin,
place next Thursday The sight promised will riva
long siding leading from the main railway yadS 10
The main entrances Of Mining Electricity and Mani
IL the last railroad track In the grounds ana IL mas
delivered thousands Of carloads Of exhibits 10 rhe
earth will be- srnoothcd the small ravine made
by the track. and Is completion viii add much 10
the appearance Of Administration Place.
The work Of installing The NewYork Central and
Hudson River Railroad Comwnys exhibit Of ancient h
and modern equipment was In progress to-day ~ w,
south end of Transportation Building Ihe i me-,
@rc.ve eauss Of The rxh ,; are the l DS M
three passenger coaches. which were constructs, ~,
1891 and The NswYork Central new ma nam a,rsf
design and equipment well rs carload OF PICTURES
and railroad relies
The attention of Mrs. Peter White. the MANAGER
Of the Irish industries Village at the Worlds far
Grounds called 10 the following Lohdo" '"oic
dispatch which appeared in the daily papers yes'er
day:
The second incident which the Tories are exploit
ing TO reinforce The lessons drawn by them from the
Londonderry affair Is the refusal OF the Earl OF "osr
deem hoist The nri'S AZ HyGr the rI lrs ,oo Fp %
be made question OF ccnsure OF the Government. -,
Mrs While when asked for an explanation, r, :nia
LATED by ina, national sentiment which Lady Aberieen
principal promoter. hid readily recognzs MAN ind
political pariic but also by Americans OF Irish SYN
pathics. The association. she said Is absolutely
corpolatcd company that is in no way connected with
the british Goy,rnm mt urs White .of an attempt
to make political capital ont Of sn incident tso o, tins
h hs vase e Should a y the S or any other
object being purely industrial me ony nag' una.
will float over the yass o the nins s a" r ne
states orr present hosts, and the ancient sunburst
flag OF Ireland"
over half Of the 14O urnstiles at the Fair arc out
of order. and do not rcoid the number OF v1'i"rS
who pass into the grounds As consequence the1"
way & keeping an acr" aceon on o. th ai
ut these faulty tinses excellent opportunity
The Bureau OF mcs ha, been on 'c dozen To"o"I men
have have been discharged foI attempting TO steal
new vi Of turnstcs has been purchased, ana soon
rs possible they will he put In place. on account OF
the faulty turnstles II will be Impossible t. ten thc c
exact number of visitors the Fair on sunday until
TIE tickets taken the various gates have All been
counted. Ii is known that over 1OOOO tickets Wer.
sod at the booths outside the gates. TO these must
be added those sold by the various railroad companies
which carry passengers to the Fair. Then ticie are
80 600 passes issued to workrcn conccsslonaics eX-
hihors ana press, that the Worlds FAR ohcias
are confident that the crowd st the Fair on Ia nrst
orcn sunday will be found II Xc,ed 2OOCOD. .
A member of the Bureau Of Administrator ssid 70.
day that every effort being made 10 bring 10
ius,cc ;he dishonest gatckrepcrs. one was arrested
who had app pristci &7j worth Of tickets. He viii
be punished to the full extent Of the law.