New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27
A NOVELTY AT THE FAIR.
TEREST IN TIE LIVESTOCK FXHIRIT-
AMEn1c \. I1, LII ID l,rnnA DE- HrIAr

POPULAR FEATURES IN MACHINERY HALL IN
TEREsT IN TIE LIVESTOCK EXHIRIr-
AMERICAN EXHIBITORS PROTEST.
Chicago, Aug. aG.-Machncrv Hail. one 81 the
largest and most cxperivcl cQupp d buildings the
grounds. provided the entertainment and popular
amusement for Worlds Fair visitors to-day. II was
lavishly decorated with flags. Travelling CRANES
three in the main building and one IN the machin,
shop. all operated by electricity carried anybody free
of charge. In the power plant. which Is III, largeS
In the world, having cchty-six engines abon $4,000
nor,cp power all told. every available engine and
dynamo WAS in operation. The boiler hou,r supply
ing steam to this enormous plant. displayed the
largest battery of Soilers earth. fhy-two In all.
In the boiler house annex the largest sngl" water
tube boiler ever constructed seen oil Is used
exclusively for fuel
Music was furnished by two bands and WOrlhnsion
pump, supplied free lemonade to all visitors. There
was fun without while there entertainment with
In. The south lagoon was the OF conflict be-
tween the horse marines. The combatantS sal I'm
barrels properly weighted and ornamcntcd with Il
hCrSe'> head The teams were six men each from
the port and starboard watches of the United states
steamer Andrew johnson. Jubilee singers sang their
quaint melodies. 1t was an enjoyable day
Another large crowd of peop" assembled In Tn" live
stock pavilion 10 day. The superb exhibit has caught
the public Interest and each day the number OF
visitors WHO pass through the barns and occupy seat
I'm the big pavilion increases. breeders fror. every
part Of the world are in daly attendance After
the regular cavalcadc of all the stock In TIA" big
arena to-day the Belgian horses and the Galloway
cattle were brought GU 10 be- Judged 10: Ia" award
ing Of premiums. The scene was eniVrn'd lN y
dis play OF other breeds Of horses tn" saddle
lhrscs were driven into the rig and ridden about
and along with them the graceful Arabian1 of
the Gar Of Russia
The first formal protest to the National commiS-
sion against the work o. jures OF award at tn"
Worlds Fair was made yesterday By committee
representing American manufacturers Of agricultural
Implements Tn" manufacturers claim that they hav"
been unjnstIy discriminate. against becauS' Mr.
can implements except after the nachln'' nav
gone through field tria.>, Will h" doe MOI
require foreign implement mai'uiacturc"S 10 sho"
thcia machines In the field.
Prince Komaiso lohari,o Of Japan. second in III"
line OF imperial succession. arrived IN Chice" ioda
10 see the Fair. He cam" with three member oil M
suite on a special one % the regular tial,
from ST. Paul The party dress IN Eur"pel' S'N''
and they attracted it'll" attention at the S'at'h.
The company operating TIE Chimes" theatre and
bazaar In the Mldwai llasahcc made an h,>;nm,h'
to-day The assignment. II is said !. not due To IN
sovency Tut the fact that Ia" company oihc"f9
are mixed M AZ 10 how they stand. PERI FINANCES
will be- continued The assets are placed at f2''oo
liabilities not stated.
Paid attendance at the Fair yesterday. 142l'~.
During the first six days OF the present week tl"
paid attendance at the Fair has been sJ9'oo ana II tne
attendance for to-day the total of the week VIII b.
over 100000 The officials ir charge Of th"
Buresu OF Admissions said that the total for the day
would reach 49,. coo. The fireworks programm" ~
,irbt uus good me. and uddc1 MANY thousands 10