The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-18

made, in this Gaze just concluded that the
worlds Fair directors were willing to refund TO
souvenir coin act in return for tho privilege Of
,x6eeppVing 9pen on sunday, Mr. Wanamaksr and
@ fs be iii a scb TerS Of bs
money would cause them loss and impair their
property interests as part owners OF the Expo
siti3n. This suit will now be pushed vigor-
wisu!SaTov, June 1.-THE opinion. OF the
81 ApI II ~ b hs the
bulletins early IN the afternoon. AZ a late
had RECEIVED no Official Snnouncsmsnt Of the
iHct lle said that his department had 9
Gn sGs to tho
orally " scknowioiG sd tIat tho act S@ q Com Com
ar on Fanday was Sp0e e"ushea IN Hn
ETas9 su'}nlsIsptly dqhiGus to make IT'S
favored the OPENING o. the lair on, sunday
and those who were opposed to it had rlausi-
bic ground TO stand upon. 1t seemed to him
was not entirely sure, not having carefully. OK
nmincd the law but that AN appeal should be
States. This, however. would seem to be use
less. as the court did not meet until October.
and 6c 10, the case could he heard In that tr-
He could not see that any inJunctions should
he thrown in the way Of opening the Fair on
diate charge Of United States Attorney Mil.
christ nd two able assistants no had no dou bt
Known i"sy the law HpSSd tie n ts Of cons
gress. While he saw no means in sirht, per-
hans those who had been more intimately as
soeintod with the case than he would Yet dis
Other matters o! q complicated character,
he saia; would undoubtedly grow out Of this
eress Of S2,5o".SG0 to tho FAIL had been
courlcd with tho condition that the Fair
OF the Court OF Appeals that the Fair could he
open, on SUNDAY. and the well-known intent OF
w we o & o en her part on
Tor the eondti0n anon which the money was
the Government he asked. now proceed by
legal means To collect the mHnsy advanced as
w Gondti%1 Ir"p which it had been received
1t vas certain. to his mind. that the Govern
msnt could net giye to tne worlds FAX Az Az
treasury, hut witch had heen appropriated
under certain conditions. The condition, was
w to to-day this money would have to have
been Inid by the government had the security
the security were furnished, tho Govern
the worIi's Fair people. Doubtless he
would DO confronted with that, pronositign
raid out. lie had not yet seen tho text OF tho
decision or seen published tho exact ground 8
upon which the decision was granted. and.
therefore. he could not say what course he
would pursue; Perhaps the cato money could
lie impoundcd to reimburse tho Government.
still. he was not entirely clear rs to this. and
would have to consider the matter more IN
detail.
Another question affected by the decision
ments OF the Government had exhibits at the
Fur. and all the appropriations made for them
were coupled with tho condition that the eX-
hibits should not be opened on sunday
| Il was entirely clear that tho Govern.
| ment cxnibits could not re open on Sunday,
| hut tho conditions imposed might have gone
further and might prevent the Government
! exhibits from he.ng opea on any day. now that
| the World Fair on sunday He hardly thought
| however. that the law would bear this con.
| struction. Nunlherless other questions OF
| decision and action in view Of the opinion ron
! dered to- day by the Court Of Appeals