New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
FAIR TO BE CLOSED TO-DAY.
THE CLINTMAN INJUNCTION WILL BIZ Dis
REGARDED
SUPPORTERS OF SUNDAY OPENING NAY GALL
Upon THE SHERIFF TO OPEN THE ONES
THE RUSSIAN EXHIBITS AGAIN IN
coVEprD- STrx0cC,PUEIS

UPON THE SHERIFF TO OPEN THE ""iI'
THE RUSSIAN EXHIBITS AGAIN IN
COVERED sTESoGEAPHEEs.
ch,coco Ju,v oe-The allowing order was issued
at o'clock this evening by DircstorGenerai DAVIS
To d. H. Durham. Director Of Works 1000.
IL Il ordered that the Exposition be elo'ci ''.' ;,
the 23d Of July. this include the gates OF ann''
tho grounds and also TO the buildings. 70" ar
srccay charged to this order strictly
GEORGE Il. DAVIS. Dircctor'''enc''''
This pcrcmptory clo, Ing order may max" WORK 'o'
Sheriff Gilbert OF Cook Comfy. and hiS dcpu''N :"
The entrances to the Exposition Omorrow. .n Sl-
W Clingman the stakeholder who o5,aih'd i,o''
Judge stein the original injunction resrai'"nr
day closing. W. F.. Mason mis- lawyer '"u Wv :
hackers including Adventists. Hebrews ana Sfeu'''
Union people talk OF calling on the She'in o.
mission 10 the Fair is refused thcn'' ana '"o''
stein may b. asked TO Issue VII. CT aSsis'ano'.
President IIginbolham asked TINS eNe"'"s
about the closing of the gates, while he was on MS way
to Joliet TO spend sunday among friends lie ni''
not heard OF eneral Davls's order, ana S"
"1sne Exposition Will h. closed tomorrow anu e,''
other sunday so far rs / know. unless th' ''
ton changes materially" a.,
You were enjoined by Judge stem 10 "''p
gates Of Jackson Park open every day. Are you ho'
liable 70 be punished for sisobeyins the order vi
court! lima
81 really don't know anything about that inIuhc-
tion I am no LAWYER The Board OF Directors uo-
cidcd that there should be no more SUNDAY runs
last week. ! presume the legal aspect oil t"' '"N'
has been considered. Mr.. Walker. our atorhe'' .'
not advised me that the ClinGmam inluhcuoh h" .
the execution of the Directors resolution uhia"i"''
Mr. Walker Is now out OF the city. but MS aosch''
has nothin. TO do with the closing of the Fair to-
morrow
All danger Of tlc foreign Commssi ,ncrs and OK
tnff hp
meeting between the Russians and the customs o'"'
GERS WAS removed to day. The offending Inspectors
will be dealt with TO the satisfaction of the Russians
Collector Clark has assured the latter That there VIII
he no repetition OF the incidents, anc the COVERINGS
Of cotton canvas, paper. etc. were taken OIL their
exhibits In the Manufactures Pavilion.
Abou, the middle Of next month Dr. von llelmhoh
and several OF his assistants will reach Chicago 10
study the Fair. under instructions from the
German Government. Professor Won lclmholz Is re-
gardcd an authority -eecrotccnics throughout
Europe.
Nearly 200 members Of tire American Society oil
swedish Engineers. representing the three orahches
in the United Statcs-rhiladelphia. New York anu
Chioago-camc out TO tho Fair to-day. ana were re-
ceiycd informally ut the swedish Building by Com'
missioner Letter. They will hold three days con-
ycntion In the city.
4 determined effort Is being made BY the Illinois
Naval Reserve Association 10 obtain the brick battc
ship at the Fair for armory. The ASSOCIATION
has about fifty members. the greater number OF whom
are graduates Of naval academies and have seen actual
sea service They are commanded by Captain f. VI.
Scdman.
rh .t.noor,phers who have been IN CON
v,non M the Lake Front Art Institute came ON 10
see the Fair to-day. They went first 10 Music nan
where they listened To complimentary and wei wei,
coming addresses Later they were received at the
Womcns Building
Washington. july 21.-Assis,ant secretary Hamlin
while lie Il I'm Chicago. which city he eNprc's 10
reach by Wednesday will give personal attention 10
the rouhl" with the Russian exhibitors Al III" fnT
d.siros of being literal with cxhlllsrS. but that
thc custom laws must he enforced II Is understood
that nothing will h" done here 10y The Government
until Mr.. IIamln reaches Chicago.