The sun., 1893-08-14
WORLDS FAIR AWARDS.
Medals for Painters Who Competed for
MonOrs-MuslciansK Refuse 10 Dt,hand.

Medals for Painters Who Competed for
Honors-Mus,ciansK Refuse To Di,bnnd.
CHICAGO. Aug. 13.--The jury to award m edals
in painting. in oils and in water coors, has al
most completed its work. 1t is the second OF
the Worlds Fair juries to report The Jury in
painting consisted Of Henry William Banks
Davis OF the Royal Academy. London as Pres
ident. with the following associates: Anders
Zorn. Sweden: Alquist and Dill. Germany:
Boggiano. Del Nero. and Cozensa Italy: Apol
and yos. Holland: Espina, Spain: Fenellosa.
Japan: Prinsep and A. Hunt, Great Britain: |:
Chase. Whttridee. Clifford. Hovenden. Nicoll.
Millet. United States.
The Jury did not carry out John Boyd Thatch-
each picture. The fact that there is only one
uniform honor to be con erred led many OF the
foreign exhibitors to refuse to be considered
not formally withdrawn. on account of dissatis-
faction with the system OF awards France.
fused f to be considered in Composition. Several
German and Dutch artists declined to have
oea list Of in he
section:
ous-Ama Tadema. London: George II. Boughton.
ISnd%n: Lady buier. london Alfred East. London;
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Denmark's exhibits numbered $50 works.
and all were In oil. The medals awarded go to
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Jonah T e. sshlichtsEfu and % Winin.T f"''' f"a'''n
These painters from Holland received med
oll..N. sa.,sr. Ams,s5dam; INST B. j. glom%sr sehsv.
1"orSura: ii j. Msls oS Saro's; E Albert Neasays Tss
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i ceived some IN medals Their honored painters
are all workers in oil. They are:
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r. j. Rysxkiewox. Warsaw W. Tetmayer cracow.
Thofollowing Spaniards were honored:
Oils-Cosme AlRaria Hurtado. Madrid; Louis
Alvarez barcelona; Aureliano De Beruete. Madrid;
Gonzalo BilboA. Seville; NJ Dominguez. Madrid; Fer.
nando Garcia camayano Seville Jose iarneo. Madrid
Jose Moreno Madrid: Rafael Nuro
Malaga Edwardo PeIAyo fernandez, Madrid Juan
PlAnella y Rodriguez Barcelona; Manuel Ramirez
Ibanez Madrid; Santiago Rusino. barcelona; Mar.
seilianO santA Maria SedRnolL Burgos; Enrique
sim0net. Malaga; Joaquin SorellA Madrid.
Water Colors-Manuei Garcia 'HspAleto. Madri1; j. H.
Peliister. Garcia, Barcelona
The Swedes who got medals were:
o. Arborelius. stockholm: o. Bjorck. stockholm;
Prince Eugene A. Jnngstedt, stockholm; Nils kreuRer
WArberg; Carl Larsen, GOthcnberE: Bruno Let0rs
UpsAla: Karl Eordstroun. ItoRa; Ida Schutzen.
helm. stockholm. Carl Tradgardh. Paris
The Italians who received medals are:
@ BOldibi, Paris; f. CArcano Milan; A. CorelIi Rome:
NJ Corteggiano, Palermo: Blanca A. palOcA Verona;
r. FrAgincomO Venice; Tito Lsssi Florence Stefano
SovO. Venice; r. Pratt Aneide. Sant0,o, Florence;
4. corsni. Rome; De TaninasL Rome; d. Pennachtni
Rome
Tho Exposition symphony orchestra do
clines to be disbanded. Yesterday ended The
odore Thomas's engagement. Early in the
day the Council OF Administration adopted q
resolution distanding the orchestra. Notice
to that effect was served on the players in the
afternoon. With one accord they firmly ro-
fused to be discharged. 1t is understood that
the musicians have hired lawyer and will try
to collect their salaries from tho Exposition
company. The orchestra costs more than
$1,000 q day.