New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27
THE GRANITE STATES DAY.
SONS CELEBRATE AT
THE WORLDS FAIR.
RECEPTION IN THE LUXURIOUS QUARTERS W
THE TURKISH COMMISSIONER-SECREI
GRESHAM AT JACKSON PARK-THIEVES

TOO CLO:E TO TIFFANYS DISPLAY.
Chicago lime o6-As many people could crown
into the New-Iiampshire headquarters at the Fan
to-day did 80, and made up scene OF iesu'i'S anu
enthusiasm uncqualled In the History OF 'he "a
nosi,ion New-IIampshirc I'm may be small. bus
:. mazda , GOOD deal OF noise to-day. Tile Wmus
Mountains were well represented and every son anu
d,ugbter OF New-IIampshire said good woro ioE
the sote II was New Hampshire Day. anu 'e
b,,dinc decorated with famous New-iiampSnire "en
pictures and scenery was filled out 10 tne puoa
and travelled walks There was nothing iormai
about the dedication At O'Clock came uie si"'~
march Of the Amosteag veterans and omelai v'S'os'
headed by the Iowa state Band. The Rev. frahAnn
NJ Fiske opened the exercises with prayer 'apo'A
f. NJ shaw executive Commissioner OF the 0'ao'
introduced the president OF the Board Oh "ol"
r,ir Managers Charles Amsden, who dchVereu
stirring address, replee with praises Oh the S'ae,
i r.sources It's scenery and IT. patriotism, as We"
a. the liberal contribution Of New Hampshire 10 inc
Expostion Governor John Is. smith, Oh 'ic S'".''
I'm nc, ,pting the building on behalf OF lhe Pe"pe'
dwcIt In glowing phrases upon the Dea"'s' ~e"'''
prosperity and Loyalty OF 'he "i'"''e '''
among other things: 49, -,
~Enr state /, small In compared WIN the
OTHER states. Our population by comparison Snr"'ns
into ,nsignifcance, almost, ana yet We ha'' ni'n "
be- proud Of Our history runs back 10 "''n'" rs
than $50 years from the voyage OF Columbus anu ~
las been an honorable history. Some OF you nave
ron. ont from ew-ilampshire to seek fame ana
rortune I'm other states and you have prospered In
the wider field and rejoice In your prosperity,
and we are proud Of your success ana iam'' "u.
| wish to remind you that we have been uo'ns We"
ot home our State has more than held lis own Ia
population and In wealth. and material interests We
have made n large gain Our abundant water power
f. heinp more and more utilized Railroads course
through every valley schools ana educatohat
institutions are among the best Our o'a'e soo~
state 10 be born init always was. IL Is "So De'
dining to be regarded good state to stay m
Mis-, Isabella Beecher Hooker, sister OF harriet
Deecher stowe, made few remarks. being iol'o"eo
bv John W. Hutchinson OF the old "for'y'niners'
NJ California, who sang The Old Granite state' with
good effect for one Of his advanced years Kooert
NJ. Wallace. Justice Of the supreme Court OF 'e"'
HAMPSHIRE spoke ferv.ntly In regard To the peope
Of Ncw.IIamp,hlre. John Mclane, president OF the
senate Of New-iIampshire. spoke eioquenuy In
patriotic vein and elected great applause Win his TO
marks I'm regard to the attractions Of the State.
Robert " Chamberlain. speaker OF the House OF
Representatives of New Hampshire said ne repre-
,en,cd the largest House Of Representatives In inc
United states. considering the Size Of the S'ae-"''
members lie also joined in the harmony OF praise
for Hampshire and the scenery Of lis borders
The next speech was from Henry ". Blair, Con-
gresham from the State. who made brief out Ell.
fective speech. laudatory Of the state. 'oohe'
Frank g. Noyes, behalf Of the ewiampshire
Columbian League. and John W. clay spoke priehy'
he e
ernor and official visitors.
Til. unique and artistic building erected BY the
ottoman Empire, next To Brazil was the scene OF .
brilliant private reception in the afternoon such
picture OF Oriental splcndor has never been seen IN
this country before The avenue leading 10 the puid'
ing was lined with Bedouins and Turkish soldiers
from the Midway Paisance. respondent In gold uni
forms and lnald scimtars. The first room entereo
was filed with all the needeworh and embroidery
art OF the sulians dominion Further On was sta
toned the I'd Regiment band Chicago. di'cQursns
airs Of popular character. The inner circle OF the
binding is known rs the commissioners room' am IL
T. nxuriouslv hung with silk embroidery and tapestry
on walls and ceiling. and the whole room Is nied WIN
, chairs and ottomans upholstered In silk to tempt
th, tired and footsore visitors. here 'he 'oi'n'''
,loner General IIakky Bey, received his guests
John Eoyd Thacncr chairman Of the Executive
Committee ON Awards has called meeting OF this
committees with the officials Of the department OF
Agriculture for Wednesday afternoon 10 determine
standard upon which TO tnse awards on the different
kinds of cereals now stored in the big Agricultural
Bulklng Mr.. Tbacher proposed III his awarding VI
diplomas to ascertain. among otn'r thihgs' inc
chemical composition OF wheat The grains from ior
elcn countries the different States OF the American
Union will be placed side By side. II the American
wheat proves of better quality than that from Europe
the latter cereal will BE- put aside ana Judge WI
ascertain the quantity OF gluten In the sri"' i"'"i'
into tho nature OF the soil which produced IL ana uhuer
what climatic conditions the plant was reared s.''
Thatcher will recommend that these matters pe con'
sdcrcd by the judges. and further. that they report
IN him whether corn oats other cereal coulo
not have been produced with better results. o'oer
grains will also be judged in TINS manner F"
thought En- Secretary jeremiah Rusk has Teen ASKED
TO attend and lend his experience. but up 70 tnn
evening Mr.. Thacher had not heard from min'
Secretary OF state and Mrs. Gresham arrived IN the
city at noon yesterday on the Pennsylvania hmteo
from Washingt They drove Immediately 10 '"s
Palmer House. where the secretary registered SEQ
retay Gresham Is not in favor OF sunday cios"s VI
tho Far for shortly after luncheon, he went aowa
for a drive through Jackson Park with MS wiis'
lie did NOT wish his visit TO the Fair to become known
n tho officials but when he arrived at the grounds No
x,s recognized and persuaded stay for the iliumin
alton at night.
rour mon were seen Yesterday morning lettering
obout the exhibit made by Tiffany, the New-iork
l.weer When the attendants became sa'isneo 'hAs
the quartet paying an undue amount vi a''oh.
lion TO the big 100000 diamond ana other gems o.
great value they sent for captain Maiioy' Oh III.
secret service Captain Malloy recognized one OF
mo four men as Harry llowarth who mas left seversI
rGqu; and generally nnan n' pscS 0 warned
"A ~kiltul jcwelry thlei. ,nP.n" .'u,V. ""NS~
ih.m 10 discontinue their visits TO the Fair
THE GOVERNMENT APPROPRIATIONS.
w,shiucton June 26.-Attorney General 0lney. II
| RESPONSE TO an official communication from secre-
| ,nry Carlisle asking his Official opinion upon INC
question whether the several appropriations made oy
act Of Congress- approved August D, loo2 IN @d y
tho Worlds Fair at Chicago. Including the appropr"
| ,l,ns I'm aid OF the Government exhibit hau oecn
| rendered unavailable by what had taken place AZ
chicago I'm the matter Of opening the Fair on eun'
aav ha, given the following opinion:
| "In nv Judgment the appropriations referred v