New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03

anined By the individual expert. Furthermore. the
Executive Committee Awards will cheerfully ap-
point at the request OF the departmental COMMITTEES
three, FIVE more judges on the occasion OF this
primary examination
Meeting the objection that foreign judges cannot
be summoned to serve at this late date Mr. King says
the committee will postpone the assembling Of jurles
until July IS or August l.
Archbishop satoln accompanied by Archbishop
Feehan. Of Chicago Father Thomas Moreschinl. ond
other Catholic cergymen. visited the Fair this morning.
The party arrived AT the grounds in carriages. They
entered the Midway Plasance and were driven slowly
that Monsignor Satoli might view the sights OF the
Midway. Passing irto the Fair proper the distin-
Guished party was driven south along the lagoon.
passing the WOmens. Horticulture, Transportation
and Mines and Mining buildings a short stop was
made at the doorway Of each building to give Mon
signor satoli opportunity Of viewing the structure
Quite stop made on the Administrations Plaza
In front Of the MacMonnes fountain. The Papai
hbegate seemed lost In wonder at the gr7rdeur OF
the scene. The party was driven over tie lagoon
bridge TO L. Rabida Convent. They were met by
William f. Curtis and Captain Burke and escorted
Immediately TO the miniature tomb OF Columbus.
where they remained several minutes. After an
hours inspection Of the convent tho party was driven
north past the Manufactures Building to the irish
village, where some time spent.
The Mexican exhibit In the Manufactures and Liberal
Arts Building WIS formally opened to-day There
speeches or exercises OF any kind. senior
scrrano. Delega~General from McAico. accompanied
by his staff OF assistants went TO the Mexican
section and directed the employees In charge Of the
section TO remove the coverings from the cAhlhs.
After inspecting the section the senior and his party
departed
Director Charles H. schwab says that the Expo
siiion has cleared Il quarter OF q million dollar, on
the month Of May and as result OF general re-
ducon Of force, to begin next Monday better re-
confidently 1u'ipitcd the month OF June.
Mr. Schwab took a rosy View OF the SITUATION, anu
claimed that the nanSs , sucGr of sG sr
The Fair will be but 100000 week for the present
and This will be Gu, down when the wording i"rt Ss
month OF MAY have averaged $1,000 daily. -
vp nut onV c bonUce In the bank has been long due
contractors. and certain high oiclas Of the EAposi
aar %s'' or r' have been paid in part only with the
under stand,ng that when the money came In faster
they would get all that was due then.
Drcc,orGcncral Davis and Director Of Work,
apum t them " By ' the Council of Administration
IS composed Of members Of the National Commission Ion
different committees having I'm, tner aid ana advice
during the constructive era OF the fniT they should
G% Davis !" BE p 81 oHS have
constitutions In r"e,rd 10 the matter and ,ave In
Administration.
The Council has hcsltaicd to take action: but has
Issncd an order describing the manner In which The
Drector.(;cncra and the Director of Works should
arrange for feie DAYS during the prlcl OF the EN-
posItIon After n conference With Mr.. Burnham yes
icday, Colonel Davis compiled list Of special DAYS
for June which he sent to Tho CouncH this morning.
lie announced that he neither accepts nor rejects
The method Of procedure proposed by the Council
follows: June 5-Dcnmarks national holiday: June
s-Nebraska June 1orravellers Protective Associa,,
lion; June 1j--tcrmany Ills Imperial and Royal
Majesty ascending the throne: June l7Massachu-
sells Bunker lnl Day: June "0-North Dakota
June "a sweden. swedish Midsummer Day June %.
Ncw- Hampshire anniversary Of the ratification OF
The FEDERAL Constitution; June 29-Millcrs' Day.