The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-28
COOL DAYATTllE BIG SHOW
xoeopY HUNTED sHADE, AND LEMON
ABE WAS 4 DRU0.

C.Iedoninns Make n Pretty Mess Of
Their Day ut The Fnfr-Fropo.iuG to Close
Mo-, OF the Bundins- Mt Nish;--More
so,e birds from scnndInavir-Latc.
Phases Of the Sunday Closing Question.
cu,c,co July 27.-The attendance at the
rSnosItion to-day was swelled By many thou
..nd nersons. who took advantage OF the per-
,s.t dov TO visit the Fair. There was no need
A. ,,lt on the shady side OF the buildings. and
On. ,omonade stands did n poor business. 1t
vas cool and pleasant in every part OF Jack
son Park and early In tho morning 1t was
.bilIy There were no special attractions on
the grounds.
The Caedonians we're at the Fair to-day. but
they became hopelessly confused. and failed
10 tako the edge of the regular day assigned
Tho scots. which is Aug. 4. At the very start
tbe scotchmen went wrong. They planned to
NEE, on the north side and 10 to the EXPOSE
uon grounds by tont. but either the meeting
mace or the hour had not been properly an
nounccd. Asa result tho party that atarted
an time was very email. and had but one piper.
Put II entered Jackson Park ut IL o'clock. the
hour set for the CALIFORNIAN games in the stock
pavilion.
There the pleasure seekers were dlsmayed
N read a notice that the games had been post
noned for the present There was no leader
in tina. crowd and no one knew what to do.
The members OF the Educational Congress-
went out this afternoon to insrect the educa-
ton exhibits in the Liberal Arts department.
They went first to the Administration build
ing where DR.. Peabody welcomed them in
brief address. RESPONSES were made by two
or three OF the leading members OF the Con-
eress From the Administration building the
delegates separated. each one going to the
State or college exhibit In which he was most
interested.
The fourth singer festival Of the united
scandinavian singers Of America began at
Festival Hall this afternoon. with 1000 voices
In the chorus and eminent artists for the solo
parts. Tho entertainment drew one OF the
largest crowds the great music hall has had
since its dedication. The soloists who took
part in the programme are: Miss Sigfried
Wolf, mezzo soprano OF the Royal Opera. Stock
holm: Miss Anna Walln. pianist OF the Stock
holm Conservatory Of Music; Wilhelm Herold.
tenor OF the Royal Opera. Copenhagen: Miss
Signe Hille soprano OF Bergen. and Nine.
Augusta Ohrstrom Benard. soprano.
Tho United Society combines the Scandina.
Wan musical organizations OF America. q great
many q those ct the pre-. esent festival being
Director, General Dayis has sent s1 Go, communl-
mending that hereafter ali tile Exposition
buildings. except the electrical. machinery.
and one other. be closed every night i is
adopted very soon. The Director Generals
letter means that the electricity building shall
night: that Machinery Hall shall he oren only
chin cry. and that the, third building to which
from night to night.
The officials have come to believe that PEG.
By such attractions US fireworks music. and
illuminatiHns. To that end il is probable that
at MIG there viii he be- some Special atsractien
aside from the exercises outside. All the ex-
hIbits in the building will be- oren and hand
in the galleries. and each department chief
will be interested In making the special night
in his building the most interesting and at
The closing OF these buildings will save the
Exposition great dea! OF expense in the way
Closing the buildings is that there is Consider
and secret ssrvice men are not able to prevent.
Chief Justice Fuller to-day handed down the
I'll text Of his decision i ~ the case Of the
United States OF America in the Circuit Court
Of Appeals. reversing the decree Of the lower
Sroceedings. In the nited sta;os Circuit
Court Judges Woods md Jenki ms had granted
so'ns the Fair don
lair. The order to-day leaves both sides FREQ
from any legal tieR
, Application can now he made by the Govern
ment to tho Circuit Court for permanent in
junction and iinal hearing had. From the
decision then rendered another appeal could
be taken. These proceedings would occupy
considerable time: and proba hly the Fair would
be closed long before the end was reached.
Inspector 1hoInhy and Gnteman Durell. who
were discharged on account Of the trouble
they had with Commissioner st. Clair. will
probably be reinstated. They were disc harged
or the personal instructions OF st. Clair with
out the .ormalty Of the alleged outrage hav-
ing been brought to the attention OF the Comn-
Gil OF Administration. In addition to this there
Is general feeling among tho National Com
sioners that these men were not nearly 80 |
much to blame rs was Gen. st. Clair. and this |
the men will be reinstnted ut tho request Of st.
Clair himself against whom In turn the war; |
rant fer assault sworn out yesterday by Thorn
by will not be served
oTo;day's paid admissions to the Fair were