New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28


the Colnni,ian Guard In the military balance and
found them wanting to such az extent OF lncncrncy
oi,iccrs 10 put the Guard on better footing. IL"
private opinion Of the Army officer, who compose
The staff Of The Guard and command IA" con p'lh'o
T. moi complimentary 10 the uniformed rnstlcs as Il
semi military body, and the officers almost despair
o. Se'nS a u by prynies In the service
the United States. The officers task Is not pleasant
The large gate at the entrance to the street IN
Cairo In Midway Palsancc was opened to admit Mn
public at 10 O'Clock ms morning. no, ana p"y felt on
pccrng through the opening at the htt"rd WINDOW,
Inc Tharaols 10 adorn the street and make 1t iooN
near IKE part Of Giro a poG o ,c scene of
an Egyptian wedding procession. composed o, ""S
NATIVES from various parts Of Egypt and Arabia. ana
beaded by band mounted on cam'lH gay" ,hS
orient were arraycd IN the best r nn,t
brightest costumes owned In the street. Tnrr%
animals: fcnccr,. dancing girl and musicians, a.,
wc rs the bridal party. MI marched up ana
SpI"n,or not seen before At The Exposition. Mt,r
hc procession had par1ici HE street, oi ; 3m
cate o, The street Of cairo. and the ceremony con
cludcd with spccchmakng and feaSns.
# Is evident that the Eurcam Of Admissions, is Of
the belief that t." first open SUNDAY at ~" "piu
air will be- largely attended. To-day II -'h'i ~,
900 Ticket. 10 be- distributed among IL" various
booth, ana olcc, where tickets ar" sold me
restaurants aud cafe, on the ground arr lnyhg IN
preparing for a BIZ crush.
Another section In the Manufactures an Liberal
Art building va, opcuri = The ribnc To-Day. .a II
~ that nf Italy. The War lui, dc nr.F" IoN'u
commission r. and ir. C"ndi1ni. prm'iHh ',i""l'
,onrr for nanuiac tur's Tor Italy, conducted ' ca
.r.rs ard received the visitors. The Margin. "P ~
the section in The name of the Ming "l IuiN .H"i
which H.. entertained number ~ foreign ana MN
can official, 1T luncheon. I'll" Italian section J. hlI
with interesting novelties. manufactures P"ui''N ~
arr WORKS Of Il igh order. IN Oh" snap 81 harpi'
t.nsrv. wood ,ar'ine inlah d"forAli"u' "''u i'''
rauaiug In urir. from :. cents 10 : 500 = NNiu y
,,fu An ,ulr-i.c!rl leather that cost - - J. "''"
~ III. attractive t.lne,. Ia" WhOl" 'AmH' 'oN'I'
600 .qu,r. feet of space" AMI /, inc!o''i WITHIN a
nlsh pavilion.
II T. highly probable that ron -id"rah" more ihcv"ry
B.. Going on IN thr different hudln;- than J. maze
,,ldr m. detective, Insist that tbh'ii, 10" h'i'
,,uici that they il' quicker apli'h. i me ''lW
irnl~ and for tai, roa Tie reports Of u'U- - not
srf hc,ond tf, drplrtm'nt cllrf-. In light two
valuable specimen, 81 gold were ~i"l'n from case ~
fl.. exhibit q d.pr-c l.. Fn- ~ Co.. - wv nnrh
which I. located I'm ID" west gallery "i ii' '"''s
Building.
II the S,i-s exhibitor Who sold q brooch u few
tay- ago lthou plyiuc duty and wa. EEL ior u
can sir up f-null" between ewl'l rlnnd ana Z uii'd
State hr intends 20 Do T.. ~ ri. r'Guc>' Alfred DE-
ClararoI. -wi., Minister 1t washing ~. l.'' come
h. 10 make an Invest cation. and ;Ddny heard 81!
partle. 10 the controversy.
Tic Board ~ Lady Managers received the m'mb'r-
a., tho Pres Congfc,, This afternoon IN thr 'mAh
iuildn-. Too cui'ralum' u' W.. an h'"t"Ll ,I.,p
fnn hold iu f'r assembly room. y" cArN- ~ hINl'i
ion .,rc L. ei During tho receipt the ENpo-i'i
or.ho,trn va stationed Near by and rrndor.1 8 pop
ular programme. Tier" wcr" q number - l'pi'mp'u
odir,' .r. after which luncheon VII s'fN'd.