New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28
NEWS OF THE BIG FAIR.
MR.. MILCHRIST ASKS FOR AN INJUNCTION
AGAINST SUNDAY OPENING.
NOPE TporBIE FOR MR.. TEACHERS SYSTEM
OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BRlN0 OUT
RIG CEOwD-CHILDREN's DAY-sCENES


mon, 10 rnuod states DistrictAttoney Mi!chrSt II
,no Federal CrcuIt Court The District Attorney do"
not ask for "A temporary injunotion ana consequently
the case will not be argued until next week. VII
Nilchri>t preferred 10 walt lntil Nh'I 'uN'c rum
or,cos Z, +hc CITY The Chief Justice will probably
,.or tho case with two Judges OF the Circuit Court
The legal representative OF the Exposition Directory
Edwin walker had u short interview with the D't'ict
Attorney before the ill was flied. The two attorneys
then went together 10 the chambers OF Judge Jehhhs
who with Judge Grosscup. was In waiting inc Dill
witch was receiving the finishing touches meanwhile
wos In the hands of Assistant District Attorneys RACER
and Hand After brief stay in the Judges chamber
uossrs Milch;ist and Walker came out ana announced
that the matter had been set for hearing Wednes-
,r =, m O'Clock n m so that Chief Justice Fuller
vbo Is expected here that day. could occupy 4
Goa, on the bench. Assistant DiStrct-Atorncy HAM,
now had the bill ready for filing. and together they
wont into the office OF the clerk OF the court. MT
,,cnrst made affidavit before the clerk and signcn
,ho hill which then taken into IN" wri"he roo"
and impressed with the seal Of IN" of'c" Inc "hu'
proceeding occupied only few minutes. ana only Il
few newspaper men ana inc om'iaN WIS 'e'" " Wv
case were present.
Whatever the final outcome. the bill Will have n
effect on the initial sunday opening tomorrow Tue
hill saws that the Chicago Worlds FAR 'oFpo'''""
at The dedication October 1". 1So.. oehVer'' III" So
and buildings into tie possession ana o"'ro' VI "a"
National Commission Tor the United states. II WIS
provided in the act OF August >. loo2. tha' All mp
propriaons made I'm that act 10 the Exposition "'i
made upon the condition that the Exposition should
not bc open 20 the public on tho first day "i INC "''N'
commonly called sunday and that " m" appropriate"
sbouId no accented hv the Exposition " was hiau'
,bn dutv OF the National Commission To MAKE Nu''
rules or notifications of the rules 81 inc i"" WI
poration as would secure III" closing oil INC rNP','
lion on Sunday The bill adds that sunday r"'
made by the Directory in October was h'"'''" !"
the Commission and provided explicitly Tor me '''>
ing 81 the Exposition aud the gates u''r'o ~"
SUNDAYS Ills rulc IT + Caim'd In III" bIl' / sun
g., ,rc and neither I'm, commission the Directory.
,octhcr or scynrillv hav" The power 10 alr"rae IT.
Thu, Mu SAYS the contemplated opening oi 'h' e"'N
will hc a greet injury AMI rri"V"hN pr"J"""" w.
The common public good. and TO Vi" "'i'"'' =" W.
people 81 the I'ri'cd states"
II +, probable that another MI for an inl"''h 10
close the Fair sundays will be fled next "''"'
Mckenzie Ccland an attorney. who claim, 10 r'pr"
sent fh. Columbian sabbath A>soh'"n. 'H'" "h
District. ,tru.y Nlclnl,t today IN examine The blii
nror,r.a h. him and ascertain what feature oil III"
cas-, # dealt WITH Cloland said that several mrn''T>
o, the as.ociaii6n. Who were siofkhoIi"' lh W i'"'
r.prc.ontpg 1000 worth NJ shares. 'c"l''HP ''''
brncinc the sui. =" We 'ak' ~" ~'Ahn- IT, ''''
that II the Fair T. opened sunday u means ,''
fi,,rc o. tho =. 10000 appropriation. and ~ maj
III ont ~ Inc '"'''N VT Wv
they are Interested in preventing 'h" OPENING 81 h
rxpo.iticn On sunday. "" may file onr bill -" "
can lee PASSED upon tIc som" tim" that The court
hears the Dt' rict A'io'n'Es argument
s,rp-,.lnr developments marfcd the cni-ovorsr
ovcr award. M tie Worlds Fur v'strr law IT."
sixteen countIlc, That withdrew their displays frsn
comp.ri,lon on accoun, of IN" dis.aii'facion VIII
John uoyd TEACHERS system completely turned th"
tables on that unhappy oi-isl. n" Commissioner
decided 10 enter into competition among ih'nf-""'-.
They will establish a board Of jurors independent o"
those IN the American section ana issue div mas In
utter disregard Of Mr.. Thlch"r's work. Tai, un"N
rccied movement N" part % ihc foreign 'om'r-s
sioners lcav.s Mr.. Thacher iu an "nhlrra.-.r %
,,iion tn, awrris Granted hy the cor n' ..ioners
who lately withdrew win be- the onv evidence ~ r..
'c.naf;oral competition AZ The Fair. for ile nh
Nm,ri.a an republic ar expected 10 Join th" move.
mont Nr. Tuaclcr Will therefore b. lcit with
nothing but N" United states section. AMI ID" u.
p,omas be issues will BE- Of litile more value than
those furnished n inier,tetc fair. Tie inl"rna-
rionaI dl,lomas will b. carried away By Ia" f'rNFll
commissioner. who refuse 10 accept Mr.. Thachcr '
one ludce plan Of maxim: awari-.
The one man plan Of mailing award also received
what app.ars 10 y" another sever" setback. VII.
Thachcr as chairman Of the Committee on Awards.
has nominated three men 70 at a. Judges Tn dairy
contest. thus. IL s. cIim~ breaking Tie rlil"e. Nr.
three dairy Judge, only demonstrates the elasticity
Of the regulations, AMI that the appointment of more
than one Judge Is permitted when found necessary or
Desirable
The fourth week Of the Fair closed tonight In
blaze Of electric glory and coorcd lights human SONG
and n-rmmo- tal music \ great multitude Of p"opl"
came 10 aud hear. ON no previous nlsh' nave
20 many gathered within the gates. SIXTY thou'and
/, probably low e,tna" Of IN" number who dropped
,h,ir ,ickct. IT, fine boxcs ai ih. turn. stiles The
night was fairly pleasant and the programme promised
was carried out The Mac MonncS fountain was in
full play and from the two electric iounai'' shafts
~ water rose and fell while all the colors produced
by man and nature played upon III" aqueous spir"-.
The mn,cal feature Of the night show was specially
attractive the Grand Basin bcirg the point ~ o's"r
walton for thousands on two noats anchored In
the middle this body Of water sat the Chicago Band
and 700 male singers from the Chicago Apollo club
The music which fell upor the Of the listening
thousands mingled with tn" tapping Of the waters h
the condolicrs, whose craft laden with visitors edrd
softly over the surface and dissolved the shadows with
the Hight Of lanterns hanging from PROV to stern.
The Cincinnati band and solsl's band played alter
uotcly on the plaza aud wooded island. where thou
sands gathered 10 view III" golden city, III"
conccssionaIres on the Midway Plisancc were happy
because flat thoroughiarc lighted and the crowd
came their way.
When the gates Of Jackson Park closed upon III"
last departing straeglcr, shortly after II O'Clock,
the attendance for the day and evening was pat
down as second only 10 the crowd attending III"
opening exercises May l. The carly morning was
gloomy and damp. but the sun after a prolonged
struggle gained supremacy and graccd the afternoon
with royal splcndor. IL was "Chlldren's Day. and
thousands OF the little folks after week of study.
were out for days pleasure and sightseeing. Al
night tie crowds further augmented 10y mul
tudc out for the night scenes and 1t Is safe 10 say
that 100000 persons today visited the great Fair.
There many attractions, aud they are Increasing
daily. The buildings being put in good ccndi-
ton, and many Of them have been complete In
every detail for the past two weeks, notably the
trar sroltatiOn and mining exhibits.
The fee concerts were also feature, and took
up nearly all Of the time during the morning. Two
thousand Of the Columbian Chorus Of school children
crowded into the rcunda Of Administration Building
shortly after and assisted by the Chicago band
and directed by ". L. Tomlins, reused the echoes Of