New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06
AN EXHIBITOR ARREST. d
HE HAD BEEN SELLING GOODS TO FAIR
VISITORS UNLAWFULLY.
TRYING 10 CHI:tK \ GROWING EVIL AT HE Elk.
Po,ITION-TiiE SUNDAY.OPENING OF FSTIOA
STILL CAUSES TRurBLE-NE"S
From THE GREAT SHOW.
FROM THE GREAT SHOW.


Jurv for trol in Ocoacr They were arrested and
taken before Commits Hoyne. charged WIN I'M
lawfully removing goods from u noEdtd """hoa'c'
1t IS said that Lrvte sold goods TO vi-l'orS ior '"'r
date delivery and duplicated Tia" 'Nhi"'' twenty
five inspectors will be added 10 the force OF customs
officers az the World Fair in few days ImS Is
I'm accordance with the order from Washington 10
rlcdly enforce the customs law, In reg"rd " 'nc sal"
OF exhibits which are still under bona
The new order WAS rendered necessary by III" boId
violations OF the law committed hy the exhibitors OF
late who were encouraged in their actions by IN"
lenlcncy which has 80 far been shown toward lr'>-
gres,0r>.
Tho NationaI Commission resumed business This
morning Iv holding Il proiracted secret ''NNio"' rs
Il Western member expressed II. There "'S s"o"'
big family row, and II Is nobodyS business u" our
own" DlrectorGcncral Davis was summon" "
appear before the commission and explain 'h' "''"o"
OF conducting his end Of III" Exposition 'on''SS'onr
Ramsey Of South Dakota. said that nothing oil pnoic
interest had been done. in spite OF III" HISS ana
talk behind closed doors. The commissioners TOOK
q recess about = O'Clock. and Al . again "HN'mo''o
10 discuss the sunday opening Ia pupic ""''"" -"
first thing done TO reject TIE recommendation o'
Director General Davis that the National '"mmi'te"
on Ceremonies j." abolished III" commissioners
adopted resolution declaring that Tie rat" 81 -
cents an bonr for a wheel chair and euld" was
rate vita attendant. and pro rata without "n al
,o,d.nt Tine who'll. matter was referred to the
judiciary Committee.
Counis.i" -. Clair protested against Inc r''''n
ton Of Commissioners ITmdlcy and Ton'I"y against
.unsov ou.niur Mr-,r.. MASSEY. llundley. Bar
bopr and Ramsey spoke In fnycr ~ the resolution
President Alma took lively interest III III" "''a"
and vacated the chair IN favor Of Vice President Eo' h.
Of Massachusetts. President Palmer advocated I'M.
ri If fis
gnrd 10 The sunday opening question. Mter pro
,ract.d debate In wlici, IA" lawyers Judges anu
other members Of ~" Con- mission lfrlh ipa'"' i"
resolution WIS adopted to take up III" H'">'l"" VI
sunday opening next Tuesday al noon. Dnr'n% 'h'
debate many members INDUCED In personal remarks
and were several times cautioned by III" pr'S"'.
officer
The cornell Of Admir-, lr,tion VA, IN N'--loh most
Of ia" day tryns {" fix - minimum "i GUY ~
pcuGljure for The Exposition. Leaving ou' '"" "'""
Of Music the Council figured that III" fNp 'lti""
couId NOT h. RIM sicr Of Sl1OOo q day. and Ia"
,.,l.plj,u 6u,Id, must lee h.pt down 10 l'Dp 1hlS
,os th. decision al The Council. II l. imp ,-.dr 10
reduce the daily operating "Npis'' OF The F:"r 10
$4,000 I'm spite Of TIE, hard vo1. In That direction ny
the Council.
Vic-.pr,-!dcni stevenson spent an rhj"NA'I' d"' ~
The FL ~ the EI,-t Il y uonI ioum.'' lone L.
inmate, - ,i,h,o,a pirrcior.t,cucia Da'i, ''n.
dag and a party composed Of the N'cr'f"'H'n' ana
III. Sicycu.on C1inmi- ,ion,F and Mr.. iinhdN'
Gov.,t,,r AMI MIR, Prince. and Mr.. :. J.. Brgt' oil
New Mexico: Erucr Douglas AMI vi. lhoi''' :"
Nashville ,ornl.. Toner g. *. Holiday. al k'n'as'
and Il. VI. Allen. Of birmingham. Ma. "mh"r"'N
from the Electricity Building. Ia party went about
The lagoon, and cru,,i out upon the lab To 'h"
battIeship Iunoi.. llcic an Informal reception VS.
rendered to the vice-rrc,iden' by tile officials In
charge OF the vr--el all a slldle II twenty ono
guns WAS fired In his honor. At"r IL" party ~
turned TO the ggounl- they wrF" entertained ~
luncheon ly the Vicc-rre,ld"nl 81 ihr clam bake
on the lake shore.
The Columbu. cara,cl> expected 10 arrive on
Friday aud arrangrfncni> los their reception ~ the
Exposition ar" nearly complete. cap M h'riN, "i
the revenue cIit,r Michigan. i"ave, Van Bnich.si
Friday morning al O'Clock for Evanston. wher' he
will meet the cnravrs aul c-coft them u Chicago.
C,piain Ferry, no,Ih will lie composed Of the Mich
iesn the steamer rlale and r.,enu" cutter Andrew
johnson. Abont twcav private yachts owned In
Chicago and those visiting "a" port and n larre
number Of excursion steamers and other vessels VIII
form the feet. gAc fleet Wiz proceed IN column III
I'll tho caravcls met and sauird when they VIII
turn and them 10 Jackson Park.
Dr. rrancl.co f.. Eusiamcntc Minister from Vcncz
ncla to the United states: Or. II. Riv'fo sildlva.
Consul General. and Or. Manned =. Toledo CommIy
opening Of TIE venezuelan Pavilion today Com
mssloncIs !. NJ Larradc and Jaclnto L"pT, DR.. \.
Ernst, OF the National University Of Venezuela at
Carncas. DR.. Edward VI. C!uccarO. ~ Monicvidrp
Uruguay. Albert Euano professor In the University Of
MontrviccO Iiak,y ley. Commissioner General for
Turkey. and William f. Curtis, representing the Ri
rector General were present Consul General >al-
DIVA addressed the people in an INTERESTING manner.
Frederick Law Omstcad = no longer salar."d
of he "A he
will be presented 70 the Executive Committee no
estimate Is to be made or Mr. Olmscad's salary.
Mr. O!ms,ead and his Associate, hid out the park AMI
had chargc OF all the landscape work.
Frank d. Mllct. who has rendered mvaluabl" ser
10 The Exposition in transformations way. has
resigned his place known director Of decorations.
his work having been about completed. II IS likely
that Chief Fcarn OF The Foreign Affairs Department.
who finds his place and his reduced salary not to his
HMng will tender his resignation and Director
General Davis will not appoint another Chief Of
Foreign Anairs.
Paid admissions 81 The Worlds Fair yesterday we're
o74,0l7.
The Indians Of the Six Nations from reservations
in the State OF Ncw-York arrived at their village in
the south end Of the park to-day. Among them were
Solomon Obai q grandson Of Corn Planter, the chief
who negotiated a treaty with George Washington
Dccrloot famous runner. who has never been beaten
al long distances. bat who l. now aged Chief Jack,
Of the Tuscarorls and Chief silver Heels, Of the
scnecas. Four women and boy Were also In the
party. all dressed IKE modern Americans lalf a
Forte chief OF the six Nations.
Chicago Is beginning TO realize in a practical
and substantial way upon iii investment III III" Column
ban Exposition. In The period embraced within the
last 100 DAYS ~ the Fair 1t IL estimated that
ranging from Tl2O,OOO.O00 TO $i50.00oOOO win be
brought 10 Chicago and left here. The estimate Is
based on the assumption that between July and
November 1-l.3 days-thc average number Of visitors
In Chicago above the normal Will BE- 100000 to I3J.-
600 and that they Will spend not less than 80 a
day each while soIOurnng here. on that basis the
amount spent daily will aggregate 81 .OOO.OoO II
$50 900 for 1913 days, ST. 100000 10 ~ "a 900 900.
The CITY already experiencing the relief that follows
the receipts Of liberal sums ~ money from all quarters
All theatres report an iincs" business notwitStand
Ing The great show at Jackson Park. The business
streets are crowded with great moving armies Of men,
women and children and III" great cmp0riums II trade
are doing the largest business In their history.
The Government building OF Costa Rlca dcdl-
co,od fodnv Mnnu. VI. prrata. urrSId.nt az