New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-10
FEW PEOPLE AT THE FAIR.
SUNDAY OPENING Is NOT THE BOON THAT
WAS EXPECTED.


THE HARVEST or ADMISSION FEES DOES NOT
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS EXHIBITORS WANT
PERMISSION TO SELL FOR IMMEDIATE
DELIvERY-NoTEs OF THE
EXPOSITION.
Chicago. July 0.-The attendance al the "ora I ar
today was very light-s0 light as TO raise douD, III
minds as 10 whether the open sundays are !"
prove the financial boom to the Fair that was expected
While the Exposition officials express sasiaooh over
the attendance 1t IS secret that conceSsonaireS are
generally greatly disappointed at the lack OF the bus
Ting multitude that was fondy anticipated Tor this
period OF the Fair. As nearly all concessionaires are
compelled to pay % per cent oil thsr gross receipV'
into the Exposition Golfers they are OF course the
first to feel the results OF Hight ATTENDANCE Inc Wen
ing Catering Company, and nearly all the o'her res
taurant establishments are cutting do"h er o'o'7'
the Iygeia Water Company. the most enterprlSng
Institution the ground has made radical rEcuoh'
in its Working force until the attendance shai become
such as % Justify previous expectations.
The regular sunday services were IN" only specia
attraction at the park today and the no" es'aDhs""
fact that many exhibits entirely closed on sun
DAYS no doubt worked somewhat to diminish the sun
day attendance.
CommlssonerGeneral PatSohel Palmforst, o.
Austria says that lie Is in favor of permitting ui'
sal, and Immediate delivery Of goods by eAhiOi'o's
Ia II
TO previous international exposions. nor more ''an
WAS allowed certain American exhibitors AT the pr'''n
Worlds Fair The latter. as was becoming Eh'i"'',
known he said were selling goods quite openly an"
h. had bcrn informed that the guards had Deeh i'll
structed close their eyes to the prnctlce' III '"S ~
,rr rs "A certain few were concerned. Inc 'on"
,ioncr Insisted that II was only right 'im' al "a
hbitors should be put on the same footing "r
p,mfors, added that It was an unwritten law, or al
al nG-Ifi
against articles brought in as exhibits should not o,
enforced At the Paris Exposi lon such sales amouh'u
10 10OC0.COO francs. There were rules slnii'ar "
those OF the Columbian Exposition but thcy hd serve
their purpose when they had shut OUT uloa' WHO "o
have come In with gewgaws ard fraudulent "dr''
for the mere sak, Of traffic Foreign "Ahiol'or'' "
many Of them did not for the doubtful a""ru
OF medal, under the present system oi JuueihS' ui'
or,,- bono of CONDENSATION for the trouble ana "A-
mons. IN which they had been put lay IN thc dir'c'
sal.s which they could make Ihcre couu ~ ]"
possiblc harm In these legitimate sales II All 'A-
hhitors had the same privilege heyoIu 'h' "'-""''
arCumcn, i'm favor of the removal Of the r'Slc'lonS
There was the positive one that Ni'ltofa. """" J."
e,rieyor.ly disappointed II they could not purchase
oror,-. fron, among foreign goods. Already II had
boon shown that they We're not satisfied to buy Tor
future delivery nothing short Of carrying the aruoe'
away with them would suffice
ttor TO Chief Alison Of the Manufactures and Liberal
Art, Building complaining OF IN" disoriciN '"huu''
Of the Columbian Guards on duty mt hgh' III INV
Austrian section OF the Manufactures Bulldihs' lie
aid IN. guards made free with all articles Oh GA
hildon using the choice Bohemian glassware to drihA
ocr from and forgetting 10 replace IT, Showcases han
ha.n opened by guards WHO had crawled INSIDE ID
lind "A comfortable place 10 sleep. TWO nlgi' az"
one had broken a fan worth 800 apparently by S,cp
ping or lying on II. Drawers hai bteh DFohe" Wv"
and other Expectations committed
Tho attendance At the religious exercises at Festival
Hall wa, not large. The Rev. Mr.. Jansen l.Ioy !
Jones preached
Tho first information mad" public ms TO what WI, VIII
De done At TIE coming big Catholic Congress here
given TO night In statement Issued BY me n5h
I'm the VI mortal Art Palace. Michlgan-aN' ana
Willmm-st september 1, ~ II Il. m Arian-rilltil
have also bon mad" for holding III ,n.aso us u.
the week u the Congr general conventions al tic
following important ORGANIZATIONS: IN" Nithoilc
Young Mcn'- societies Of the United states me
Vincent d Iaul: tohgr"s, oi CoIor,d ''l."!,N
meeting OF the Catholic press reunion "t th',
American Louvain students separate M'iiS , an !
committee rooms will b. assigned 10 each of these
,iriou, bOdi,.. i'm the Memorial Art Palace
The week Of the Catholic Congress VIII be The
Catholic Wreck 81 The Exposition. II VII d" lot
81 IN" Archhi-hop- ~ the United >tatc, who will
assemble IA Chici, under ia" presidency Of cardinal
ih. Cafholl, CONGRESS. Monsisnor >aiol will also
be- j,,-"ni Representative Of tn" Catholic Hierarchy
~ England. Ireland Scotland ANA "i several M
ti,n~ Of the Continent are expected MohNlSiT
,.nfd 81 Nfirch,-cr hl, already been chosen hy
Cardinal Vaughn 10 represent The EnGll'l Bishops
Cardinal Moran will attend al repre- sent me AuNtrl,
liam Church several of the Irish Archbi>hop> ANA
Ii,bcpS arr, also looked for. and distinguish Ciiho'
iaynou from almost every land. The programme
~ ',";ri,s l. long one. ara ma I, S hn
problem, aud other important subjects will be read