New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-11
IRISH VILLAGE AT THE FAIR.

gann TO protect the foreigners, nav" hsheu "'''
g"nilcmer TO join In paying for ign drp"'t"rS '"'
amount ~ their accounts without waiiihe l" N''
whether the assets will rcalz" the amount or not
O. 1, ali right now aFi foreign friends VIII ger
| their money today The largest SINCE deposit Nv
n foreigner Commissioner was made % ih'' '"'S"'
the Commissioner from SIAM who had Just pun VI
a draft for c2coo Ncvt 70 him. tn" largest deposit
WAS hy the state Board Of New->orH' ior "h''n
Commissioner John BOYD Thach"r In" deposited
s,n.oo Their. are 4 number ~ small accounts
running from $1,000 down. som" few instances W.T.
40 distressing that was tempted 10 pHy them myself
but they VIII paid IN full row. and hope lungs WIZ
stiaigiten Themselves oGt all light hand thihk ,h'
guaran,ors will assume any more than ne '"r''s"
liabilities where The d~poeltors took II 'or graho'
that the Fair assumed the hnanrial rcNp"h''p'''y
,n,r,s,,d TO the hank It will not be known for n
div lust what the liabilities bu' We are promised
, s,a,cmeri and will know then whei" we are In
any case the bank will no, reopen business NJ the
Park some sort 81 arrangement VIII propaoy ~
made 10 accommodate Exposition business, but mat
will not be done ursn this tangle Is Strengthened
ont
Al IL O'Clock oday Lady Aberdeen rode up 10
fine Irish village on Midway rlasance In an Insh
haunting car which arrived from Dublin yesterday
Her arrival was the beginning Of active preparations
for ia. reception which took place this afternoon at
. o'clock 4 large number Of invited guests were
present and enjoyed the novelty OF the ahar' IL Is
mot difficult for one TO fancy himself the old sod
rs no stands In the village and gazrs on the thachcd
roof, Of the cottages, the Celtic cross and Blarney
Castle with the rosy faces Of Irish maidcns looking
from tho windows ON the arrival OF the guests
coffee and cake were served IN Aberdeen Cottage,
after which the girls Of the village sang Leaves Of
Shamrock and various other National airs. The
singing was intcrspcrsed by music rendered by two
Irish ppers and the dancing of Irish jigs by the
lads and assics Of the village The reception lasted
several hours md greatly enjoyed by all present
TIE beautiful liite We mont S,atc Building, situated
In the northeast corner OF the Exposition grounds,
WIS formally dedicated at noon today large
crowd OF Vermonters were In attendance. The cx-
crciS"s began with music and prayer. after which cX
Governor Dillingham;. In neat little speech, pre-
scented the building to the commonwealth Of Yer
mont Governor Levi =. Fuller. In behalf Of the
state, accepted the building. The speeches
short. but happy IN vein The Vermont State Bnlld.
Ing Is Of the most unique and original the
Exposition grounds. ON the right and left Of steps
on the facade rise two shafts which allrgorca
figures representing the Industries Of agriculture and
quarrylng. til. two principal Industrial activities Of
the state one enters through oolumn,d porlico
Into courtyard On the right and left covered
p0rches with broad seats. Just of these are the
reception In front, and committee rooms. post.
Office etc. In the rear In the centre of the court
Is a handsome marble fountain. Marble from the
qnarrics Of the state IL used all through III" interior
Of the building. The coat 0farms Is Ia the centre.
The reception hall Is circular In FORM surrounded by
4 colonnade. Tie structure l. sIrnounicd by n
wooden dome. The building h Pomp'iIan In style
and furnishes n most unique contrast To the other
buildings.
A curious manifestation Of the determined spirit
to make the thing pay''-in other words The wide
awake spirit OF the conc"N,onairc to see that LI,
privileges not encrouclcd upon-came 10 light
10 day through the issuunc" Of order directing the
and oranges that they were not allowed 10 distribute
them free A concess,m had been sold allowing IN,
pcddling OF fruit. and It was NOT fair cut IN lie
rsccd p Sy e the caon Florida and Ses"" r c" %n'
miss with dcrision and laughter They came 10
H." Fair ppar'd to s nrSvs , ,,, s. I'll ." ,rr
Carloads OF oranges were To De- shipped at ,1ucnt
'rs% u. "a .n np with earn eq ss 10" the
they Will Ignore the now decree and wonder whit
II suggested today TINT all orange, be registered
y ledger and checked p ~ from day to day 10
To assert authority and ever watchmi Tor Il ,hMn"e
to somebody. started out 10 enforce ;lc rule
One guard rndcavored to MAKE vhitor .rIenSc three
yellow pIppins which the Oregon exhibitor, had pre-
s"nied 10 him. The visitor merely laughed at the
Tor 6vr minutes co,c ed II big crowd. ihe officer
lna, deciding that he lnd no authority In ilc cnsc
"e rr"m ' men p M' M"rby "y y paN
Dlrccora;rncral Dnvs's report on The sdc shows"
at "a" Worlds Fair. published to-day. comes not u
day too soon, There has been much talk calculated
TO nlurr The management by creating the impress.
sion that II Is MT standing 10y It's original promise
TO show all the Fair for one admission lee 80 cents.
Colonel Davis clears away This Charge. II is perfectly
true that 80 cents admits The visitor 10 all he Fair.
into every building. every exhibit ana every loot
Of ground belonging t" IN" Exhibition. There are
no rtserya,i,ns lie who win may spend every
fall In closest study OF IT and at The end ind hc
%s s' Ic most 1 Of n'Hl's It., b. may sn',r
until the gates are closed, all for 30 cents. There
has been no MISREPRESENTATION this score.
ISN'T n Il also true that there ar, som, gfty -.
features in the Fair ground To which the 3ocrnt
ticket does not admit Ihtse mr. not exhibit They
nre REPRODUCTIONS OF streets Oi European and oriental