The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-22

assume that onc.hali OF tho visitors from
these states would enter ~ least twice; frat
admission, !, isS, 600; second admission, one
malt, SOL, 900; total, l,7,20O0-i. tilty oentB,
$50, 900; New ORLEANS admissions. si5OOO0i
Total, $l,3il, goo, or more Than sufficient 10
pay tue loan from the ten adJsosnt etateo
alone, to say nothing o, visitors from the
north, east and west, aud from foreign
o1nntries.
In addition 10 the above. II lisa moderate
| estimate OF the visitors tom the east, west
aud Pacific states and territories AZ 505, Oh
and freignvisitors NJ 10000: frat ad wis.
sion $G6j0ii; iccond admission, 1882 072 (;
| total OJS DIG; Lt 90 nait' each, $40 los.
| From New Orb ans and ten staten adjacent
81 81 600; total Admissous 81 ,SiOi
A moderate estimate % tho security of
| the government, therefore, approyimatcs
ad issions from New Oeleaus aud suburbs
ana from ten contiguous states, Sl,3il eco;
admission tom eastern, Middle and vest
ern states and territories, aud from foreign
countries, $685. total admisslon', ST.
$40, 45S sales OF buildings, ETC.. $4,000,
total estimated security $3.50 i5S, or mora
than enough 10 pay the stockholdefa and
the government.
Tho buildings will realize more Ia proper
ton TO the cost than ut Philadelphia be-
capse the lumber Is cut 10 sizes and lhe con-
strucion 10 Of such simplo form 6a 30 DO
salsable.
The estim ten submitted above are pHr-
posely made 80 low as /, ba bavoud ques-
ton, and briei consideration OF tho follow.
Ing facts will show that tho receipta rom
admisaion aud sales OF property viii realize
nearer 100000 than $2,0OJ,OOO.
A broader basis and one more consistent
with tho enterprise, won d be that oil Nn-
iionel and international exposition, VITA
ell the ststeo and territories leprtsentei
and interested, the United States govern
meut and the whole worlds industries rep
resented, held In the south in December, in
the mids, OF tropical aud somi-tr0pieal fruits
and flowers, with low rates cf iransp0rta.
ton, would be sought by at least 100000
of the 100000 adults OF the eastern
middle and western states. The 200 yisi-
ors TO Florida will nssufedlS visit the ex-
10 sition. and then large attendance noy
be relied upon from Mexico, Central Amer
lea Al d the West Indies, from Canada and
from other foreign countries.
The people OF tho Latan- American states
indicate quite az deep an Interest IN the eX-
position as do thu citzsuu OF tue states ad-
iacent 10 New Orleanv, os u presents an
equal opportunity TO- ,he display OF their
natural resources, and viii enable Them
o procure improved agr cultural inn
machinery and nse STOCK The
low excursion rates secured by writ
ten agreements with railroad COM
panies, embracing over ioJ Iihts TX
tending throughout the United Ststes
aud into Cenads, must exert Il great inhu.
ence In Matchmaking the exposition end
in promoting its financial success. The
rate OF one cent n mile will make the fare
from Hsliiax, $50 Of; Montreal, Canada,
SIT Ia; Boston, SIS 65; New York, 1891;
Philadelphis, $i2 Al: Baltimore, Sll .t3
Washington, sll OF; Ri,bmond, $l0.45; Port
land, Oregon, $3202 San Francisco, sN 40,
Denver, Colorado, $l5 20; st. Louis, SO 0S;
Wnnepeg, Manitoos, Sl7 40; st. Paul,
Sl2 81; Dstroit, Sl0S7; Chicago. 50 10; Gin
cinuati, So 25; Louisville, T.4l
Proportionally low rites are made for sll
OF the ten states adjsce mt to New Orleans,
and reduced rates for special excursions
Arrangement rrs being perfected for spe-
cisl excursion rates on STEAMSHIP lncs from
all freign ports; also for round trip tickets
to be sold at all the principal points
Throughout he world.