Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

psais s.~eanlc Assss.t 81 Most
Faette fasts-rhc fiectricitY
Of uodefn life aa T'xenpiificd
~ thu trace und Ofept % fhe
1ueen aua Crescent Cify.

ufuAN HHni ftHtttt array Nutl. IN the
morning the churches poured oul equally
well ief lhi= 4 themasi religious city iuthe
country, and the churehea, according 90
statistics. are lar better attended than else.
where We toos long rest 1t ihe Hotel
Royal. fnoiy furnished place. which has
long laip faliow. 20 70 speak. aud only
opened ~ uoN isf The ara time Ia many
gears We found everybody talking NJ posi-.
NoU aud almost eFerY Third msn proved "
be ne exhibitor Monday morning afltt n
heqrtY breakfast IN ponphno, hf1ch9lia q
chicken iifefa gfealc eggs. cunoe ana eys+
Gee. deeelietie, ne stllisd forth and toola
mule ear on ttnsl street
A mule ear vii eaffy visitor from
clnN street % iHe Exposition gate Tor
. uietei-thaifa dime" ~ the street ped
iiefs sly n one happens 10 take Tho by.
,ui1 strUet line be etn sec An attractive
psi. 81 the Garden District IL his locality
are 1ne Hesl1aseeH. and Che gariens that
surround them and soea 10 Keep ihen ~
and inifndsfa out are rich "a foliage redo.
lent q fesefs aud fesplehicni Win ripe Or
aarcs Ike
HuHituDiHors rHorognAi1s
81 hls maiesls the sun.
After an bsiihnur ride he car swung
runnd on side street like ship entstinq a
h4fbar through an irregular channel and
the Gig Park came inln View, or AZ least "A
part u i. and theirs q half mile away Wss
tHe Main building igQming uP Ia ~ IT,
grandeur, II Htopd out Ia stercaaoopie
sharpness aaainsl the blue aud gold6n Aky.
and did not seem 60 be dwafled AZ all by tiia
buildings near By. almost rs Imposing and
imperlal A ltfapsef with harsh voice.
who had evidently been sampliHg lad Whis.
IS successfully, said " Fake good took az
ID gents fer yot can see L when you net
20 H. cause It's so big" 81 o few Minutes
We we're ct The end q the route ani de.
secnded nom the car not Two hum
~ ihe Quilted states and state
hshihita building The structure IL enOf
n1usly large, hut ia second Ia sizo Of the Tx.
position sfuup " buildings. We looked
about fQf moment Or iwo and perceived on
the right Ia the direction OF ST. Charles
htruue. one 81 the large Iron hotels. six
hundred feet ifng. only begun two weeks
and now nearly completed On the left were
a uuiaesf u temporary cfecilons OF wood
whefo tue retail dealer IN beer, sand.
wlohes hard boiled eggs, pies and things
awaited the arrival 81 The pie eater. ne
Viii he here. and be will como IN force aid
one Of his Characteristics Is, that be lovcs
70 RirE MS PIN
hy The wsyside, eating lt ih faith and faith
fully We entered the great building and
ioand active preparations for the opening
81 the Exposition going on ~ every direc
ton. The majority Of the state collective
exhibits has already arrived.
Nebraska ciHIuis notice 90 being the ffst
% open aud display her exhibit IA the
hnildiug Opposite 20 the main entrance
wa the mAdef pastailiee ~ the Royprutnput
peared ~ ready for use. u tho Louisiana
department. was q iHrge and futcrNVlnx for.
e.tfy exhibit, calculated 70 arrest The aiten-
tian Of Che North west fnmbef kings 10
every direction carpenters aud wOrknen
were busy building reeeptacles, shelves Ia
bios SUI raeks Tor The proper display ofthe
exhibits TINT were piled up here aud there.
III the eentre q the building were many
cases eautaining part 81 the Government
exhibits There l. q wide gallery that ex-
tends entirely sfeand the inside OF the
building. On the gallery over tho main 90
trance stands an artificial repreae citation %
msmm0th. set TAP by Prot Ward, Of
koehesteir (. This gentleman has been
through Asia. Africa and Europe, since last
February
As We left the building BY the rear en-.
iranea, We Noticed tnat tho headq larcrs for
live stuek "a the opposite side % Che park
were getting winter, no
AsAMMeR oTERceAr
from The painters We hurried over 10 the
Main Duiidine passing By tho Michigan
Furniture htiildias and also the building
for Public Comfort, whore visitors viii b
able 90 ehtain luncheon while making .
tenf 81 The Exposition
ST AilH ttHtHA HAAlAANANs WI uncovered the
busiest scene, Ien were hurrying to hni
fro Platforms for the display OF exhibits
we're 70 eaurse u construction a. Tar a. the
eye could reach; payilions Of various sorts
Sizes aud IF every conceivable pattern,
were being Or had been erected We went
iuia The Machinery Hall. where there WAS
more din aud pounding than elsewhere.
At one end we found the refrigerator aud
cold storage apparatus As we stood thure
an engine backed q train Of cars loaded
with r~Hlhtt4 futfs mi 81
made g5eat fuss pulilng and smoking, dot.
withst1adlng the notice forblddink am0kiug
IN the building
Next We inspected the reservoir that Il
there sunk Into the ground and half filled
With water crowds Of visitors passed or
filed by IN single order al intent On seeing
the nearlf completed Exposition. An elderly
indy asked her Young companion what the
water vas Tor. suppose, said the young
lady looking UP
rs uesufsH MANNEK,
as with q nsrasoi he pushed n lump Of the
sacred soil Of Louisiana from her snail
rched foot, a suppose that this Is where
they uean u battle the sacred white ele
nhani' ON account OF Che huge engines
that ere being put IN position, We could not
fedauy make oar way through Machinery
Halt, and So entered Music Han that occn-
pies Inc central portion OF the Msin BUILD
ing. The ten thousand opera folding chairs
made IL Cincinnati were bcing placed on
I ne floor If lie Hall We found the organ
builders and mechanics al work settling un
the great Exposition organ on The back mart
OF the atage. We passed out Of the Main
Building after taking 3 look AZ the boiler.
house IN the rear, who're there iq large
number 81 boilers 81 different kinds Ma
chinery Halt Originally 1873 feel long By 800
ieet wide. has received an addition Oh $50 by
I'D ieet IL order to accommodate the
UNCLAIMED or fscRsAsr
In the number Of exhibitors. Near by Is the
sRumllis hnlldiue. 500 feet long, having an
lf9u roof. Having but little time we Visited
tn quick succession, the Art Hall located
nearly 10 'front.' OF the. main building, and
constructed 81 iron. This viii be ready for
TIE reception Of pictures nnd sculptures
shorily, aud We learned thai from Antwerp
alone l47 entries Gad been made. Our art.
isis netIeF l4ok ta their ianfels IL other Tor
eig1 cities do hali as welt The HOrticil-
tural Haul now being alled with rare domes-
~ aud foreign pltnts we found 10 be- q ra-
diantiy beautiful place the grand fountain
under the central tower, throwing up sew
eniy FIVE tets Of water was being tried, and
worked very well Near eli hand was a 81.
e0auut tree bearing punches OF nuts
A glance at tho ir0n octsgon building,
which has been built between the main
building and Horticultural Hall by the Mex
lean Government for the reception OF its
mineral display showed II 70 81 tasteiul
design OF the Moresqae order. This mRssive
cut llght looking structure stands near The
centre Of
fHE aENIcAE gAHDrN.
la the two large buildings tho electric light
wires were belug put up, aud high towers
iqr lights Ia many places. The illumination
% these grounds viii be % it.eif AZ electric.
al exposition fof al The systems will be rep
fesc 1ted the Edison, the Loagitt Muller.
bfnsh Jenny. Thompson aud Houston
Whien aggfegaie iUy4 incahdescent and 100
STANDARD arc lamps requiring 1000 horse
HHHaH
ALONE, or 100 hprze power more Cor thh ser.
\ lce than the Bis Coriias engine that fur
nlsheu toe eutIre power for the Centennial
buildings, AMI shlch Is now az Paumau, I,
4o1 horse puWeF.
The miniature lakes scattered about are
tiiet with Watef pumped up irdlu tha river
W the powerful WUfilingthu steam pump.
I ne asphalt walks are set OK and heAnuaed
~ harders oi yellow grayel bruught from
,he Mexican National Headquarters In
the lower corner Of Che river
mont Of the park picturesque
Wea4en structure surrounding n courtyard
ahu having Accommodations for oaFairyand
Infantry soldiers a. well as executive once.
apd apartments for the display of special
Mexican vkhtbits We hurried buck 10 The
street csr 10 order u avoid Che CrowdE that
so down town rs might approaches. And
other
Dty IN nIseuisH,
Tor the sebun goddess has been forced 90
ab4ieHte her starry throne" in New or
leHis. auq 5ho H9ai Young that melancholy
owl. would have found himself forced n
acknowledge senie hrigh. and brilliant facts
m this iiie L he could Rave been cnyir0ned
by the tea mile chain of Der electric tights
NeW Orleans FHIue3 herself on being che
most radtaut as Wc.l as che most fragrant
city On this grand end beautiful world 81
which she viii give sou an In a few DAYS
musi deds hfiul aud Instructive og position
THE COURTS.
superior Court--EIOward, D.
Faulkner ". Faulkno1--set Tor necem-
her llth