The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-12-01
A Jam At THEP ALACE.
Thousands Struggle to Get Into the
TTanSpIanlcd Worlds Fair.

Twenty thousand people hosicgcd the
doors Of the Grand Central Palace. at
Lexington avenue and For, y-third and
FOrty-fOurth "tr"ots. last night. at the
hour when tie exhibition Of the prize
winning objects and gold winning spec
taclcs from the Worlds Fair was OK
rcctcd To- orcn. \ large portion of the
crowd was composed of college students.
much ovcrwTOught 10y the eNCit"ments
and occasional imhihatiOns Of the day
and night. At $50 l.. NJ. IT was imposs-
bic To get nearer to the entrance than the
middle of the roadway in front of 1t. A
little before . i. NJ. in a rush by the
crowd, II window was broken, and for n
tim" there was great deal 81 huhhuh.
capt RerEhold and his inca kept order
irsId" and outside the ,n'ranr" aS best
they could. which was not "A very salts
factory supcrlativc.
There w"r" many well known people
inside. The long rows of boxes upstairs.
which in gallery form ovrrhang the
floor Of the garden in the centre Of the
buildiur. were filled with prominent ana
handHJm" men and women, The whole
interior WaS ahlaE with electric lights.
vas continually lighting it's why In and
out.
rh,rc's not much doubt about It, the
congratulations from III" Midway
lia!sanre were tn" chief attractions.
m" much advertised dams" lu VrHtr" ~
an inspiring affair, but there We're com
paratiV"ly f"W visitors who could md
II. 10 got to IT you had to climb stairs
to Tn" Top floor and tight your way in.
Tn" oriental theatre where II was shown
Is at the scuth end of III" cairo street,
which takes up the whole lcngth Of the
floor IN" theatre is set apart by means
ur screens ANA curtains, and for hfiN-
four days II seems continuous perform
nuC" VIII b" given ih"r" from II O'Clock
Ut III" back oi tn" stage, mp clos" To
" irh tn" p"ppl" crowded, thor" wer"
tn" players Of the Eastern Instruments,
AVID they picked ana pounded away
Will" florida, tn" star of tn" trio of
dancers. went on with III" sXhihition.
Sh" wur" n sleeveless Jacket with just
n suspicion " lac" ahuN" the armrits.
and then thrr" was what il known 10
scholars ~ an htatus. between IN"
shap" at tn" top. Ana sh" had long
black stockings. ana sh" danced and
wria glri.
'own. stairs polio" cant RerEhold
~ busy with mis- crowd. hut shall be
around here tomorrow night. and II
there's nnN'ning about It thht comes
within tn" "omrass. Of the law, why
We II r. Ice care Of H."
Meantime, among tn" paintings and
ppttrri' $ ON IA" lower floor were tn" elder
Is ladies who hal taken all tn" look they
wanted AZ mat extract from the Midway.
They had gun" ont. most Of them, when
tH"v had seen F"ridn down on her
Nu"a', duing that peculiar Cas'nnrt snap
with her fingers, and swinging Il chair
I'm her teeth ms IN" lay down. ana then
slowly ana Slnuously rolled.
I!Ht thcr" ar, other Things I'm tho Pri2"
" uu'r" Exposition besides ~" iarC"
dr. y,u'r". m" show was to have been
upru,i At II y. NJ, bat IN" strike on the
Lrh!Gh \H!l'" Railroad delayed IN" dt-
Ir ry Of some Of tn" exhibits, At J..
art gallery contains masterpieces ct
l'larruiE. 'urOt. Nrissoni"r Phil-
UuaraamN. Dussaus"z II" N'uvillc and
Hurp"". aux. It is estimated that m"
iu'nI yHlu" uf tho exhibits In all the de-
plr'u, ats IT. i@e.r",.1.