Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07

drcls using them to-day. The price is a
/ simple Uittauce.
! The guards have been thoroughly drilled
! and are familiar with the names ana nnes
OF inspection. 50 that being Wheeied liom
T0int to point IN easy chairs. personal N
spection Of the exhibits, either IN the char
or on loot, becomes q matter OF restiul
change.
sIDF-sHows,
There Will be some side-shows, not part
I Of the exposition. bat from which the far
/ fund will bc enriched through commls-
! eious and one or two other sources. On
! the strip of land known as MIDWAY flal-
! s9ncc. between Efty-ulnth ana Sl1uetn
| streets. winch connects Jackson Park
! with Washington Park, number OF
| private enterprises have been created;
! These include for instance. the villages OF
! different nations. a sort OF beauty snow OF
I mqldcns of all nations etc. Admission
] v1ll be charged 10 these various places, hut
/ thev are not part OF the exposition. tut
| the PlaieanCe. As well Gs the other portions
! of the4ar Is vet IN such crude state
/ that u is impossible 10 give accurate data
/ as 20 the points OF interest aud the adNlsa-
/ billiy of visiting tho villages WITHIN the
There are number Of tollet-rooms on
/ tho Grounds. and small tanks Of drinking
/ water at various points. but number
haye been established for which Zee OF
| five cents will be demanded. A number
| of high-l,rade concerts. at the hrst TWO or
winch Paderewskl was the sololst, Will De
given ln Music Hall. 4 unlicrm price o.
/ one dollar TO each one OF those concerts
/ has been fixed, no ticket OF ADMISSION
I belnc sold without seat coupon. No one
/ can find fault with tins arranSeuent. ne
GREAT majority Of visitors, II quite likely,
I will have no desire 20 spend an hour OF
! two within hall 10 listen 10 music.
| From present indications, little fault VIII
| be found "a 70 the expense incurred alter
tho fairgrounds have been reached
EEsrAURiNr SERVICE.
Having asked where the restaurant OF
! that pariicular C"uartment was. was
shown to a long rgnt OF stars when lea
20 another long fight or stars Whlch ter
minated Ia az exterior depar' mont, open
mo INTO a restaurant of colossal propor-
there they charge very large price for
very small drink.
There. also. they have the very altman
nered habit of determining preclseIF now
much one shall take and IN what bodily
pOsture the act shall be consumated
The charge Of % cents tor the amount
of whiskey served Is simply apsuIu' oA'o'-
tlonate, outrageous.
-
once seated the exacuOns OF the law are
complied with and the tipping can De"in.
tnrotoS OF the restaurant service IL Is
for the present mcagrc attendance alI-suI-
fcleut. and, 80 far as could ludge during
the trip. when 1t was my goou ttuue 10
LOOK in az several Of them ioUhi the ser
v,ce very good. the linen clean, the walt
&c attentive and the prices moderate.
Ibey charge 20 cents Tor Oowl 81 TO-
,,,ato eo,,n which was palatable aud enjoy
able. also hot. and accompanied win q
plate of excellent bread ana plat1er Oh
very good butter
must say | don't see the pIopIle'y OF
charging rs cents for drink OF whlshey'
especially when the oar-heeper lhsia's on
pouring i out himself. .e.-.....
Tbis may seem a very trifing matter 10
neople who don't drink whls6ey, VINO
never Get tired, who need no stimulant, or
have more money than tney know how 10
dispose OF.
CoRFANs ATTRACT ATTENTION.
On the grand. stand and afterward IN the
roturda OF the Administration bulldlhg
were tour COrelus. who wore long, moving
robes Of bright cOlOrs aud queeF-lOoklhH
head-dIesses. lc Cha lun, Acuhg Alin.s- l
ter from Corea % the United States, was
the hood OF tho party. The Hon. Jeung,
Koyal Commissioner to the Morid's falF
the Hon. Mr.. Arm. secretary TO the com
missioner. and Ac Sung 500, counsel OF the
legation at Washington. were the others 4l
the party. Ne Cha Yum speaks EnEilsh
with particular fuency. 4 Young woman
IN a tailor-madc gown of some brown sott
stnfT came up TO Alr. Yum ~ he was con.
yrrNne with some acquaintanees, thrust
before hIm card 0nd pencil, saying
How, You write name on tins cara
IL shall be very glad 20 give YOU my an-
topraph IL YOU wish it, said the suayo
Minister 10 the abashed young woman. az
ne took the card and wrote his signature
in English. The Coreans made tour oI
the grounds without guides, ana were
greatly interested IN the various eXmDits'
MADE PLEASING RECORD.
During the Dedication Day exercises,
when 100 900 men, women. ana childreh
STOOD for many hours in the great Manuikc-
tnres Building. there were. seventy-nve
cases of reported illness at the emergency
hosnital There were numerous resting
nJacos and there were perambulators ior
The facilities Of the hospital tor full
AlltnV its mission are believed 10 De ample.
The hospital Is IN close communication
with ALI parts OF the grounds. Inc poiice
service has ambulance calls attached. ana
directions can DO instantly flashed to the