The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-03
DILL SUNDAY AT THE FAIR.
,,,y<BoUT FIFTY THOUSAND People
PsfD THEIR war IN

MIC Buiidlnes Looked Deserted, but
a.. y,syny Was In All Its Giory-rhe
,-nort.i Fourth VIII Bo Duly Ceic-
,r,ted-Adini Stevenson VIII Speak.
-, Our Carter Will Turn tho Eagle
,,o..-Nieht' To he Turned Into Day.
cy,c,co. July This was quiet Sunday
..,ho Worlds Fair. The same State buildings
III the same exhibits we're closed as on pre-
TIA sundays, and that fact soems to have ha d
,.,,o effect on the attendance II was esti.
.ua,ea that not over 10000 persons paid ad-
s,t,s,op. Tho buildings were practically de-
aa,,,d tho great majority thronGing the
,,iJuay nlaisance and its numerous enter
tainmrnts, side shows. and features, although
,-,od crowds surrounded the bnnd stands dur
Inc the day and evening. The threatening
saotbsr of the afternoon and two sharp show
ers undoubtedly detained many from making
tbo trim tn the park.
In Festival Iialiat o'clock the members OF
Fart Dearborn Garrison. No. 80. Regular Army
nd Navy Union. carried out programme de-
.ioncd TO celebrate Patriotic Sunday" The
.nook,rs we're Capt. J. NJ. Campbell Com
sander OF garrison: DIR. William 7. Aiken.
President OF Duvalrs Veteran Cavalry Associa-
top. and Chaplain c. C. Bateman. United
statos Army. The Rev. ]. r. Dorr delivered
the sermon and Chaplain Allen Allensworth.
rnitcd States army. pronounced tho benedic-
don Prof. Tomlns was musical director.
arrangements for the celebration OF tho
Fourth o, July at the Exposition are complete.
At sunrise the guns OF the Michigan and
battery on shore will thunder a salute. At 10
o'clock Mayor Harrison. tho city officials and
tho Common Council will reach the Fifty
sayenth street entrance to tho park. There
will be no parade Of civic societies or militia.
inside the gates it is expected that several
thousand American exhibitors will be drawn
mn IN double column. AS the official party en-
ters the exhibitors will uncover and remain
r ssHis." The carriages will be driven di.
rectiy to tho. stand erected. before the
east front Of the terminal station. On this
City Council and city officials. the Board of
National Commissioners. the directors Of the
nartments Directly in front OF it will be
smaller stand for Mayor Harrison and the
other speakers and RrsstSrGsnera Davis
erCise ss'I expects to have 900 singers in at,
1hch viii be the Vest balcony Of the Adj
ministration building and the others ut regu-
lar intervals ABOUT out the plaza G n,-,rod v,
terday by the Committee on Cerem onies and
tie Council OF Administration:
OPENING Aadrs,sNIdiai E Stevenson. vice:fre,iden.
Of Tho United States "
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song-"Ay Country 'Tis of Thee"
The programme has been so timed that
promptly at noon Director Pratt will lead his
ns9FS A ths same The paul
Jones flag. the two banners OF the Leagueof
Human Freedom and the Stars and Stripes
tiona salute Of forty four guns viii be ,flrod.
The Government building will be elaborately
marines mar and the Third United states Infantry
Battalion will parade in full dress. ~
nreV s sfeoa the lake ront east the Man.
uiact9res building, from the peristyle;. and
isgoons BY the Dudley Buck Giee Club Of
Colorado. interspersed with serenade music
west end Of the grand basin. supported by all
Of fireworks will begin. accompanied by the
illumination Of the grounds and buildings and
The PDs e h S seG5S Of v.
supernt endent Tucker will, have sixty ticket
The 6oneessi onaires Of Midway Paisance
nave maQe maj arrangements LOT the DIX c6le-
bration in the street All tho Villages will as
semble at the west end Of the white road, at
noon. where the American flag will be hoisted
dozen languages. bands will play. and then
the strange people will march back to
their settlements with flags flying The
Concessionaires Club will decorate the
street with bunting and lanterns and each
village will dress it's houses and baZaars in .
gorgeous manner.
old Vienna" the German village. tho Irish
villages. HaEenbacks. and nearly NIL the other
queer shops and places have arranged special
features for the holiday.
,o Guatemala will open Its dainty and beautiful
present from Washington to assist Senior Don
Manuel I.emus and Secretary Rosenthal in re-
eeying the world. Guatemala spent $4,000 on
It's building. and as much morcin getting rep
resentative display OF its resources. Guatemala
bad too distinct aims in building at the Fair.
PRESIDENT Barios insisted that the world. and
fortune hunters in particular. should have a
chance to know how rich h. Is Central American
republic was in undeveloped resources OF
every kind. He also wanted the social life
shown as much as possible by the necessary
functions Consequently splendid samples Of
siken tapestries and hangings and photo
came 81 ong with the articles Of trade.
In the forest about the building stands a
rustic kiosk. where girls from Guatemala are
20 begin to- morrow the distribution Of coffee.
Ihis hut Is seventy feet long. with walls OF
crooked trees and knotty branches. and the
roof OF twgs and bark and leaves. Coffee
plants will DO set out in tho beds, and foun-
tains Will add beauty to the scene