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POLICE AND HOSPITALS
How Public Safety and Health Are Cared
for-Dsgruntled Thieves,

How Public Safety and Health Are Cared
fOr-Disgruntled Thieves.
CHICAGO, May 1.-The police arrangement for
the preservation of the peace and protection Of
visitors within the grounds of the worlds fair
are OF the most complete and systematic nature,
and, despite the reports that CROOKS from far
and near propose to make the neighborhood of
Jackson Park a preying ground for the ensuing
six months, there is very little probability that
these gentry will be enabled to carry on their
operations upon any extensive scale. When
the gates were opened this morning 1000 men
in blue, stalwart fellows. nimble of foot and big
OF muscle, and with intelligence stamped on
their countenances, were distributed over the
grounds These are the Columbian Guards,
who are under the command of Col Rice,
veteran in military service and disciplinarian
OF renown. Two fields of usefulness are filled
by this small army-One the general functions
of police, and the other, the affording to visit
ors all necessary information that may be
sought. In the latter particular they NAV be
not lnaptly regarded as walking guide books"
THE SECRET SERVICE BUREAU.
What the crooked fraternity will be inclined
to fear the most, however, is the secret service
bureau, department of the exposition which
has been in progress of organization for the
past six months, and which is under the direct
control and supervision of a noted Vidocc
Capt. John Bonfeld, for many years one of Q
chiefs Of the general department of polio,
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taken. was begun on July 2, 1891, and from
that time on the work Of building up the whit<
city was prosecuted with vim and vigor.
One structure rose after another. and on Octo-
Der II, 1892, in the presence of an assemblags
OF over loo 900 people, the grounds and build
lngs were formally dedicated to the purposes
designed by the act Of Congress.
WHAT IT HAS COST.
Up to the last financial statement the total
expenditures on account Of the fair had reached
the enormous aggregate Of 1S,OO0, 900, q sum
equal to twice the cost of the Paris exposition.
VI this amount over SIS, 600, 900 had gone into
the buildings Of the white city, while the bal
ance had been eaten up by general expenses
outside OF the construction. Shortly before
the adjournment Of Congress q special appro-
priation OF $2,500, 0O0 in the form Of souvenir
silver coins, was voted by Congress in aid of the
enterprise. Five million dollars worth Of
bonds, due on January / of the coming year,
MUM.
1t is an interesting fact that the gate receipts
from visitors prior to the formal opening today
reached the total Of $3.50. 900.
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handsome Of form and enhancing of counte-
nance, who are supposed to represent the COM
bined charms Of the feminine sex of the United
States and England and all the countries of
Europe.
Here also is colony OF 400 Bedouins. we'll
equipped with cames and dromedaries, together
with some three score Of horses, chosen from
among the treasures of the sultan's stable.
Last, but not least. located In the very center
Of the thoroughfare, is the American rival Of
the Eiffel tower, the gigantic Ferris wheel,
erected at cost of nearly half million
dollars, and with each revolution of which 1000
passengers, occupying cars as large as the
ordinary railroad coach, may be carried to a
height Of 260 feet.
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hour Of opening today, and still others are on
the way. Aside from the exhibit Of fishes
proper, fish culture, fish capture and fish
dressing are shown in all the various stages of
development. Each Of these industries is illus
trated with apparatus Of the most modern con-
struction and approved type. Fresh water fish
ing and deep sea dredging are exhibited, and
the hatcheries are on the most complete scale
known to experts In pisciculture.
TWO FISH EXHIBITS.
Properly speaking there are two fish exhibits
the one in the fisheries building and the main
exhibit Of the United States fish commission in
the government building. The former is di-
rectly across the north lagoon from the latter,
and arcades connect the annexes for the ex-
hibits Of live fish The great aquaria are mar
vels- They have a water capacity Of 150, 900
gallons, CT which one-third is sea water for the
marine fish This water condensed four-ffths
fs brought daily in tank cars from the Atlantic
ocean and lake water Is added to make the
proper dilution- The collection Of ocean or
salt water fish is q complete one and the fnny
tribe OF the inland lakes and streams is repre-
sented in all its branches.
THE ANGLERS PAVILION
Fishermen today found much to interest
them in the anglers pavilion. Here are speci-
mems Of outfits that can be bought for a five
dollar bill and others that would require the
iavestmept of City times that amount. There
are specimens of hooks and flies and rubber
frogs and other species of bait with which
the fisherman allures his prey. well a mis-
cell neous assortment Of tackle and boats for
fishing. There are exhibits showing the ocean
fisheries of New England. Wharves. packing
houses and the vessels employed in the indus
try are shown in model aud the exhibit is rem
dered interesting by large collection Of pho
tograph5 of fishing scenes.
Eleven foreign countries-Brazil, the Meth
eriands, Japan, Mexico, Russia, Norway,
Greece, Canada, Australia. France and Great
Britain have contributed to the fisheries ex-
hibit and eleven states of the Union are repre-
sented, little Rhode Island taking the lead with
2, 500 feet Of space. Maine and Pennsylvania
are also well represented, while several Of the
northwestern and southern states have done
their share toward making the exhibit success
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CHILDREN's BUILDING.
Where the Rising Generation is Cared For
The Roof Garden.

CHICAGO. May 1.-Ripples Of infantile laugh
ter and shouts of joyful surprise from childish
Threats echoed through one of the worlds fair
buildings this morning just about the time that
the tens of thousands of adults outside we're
lending their voices to that monster shout of
triumph that signalized the appearance of
Grover Cleveland and his noble and distin-
guished associates upon the platform in the
administration plaza. The rising generation
the boys and girls that will flock in countless
numbers to jackson Park this summer-have
not been forgotten by the powers that be. They
have a structure all to themselves rendez-
vous where they can eat, drink and be merry,
and afterward go to sleep and wake up re-
freshed.
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MUSIC AND FESTIVAL HALLS.
Temples of Melody Where the World
Artists viii Be Heard.

Temples OF Melody Where the Worlds
Artists Will Be Heard.
CHICAGO, May Fitting recognition has
been made by the Columbian exposition Of the
elevating influence Of music, vocal and instru-
mental. There are two structures within which
the great singers, the instrumental soloists and
the orchestras Of the world will be heard almost
daily for the ensuing six months. One is music
hall, a graceful structure occupying command
ing position on the lake front, fashioned after
the style of the Roman Corinthian renaissance,
with sweeping colonnades and impressive arch
way. From its windows today the visitor looks
eastward upon a vast expanse of wave and sky,
westward upon q veritable glimpse of Venice;
spacious basin. crossed by numerous arched
bridges, and its fountains playing in the sun
light; plaza dotted with ornamental statuary,
and a grand court formed of the group of noble
structures in the immediate vicinity.
Seats for one thousand persons are provided
in the auditorium, while in the wings there are
standing accommodations for many more.
Here semi-weekly orchestral concerts will be
given by famous orchestras Of this and foreign
countries, interspersed on the other days with
Sunday school, public school and other chill
dren's choruses, and with popular concerts in
tiers.
FESTIVAL HALL
The other structure dedicated to music is
festival hall. standing upon the shore of the
lagoon in a triangle formed by tho meeting of
three great promenades. simple and severe in
outline, following the Doric style Of architec-
ture, and bearing a close resemblance to an
ampitheater surInounted by a dome. Its audi
forum seats nearly 1000 listeners, while the
stage is equal to the accommodation Of
chorus of 2 500 voices
In the rear Of the stage is the great organ, a
masterpiece of nineteenth century workman
ship, with its 900 pipes, its 116 stops and its
numerous mechanical accessories never before
employed. and which pealed forth this morning
for the first time, and with thrilling effect, the
patriotic strains of america" as President
Cleveland pressed upon the electric button and
gave the signal which declared the worlds
Columbian exposition an accomplished fact
On the exterior of festival hall are bas-reliefs
ths progress Of music, while the
entrances are surmountsd with relief portraits
Of Beethoven, Mozart, Handel, Mendelssohn,
Bach, Wagner and other eminent composers.
During the month Of June festival hall will
be the scene Of g series Of oratorical festivals
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF CoLLEC TOR OF TAXES, DISTRICT
- oE COLI MBIA. Warrington. April 90. 1855
The attention OF taxpayers Is called ieyted
for the year ending June 80 1893. ON real and per
sonal property. The second half Of .uch IA. No..
not previously paid will become due and payable on
the FlRST DAY OF MAY. and II not paid before the
flhSI DAY OF JUNE ensuing shall thereupoo r.
In arrears and DELINQUENT. and PENALTY OF two CSl
per cehtum upon the amount thereof shall be added
and the same, with other taxes due and in arrears nj
be listed Tor advertisement and sale in the man
ner prescribed by existing Law. By order OF the Corr
missioners Of the District Of Columbia Attest: y a
DAVIS. Collector Of Taxes. sn2s a
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GERMANY'S HOME.


Germany's home is built of solid brick, sur
mounted by tall bell tower. ard represents an
investment of S150.0O0. This oriental looking
affair, painted in rich colors, and with Its lofty
gateway topped by small minarets, is the rem
devious of the visitors that hail from that por-
ton of the world that gave to the queen the
title Of Empress Of India.
French building, with its wide, white portico,
its pillars wreathed with vines, its fountains
that splash over the lawns and the flower beds
that are dotted around it. The sister republic
has done better than this however, for it has u
trio of unique little edifices that are given up
to its colonies from Algiers to the Miquelon
Islands.
THE STATE BUILDINGS.
There Is something distinctive about every
every one Of the state buildings. That Of Del
aware is constructed wholly from the native
woods of the state. and SO is that of Washington
Florida has a reproduction of old Fort Marion
In St. Augustine, covering nearly one acre.
Alabama is represented by an old-time southern
mansion. The structures of Maryland and
Massachusetts are on the old colonial style. CAL
ifornia's building is the largest, 144x435 feet,
at San Diego. The most pretentious Of the state
buildings are those erected by New York and
Illinois. The former represents an expenditure
of $50, 900, and the latter a quarter of mil
lion.
The smallest building is that of Utah, but
what it lacks In size it makes up in good looks.
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MIDWAY PLAISANCE.

Cosmopolitan Playground Upon Which
All Nations Are Found.
CHICAGO, May There was veritable babel
this morning in the Midway plaisance. Turks
and Arabs, Japanese and Esquimaux, Javanese
and Chinese and host of representatives of
other strange lands, brim-full Of enthusiasm,
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We Are TOLD
That the lungs Of . human bsins eoesais
l,SOO.OOO.OOO

Lung celia Truly ''fesrfully and wonderfuiiy
made" and IL the figures whoever did the
counting must have had 9 vast amount Of patience.
We haven't near 80 many SUITS OF CLOTHES In
stock Is there are cells in our lunes-but have
enough to satisfy all reasonable demands from any
and all sources We would suggest. however thsf
you spur mp" Just little-n you would b on hama
10 get nrst choice Of the lots Of
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MAKES THEM WELL
Best Spring Remedy
in the World.
One True Medicine for Lost
Nervous Strength
Cures Effected by Paine's Celery
Compound.
What Scientific Research
Has Accomplished.
Proved by Success Where All Else
Has Failed.

There is one true specific for diseases arising
from debilitated nervous system, and that is
the Paine's celery compound SO generally pre-
scribed by physicians. 1t is probably the most
remarkable remedy that the scientific research Of
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this country has pro-
duced. Prof. Edward Z.
Phelps, Md. LID, OF
Dartmouth College, first
prescribed what Is now
known the world over as
Paine's celery compound,
a positive cure for dys-
pepsia, biiiousness, liver
complaint, neuralgia,
rheumatism, and kidney
troubles. For the latter
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on scale never before attempted, and to be
participated in by musical clubs and societies
from nearly every state in the Union.
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WORLDS CONGRESSES.

Gatherings That Will Shape the Course of
Civilization for Years,
CHICAGO, May while the inaugural cere-
monies were in progress at Jackson Park this
morning the memorial art palace, located on
the Lake Front Park within a couple Of min
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Paine's celery compound has succeeded again
and again where everything else has failed.
The medical journals Of the country have given
more space in the last few years to the n any re-
markable cases where the use Of Paine's celery
compound has made people well than to any other
one subject.
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the women's and agricultural building is the
childrens home. 1t is two stories in height,
exceedingly pretty from an architectural point,
and surmounted BY roof garden. Here there
is children's department of public comfort a
library filled with children's literature little
auditorium in which magic lantern and other
exniDltions Will be given, a gymnasium and a
nursery for the very little ones.
Here also will be conducted a model creche,
IN which experienced nurses will demonstrate
In practical way how little ones should be fed
and dressed and generally cared for in order
that their health and comfort may be promoted
In the highest possible degree.
THE ROOF GARDEN.
But there was nothing about the building
that took with the little ones this morning as
much as the roof garden. 1t is inclosed with
an iron railing and covered overhead with
wire netting. Vines are climbing around the
railing, butterflies and birds are flying over
head, the feathered songsters are warbling in
gee, and the growing flowers that are here in
profusion seem to be giving out their sweetest
fragrance. Up here is big doll show, and a
collection OF toys of different nations and here
the little ones stand and drink their milk and
eat their cake and candies. unmolested by care
ful mothers or austere aunts. II this morn.
lng's experiences are any criterion the chill
dren's building Is destined to be one of the
most popular places on the grounds The
funds necessary for its erection and furnishing
were contributed by the women Of the various
states of the Union, the exposition authorities
not being asked for q solitary cent.
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w. B. MOSES & Soxs.
llrH AND f SIS NV. .ps,-,n

GENTS Surrs ScorRrD
Coats, SOC. Pants Dos. Vests %. Altering and
ap; oone IN best manner Goods called for aud
am III, HAHN. 5o5 oh St NV.
eeO add 425 n Eutaw ST. Baltimore. Ma
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$3.50 AND $40

SUITS OF SPRING CLOTHES for meu-vn,o,
have Just been received and put sale. They com.
prise % many different fabrics. styles and Designs
that We haven't the space enumerate-but Of this
one fact be assured that there clear ssv1ns en-
even TO every purchaser Of any Of thess suiss
Our
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FULLY $500 SUITS

Are included in this Great Slaughter Sale. Never in
your life will you find another occasion where TRUE
VALUES and PRICES are at such variance. A stock
Of Clothing that but for the visitation Of FIRE would
have been pride is be four winds
Some of it came out without Q scratch, BUT THAT
MAKES NO DIFFERENCE. Our instructions are
to SELL. and every garment
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tVTZSIMM0NS' AUDITORIUM
4 9TH ST. near Pa ave. lOdd Fellows HALL
James Fftzstm mons Proprietor and Manager.
THE NEW IDEA
Pleases all Big show this week. New specialties
Lsughable farce. New York Company. Continuous
Performance from II noon to 10 30 .. m
Prices. Is. 20 25 or Soc Children. ioc Come I'm
for a few minutes and you will stay hours myl
A R9AANcING RECEPTION WILL BIZ GIVEN AT
NOON OF WEDNESDAY, MAY g for the benefit Of
the Home for the 1ncursbles The music for the oc-
casion will be furnished by the Marine Band Tick
sts %. for sale at the residence Of Miss
voorhees,. 1893 New Hampshire ave. and Mrs. sgd
ney Everett. Ills Rhode Island ave.. and af Drew's
drug store. HOO Connecticut ave Admission viii
legation. apoO - % mv1 .
MUSICAL AND LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT
~ at WAUGH CHURCH. ID and SITS ne, FIJI
DAY, May o. p. m Readings and recitations mi sic
OLD style and new; octet quintet. solos, violins,
oan1os. uthers Admission. 25c. apps my3. 4, $40
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Which occurred in store the morning OF Febru-
airy 20 is doubtless still fresh in your mind. partial
adjustment of the loss made shortly thereafter
through Messrs. Seldom and Rice. IRE insurance sd-
justers of New York city. great portion Of the
clothing included in this partial adjustment and con-
tanned FIRST floor has been SOLD. The
COMPLETE adjustment which has Just been effected
covers the stock which was stored third and
fourth floors. WHERE THE FIRE OCCURRED.
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On Christmas eve of 1890 President Harrison
extended an invitation to the nations Of the
earth to participate in the exposition and the
responses were immediate and cordial
About the same time the lady board of man.
ayers was brought into existence and Mrs
Potter Palmer of Chicago selected as president
of the body.
The work of constructing the mines and
mining building, the first structure under
Evening journal., 1893-10-21

Rodgers, of the Warren Athletic
Club, snd Gafiney, OF Bethlehem, Pa
viii contest FOR a medal al the smoker
next Thursday night.
Frank Bollen and Frank Mallin, will
box six rounds for medal a. the
Warren Athletic Clubs gymnasium,
ON November 16
Robert WoolIey, OF the Warren Ath
letic Club. has opened q boxing school at
Teuth and ratnau streets
Frank Mullin. who Is matched to box
Bohleu on November 16, before the War.
rem Athletic Club began training YES
terday
Frsnk Mulhn has been matched 70
fight au unknown in private, for purse,
within two weeks
Mike kearney, the Boston lightweight.
has put himself into good condition and
wants Go box six or tea rounds with any
pugilst In the United States weighing
from 1876 10 1873 pounds, for decision
before any club. The people Of this city
have taken much interest i'm aud appre
ciate kearney's boxing He is the &C
knowledged scientific superior of any
boxer in the city, aud has fought the
best lightweights I'm the country. In
GLIDING Mccarthy, who was once Guam
pion. So earnest is he I'm bis declara-
lions that he says he does not want TO
know who is TO meet him until they step
I'm the ring. He would like 10 get on q
match before a local club, n possible.
Harvard College football team played a
tie game with Graduates, yesterday.
Score @ TO G.
The Corbett Mitchell fight may come
of M building owned by the Puritan
/ Athletic Club NO Long Island CITY.
fruoeton men are worried about their
! football game with Cornell They expect
I 20 have hard time 60 win.
! Jack Dempsey. the ex-champi0n middle
weight pugiiist, has decided to 60 ON the
stage.
Marquis o Ormonde, ON his arrival at
/ Queenstown yesterday, said that a centre.
bo nd yacht must be sent TO this country
II England wants to win the cup Hon
hercules Robert Lauglishe thinks a cut
ter can be- improved upon, and win.
The Shortlidge Academy football team.
OF Media, viii play the Y ~ @. A.
eleven at Rivorview, this afternoon.
A relay bicycle race from Siaunton. Va
10 Chambersburg. Pa, distance Of 100
miles, was covered In ten hours and
thirty-eight minutes. yesterday Twenty
three riders took part
Tommy Ryan, welter-weight champion
OF America, aud Harry Johnson. a heavy.
weight. of bridgeport, Conn. have been
matched in ten.round glove contest
The sloop yacht NigilGnt, the winner
in the International cup race. was laid
OPP for the season al Port Jefferson, L 1
yesterday.
Evening journal., 1893-10-21

than the other tissues the changes that
20 on are more rapid than in other parts
OF the body. nervous exhaustion is cry
for food appropriate for rebuilding ner-
vous tissue The blood also has demands
peculiar TO its complex organization.
With the most advanced scientific
knowledge concerning waste aud
repair la blood and nerve tissue,
Paine's celery compound was first
prepared 10 has made thousands
Of people we'll It has meant life and
hope TO many a household. Read what
Rev. John x Chase. the evangelist, Gays,
writing from Amesbury, Mass
both myself and wife have been
benefited by the use Of Paine's celery
compound. / esteem 10 no less than nay
duty 30 say a word in favor OF this
popular medicine. Both myself aud
wife have been invalids for a number of
years. being broken in health hv long
years Of arduous work In the ministry, my
wife being troubled with nervous pros
tration, insomnia etc For these con-
ditious of weakness and debility we have
found Paine's celery compound excellent
as a tonic and strength civer, calming
the nerves and producing sleep, sharpen
lug the appetite, relieving She tired
feelings incident to this condition, ard
imparting vigor and vitality 70 the en-
tire system. We hear the remedy
spoken very highly Of by others, and
take pleasure always in recommending
it 90 our friends and acquaiutances
Rev. j. *. Chase, whose life long
efforts have been devoted TO the cause
of Christianity and whose earnest, IN
firing activity in the evangelical field
has been fruitful and far reaching in it's
effects, is II years old. In bis lifetime
be has preached Something like 400
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