Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-05
WILL OPEN SUNDAY.
Latest Decision Regarding the Ex-
position Grounds.
END OF THE RELAY BICYCLE Ride.
Governor Pennoyer Of Oregon Criti-
cises the President.
HARRIS PREPARING TO DIE.
WILL BE OPEN SUNDAY.
The Exposition Grounds Will BE Kno,

as jackson Park-More Bad Weather.
CHICAGO, May 5.-Jackson Dark will be open
next Sunday and the payment Of so cents VIII
entitle any member OF the great public to enter
just as for The past six months. There Will be no
formal action taken and there will be no
official announcement made but the gates will
be opened.
Supt. Tucker o. the bureau o. admissions
understands that his force is expected to work
SUNDAY, and has mace all arrangements ac-
cordingly. 1t has been tine rule IL tine past to
have the gates open on the Sabbath and as there
mas been no objection made 10 it Mr. Tucker
will continue usual.
One gentleman VINO is intimately connected
with the government of tine fair said: "Yes, the
gates viii be open next Sunday. l Just had
talk with Superintendent Tucker and l know
that ne expects 10 have mis- ticket sellers and
gatekee pers on duty tina. day. He has mad
no instructions to close the gates on .re Sac
BAN, ard his last ORDERS, given several
weeks ago. were 20 admit the public on
SUNDAY the same rs any orne: day de holds,
ard o. course. ne viii Ce upne.G N his opinion
that ne mas 10 authority 20 close .he ga.es anti
he is officially instructed 10 10 SO. Tee entire
force VIII De on dusv ana the
public will not DE allowed 10 enter
any OF the buildings e1cep. the Horticulture
Lall and the green aoCse. We will tcen wait
for Developments. TIE parE will be ooen every
Sunday during Sne De-icc OF the exposition
ano III a few weeks the exnibit buildings wi, DE
open. bus the machinery vii. never Oe surned
on the sabbath.
i c.cudy SKY. chilly wind and tine presence of
muc OWING 20 LAST nign5 s RAIN KeD. many Deo-
pie away nom the exposition tnis morning. and
un.ess zoe weather becomes more inviting in
afternoon ,ps ~
20 be than II Wa yesterday
NorE he -oGawevs Is so near
completion. however. INA. 2euge OF rain Will
no, MAKE much difference Al ,ne walking. The
only large rosowav 40. hn.sGeu now IS tne long
avenue On tne moran s.Ge O. man lagoon
in ron. o: m&LuIac -uTers anG rely builG-
iESs. ne ,.ars3 CREATION traces nave aoI oeen
removed ye and 1lsIShtIv Ireirns cars sull
mar the 1eecyy O. the sranG cour..
EXHIBITS STILL ARRIVING
Director Genera! Laws order shat the -ecep-
hon o. exhibits srouio cease with the opening
OF sne exposition Goes aot ea~ 20 De en-
iorceC. scores o. cars ,oGdeC with exhibits
are still IN me Srouncs. anu the D-o- pecl of
completing tbe ms lailaaon in ali the buildings
oy the eEo o. nett Teel' Goes 10. a?gea- 20
briGn..
The presence OF visitors OF course reta-ds
the "orz, and unavoidable ue.av IN he shin
Gent o. soIle esal6l5s caEEo. De charged TO siie
exposition -his IS GoiSo.v Inc case WITH tie
a'dsslap. Norwegian anu Callsc EXHIBITS IN ae
liberal arts building. These sections .rolsiuS
on Coium ga avenue. are barren o. exhibits.
a2o even me pav.i.ons nave not been erected
ye..
This Geiav was caused oy The zee pioclaie
in the Bate and me accident 20 the
steamer decC. carrying -ae exhibits from
those coun:r-es. Ten weeks were los. in th!s
ungTo-dao.e manner. bun me commissioners
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