The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-22

the amount charged just about as ircely as
they DO the ear fare to and from the
| grounds.
The water that has been flowing for near
| ly two weeks into Clara mere - now be-
ginning TO tell and a great dlffaronci can
| be seen every morning. Nearly ~ twV
| gallons of water rushcs into the laiF .cry
night. and as consequence the IN
the lake is rising rap:Aty. Tt aims
carry the water and Mr.. w der
whose direction the lake ia Ncd,
says that the water Will rea H
before the gates open and q
plenty Of time % settle anC
Tho water that is being US
and no rain or storm wa.
find its way INTO the lake
The work on the state o.
rapidly carried on and a b.
ar. busiy engaged on the
OF the main buildings age
ished and viii be ready for
a few days. Tho heavy mac9
begin to arrive and from tls
exhibits VIII arrive daily.
Exhibit of Musical Ins
The musical feature of ia
will not be lacking in the los ~
musical instrument known TO then y
be on exhibition. From the piano iN
organ down to the banjo and guitar. "a
s<ruments, both wind and stringed. ~ Re
on hand II will be a notable display and
will especially attract those who are inter-
ested in this line
In New Quarters.
The public comfort department OF the
exposition, under the management of Au-
ditor Alex Smith. has bsen removed to
81 Wall street. The new quarters are clc-
gantly arranged and are most conveniently
located. 1t is just across the street from
the main entrance 70 the union depot, ana
is in easy access Of TIE passengers who
] t.tfn ne est \ q
ton viii be conducted, and visitors will
be grabbed to secure al tho information
that may be necessary.
The long list OF available rooms in the
city is daily increasing, and Mr. smith
has met with much encouragement in his
work. He now believes that all the visitors
Will be well cared for and all who may
come win be entertained.
chief Foster OF the electrical department.
| VIII soon have lis office s"'rs2vod TO the
groGnos when he will larters in
| the electrical building are be-
| ing rappIly laid for Is and
Ina a ttW days on fF Flll b."
/ nadc. SHE current )irrf
| H. 1.slu volts stronN .aVlest
current that has evc4. on a
single wire.
An Exposition al.
4 regular hospital viii be established at
the exposition grounds ami a competent
"a recent meeting Of the leading phS sscians
| Of the city. the following board was APP
pointed to take charge of the hospital:
Or Il. 4. himc. president, Or +. ".
A,Iiac, secretary. and Drs. w. y. Elkihs
James T.. Baird. *. G. Divine, W. ;. Zen
Gr',k. J. v. Duncan. J. McF. Gasioh. " IL
| liam =. Nicoiso }. ). Todd and J. NJ.
Alexander
ArEcntine IL Coming.
Friday morning senior Gustayos Ned
Grim. tine r,ures, atauvc from the Argentine
EepahlIC. arrived ia the cty aud spent
several hours at the grounds IN company
with Presi lent Collier. lie was here Tor
the purpos. of securing space for an eN-
hihit and VIII .uend several days IN the
city making an afransemeWs.
Space has been granted for the display
IA the fores ry building and Sero Neiier-
liz says that the exhibit VIII Doe extern
sIvc and interesting. 1t viii C1nsis. OF
woods and minerals. and Will portray. BE
different articles OF Manufacture.
Pnndura VIII Come. -
Paudura, whose very name rs a..
with art, Viii be at the eN."1
fall. ana the fact that ne viii, D.
add a rev interest TO those e
this great work. lie viii com,
Eis home ia Mexico and Will rlsE
semr time before the eNpasix
President Diaz has written X
directors thar Paudura VIII W -
the contract 10 that effect hA.
Arkansas Makes -"
The nrst shipment Of M
will come from Arkansas VIZ.
the city Friday afternoon
fieued 10 MI. J. NJ. Walls.
lasut consisted entirely of to.p
tural building as soon as tht' a
I.aIy Tor occupancy. The 81
this state will he very large an ~
| to advantage the varied resoutnN The
The cate. VIII Close.
1t is but ten days until the gates Of the
| eNpos ition VIII be closed. ana from that
| time on until September 18th, an admission
| zee OF - cents WIll be- charged Tor each per
son entering the grounds.
| The principal buildings have nearly all
/ reached a state Of completion, ana the dire,-
| tors are of the opinion that % is worth She
| admission price to see the sights that are
daily to b. seen in the grounds. This poi :
| Of clo sing the gates has been practceI ~
all great expositions. and is not only "a large
| source OF revenue. but il classiiics the
/ crowds. and the oilers are forced to remain
! outside. II IS "a necessary precautio1 that
| the directors have taken, as the exhibits
VIII soon be placed in position and then the
| shutting on of tramps ana iolars viii dI-
| minish the probability OF Hrcs and thefts.
Minor Mention.
| The monocyclc machine. that almost
! equals human intelligence. will be oper9 II
| hv the General Electric Company, ands' |
run an the li.hts and motors OF that ~ \
| uaiy u rs a novel and ingenious dt /
I and has attracted attention from all Z. I
tiers Of the mechanical world. -
FAILING INTO LINE. /