New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-14
v,,C.N INSTITUTE FAIR.
., Increasipg-L"rg" Ad"''''"
ar,icles-The Attendance

800, Of the American Institute far
tonteenthst ST. is rapidly increasing "a 20 he Ihibi.
III IL &oSnew articles were YESTERDAY auu -; The attend.
tion and moie n He was moi very large. when couio
s, ancs have been anticipated on tne noSIr number
weeks exhibition; but 10 IN me .aneuics ene~i~s
of visitors hieu 'e h5iv he said 10 be in state oil
lns The arrangements for furhishlng s'eaa ,s
er are not vet perfected ana md ercellent
PS'o,v of which there is quite I.iBo tract So
chiheIy' nstIv 0ueseent, and does NOT httrS ,I ~
IsrPe share of the popular attention Us ~
will do hereafter orol,es which we noticed in
Inc on, -, are a new machine for MAKING hoiso.
tnls pbibted IN small woT king modei U! ino5
:. WipsIow OF Troy n. Y, ana sas e.k ,hns,ion
- ah,ain mower equivalent 10 Steam U! to i;' ,r,s
te oo,a ossa.Ir ooyh,,retted hydrogen or OutlhhS
srn; is,icy is somewhat ingenious ana eei.dIns
ns INVENTION The machine is eonstl -, ongine
Gus .i onneorance 10 ordinary steam ehsire.
~. rr ,oken from the main pipe which hshts ' ~,
bnd7ng il conducted alternately INTO eIiuoL o a. ia
ha crinder and being mixed with atm0spneIie a az,
,anited by electricity. producing an eApio'o aa5 -
;on of cases which drives the piston forward.
iS certainly ingenious but its practical ul!
bonld bc strongly inclined to question: haSv,
tyle are en- exhibition. bnt as none OF the aS Nm Gov
e5erst,on we defer more extended notice oil them io'
1be present. ... = derahle com.
.oetiton is dispaved and some ingenuity is e'ley
the construct;on of different styles one piin
tutes the use of disks revolving IN the air ana nei
by its prcsSure instead OF the - a.,
Another style adopts the use oil springs ~; ;i,io
ordinary bent levers TO return the balls to their a.
postion combination Of governor Win .had Wv Jn,
exhibited by Mr. j. 1remper capaole " sss consid
TO any engine now IN use seenS W u' W f
steam tire.engipe. exhibited by Mr.. NJ. RlClapp Il
a beautiful specimen of fine worsmanship' u;, ,or,
Washburn Hunts & Co.. Jersey City, exhlnlt SOM SOM
fine samples of car wheel ron as also variety Oh speci
Winsow. Griswod & Holey Troy. ~ Y; show
r,lo St.ctn
The sewing machines. as usual, form prominen
feature OF the Exhibition, aud very interesting Pol
ton of IT, if one nav Judge from the throng OF iadies
whom thew are constantly surrounded. Nearly all u
principal manufacturing firms are represented; anu a
the machines as usual do excellent WORK. Inc ohl
novelty which we noticed in connection win any =
them was a little instrument called "Barnums oe
Sewer designed to be attached to any Ordinary sew
ing machine, for the purpose OF holding tne cotn III
proper position and governing It's motion unuer IN
needle Ii appears to do its work well. and must prov
a very essential relief to those employed IN ruhhln
sewing machines they are no longer oDige9 10 oeh
the machine with their eyes steauy uAeu vi 'i
The dispav of furniture though not large, embrace
several extremely ingenious and useful articles. a
extension bedstead exhibited by j. l. e. PlcKhardt
almost constantly surrounded by q curious crowd WI
are much amused by its eccentric eyolutions sur
gica and medical elevator ;" exhibited by NJ t. Mark'
for the comfort and convenience OF SICK or wounue
persons appears TO be admirably adapted for It's pu
pose, while an invalid bedstead from Furman a. week
is a simple but useful Improvement, which VIII De al
preciated by all who have ever attempted the care
sick persons.
A fine collection of :russes, supporters and bandag'
Is shown by the veteran manufacturer Marsh and ais
dy b. Sherwood NJ u. Invalids chairs are also ther
both locomotive and stationary.
The Little Folks Department has not been neglecte
There are rocking. horses rolling horses. galopin
horses veocpedes, child's carriages, little tables al
chairs of all kinds and sizes, cradles and baoyJumper
The Fine Arts Department. although by no meal
complete is already decidedly attractive. fine al
play of photographs, both plain and coored is made
siurney & Son. lockwood g. Co.. and Williamson
Brooklyn. Some Of Gurney's portraits are excelle1
while the "Graces, three half life size heads in w
liams0ns collection, a group whose equal will rare
be met IN real life. Holmes sends some fine example
of Photographic views, chiefly Of public buildings an
scenes in the Central Park. - So
David Richards exhibits two marble medallion'
which as specimens of workmanship, are creditable
John Kennedy and f. Kaiffer display some exceed
ipgly elegant specimens of marble mantels ;,
As the Exhibition progresses it will undoubtedly
Increased in interest, aud when the present torn
iemperatur abates little. so as 10 allow people
assemble in public places without danger OF fatal su
location we do not hesitate 10 predict for the FAR
most gratifying success.