New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10


About IS additional entries made yesterday, and
1T should be remembered too that many Of these entries
represent a large number Of articles
About 5000 people were in the Rink wednesday even
ing and the attendance last night was considerably
larger There was also sprnkng of visitors during the
day As the Thrdaye railroad depot only block ana
half from the Rink all the extra cars necessary 10 iy
accommodate nc P1nhe are easily F5a az nrcfe5Ta
mas been engaged for week. and VIII PROBABLY continue
It's musical services every evening S nas"bt re-
Hector has been suspended beneath the ROOF; ana
nne prismatc Illumination, manufactured by Nc
Icwee Il Putnam Of Broadway, has been put
up over the outer entrance THIS is rect gh ny -FOUR
wide ana represents couple or national nass Gldpeu
I'm the form OF American shield, and surnOuted ny
two olive branches aud globe. 10 contains 5000 cut
ever manufactured. McLewee Putnam also exhibit
prismatc signs representing mortar Deerl1ug' yea
chest, and star They likewise lh,enu 10 usIaS SDGs
two dozen OF their ingenious ana amusing reyoYng
glass gashurners in actual use and they thnk OF havng
them The decorations of the Rink have been under the
sole charge of NJ. X. Maxmian, of Thlrdaye VINO mas
put up IS American flags and many more OF various
foreign nations besides about 1000 yards OF letoOhs ~
All the States The decorator accomplished ms dlhcut
task very quickly and tasteully. ana was busy yeser
Berry & Co. exhibitors Of pianos. Mr. Macmillan like
wise Is the exhibitor of neat, cheap
Of roSrti.Sye also exhibits a similar article
The catalogue of the Fair win be ready early next
without delay at the Office in the Cooper Union or at the
Rink 1t will be made unusually complete ana Is 10 DC
In the Fine art department the display Of photographs
Is particularly large and interesting The first alcOve at
the ef is occupied 10y W. Kurtz Of Broadway, who dis
plays about 50 pictures, mcludng pam photoRIaps'
mental black walnut case containing II line porcelain
miniatures. Kurtzs collection also embraces three
W Ehnmger's Taking the Reius" In the second
aeoye, c. ID. Fledricks q Co OF Broadway G9
pictures This alcove is furnished with couple OF mar
setGppea stands ana cqs Poz fence6 n v
couple of miniatures in large frames In the front OF
in water eolors by Chas. D. Wells Of Brooklyn; and
a I post In the next aicoye hangs an oil paint
ing AFTER the Storm" and an anonym0u
stocking. About 10 OF Prangs aud Woods chromos ilu
inmate the walls OF the fourth alcove, which is one OF t
pictures from the Photographic williamson Brooklyn
Including portrait of Charles Elliott n A, and some
hne Photographic sketcHes Inc sixth dIcOEe contain
I'VE oil paintings by VI. c. LounSbury, an "artistiC
passepartout" from Millot d Brother Of Wooster
st. IA ont door photographs Of buildings and
animals aud 10 stereoscopc views of Broadway
from S. A. Holmes, drawings Of the inventions OF
NiCs POulsOh TWO cases OF elgaVngs III WOOD Dy u T.
Canmeyer ana L. c. Mix OF Nassau-st., OF organs
S6otosrnphs paiued in oil by A. l. JACKSON Of Vest
Tliry-siXth-st, ana picture Of the Grand Canon Of
artist OF the Fremont expedition of 1854 This last is
work. exhibited for the first time, and attracts much
attention and favorable comment rom good judges.
ood deione ~ xhiht liz besnfif "naisenartonf
frames" OF L. \. LaUther of Br0adway dozen more
drawings executed by the pupils OF *. WasSerschied
of Henry MtIz's photographs in tie eighth alcove
lockwood displays about 20 pictures including pOr.
traits, landscapes, and views OF buildings, machinery
tools, ana other articles. Hdlfengh, hfesZe
portraits Of eXMayOr Harper Miss Maggie
Harper and Mr. H. Z. Decraaf specially noticeable
aud picture Of locomotive in this collection is said &c
be the largest singleplate Photograph produced
directly from the negative. The aCOve is the Office
of superintendent Kingsbury OF the Wool Exposition
and following TINS six others IN process OF erection
and are To he filled with magnificent display OF
pets. ii. NJ Coffee Of Fourtb-aye exhibits four tablets
OF medals two portraits, and two game pieces in ate
reiero portrait busts plaster from photographs
ma pieces OF classic statuary. There are also sever
or eight pianos exhibition. including two made by