New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-07

YESTERDAYS PROCEEDINGS At TIE KiNN vim
JOURNNENT OF THE OPENING CNiH
EFsDAY EVENING, -
Order nav have reigned IN "aIs"" y"
,snoranlo occasion butit s by no means 'he
, ,o,,.r mat now at the Empire Rink On INC cur
lrarv 70 nse tho vigorous domestic metaphor Vi onU
the superiptendents, Everything Is III '"o '
rather moro strictly speaking in DUST sha'"t', -
ping paper and general confusion "iion Sncb so
auorse confounded" to-day and tomorrow inSo,"u ~
..t,. 60 ann Of the moro than fifteen huuui'" Va
bbitors have vet made their entries, ana there
10 be n tremendous rush between thls ulho S - -,
aav avenipg Notwithstanding the genera V'oIo9 . .,
mt of making entries until the very iast ho' -
r.hibtion already presents noteworthy anu i,I,
- To ,ho Machinery Department, about no apPiicf
,,o,s have been made and some 70 machines A",o
been entered including among tnoso S So
,esterdav Fields turbine Waterwheeb UeIoAo
.,tna,e force pump, Landers mlterlhg
n.sh,ne Barstow's blind slat and stiieimachhe' i"O
I'D saw machines, three circular looms and three
pupching presses made by Mays & Bliss OF BrooA'yh
In the wool department, goods continue 10 coluo ~
RAPIDLY but the owners have decided not 70 eegin " ~
PACK and display them until Wednesday morning. as
desirable 10 avoid the dust much as mueh as
Racks five feet high are to be erected aohg Ce eub
,be tables TO hang the fabrics on. Not little money
will be expended In this department In large ornamental
,icne John Dillon Of Fourthave. Is painting ana gram
ing IN the conspicuous structure erected near the lue
nj the Rink for the Pacific Mills This IS l6 feet long oy
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together sections without the use of single ha OF
screw The foOr is raised about three feet and the base
is grained TO initiate American walnut in alternate dark
AID light shades The 'front.' oneend, ana part OF the
other are to be glazed with 10 large pahes OF
French plate glass, As by "a inches IN size
In the back and part Of one end. which are
grained and waxed to initiate American walnut
are 20 panels CLOSED like French walnut with mongs
in ebony, and gilt bead" delicate gig uacerg I t
Their embeshes the outside, and the inside is 10 De I
tshed In handsome pearl color The cost OF the Wht9
viii be at least 81 GOO row Of ale9ves VIII oe eiecsed
along the north side OF the Rink and In one OF these MI
H. b. Bigelow President OF the National Association OF
Wool Manufacturers proposes 70 MAKE gtMa SVT me
Wool Department may be noted the Paclc, WashlngtO
Peacedse, Rock and New England MANUFACTURING Com.
panes, and the Hartford Carpet Company MOst OF VI"
TnahS OF the s sSd se Ss wooen goods Win
be shown which made in ohte, Indiana, Illinois OF
TSs Matthews soda fcSnt IS progressing With rapidly
The confectionery stand will be under the charge Oh
Miss Whitman young lady Of this city who VIII not
only dispense sugar plums In variety, bat viii vary the
exercises each evening 6y engaging IN d Tue sa
glass Immediately adjoining the confectionery
cigar factory, and the other belonging to c. Gulden
Co OF this city, who intend filing II with French and
neat glass case in the form of OctagOnl truncated
pyramid, 10 TO be filed with sewing SIX ana LNist on
Grandst has collection OF IL large lanterns and near
i tSSee asnres n metal ON the hight hand E D.
Bassford filling five large cases, covering whole
auotSeT entire table is Covered With entering array q
mechanics exhibited by the Douglas Manufacture
and boring implements. F. W. DevOe Il Co. are fitting
large stand OF dry paints Oil oOors and VaInshes
Patterson Brazeau preparing TO set up tOuut and
manufacture various mineral waters from their recently
charge, the Vchy and Kissingen thus improvsed The
large open space in the south west corner Is rapidly M
present mention and the array Of stoves aud other
domestic cOnvenieDees 10 scarcely less multliarous
Among the miscellaneous articles Oh hand are an lngen
feather picture, fine case O9 stuffed birdS, 40
pound trottAg wagon, two velocipedes several earth
marble from Lancaster, Pa. II. Wood, IT,, is hanging
collection Of American ehromos in erimsonlined
aleoye on the north sde stetZ Dreer have put up,
close TO the entrance on the left, an attractive
show of glass letters sou HRS nsTTss SRa other
spacious in the front leithand corner formerly
machine department and there will doubtless he Ivety
in neatly a
rapidly fitted up the chairs and tables arc osiunln %
is S"'t certainly good MeLewee 4 iPutnam axe
putting SR fS1s distances Though the nk x sGh
seventy.fve burners IN EACH They have also put up
the machinery extension SOoGs one lights IN or
matte light TO be erected in front Of the Rink Nearly all
during at least part Of the day. and Messrs Hicks,
Wells TimpsOn, Hull, Rutter Butler shriyer and Car
also Mr. Tillnan, Corresponding Secretary Of he
Institue Messrs John W. Chambers Secretary OF the
Board OF Managers: Charles f. Emery, General
superintendent Of the Fair, and Nelson Kings.
bury Of PhiadelpMa, ., s,npeyRleQaent OF ING
ffth icItftm6nt Engines and Maehgery tie stc6ud,
'Thc Dwelling" aud the seventh agriculture and of.
ucuure" especially 6vercrOwded with applications.
na the others quite too full for comfort For in
stance the fourth department, Chemistry and MineraO
y" restricted to 800 feet of space Two thousand feet
have been applied for and the Committee cODse-
O1ently driven their wits ends 70 accommodate tie
exhibitors within the required llni!s.
The managers decided last night 10 postpone the public
opening Of tie fair from Wednesday to Wednesday
evening, o'clock band OF lS pieces from Theodore
ThOmass orchestra will furnish the music tue
sOn and suitable address may be expected probably
Pre- of
several private watchnen guarded the Rink CHIT
and during the exhibition about n dozen policemen and
Two detectives will be on duty.
The following the officers Of the institute and the
managers and various committees Of the present Exhib-
ton:
Tes-orsc Greeley President; Dudley Gregory Charles
DAILY H. L0u Vice Presidents George Recording
Samuel d. Ilsu, Corresponding Secretary; Sylvester
ComstOck, Treasurer.
Board Of Manages Cleveland william IT, Butler Thomas
HcEah J. erosion Heo Chas Wager Huh Nathan C. BY,
r. Carpenter George Tmpsn Strat.ou Hawkes.
james knight, Thomas Ru Thomas Hicks d. TimaD
r. Wells Edward richmond u
JsMes TAYLOR Cbas H. J. Smith Joseph b. Lyman, Walter ShTyer
J. v c. Smith, Thomas T.
DJdrtEsat COasHI Fne AMI Rluca;ion-TkomaL Hicks
J. Wilson StIatton Edward Richmond H. The Dseing-Char K
Hawkes., Samuel T. Wells Thomas G6yIoL Ill Dress and
craft erosion Hefnoi George iimpsou Charles H. L.
Chemistry and Mnera!osy-Cbsres Wager Hull Thomas Rue VIM
Peare v EIgnes Msehiuery-Niu H. Butler Walter Sbr
Thomas McEath krsstns W. Smith VII
ture-Wm 3 Carpenter Nathan & Ely, James Knight
OGoers Of The BdTd-Orestes Cleveland Chairman;
VcsChsrnsB; John W. Chambers, Secretary. '
THE POLICE CLUBBING CASE