New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-24
ANNUAL FAIRS.
TIE AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR.
LARGE ATTENDANCE YEsTERI,Ai

TIE AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR
LARGE ATTENDANCE YESTERDAY - 0'''
swINGs-sTOVEs, ETC
The attendance of visitors YESTERDAY az .
American Institute Exhibition was nnusuAhy Iae0, Wv
d an the evening being fully onefourth greater ''
.a,,o,s occasion .snce the Fair opened; and
s one seemea TO enjoy the eisurey stroll among Tue
,any and UeIIGed alcOyes and tables Inc r
raj department has attained very IIcd ne week
awonS other noticeable features II includes Ia ver
IN pots OF 80 different yareusS abon Moon Of Nor
risyie Berks County, Pa, ana o1nDSs ars All grown
~ Kansas This collection as originally sent 0ossSS en
OF 27O varieties Of apples 90 ware oi os unortu-
natey spoiled in the transportation haen With
represented by single speeep and Of the county in
Sbich m was grown Among the many % alrfnI
interest the fair sex none u onG "e dresses This
iseyLhiied bv James Mccall OF broadway anu 10 erfI
are ae three measures place the chart on
sbeet ~ paper and in less than two minutes m m and
% he Chart is remarkably simple, and warmly rSC Tics
mended by the highest dressmang auIhorihvs' Icing
who visit the Fair will certainly lose hoIhlnS " e
the article careful inspection ., r,ost interest
In the machinery department. one OF sne mWpi with
tnc things is ingenious glass ous9 ~ trction
rIsrv handle and glass chamber, by when tns
lion Of John s Barden and is exhibited by T. d. Merritt
who also exhibits stedmans ~ EASILY
,nmp which cannot freeze, requires no packIuE, 10 @ ~
sperated even by child and can De useu VIII Ho W
throw stream Of water niy Ief tho Fair No mart OF the
L 10 SIe aitractiye than the gallery the front
nntra1ce where the swings are suspended There are
% ~ cs each with excelences Of its OWL and each
abundauty patrOnzed by the htte peoliS, anu Of
H. three Is the selfpropellng swing invented and ex
hibed by G.. A. Seaver Of Brooklyn. rms is Simply
rope swing with board seat, improved Oy tne
of two pr0peng ropes fastened above and attacheu pc
low 20 hollow handles on the nam ropes inns s%in
,roneled eutirey by hand Dayiss cooperating swing
Il SIRSited by Lewis p Tibbals of Broadway This is
movable swing for the nursery pafo OF PsZla r
forming an inverted v, and connected at tne toP ~
footboard and a curved back and is suspended by two
slender each side crossing each oher III the form
DeT that pressure on the footbOard throws the swing
backward the same way that pnlng th9 naHIS s ~
Acting Swing, manufactured by A. DuTyea OF Deyst,
combines all the principal advantages OF me others
of nearly parallel wooden bars which are firmly secI
above ii may be operated with the hands OF with the
ief swing the The & the chair to the bars in
slcn a way that the seat maintains nearly horizontal
scnaii No ' recreation 10 adults as wen as children
The array Of cookngtoyes, ranges and similar appara
iowins enumeTation Ferguson & Kibbe exhibit Tread
wells basebuning heating stove and Bridges nrepace
many ~ Albany: NJ /. Calender Of Piuest. exhibits
gas furnace gas oven and two gas stoves invented Dy
of Albany; VIM c. Lester Of Broadway exhibits hre-
place heater invented and manufactured by himself D.
" riswod of Philadelphia exhibits his ingenious rotary
eonical CRATE manufactured by Chas Williams OF he same
CRY; VIM MCGEE Of Waterst exhibits arrange IIepIace
S,onDarv Of Boston o. r. briggs of Washin gtonst.
6biis Browns stove damper. HUI Grhen Co. OF
Thrdave exhibit Victor fireplace heater low oven oven
hOtar range aud Bay state cooking range az invented
by NJ c. Hull Of LeXington-ave., who also exhibits hot,
air furnace another hOair range tubular furnace ana
marble mantel Nash Cate exhibit the Empire state
gas machine invented by Levi Stevens, and manufac
Iured By the American Portable Gas Works company OF
Courtlandt-st. Lazear sharp OF siXtlaVe. ex
6T Ss a SSmo oo Ess ' Nathan Madden Of
West H0boken exhibits six stoves and replaces manu-
featured at the National stove Works IN Waters JoHn
eayeys Sons OF Beekman.st exhibit HarpeTs Fh0mx
Hot-air Furnace, manufactured by themselves. Inc
WhitlOck Exposition Company exhibit the American
VapOr stove invented by YOung d TrOwbridge, and
manufactured by the American NapOr stove Company OF
WateI-st Alexander VI. Lesley OF SlXthaye eXnlolts
furnace and range invented and manufacturer by him.
sel. J. T. y r. H. Plass Of East Iwenty-nlnthst OK
hbit portable machine OF their own Invention ana
manufacture. The Carbon stove Company OF
Burlington, New-JeIsoy, exhibit hotair furnace
and stove. A. L. Barry OF Third-aYe exhibits fnr
mace and cooking range of his invention and manu-
facture A. L. Bogart OF Broadway exhibits tWentyone
gas stoves H. T. W. Ncyraber OF Philadelphia exhibits
by himself. Perry & Co. of Water-st exhibit base
burning hot air furnace base-burnng cooking stove,
Cary OF Waterst exhibits hot air furnace manufac'
tured by himself James Spence OF Wihamsburgh ex-
hibts a portable gas machine invented by Spence q
Pseriess SH Gas Company Of Newark BSPts
a Rice Of Waterst exhibit stove and
heater John O. A.. Butter exhibits furnace, 9
nj A Lawson. and manufactured by Fuller Warren Co
OF Troy ID. Ii. Lowe OF Broadway exhibits vapOr
OF his invention and manufacture. O. I. Burtis o.
Waterst exhibits two ranges invented by w. A Greene
and George w. Walker, and manufactured at Troy and
Boston b. j. Rogers exhibits patent lightning heat
ing anthracite and bituminOus coal, invented
and manufactured by NJ. c. Hull Of New.YOrk O. Van
Every of WaterSt exhibits the Empire gasbuner stove
parOr heater invented by IL. q. Giles Of Troy " Y
ST exhibit mammoth Imperial Circular Cooking
Range