The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-22
THE JERSEY BIBr1NaHAM.

The Day After the <,uenins az the rndus-
trial nxn'D" -on-The Enginery Still
I'm Embryc-A seventy-1ve Thousand
DoiiaS Ease Inside or Two Square
Feer-1shemeld and Birmingham Ont
s.Aone-An Art Gallery Fizzle.
According to the statement OF the ticket receivers
OF the Newark Industrial Exhibition, the HERALD
was correct yesterday in estimating the crowd at
the opening Of the preceding night at about two
thousand five hundred. The officers say the opening
was successful In every respect far beyond their
expectations. A visit to the exhibition building
yesterday afternoon found oflcers and exhibitors
still busy putting the place in order,
state 1t will not be In for several
days yet Many manufacturers held back
their goods for display until they were fully assured
that ut would pay" Such Is the enterprise of
great number Of Newarks business men. Now,
since the affair gives every promise Of being an as
sured success the exhibitors are going in with
rush, and in o few days there will not be spare
inch Of show space. There is one thing needed to
make the show all that Its sincerest friends could
desire, and that is0n the part OF the proper CO m
mittee-a liberal use Of printers ink In New York.
Boston, Philadelphia and intermediate centres SO
to hammer II into sae sat there ~
not be shown in any other american city. On this
point 1t Is claimed the committee have heretofore
manifested the reverse Of berality. 1t is not that
newspapers like the HERALD need advertising pap
to procure "a local notice." but there are other
legitimate ways Of pressing the art preservatiye
into use-such as circulars, handbills, &c.
THE FINEST DISPLAYS
In the exhibition so for are of jewery, hardware,
table and pocket cutlery, harness hardware and
edge,toos There was placed in position yester;
exquisite IN workmanship and finish. the
worth $1,000; $1,000 u'a d1a%Ond aT ring,
an unset emerald, worth &. 500, and number OF
harness hardware and horse equipments generally
Is the finest imaginable. Newark is famed the world
over for these productions and the showing in the
The table and pocket cutlery, edge-too and
japanned work show fully justldes Newark in her
claim to be called not only the Birmingham but
could turn out nothing finer than is on exhibition
In Newark SO say nen OF travel and experience.
In fact, in the matter of cutlery, Newark now
from there: John Bull will have to look to his
laures. The display OF edgeto0s is also very fne
tasty lot OF trunks and travelling bags were being
partnent is sti In embryo, and will not be in apple
pie order for several days to come. Besides those
named there are numerous choice articles on dis
play OF wearing apparel, male and female, and per-
sonal ornaments from Fiskean diamond shirt
stud to brilliant bridal set or beauteOus bellies
back hair. Articles OF household adornment ana
use are also hand, including lne lot Of patent
baby jumpers.
THE ART GALLERY
Is deserving OF mentions but alas for Newark's fine
art notions, the mention cannot In truth be honor
able. However Newark may excel In artistic
chanics and handicraf Of oil Sorts it is clear that
she has no Just claims to be called artistic city,
at least, Judging from the display of home produc-
tons in the cart Gallery" OF the Rink. Moran has
splendid painting there, which looks out Of place
among the ambitious efforts Of elegant amateurs.
number OF paintings are on exhibition which are
most remarkable for their elegant frames. But
this part OF the exhibition may yet be improved.