New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-18

,,a n, sxh,h,torz and the public that tho
hbitiops and awards valuable and Trustworthy 10
do this requires that sthe whole matter OF premiums
should DO conilded to men OF bgn inteheenoe' an"
above the suspicion OF being Influenced, whose names
some Of the exhibitors claim should be published oeroro-
hand ia crcu,ar sent out to exhibitors, and should
also DO placed prominently In each department inc
time OF their group should DO hxen anu
made known to each exhibitor, that every one co"u
have fair chance TO and know that his case was
fairly stated and acted upon. The jurors should pe pAo
FOR their services, that question about pronpt
discharge Of duty elect would arise In this way
the rickery OF hangeron and pretended whode
lude exhibitors many OF them DO into the belief that
they can control managers and secure
favorable awards for consideration. It Is thought
would be impossible.
The want OF catalogue this year an omission that
ba, been much spoken OF. fairly printed catalogue,
without any advertisements other extrane0us matter.
prepred and sold barely cover cost by the managers
of the Institute made ready as far ~ possible on the dag
OF opening and added TO to IL days AFTER the open
ing would probably satisfy this want After the opinion
ba alo been expressed that after is days from tho
onenng no article should be admitted for any compet-
ton without thirds vote OF the managers tha the
,rors should be required hand IN their reports st
least 20 days before the close OF the exhplton anu
that their recommendations should DC caIr.sa os
making awards; that I'm where tots Is not proper
the exhibitor should be informed and the reasons stlsd
why report of the Jurors 10 such case cannot Do
RED out as In tins way nearly all misconception ahu
dissatisfaction wond be met at the outset aId sahae
torly removed Tao list Of premiums shon,a " e"s.
OF exhibition, and placed under seai reauy or a
"J n awards were sparngy made, and premiums were
significant OF the relative value Importance anu novelty
OF the article exh9lte1 exiDt9rs woua hate otr"
ducing silver medals OF two or three CONTAMINATION ann
eod medals OF two denominations, the one 10 stand
as now to represent great discovery or ors'pal ia.
ventOn like the magnetic teleRrdpD, Tue iaJIuk
oh 40 q
Important changes and improvements on exlsun2 pro-
discoveries inventions. and aboraving devices.
such as the great corset oom the new NO.
manufacturing sewng-Dachine. exhibited oy D.0er
srtcles this year received medal thus prset,
cay making no distinction between collnVl ~ 1919
eas-bufner worth IS cents aud the most IrecI ndnu
Featuring sewingmachne existence, perfected ana
exhibited the cost OF hundreds OF tboootnes " ~
ars with an extensive scbeme Of manuiacIarhB pro-
Novel features might be added to the exhibition as
now ia i'm the shape OF natural history specimens In the
wild and domestic state Including due horse, and cate
OF very remarkable perfection, and showing the enecsa
OF cultivation. Among many products ana msnuiac.
tures OF great excellence, indicating thlt we are
beyond pe need OF ans 4p0TtaS W ss
| Byrd & Corwin. No. IA Broadway, who received
silver medal the highest award made this year lneae
machlne-made umbrellas and parasos were, on cohpN
aive examination demonstrated TO be superior 70 mo
best imported articles of the same Kind AnOhe, 10
pOrsnt article promising 70 realize the hitherto plsa
efforts of many enterprsing men In preserving
meats, &c, while in transit over long lines, IS tne As
| grett Badger & Co.'s system Of Refrigeration. when
Is said % demonstrated that the most decte ru
| can be preserved with their nISt HeSuDeS5
| and flavor and carried for weeks and
| months silver medal WAS awarded 10 TINS lfui
for one OF its water mikcoolers known Aegret-
| t's Iceberg Autiseptic Refrigerator. 'yse q Co.
received bronze medal for their sponge carpetlnlhg,
| new invention never before exhibited silver inc Al
was awarded Cross & Bastne for their effective gram
ing process GrOte x Co.. exhibiting line examples oL
ivory turning and engraving. executed In presence OK
| visitors also received q silver medal. -.
ATne great of the awards were diplomas signm
cant OF nothing IN particular but having sort o com
| mercal value to the exhibitor Many OF those lhHf
esed in the exhibition express the nope that tne iDe
hers of the American Institute will realize now neoos
sary N is and the Insttnts y Keep step Eth
the current spirit OF the Anet aud not permit 'uo As
| TO be eelipsed by inland cities ike Cincinnati