The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-02

poT-tdl PRIME movers steam yenar r,osS
sure eng,nss' mater s v Wheels turbines, pres
netic engines. gas machines) tb) macnnes
Ieys, cords bands ~ ma ass wheels null
special kinds OF material machines for mining
metallurgy metal work and wood work ma
chimes Tor spinning. weaving, knitting sewing
and emorolde1ng; machines Tor fulling. cleaning
shearing, dyeing; machines Tor bleaching, leather
dressihg, &c machines for paper manufactures
and bookbinding Tor type founding, printing
lithograpny copper-pate printing color printing
oil manufacture, breweres, dstilleries, stearIne
soap, candles, starch ice making, match making
corn mills and agricultural machinery and appara-
tusD (d) other machinery not belonging to the
above mentioned (slast engines, fire engines
pumps yentiiators &cl e elements and parts
tives, tenders, railway veloclpedes and parts OF
them, railway carriages and parts composing
for Railway Workshops and railway contrlv pc
for making and maintaining railway plant, snow
tradometers &c. h) all sorts OF vehicles not con.
nected with the rail; 20 statistics OF production.
taJ Mathematical, astrcnomical, physical ''' and
chemical instruments Instruments for measuring,
weighing and dividing; for optical and electric
biography (b) surgical instruments and appa-
Instruments, clocks, watches and their parts
statistics OF production
GROUP l5-Alstcat INSTRUMENTATION Musical
al e% Keys ppes 3Hs
sna wSsesy pa Sss Rs
s statistics Of proauct,on Oe'''' 0"''' u D'''''
CIRCUIT l6--The Art or War.-(a) Organization
and recruiting Of armies o. equipment Of troops,
% military education, training ' and instrncsion
GROUP 1.-THE Naoy.-,(a) Materials for naval
ssas 81 models and o. boat.
sea-going ships, coasting vessels merchant ships
and ships Of war stores and fittings Tor equipment.
paratus SUI used in ssipSudns eSV'S c ana
0utnt and accommodations for crews; (e) land
AND and Srssnes w0 s DOCKS sE
boating decks, floating batteries and coast de-
caa1s ms
GROUP 1s-Civn Eagineertn0 Public Works ana
Architectue-ta) Building materials; processes and
work; preparation and preservation or wood; arti-
fetal stone terra-cotta work, &c.; (N materials
piles, coGferdams, caissons. pneumatic and diving
apparatus) (c) contrivances and tools for earth
ior raising Carrying and Transporting gp" earth
and materials (al materials and apparatus used
for oas AND Is
Ing tables, inclined planes, lifts; pneumatic and
other Other modes Of propelling; water stations and
kinds and systems Of railway signals); (e hydraulic
engineering works, excluding sea-works lriver
&cl; IN models and plans OF viaducts
bridges and aqueducts, Sol; tg plans,
dwelling houses, barracks, penitentiaries, prisons
and hospitals, schools and theatres aborers' cot.
IL Ol as
Of cheap dwelling houses tools and implements OF
artisan 6ulSsrs and nven
in buildings flor lighting. water-supply, drain.
age, waterclosets lightning conductors, Rel
fencing, draining; farm buildings; buildings for
cattle breeding; stores, stables, manure tanks,
ing mills, grinding mills distieries, breweries
sugar manufactures; warehouses, sawnills and
GROUP 1s-1ne Private Dsoeufno House. It's m
ner Arrangen,ens Gnd pec0r 'a Models
dwelling houses Of Civilized naons o. draWngs
models and examples OF thoroughly furnished
GROUP ao-Tne Farm House. IT'S Arrangements,
Furniture ana UtenstLs-(al Finished buildings,
models and drawings OF farmhouses Of the differ
and examples 81 81 peasant rooms urnsheG and
fitted out with their furniture and apparatus.
GROUP educational Domestic Iad,sstry.-ta) Pot
terry and porcelain; 10y fabrics, tapestry, enbroid
cry, lace and other needlework; (c metal articles
81 sed
and Influence or Museums Of Fine Art Applied TO IN
Scn tho ne arn ana means va
South KensingtOn Museum, in London, and the sim
liar museums in Vienna, Berlin, Moscow, &c.) en-.
deavor TO carry out the Improvement OF the general
taste Of the people and the manner in which they
promote the art industry and public instruction Of
which have been produced and propagated by
these modern museums
ton OF churches (wall decoration, stained glass.
glass painting, &cl; tol church furniture taltars
vessels &c.,s IL ornaments for affairs puipits
crucihxes chalices, liburiums, candlesticks altar
ssa and a pus OBJ
GROUP N-0o)ects or Fine Arts or tne Past FL
htoted BY amateurs and 0eosers Of Collections
ancient masters; (o objets d'art-bronzes, en-.
ames, miniatures, majolicas, porcelain, iaience,
GROUP 2s-Fsne Arts or the Present Time. WORKS
Produced Since the Second London Exhibition %
1s62.-(a, Architecture, including models, designs
sketches and surveys of architectural works OF the
present times; (bl sculpture, including figures and
pannss ncuans snd ensme
graphic arts. including copper and steel engrav-
ing.-(a) Education exhibition OF all the arrange.
ments and contrvances for the better nursing,
and mental development from the earliest days Of
their life up to school time; their nourishment
Sa cRd and child sym
nastics to) Teaching Exhibition Of school houses
saa o Of
The works and Journals Of instruction:
Description and Illustrations OF methods Of
Va) Elementary schools. This department win in
clude apparatus for the instruction OF the bllnd,
deaf, dumb and idiots.
(n) Middle schools compromising eymnasums,
"Realschuen" or schools, wherein exact science
and modern languages are taught.
t) Professional and technical colleges.
(d) Universities.
lei Instruction in the more limited sense; instruc
ton of adults through literature, the public PRESS
public libraries and educational societies and ASSOC
Citations for instruction.
There will be courses OF lectures in connection
with the objects exhibited, and International con-
crosses OF learned men, artists, gentlemen OF the
Scholastic and medical professions OF representa-
tives OF museums of art and industry, OF teachers
OF drawing, engineers and architects Of represen-
tatves OF chambers Of commerce, of banking and
insurance companies, OF agricultural and forestry
societies, as well as OF mining and metalurgcal
import.
CAN machinery Is contained in group IL, never.
theless the machines for working special kinds Oh
materials will be examined by the jury OF the pro-
essional group to which they may belong, with the
assistance also OF competent machine bulders.)
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