New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-12

ana VlOiln 1nerB are TOUR OF IshSJ N'''
meres whose goods are OF the best quality our vast
cotton weaving industry Is represented by two
pieces OF shirtings and pile OF prints CON-
prsing an assortment that CROSSROADS sorekeeper
would be ashamed Of There are two small cases OF
shirts two OF clothing OF gloves. and one Of sus
penders. Broadway firm contributes i've pieces OF
oarpet-which are very good a. far az they 10. f. C.
Burt OF Eew-York has handsome case hed win ian
cifu shoes in colored satin and gilt Of fine workman
shin; and Boston firm EXHIBITS small case OF stout
boots and CATERS This IL oil we have to show Tor our
great accommodating industry. The display OF
leather IS much more credtabIe there are ~ eADorS
dozc PAIRS of Ddiarubber boots ano shOes represent
this important and peculiarly American lhunSuy' Va
hard rubber goods There IL nothing except '"o
pocket pencils Ono trunk, two yalises, guhease' anu
saddle come next and then We ind case Of leather
dressing the virtues OF which are demonstrated on an
old shoe by the exhibitor Not far of Young woman
il selling mechanical toys 0i,laucing sailors and oar
keys and nRines for which she hnds good Dai
ke dozen globes, which would seem 10 pcohs III '''
educational section Occupy large table. Two Oinch
natl manufacturers, A. Erkenbraher and Geo Fox eN
hiht starch in large and handsome Showcases. Ihete
is patent curtain fixture, four bundles Of curled hair
one bit of cotton batting, two cases Oh eh-
sences and fayors, one case of Cogates toilet
soaps one case OF brushes Of searine Candles
a few bottles or eodliver oil. case OF trusses ie"
shelves Of canned fruits and vegetables from syracuse
Boston, and POrtland-not thing from the extensive
in NewYork aud Baltimore-a tin struc-
ture OF pyramdal shape holding few dozen bottles oil
"A cheap and poor cologne, labeled Mississippi water
case OF Bakers chocolate, aud fair show OF pills,
drugs, and chemicals. Saltwater fountains and APP
paratu occupy great deal OF space IN the center OF the
gallery: aud at end there "a q monster Mathews
fountain, which the exhibitor intended TO have con-
santy in operation, but prevented by Baron schwaz
who has granted the exclusive privilege OF selling
American soda-water to q firm OF Englshmen' DR.
Mathews Is putting his fountain in order ana gives mo-
tce that on the Fourth OF July he will give away SODA
water TO all who come There two racks OF Amerl
can wines that perhaps deserve special mention. One
belongs TO the Buena Vista Wine Company Of California,
and has at the back rude painting OF the company
vineyard the other contains general assembly OF bot
ties from St. LOUIS sandusky CINCINNATI san Francisco
and Hammondsport, n. Y Two barrels OF
Kentucky whisky and few bottles OF Rn
and btters complete the display Of American beverages
I must not omit mentioning as deserving of praise the
wellarranged display Of oils made by A s. Pease OF
Buffalo the excellent book-bnder's work OF Sanford
Co. of Cleveland collection Of human tissues in healthy
and diseased conditions mounted for microscopic objects
sent by DIR. p Nzenadel OF Brooklyn, the articles OF
American graphite from the Joseph Dixon Crneioe Com
pany Of Jersey City, and the line show OF dentists nstru
ent and artificial teeth made by nine exhibitors, among
whom the old house OF Samuel G. White OF Philadelphia,
makes the most extensive display America has given
the world nearly all tho discoveries and improve
mens in dentistry and it is subject for eongratulatloh
that our exhibition in this department Is commensurate
with the position occupy among the nations
Ibaye now made the tour OF the main gallery, and
will step into the $4,000 barn adjoining. Is desert
of bare floor, with few of sewing machine plat
forms and pavons in the center and thin stretch Oh
ron-ware carriage wheels, and miscellaneous traps,
N fuO there forests OF
ugIy green pumps, hundred all alike. The sew
ing.maehine companies make good show with their
elegantly draped pavGOns, the singers having inc
largest and handsOmest-wbite lace ana PINK camDrlc
are its colors-then comes the Wheeler and Wilson,
with blue and gold hangings and afterward' III the
order OF the elegance OF their dec0rauons' come
the Howe the Wilson, the Weed the Wilcox Il Gibbs,
and the secor. Why 1T is necessary TO exhibit 90 ma
chimes Of a kind ia a question which all intelligent
visitors will ask The the present Com mlssoners
make is that the old Commission built the court and
assigned the space to the companies ana az no one else
wanted TO occupy it, they did not interfere with the
arrangements The Lamb knitting machine Is sandwched
between two of the sew1ngmachne platforms cara
logue OF the other objects the will not be of ted
ous length large map of the Northern Pacific Railroad
and platform exhibiting the products OF the lands along
the line is clever advertising scheme 10 sell the Com
panys bonds The thing was at the last American
Institute Fairs. The Cincinnati Pork Packers Ass0eia
ton covers afew yards of the bare board wall with
clever panoramic cartoon illustrating the pilgrimage OF
pig from the pen to the pork barrel There are half
dozen coOkng-soyes one parlor stove ooI) copying
press lot OF bird cages hung on an IRON Standard
ease OF skates six lamps few lanterns, cider press.
bay press, few samples OF pictuft-irame lholunsh
more soda-water apparatus, case OF Champialh
marbles badly broken, anu a ciolnes-"[ ,,.'
lactures OF iron. tools and hardware, con.
sist as far as discover OF two sanple-cards OF
nails small case Of shears and scissors. carving
knife handSOmcl. ~ idckpdue> case OF
door-knObs aud hinges dozen hatchets aud iaiiron
A Vienna merchant exhibits assortment Of black
smith tools made in the United states am told
there is fire proof safe somewhere but nave not seen
H. and according to the catalogue there are a FEW
and knives hut they are as Invisible. When
mention list of carriage hubs ana wheels ana gym
nasc apparatus believe all ~ salu thaV eau NC aDou
the contents OF the court.
Retraeug the way through the South gallery the nave
"a Tossed and the North Gallery entered, OF which the
half the west portal the palace occupied by the
United states. Here the prominent object Is ti PyIa
rited with flags and capped with pfow This is OF
the three four things that are peculiarly AMERICAN IN
SerreseDt our national agriculture. There are
OF the products or our sor'n tPn, I arms
T" have astonished the world with the
mammoth fruits and vegetables, send nothing Why
that we had decent exhibit OF the great industry over
which IL is supposed 10 exercise guardianship, Is
WESTON which Americans here would like 10 have
answered In the group Of Mining. Quauying and
Metallurgy. which comes next 10 the cotton trophy,
there ,a 1.S % With tbaf made i'm other groups bnt
is not half as extensive as IL ought to be; There
ORES and the silver and gold of Utah. Nevada, and
California are fairly represented IN collection rur
nishcd by an entcrprlsing amateur cQuecor, Mr. ~
Cnee of San Francisco. Beyond this group u the ed
cotional group comprising textbooks school furniture
andapparatis models aud photographs Of school build
ings &C., which have been put IN remarkable order
under the competent management Oi Prof HOyt OF Wis
consn This group is not what ought to be- aud Is not
what our Educational Bureau promised 70 make ~ In
comparison with the exhibit made by Germany
and Austria IL is meager. Stl 10 Is not dscred-
liable aud we thankful for mat Our lending
educational textbooks shown: the model OF the
Franklin Sehool-h0use in Washington, and the photo
graphs OF Boston, It. Louis, and Washington school
huIidugs will give foreigners favorable impression OF
our public school architecture while the charts iurnshet
bv our principal cities, showing the school attendance
aud the amount OF money they cXpcnd for education,
togcther with library OF state and National Reports,
will afford full information 10 All who may VISA 10 make
a Thorough Study OF our system 0f public educatmn,
Reside the groups have mentioned the North Gallery
contains few other noteworthy articles. Philadelphia
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