, 1874-09-27
THE EXPOSITION.
4 Visit to Charles GoSsage g. Co.'s
Crystal Bazar.
The Immense Stove Trade Of Rath-
bone, .Sard & Go.
The Great kid-Glove House of CHICAGO.
miscellaneous Notes.

Another immense crowd gaddened tho hearts
Oh 1he Exposition managers yesterday and II
! eplse OF the threatening weather in the fore
noon and the heavy rain later in the iay, tn.
building WAS much more than comfortably full
| This was probably due to the fact that the mum
ber of country visitors was nuch greater thar
II usually the case OIL Saturday, thus mere tha1
| making up for the slight falling of iu the cit,
| attendance
Alter all, human nature can be bottcr studied
| IN I'LL lss phases at the Exposition on crowded
day than IN any other place Of amusement il
Chicago, sinca nowhere else is such variety o1
grades OF society 30 heterogeneonely mixed
aud on tho principle that one is never so much
alone as in dense crowd, each person shows Lis
or her Individuality there in much more un-
guarded way than anywhere else.
THE ANT-GALLERY
alone would afford material for volume. II
there is Que point above all otherB upon which
tie most commonplace specimen of humanity
desire to show extended information culti-
vated taste, and profound appreciation, it is upon
tie subject OF art. Tho inspired IDIOTS are OF
two clasees: those who gush aloud i'll looking at
the pictures they know TO he good in the hope that
the Listening crowd will recognize them as
as'preciative admirers OF the fine arts; and
secondly, those WHO r:ss carring and contempt
uoas criticism upon even the best works OF art,
in order to appear wiser and more cultured than
the common ho7d- There lattenueyer dare to
give unIua Lifted praise to anything lest people
should think they never saw snything better.
a.IoSG THE INCIDENTS
OF yesterday afternoon was the arrest OF small
n ain&1 1,e1 {1~
staud- On being caught III The act
ne Eet up q piG1u howl. which
attracted 50 much attention from coc1passoJate q
people who did not know the c..,,se Ut his diff
calty that he continued to scream ard shout all
the way to the door, creating coE1sidera ole CT
element .rnong :lose who were within bearing
Of hi+ remarkably health: voice.
For tho ed!Ication Of its readers, TIE TR1y-
ESE will desoto short space t. ~.cta1.cli
description OF the magnificent Z. ystaI palace cor
Etruc:ed by
CHARLES GnSsAGE co.
in the Exposition building, winch NAV be saiu to
be the leading =tyacsion Of that institution,
The surprise aud admiration Of ono As he Eazcs
uron this beautiful temple OF rlate-siass, filled
with a protusloa uf the costlieet fabrics Of for
eign looms. may be lkcucd to tue surprise Of the
Queen Of SLeDa on her first visit to the cor-
seously-arransed temple OF Solomon. And we
douot not that many who may visit tue Ex-
position, and inspect the subject Of
be led to exc1aim. III tho words
Of this Queen at nas true report that I
heard in mine own land Of thine acts and OF
thy wisdom; howbeit, l believed not their words,
until I came and mine eyes had seen 1T: and be-
hold! the one-llalf Of the greatness Of thy wis-
dom not told me. for thou exceedest tie
fame that havo beard"
preeumng that all the readers Of TIE TH1p-
CSE are fresh III their Biblical reading, they vii,
at once see the applicability OF tie aLoy. tluota-
~ "a 1}1HYl ftrn rtn rf fn,
which 20 enchants the thousands that daily
visit the Exposition building. We hazard
nothing in tho statement tha: it is the graudes:,
the richest, and most att4 active dspiav Of indies
this CITY. As the lodeatone il 10 the needle. 30
Is this grand fashion bazar to the e1er-su;glng |
who throIg the vast pavilion Of tue E1- |
position. 1t is impossible to adequately describe |
this palace as erected by afe5srs. Gossaee l. Co..
end to fully appreciate tho cost involved one |
n,ust see it. We will venture to SAY. however. |
hat tine plate gIass alone. used III lis
construction cost considerable moro than
:he entire construction OF ANY other booth |
n the building. But the jewc!a thar this
visitor than the cassct Here are scel, The rl:i;-
est robes. patterned after the la:est fashion, ard
from the costest fab-ics OF LIE
Did World
after scrieiting our eyes on this beautiful
enlple. our attentiun is draNn to 4 different |
ie.d- This is the season when the rich and poor
like are uccessitated to look about then, for
.oyes, ranges. and otll21 warming apparatuses
II this market there are many IIoinincn: houses |
hat deal IN this class Of goods, but IuE TRIBUNE
novs Of none that is entitled to : greater share I
Il the pubic favor. or that is better or more
widely known throughout the Northwest than
hat Of
'EATHHONE, sAED CO..
ituated at NoA SO and 40 Lake street, This firm
as loEg been identified With the mercantile in
e-ests IT Chicago. their annual sales largely c1-
ee6ing those OF sny other eto,e house in Chi
aEo. Tho foundE:c5 OF MeasEs. Ra.Lpone, Sard
Co. are at Albany. \. T., whe,e they loanu-
actu.o line Of stoves and ranges tia: have
aimed great popularity, both IL the East
m, Western, and Middle States. The
I'M have warehouse on tue
orth pier in this city Of great capacity.
ach is provided with railroad tracks and
lipnneut Of goods. Among their chief attrac-
ous in the WAY OF cooklng-stoves IL the ladies'
4vorlte known as the Fearless" 49,! Il the
well as the pail ouage, .l,at
lis stove has received from tia public eau De
lied on then certainly the "FsGrless' is the
ost perfect as well a. economical cooking con-
iva1lco now in use. At all events, it has the
rgcst sale ct any other frst-clas5 cooking stove
Tho ".Accr:1 y cooking aud heating stoves .
lm1rzble qualities have gained for them
be Acorn" is properly wood-stove.
i'd as such is extensively used throughout
ichigau: Wisconsin. Minnesota, and other
estern States where wood ia the principal fuel I
'od. The s' Rathbone Range is also one Of I
cir attractions. and. By the way, one Of the
st and nest economical r.rgcs now in use,
its cost is no more than tl-st-class cooking | .
owe, while its capacity is equal to the
rger and more costly ranges sod bv other
'uses The buyer must not forget the '*Daunt
81 ~ basc-buruer. which is one OF the inest !
ating-stov now in Use. As al illuminating |
ID c1iukerless gTate-hcater it has no superior IL
e market. In brief. after years OF experience,
.thbone, Sa1d i Co. are Producing line OF |
ods in this class second to no other house
the county. And what more. they are en- :
ring trade OF which few other houses in the :
cs. c1n boast.
KID GLOVES.
We presume that the many hundred Thousands
1t have visited the Exposition since it opered
re gazed with pleasure ard astonisac1ent on =
1t unique contrvance. 1.-The lid Glove Wafer |
l." imported fIoM Paris by John n. Goe.z, | /
E popular dealer in kid gloves {: 30. "a STATE l
Get. which By the raJ il :ho oul! house in the
y dcyotel exclusively to that line of goods.
::tors to the Exposition will not 1nistake the | =
ation Of the 'sNaterfa:i.'' ID there i. a'wa-s
sc crowd of Rdrnisers around it. The cost of | -
s ingeDius machine was about $780, and IVES I