The daily gazette., 1874-10-27
FIRST EDITION!
oURyC1TY EXPOSITION.
PROGRESS or THE FAIR.
The Board OF Education,
TIE EXIlIBLTION.


ADDITIONAL ENTRIES.
The general interest manifested in
the Exhibition of the Delaware 1nsti-
tute of Mechanic Arts, Saturday night,
bids fair to continue the entire week
without abatement.
Yesterday afternoon number OF the
pupils of School No /, accompanied
by their teachers, paid the Exhibition
n visit, and were greatly pleased and
delighted at what they saw. Boys OF
II mechanical turn of mind can here see
much to interest and instruct them.
Scholars from the other Public Schools
will visit the Exhibition during the
week, the Board of Education having |
finally granted them that privilege.
Last night the attendance was also |
very good, and there is every reason |
to believe il will increase from night |
to night during the week.
The first number of the Daily Jour |
nal was issued yesterday afternoon.
1t is edited by Mcssrs. Grimshaw,
Stone and James, on behalf of the Su-
pcrintcndmg Committee, and is con
Quoted in n lively, interesting manner.
1t is sci up within the building, and
printed ON the Potter power press
which Mcssrs. james 81 Webb have
on exhibition. 1t will be issued daily
until the close of the Fair.
The Institute Times aneat little two
column paper is also issued daily, and
is printed on Novelty Press, hy Mas
ters Billiny, Chandler and Robinson.
ADDiTIoNAL ENTRIEs.
Below is a list of entries additional
to those already published
Henry Fothergill--a curiousy carved
star, inside of an octagOn-shaped block,
all carved from solid block
u. Cobb IL SOns--scctiOn of Pull
| man palace car, showing the arrange
mcnt of the bcrths
| J.. Il. ClarllsOn, Bridgevillc, DEL
model of the Universal Fruit Dryer
J Coke 81 Allcn-patcnt brick press.
| r., w. 81 B. Il. Il. Co.--modcl Of Il
section, Of the Brandywinc Railroad
bridge, five feet long by S10l inches
| wide. The bridge section when tested
bore 1913 pounds for forty hours.
Remington, Baylcy ~ Co.-two tur-
binc water wheels, 10 and II inches in
diameter the latter without a case.
| Mcssrs. James ~ webb exhibited
as Il specimen of the printers art, the
ulncrb calender for 1878, issucd by
| bIcssry. l.. II. I'laistCd and Char!e
Lee, of the Pautuckct Gazette and
| Chronicle
The Harlan & IIollngiworth Company
four m,"lII of ships, AMI four marint
| painting.
4. Maxwell Patent paper folding ma
chine
Houston 4 Prizcr-sImplcs Of tea ant
| cuilcrs, and Japanese gUOGS.
DR.. W. u. .Quinhy patent arching tiles
to br used ii tae 5truction oi curVeC
roofs.
II e. W.pylar horizontal engine, mad
entirely Of wood, in l6Gi
. DR.. i. q. &hortledgc- pipe, and :
, finely carved pipe stenl, made by al
Omaha indian; olie tonAln&k, Iron
Standing Buffalo r. : 1rtshb Tribe; on
srabbard for a scllping knife. and II pal
Of moceliin,, from the WInn"hIgo In
dians,
| rcfacatiuns.
, Henry Danby polished nl. lands am
, | salvrr. very fine.
Delaware $. T.. T.. Cn-Glus;s engine il
a case; magnificent solid silver fire horn
worth $}75. with II lunch of wax flower
in the mouth. the whole II Gift from TIN
| it''ilHtp tulIliN VI . hAi't''Ni II i'ii '
of wax fruit and cakes, made by Mis-
: NIollic Blizzard. and presented to tn
Company by friends.
John il. Moore. the first sewing ma
chine bought in Delaware, twcnty-iiv
yuar3 ago. ut n cost Of SI75.
Puscy IIros.-Cotton ON hobbna, and
fine display of wadding, table linen, mus
lin, damask, &c.
40. Dcnio-a Chimes opium pipe an
II Chinese suit, consisting Of n skirt an
cape of red, iiowcrcd material.
j. H. & &. Il. Grccnman-p picture cord
and n sample of the imported Frcnc
= paper used ON Gen. Washing Ion 3 hors'
ut Ninth and Market streets, Phillde
: VIM. II. Chadwick indian club, me-
= spoon and squaw's hcnd-drcsl.
This evening, the Roman band wi
perform the following
rRoORAMME: