The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-15

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TO groups rather than TO Classes. Toe detail OF
the arranyemenr need not be carried so far as the
do so. Entire groups may be excepted nom the
sequence IN the building In consequence OF the
peculiar paturs OF the objects or some conditions
imposed by tue building or site.
Inc idea requires adherence to q parallel
arrangement oil the departments from to and
OF the groups within the departments all the OBJ
]ects being placed In zones side by side. that
ing these zones may be assigned 10 each country,
thus keeping the exhibits IRON eacn country
together, while at the same tune they are ar
ranged according 10 the nature OF the oojec 9.
SPECIAL provision Is made Tor the Illustration or
zaspn nf sss mace 10 inc art and civil
separate space. to be known as the Historical
ception ana PROPER dspisy Of rsncs '0a and ds anv
objects illustrating the progress OF Industry ana
e ss Ss: especially suen objects as pertain to tne
Revolutionary times. the furniture and costumes
IN use s1S at IIe Ssgnning o. ns century would form
group as would also the TOOLS arms, machines
ana venlcles OF that period in other groups.
1T VIII De seen below that there ten princi-
pal DIVISIONS called departments, and that eacn
department may be divided into ten groups some
the cla sncatiOn in detail, embracing, as VIII be
seen, every object under the SUM
DEPARTMENT L-MArERIALs IN THEIR UNwRoUaHr
CONDITIoN-MINERAL, VEGETABLE AND ANIMAL.
eao igmMineras ores 6uiiang stones metals and
systematic coll ctons o. minsras ron and steel coz
@ T rs s.s chiefly for food
gram n IoS crops vegetables fruits and dried vegetables
shrubs 1 ca ''''
of trees, samples Of wood OF All kinds worked timber
MOSES and terms; gums, resins &c. ''A' 'A'A''
as and smS
y s liable drugs and perfumes including tobacco.
OF IN
s&ni@aIs z" s9s a s &sMiaelaalns domestic
sSross ii-F;h ana AQUATIC ire and hsS products
of IS used as food or as the SSs.
ing skins leather IVORY glue. feathers butter and fats
NC saqD meats, vegetable: and fruits
THE RESULT OF ExrRAcrIvE OR COMBINING
PROCESSES.
table origin chiefly ior iodn such as starch, sussr
srup Alcohol &C. malt liquors, bread, biscuit pastes
and a
eraI and vegetable acids bleaching POWERS Artificial
Crop z2-Medcinal compounds, perfumery, essences
po G cosmetics aromatic y'n,s,gars &G
gases. N''
,Group2 Paints pigments. dyes, colors turpensine
oils, varnishes printing inks, writing inks, backing
Group 25- Clements artificial stone, concrete Beon--
e' by@fage es cement pasters mastcs and speci
Group % The ceramic art-Tcrra Gotta, bricks tiles,
SansS RorSfan a nI %aSss of e.
Group 2S-hXp,osive and Illuminating compounds-In
he By na
DEPARTMENT nI.-TExrILE AND FELTED FABRICS.
PERSON
Group D-Yarns and woven goods of vegetable or
Group s-Woven and felted goods of wool aud mix
Syo ssm.lk and silk fabrics and mixtures in which
Ers ING prfaom1naang material ce,hn I'M. o,. m,
hosierT military clothing, and clothing Tor
'ss n AHA caps boots and shoes gloves mtten
Group S-Laces em6roideries and trimmings for cloth
Group s6-Jewelry and ornaments upon the per-
Group s7-Arincial flowers co,fures buttons trim.
milngs fans , umbrellas, sur snades walking canes,
feS H1sf objects OF af''' or eh'u'
ana ppsn SasS s
DEPARTMENT Iv.-FURNIrURE AND MANUFACTURES
OF GENERAL USE IN CONSTRUCTION AND IN Dwell
LINGs.
Group 4o-Eurniture- Drawing room. parlor and cham
Der suits Office and library furniture, &c.
GrD MGUd SILVER and sysTp!atsa ware urns
,Gronp a2-Artisiic metal WORK bronses, mautel
Group 43-Mrrors, stained and enamelied glass. cor
niSes pietuTg frames and Tpn0lsery
Giles used in dwellings Included in other groups in
ers woodenware baskets dairy furniture and fittings,
group 45-Manutactured parts Of dwellings, such as
sash biin a doors ", wainseesing, ceilings msntes
venatng and coosins. such as furnaces Sc am rsdl
ators, stoves, gas nNures renectors lanterns lamps
Group l7Hardware used in construction, exclusive OF
sGE n So oSRs hinges DSsys
ships hardware and httiiga
DEPARTMENT WOODS, IMPLEMENTS MACHINES
AND PROCESSES.
Group '5o-Miscelaneous hand tools and appliances
used in various arts Cutlery.
hs '1 81 for
and of .sou
metsiurgy chemistry and the sxiractivs arts A'''''
Gronp 5i.Macnines and tools for working wool,
SSop Machines and implements Of spinning, weav.
Ing telling paper ma king sewing ana making clothing
and ornamental objects -. - ..,-
printing stamping embossing, pressing ana for making
books ard paper working.
DEPARTMENT vI.-MoToRs AND TRANSPORTATION.
snsines s Soiers water ef
betting, Eullies geaTing %s .c ,,,
Groap 6I-vehcies and apparatus Of transportation
upon common roads-Carriages carts, wagons wheel.
Gr2rp 6snGailwav plant rolling stock and appnra-
trucks: hand ears &c. Cars for horse railways rails,
GioW INSTRUMENTATION upon suspended cables
Sroap soats ara Sailing vessels .'0 $500. =,
vessels propelled by steam or other motors (see also
Groap 6l1eoats or vessels designed for special pur
such az srss GA, cable life DOss
Tor conveying railway trains, Terry boats &c.
DEPARTMENT vII.-ArPARATUs AND METHODS FOR
TIE INCREASE AND DIFFUSION OF KNOWLEDGE.
Group 70-Educatlonal apparatus and methods-loys,
games school furniture fittings and apparatus, draw
ing and writing books, and methods OF instruction &c:
Group 7l-iypographic aids to the preservation and
dissemination OF knowledge, books periodicals, news
papers.
Group 72-Charts, maps and graphic represcn tationS
Crop photographic in str men ts and ME thods.
Group 7i-nstrunents of precision and apparatus of
physical research, experiment and illustration.
Group 75-MetcoroioVical instruments and apparatus
Group 76-Mccnanical calculation; indicating and
regis ering apparat us other than meteorological
Group Tf-Weghts, weighing and neurological appara
tus; measures and coins
Group 1o-Chronometric apparatus-Time keepers Of
all kinds; watches. clocks, &c.
Grouo 7y-Musca instruments and acoustic apparatus.
DEPARTMENT yIII.-ENGINEERING, PUBLIC WORKS,
| ARCHITECTURE, &C.
Group S0-Agricultural engineering-Examples OF farm
arrangement, management &C. systems Of planting,
harvesting. sc. Maps, models, &c.
Group si-Minng Observation-Disclosures OF mine con-
structOn and working, including hosting, ventilation
and TRANSPORTING. Models and
GROUP s2-Civ enginee ring- examples construction
OF bridges other public works illustrated by models