The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-11-27

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the applications Of exhibitors hase oeen 80 nu.
merUus rs to exhaust the space. and many im.
poIt,nt classes Of objects must u pe provided for
"SnR Important special exhibition viii be
Seiug prepared under the supervision q a
Cullve Departments Of the government, A fine
bui ding OF 4s acres Is D. ovldeu Tor tho pur.
%sr RSs reasufy. EaSy, ,Tnterior Post oifics, and
Agrindltural Depaftmehts and the Smithsonian
fnsS SThe %omen's Centennial Executive Com.
ml,tee, have raised 50 4 % fcr the erection of
pavilion in winch 10 exhibit every KIND OF wo.
mems WORK no nus > collecuon women OF all
The list Of special builaings IL constantly
increasing, and present indications are that
fel ~ titS sV importanI % ioreisn nationsG sngaSd
Cettrany, austria France. Sweden, Egypt, ia"
pan, &ld otners-are putting up one or more
Strnctnres each for exhibiting purp0ses or for
the use of the commissioners, exnuitors and
visitors. Officers and headquarters Of this kind.
usually Of considerable architecturai IT .6eauly.
Ohio. indiana Illinois, Michigan, New Jersey.
New York. Connectlcnt Massachusetts,, New
virginia. Nevdds, Wisconsin, Iowa. and Deia.
warei and IT Is Likely mat Others Will follow
ATumier OF Trade and Industrial Assocla.
tons, which require large amounts Of space,
Will Oe provided iOr IN special buiidin ng gs. Among
these are the photoerapheis, the cari1,se bull
ders tie glass nlskers. the cracker BAKERS the
boOt and snoe Manufactured, besides. quite .
GrimDer OF indfvtdual exhibitors. The great
demands LOT space will probably render thus
course necessary TO considerable extent. es-
pecially for exhibitors WHO have ueen tardv in
making their applications. IN the Nj ain 'Eyht-
bitiOn Bulidlng Tor example, 333,, % square fEet
bf space had been Bppiied for by the beginning
Oh October by Amer eau exhibitors only; where.
sl s,Sle 70 reserve f6r the united states Depa T.
inent, Is only 10000 square feet, about one
tnird Of winch will be consumed by passnge
IDihs Machinery Building. like the otners, is
already FUZZY covered by apphcatoNs. Thefe
are hDont 1909 AiaeIiean exhbitorsE this de-
pean countries-Nthiuh Is about $50 more than
entered the VienA Machinery isxhIUitiOn Elk tia
proyision is beng made for annexes to accgni.
iiodate the hYdrauic machinery, the steam
plumbers carpen efg ett
" supplied by a pair Of monster COrhss En-.
gines, Each cylinoer is % inches in diameter
With stroke OF ten feet: the tiy-wheel 81 feet
IN diameter. and weighs 50 tons :, the horse pow
br .i4OO; and the number Of boilers is 20. lhls
engine drivUs about mile Of shaiting.
For the Art Exhibition. the most eminent
artists are understood 10 be at work. and IL may
be ponfdentialiy stated that, rspec. ally iu the
department. Of landscape painting, the United
states will present tiner display than the pub
lie has been led to expect. q ute aside from the
contributions OF American artists applications
from abroad cali for more than four tunes the
exhlbttlng space afforded ny the great Memor
iai Hall. Provision for the surplus will be
made. in lempUfarY hre.prOOf buildings though
@ enmoiting nations WI pe repfesented IN the
The. Secretary OF the NAVY has arranged
that u Unted states war vessel slitll call mex
Spring ut convenient European ports. to col
lect and transport hither TO the exhibition Lh,
works OF Ameicar artists resident In Europe
soatnsmPtSn for Ensiand. @ M HaSrs fS ior France aa
bremen f0r Germany. and LeghOrn for Italy
10 which. If desirable. others NAV be aided.
-Mr. Bell. the eminent English 5culptOr,wh
destpned the groups for the plinth for The grea
Albert Memorial In Hyde Park, London, Is re
PRODUCING IN terra x Gotta: At The celebrate
America. The figures In thus group are colo,
sal. cQveringa ground space Of 10 teet squar,
1t win probably be placed in the n eat centTs
gallery. opposite thd principal enterpnce.
The Art Exhibfjon win incldae, in add
resentative productions Of the past century
American arJ-those, for INSTANCE OF Stuar
oopley, Trumhull, West, Alston, SullV, ,Neagl
works offered bv Tying arnst.. wili be passe
upon Dy the Com,I1ittee OF seleetlQn, who WI
Sisit tor the pnreSPe, New York, Boston, en-
vent The needlesp transportation TO Phlade
phia oi'works OF Art nOtup 10 the standard
A Iarge number OF orders and q fIatarnlti.
haye signlfed their intention TO hold gathe
ings at PHILADELPHIA during the period OF Il
now be enumerated, are the Grand Lodge
Pennsylvania, Independent Order of Dad +,
lows; the Grand Encampment indepenpel
staies Independent order Of ODD Fellow
Grapd C0nmandery. knights Tempiar GraI
Army OF the Republic Presbyterian Syno,
GAiedOnian Club; Portland MecnAnic Blue
&fiAh National Eistedfodd; Patriotic ORD
s6ns' of America; Caiiiornla Zonayes OF S!
Francisco. an lnternatl0nri ReRetta- the Ii
Inburance Companies: National Board Of u
derwIfters; state Agricultural soc.etyi 2nd l
fAntrY. N. q. OF CalifQfnla Philadelphia Cont,
ence, MeLhonlst Episeopal Church, 'Cincinna
Society. California Pioneer Society Amerlo
Dental Convention Catholic Total AOstinen
Union Of America; Independent 6rder Of BIT
Berithi National alumni Association; Salt
mrn's Associationi on haryland. Regimell
ISOLATION Of the United States; Army OF /
Cumberland; Humboldt Monument Assoc
ton Chriat0pher Columbus Monument As
citation; Hoard OF Trade Convention; Inter-
honai 4, biographical Congress-; klfe Assoc
1h 5nn os nls united Siauesi Oentennial Legl'
naIionA' Medical Congress; Old voluusser II