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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-16
LOCAL BREvITIES.


p,l, ILLS 1InounuhS 20 90. 19'ooo W anu tne
wS.1uHN .uN pasIo gA,ooo, were 0roSreo
ra.u yesseanay @ ae snc i"oesihS vi 1ne wa
i"s'eos'
Ihk time iof getting the hve per cent
ussours ~ on water piiis expired yester-
Ane snh.e iecelp.s SINCE tne nrst
Suy anouns W over 4ou,Voo, SlV,Vo oi
"oioo was ooiieceeo yesterday
DR. TAFT has accepted the Chair of
Dentistry of the Ann Arbor Mich. Uni
versity, aud will so arrange for his leo
Sures in the University as not to inter-
sefe Win nus course peiore tneo onlo Den-
sa' So'ieSe ih enis cisy'
Jos. GILDEN, young man, left word
nj the hammond-slreet Station-house,
hast night, that he had been robbed Of q
gold watch and chain by q roommate ut
the clearinghouse OF Mrs. Burns, No.
Is Broadway, on Wednesday night.
STREET spripklers hereafter will ba
aaopted bv the T'rnstees If the Water-
works Yesterday aftermoon to have each
cart or wagon numbered and the name
oil the owner Of each cart painted upon
them. y
THR concert giyen nv Rrand,s Orcbao-
ira IN Burnett Woods YESTERDAY AFTER.
noon was largely attended. The nro-
gramme was handsomely rendered es.
neoiaIIv the ..I,ouv ys,, from Vniut
The coucertino by Cams. was aiso a
ha,,py success.
~,
r,ah ,';.'n '' ooeS r,,;.s w. w o, nhe ol s"9nty
ranca prS, .a Ge~,r.i aua"''a. non mon LAY Law
ward to Fourth: thence from Eighth In
Findlay, in connection with a twenty.
inch line now in service. will amount 10
s55, ,503, according to the estimate of the
Engineer and Superintendent of the
Mater.works Board.
yunrn,v hr, hrolo f.or, hor. =.
tho r,,ot nf Wai,,,t otraat mos.onSa, nIu, az
sa,rnnr ora r,ahod ;,tn' a.,
somaT nv ~ . aon ..'h;u, J ua sns river, i4i-
80 n.,h ,voso dr.S ,noe.h LIN ~ .ne
asc;,x ~ postsrn",h ~. III s'ean
the n dor a. swan from the rear and d0fs ~ 'ie ihe
80, e Nv, arho,,s.nS ,s. Suu VI M, rne
bull. however. did not annnar til a ftar
Lwo hours, wnen he reacued the shore. |
stout as ever. He had been caught in
the wheel of the stenmer and Rent q
prisoner there during that time.
p,-r,p Co.coo. "a H., C,,,,.
AN nara o,,, onn " tno .;,a auu 'unn n ouipert
sern"on c"t.hinr d,;tt yes,etuay u
60, ,.ae s,u,,nm sra,,nJ o & &uSs, mnen .ne
~ ssa So.,ma,ns d,Ga arSaa o1e % ~ .ne piers
rrisi,s.noa fn,mnad ei's ~ ioGran ~ n; was
80 .o'd PT,,ibo, U VIZ W. anu
80 ,.aS o"mu, *hrn,. ~, Nu'oets y. ssou, however,
dive "~Sor IN" staan'a VI .nG I1ni, Sh, Saue
1Ito un"Sl .ne sleauiet ohl'eu oIates
vas thrown TO him. The bndy of tho
drowned man mas mos been recoyerea.
Coxs,n,
4. =, Sonanhs a,an;'.. ,.a eAoemens ,n wae ralsed
20, hro, dven.us ,na d,mons 'nn passengers OF
Chhios hom iico ILL, Oh account OF
sss.. s.o a. 'eauains ~ W eahe them 10 tne
.oss.onoe !,,s'i,; cor1gi, anu stopping at the
...:'s s1ssIsectaon VI MIN ana Linn streets.
p"'eoAke uonl"hueu tneir money
- " ~ w. oe oilven Co lhe eho OIL Inc
s; ~ hus oupeahsenoent, ~ coming up
- =. s...S .o " s,evoms pnencn Vi Inc peace,
!. s.;.,d liz sao paSeomss .na' IL was oe-
nsau ! ~ 'ue sin.e "a ~, ruhinns to the fosi-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-16
Marriage Ltcens nses.

The following marriage licenses were
As4ed since our last report:
j, d Mcdonnell and Lizzie Jones.
E. q. Cooke and Emma Plum.
z. a. Lhge and Henrietta Magge.
Vim. b. Toyg and Lizzie Eichelherger.
K0bert Rattray and Belle Il. Lindsey.
fss. J. Lawler and Bridget Rodden.
VIM. Back aud Lizzie Apke.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-16

VIM. Deyman, 20 years, Germany.
Margaret Alexander, 81 years, Germany.
w. II. Badgeley, 81 years, kentucsy.
Margaret Murphy, 81 years, ireland.
Herman Scliaier, ~ years, city.
Infant Birgier, city.
Charles Z. Fleischman, 8 months, city.
Elizabeth Schneider. 2 years, city.
Casper Steiker, 80 years, Germany.
Barbara Keilar, IA years, city.
Unknown man, drowned.
Jos. s. Shipley, years, city.
John Craw wford, 35 years, Pennsylvania.
Della Drmlevy, III months, city.
Margaret Fareily. 54 years, Ireland.
Minnie Wood, city.
Bridget Leyden, IS years, Ireland.
Ghas. H. Hines, months. city.
Sil@by.J Gibbs, rs days, city.
Nevil Booker, city.
Henry h. Treiling, IN years, city.
Geo. Arnold, Az years, city.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-16

1t takes twenty tons of violets and one
hundred and ninety tons of orange bios
SONS to last the perfumers of Cannes
and Nice year.
The New York herald., 1875-10-09
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

4 eEAfrNf GEAf skFs sHE 81 Ah6TT2Eg
Mr. j. DUNN Walton, ofi4o west Thirty ninth street.
o'ns orss '@s sS take place Nsaas.a
i o'clock A. BAEKER SONS City Auction Mart and
STw fSs sn Of ae
eysi isTsS sSSiRI soh GEGpSa NED l high
1862 got BY Daniel lambert can rot IN 30 Brown Mare
trot IN 40 Brown Sedins LOGAN Is high roaiad is6s
y , & a sSS fsp 1885, 49, = so & s YSus
5E" hawk G1,G can ds t n 30 Bay cdiOs hcToR iS msh
SriS2 DG% Ia AZ h ' oaisd is6s got BY smG Honest s%
is% Ss si saled % ''i@"' sot 'Eas Essa
,E ,sa in g @ o @ Sp 0 cssdnE s can sSos "
Chestnut che nls GCidDs TONY PRsFos ts high !eslsd 1850
got by Honest Allen can rot in 2:35 Bay Mare LlLI
S As say Gss G6 aSS s9n Hs
s X E SG ossS Il ss Hc % atd sa s lo
n @Ssss dry Nsre MobEsTy iii IIs5 fopsd isse
ss' s. @ By ;nE f sf S. 81 Z daGs s rsSsT ss
gs gssa sas s sf y M Ss az S' got
" The sire q MSpSch can Sa TGt in & 40 o Bay Y G6dg 6n
Lambert Lambert can trct In 80 Brown Mare Katy iS9 high
M9r t LVIu h 3 s9 ro%n sS @ S sed
seg got ~ Brsndywns % s can T9t i9 n gsy MasS saS
Soa. s. o sorre rip ed"s SSs F&SE S SFh essd 1867
sr. By Lett Ec;o" y S osa SsG 's in got
PsiI4en can tIS. s, IN 40 Blask sor Mare are
rot IL S.s5 Bay Mare SUSIE ISL high foaled 1889
got by Delaware trot IN 10 Bay Mare ULEMA, lo4
kgh oaicd 1871 get n psss Ccndqsisr can ros 5os N
rot by State Rights beat 35 Chestnut Mare EMMA
f55 high oaed 1885, got BY Magma Cherta; Gun trot "
1865 got by General Knox; rot in 30 Black Geld
ing CHARCOAL, 15A high; foaled 1857; got by Black
hawk Knox can trot IN 10 Brown Stallion CHROMO.
Is high ioaled n 1905 got BY Homlet can trot in 70
The above all splendid drivers either single 20 the
pole and all warranted sound and kind stock will be
on exhibition A Mr. Watons stables No 40 West Thirty
ton desires everybody CONE and RIDE behind and sF
THR SPEED of any OF the lot before day ot sale Cata-
iornes can be obtanod al the Offices of Spirit Of tho
Times Turf Field aud Farm and New York sp9rtsman Or
Mt Barker Sons OF Broadway and Thirty ninth
street OF OF r. y. Chouer, o23 Chestnut street. PlLA.
D&LrlA Sale positive, and pcstponcmont on account
OF weather.
The New York herald., 1875-10-09
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTs-sEcoSD PAcE-Fourth, nfth and sixth col
StLLIARDs.,,rw :, wIgTnI PAGr-sxth column; 80.
BoARDERs WANTED-ELEyESTH PAcE-Fnh and sixth
BOARD AND LODGING wANrED-Ervvrsra PAGE
sRooKLYS REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcOSD PAGE
ggsINEss oPPoRruNITIEs-NwrH pAeE
TySESs IS Fo rAeEFss racrFs.
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-rwrLrrn PAoS-Third col
ooAGHaEN AND GARDENERs-TwrLrra PAcS-Thrd
S4T%SP f.ssE iaT' and
poeARTSfRsHIss fSIRssHHIIEss r4gs; s,.,, ,o,,m,
b3SGoTfNNG b3SGoTNf hbcAbEMiEs1srcosp PAcsFoarth column
BBEESa SgsEH 70 AND
EUR6fEaS f1eSA col
EEFFGSaSs6sss1a n4ss' sS'"%G Column
fINANCIAL-HHTH rAeg
E9s 4S6 TO
SfSGHP .ssd S%
nELP WANTED FBMALEs-TwELFTn PAGE-Third col.
HELP wANTED-MALEs-rwELr PAcE-Third and
HORSE, c%RRH1cEs 4o.-rlasr rAen-Four.h and
HoTEI.s-E1EvEsru PAeR-stxth column.
HOUSES, ROOMS &c. wASrED-ssOoSD PAcE-Third
JEsTGTcTISoSy7 r.cFEGgTte cea%n % ra
JERSEY ' f5R aRDS2E oS aSD
LOST AND FouND-Fnsr PAeF-sseo"d and third col
MACIIINBRY-TNvELFrn PAcE-Fcurth column.
MARBLE MANTELS-SEcoND PActe-Fourth column
&fLGfNEaY AND rAars.th
MrscE%T%NEous MrsciES%ITT"%'1NEous ADvERrrsEMENrs-r,sm PAGE
Sixh column.
NEW ruBLicATioNs-srvsSTn PAen--FiHh and sixth
PERSONAL--FIRsr Pager First and second columns.
PIAN0FoRTEs, ORGANS, 4C.-SEcoSD PAcE--Third
PoLITICAL-FiRsr PAcr-Flnh column.
POST OFFICE NOTiCE--FfRsT PAGE-Fftth column.
PRoP0SALS-ELEvESr PAGle-sixth column.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANrED-FEMALES-
TRoPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SEooSD PAGE-First column.
RIAL ESTATE TO EXCIlANGE-Ss0oNp PAcE-First
REAL ESTATE WANTED--sxcosp PAce-First column
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-FfRsT PAGF-Sceond column.
REWARDS-FiRsT PAGE-Third c0lumn
SALES Al AUCrl0N-FRsr PAcE-Sixth column.
SITUATIONS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE
SITUATIONS WANrED--MALES-TwsLFrn PAGE-Third
SPECIAL NoTICEs-rIRsr PAaD-Tlrd aud fourth COL
sPoRTING-DoGs. BIRDS. 4c-F,nsr rAGr--Fourlh
THE TRADES-TwELFru PACE-Fourth column.
TUE TURF-FfRsT PAGE--Fourth column.
no LET FOR BUSINESS PURroSES-SRcoND FACE
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-TwgLrru PAGE-Sixth column
UNFURNISUED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SEcosp PAGE-Thrd column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FtRsr FAGE-sixth column.
WATCHES JEWELRY, &c--rwELFrh rAGE-Fonrth col
wEsTCuEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LEr-SFcoNp PAGE-First column
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,, &C--TGSrH PAcr-Sixth column
The New York herald., 1875-10-09
S10 0O0 PREMIUMS.
sGrandest Trotsing Meeting OF the year. At
POINT BREEZE PARK. PHILADELPHIA
0ctoher II Il and IL
october Il. -. Il and l

when will be exhibited the largest collection of tho most
noted flyers of the rotng turf congrcgated together
October 2-2 3S class; purse $2oop-Dan Bryant, Flora
Windsor Modoc, buy Jack. T. b. French Ella Countess,
Delhi, Alley 20 class; purse S25oo-Henry. Rarus, Ade
lade, Neres Kansas Chief Thomas L Young Sensation
October l32 3 class purse 81 O0-By Ray Little Dor
ritt Lady Davis General, Sowgc, Charlie Mack Jericho
Lookout Andrew. Prospcro, Little Mary Harry Erwin Lote.
20 ass; purse s. OO0-Gray Chief Joe Brown Ella Mad
den Sir W Wallace Barney Kelly Royal George Hannah
D. Nellie Walton Annie Collins October IA - class purse
Lady Daniels Delhi % class purse 81 Unknown.
Nerea Frank j., Blanche, c. II. Daniels Orient Conicc,
Bonner Prairie Boy Observer, Fred Hooper October
i5-2;34 class, purse $20oo-Bay, Dan BRYANT. g.
Laura Williams Lookout, Andy Johnson, Andrew,
S}oOO-Hopoful, Lady Maud Lucille Goddust 30 class
purse 81 OJack Draper, Billy Ray, Richard, Sleepy Joe,
Columbia Chief Sowgu. Sir W. Wallace, Frank Palmer,
Lady White, Pro,poro Banquo. Coroner X Bateman,
webrral for trotting mile heats best in 5. In harness.
Admission 81. Tickets for sale at the gates
The New York herald., 1875-10-09
PosT oFFIoE NoTIcE.

DosT OFFICE NoTIcE.-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE
III for the wook ending Saturday, October o. 1875 viii
close lids oBce as follows On tuesday at A. NJ on
Wednesday, at % A. M. Thursday vt III 40 A. NJ, and
on Saturday. at o, 10 aud II 80 A. M.
8. l. JAMES Psstmaster.
The New York herald., 1875-10-09
WANTED no PURCHASE.

A BoENAz EMBRO1DERING MACHINE WANTED
IN Address box 200 Herald Office.
NY ONE HAVING A LARGE HANDSOME WARD
N robe plate glass Door 20 soil choap viii hnd cash pn1
chaser By addressing A, r., 80 Irving place
XNrANTEp TO PURcHAsR-A STORE IN 4 GOOD
w business location In the southern part q .ne AZ
don OF building much desired ~ the stuaion ~
dress stating price Sc, Post Office box OlO newport y
xxrANrED- - SECOND HAND SETTLES IN GOOD
w order. q e 3U0 persons Address phNtSH INV
TON, No - West Twentieth street new io.e ------
I1yANTED-A FINE WHITE BEAR ROLE, OH; ADDtfSs
w stsiinq terp,. GHAS BRADY, lrS GfeehSarn
street how Gork.
The New York herald., 1875-10-09

A LBERT d, wALDRoN AUCTfoNEER-SALEs.
n rooms los Liberty and III Cedarlsreet This day
III o'clock. second hand Furniture Bedding Carpets oil
cloths Pictures &c also Groceries Teas Coffee Spices
Goods &c -
The New York herald., 1875-10-09
MILLISERY AND DREssMAKING.


MANSON MICHEIl-MARIB TlLMASN, SUCCESSOR,
M I23 sixh ayonue near strcet the iatosl
Millinery OF Paris Viro Mchniewicz ruveo. Palm
and Parsct. Ladies' exact orders by express
The New York herald., 1875-10-09

4 FOR SALE THE TROTTING STALLION DANIEL
IL Boone, record 81 the brother Of Young Bruno with
record 2gM also brother Of Breeze with record "a
also top Wagon, made by Brewster Cos TO be seen at
Trucse stable Nos 126 and 1913 West Forty sixth street
Apuly 10 SAMUEL, TRUESDEII.
The New York herald., 1875-10-09

TJARNESS.-TuE CHEAPEST HARNESS STORE IN
IL New York good Buggy Harness, hand mado. Sl5
good Grocers Harness. $2b good Mkmans Harness. $50;
good Double Trues Harness $50 good Stable Blankets,
ST. so. Please cali and examine for yourselves.
FISHER osborne. II Barclay straot New York
The New York herald., 1875-10-09

A LIVERY STABLE FOR sALE-SEvENTEENTH
~ ward, $f 900; Horses Wagons Harness, &c loase,
years House with full lot be bought also for 1000
DREYhR A kIlAuS. hotariea " Orchard street,
The New York herald., 1875-10-09
LOST AND FOUND.

T osT-Iy A TWENTY THIRD STREET STAGE OR IN
AZ Broadway near Washington place Pocketbook, con
tanning between $50 ad S4J cards aud
The finder will be suitably rewarded By returning IL 10 j.
ROMANO BROW NE, l. go Broadway
The New York herald., 1875-10-09
HERALD PARIS BUREAU.
PARIS BUREAU,

TIBRALD PARIS BUREAU,
81 AVENUE DE LOPERA
The following list of the papers clio In the NEW
YORK HERALD READING ROOM, 81 Avenue de ropsra.
Paris far their been communicated to the
The New York herald., 1875-10-09

Il IENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
SINGLE NUMBER SCHEME.
(Au.horiacd by special act Of the Lcgislsture)
SIMMONS, DICKINSON 1 CO., Managers
TO BE DRAWN AT coyINGToN, KENTUCKY.
October 80, 1875
100000 to bo distributed among the holders Of Tickets
PRIZES.
Prize Of $50 oooi $1,000 900
Prize Of 10000 is 10000
Prizes Of 5000 arc o................... 3eoo 3ooo
so Prizes OF 1000 5OOoO
50 Przcs Of $50 ace 1850
200 Prizes Of 100 10000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
Of $1,000 approsna.ns to 500 5000
81 81 oo5 o65 appTxs to 1000 1900
5379 Prizes amounting to 100000.
Whole tickets $40; halves, s. quarters. s. 81
Send for circalar.
SIMMONS, DICKINSON Co,
oovingtou Ky.
X wonderful method cures tho worst cases patients at
n1Gs a ws "mp oT NsM Ya Dr.
II -oHRoNIC cATARRu, DEAPNEss.-rHE oRIGI-
every Beware Of imposors None genuine
less they bear my trade mark Dr. ). 9. kE0k:
L -oFFIc1AL DRAWING or THE KENTUCKY
n SIMMONS, pfeTfSsoS 5I'f sSsls'ss' Co. Managers
., s. SssrsIs1 sl sA'si = 't,' /" = Is o, 60
n4sar TxgRA stAis, TG coy -qcroSrSs is5'. :,
IEsRy, ci-,ss no sci. OCTOBER ), ls75:
81 a 81 ~ i p .pSyS lS IN & Or sdd4sHs m cTE
600 broadway, or box 1850 Post Office
II KENTUCKY STATE SINGLE NUMBER
N. distribution, on the Havana plan,
. % '''N" sfSMoNs DICKINSON CO., Managers
F'o00Oo IN prizes whole Tickets, $40
All prizes paid in full without deduction.
drawn October 10.
or circulars sent by addressing
200 Broadway or box 1869 Post office.
ONE THING CERTAIN, YoU WILL INVARIABLY
~ Bnd JAQUEB, Notary Public, Commissoner Of Deeds
for All the states at his Office 10 Astor House Cut this ad
yertspIncns oue. ---------------------
DoYAb HAVANA LoTTRRy.-$54oooo DRAWN
IN every - days Next drawing October - P1ise' cashsd
SSn,h popk Biiis aovsrnmenis &c Sc '"'' p1 -
HT1YLoR CO. Bankers No. II Wall street New York.
DoYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
III Royal Saxon Government Lottery
Hamburg ,, y%&GHsSISS Al g. Ss Bankers; .,
TnE LoAXERs BANK or THE .crTy or NEW
L York October l. 1s75The annual election Of directors
nj hls hank will be held their banking house. No - Mas
sau street on Tuesday the twelfth 2 day Of October,
inst between tho hours OF / aud o'clock 7, M
''' DORR RUSSELL, President
THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NoTIFIEp THAT
L TIIE FOLLOWING PLACES ARE TIE ONLY
AUTfiORIZED OFFICES FOR THE RECEIPT OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR TIE
BRoADWAY' CORNER ANN STREET.
1,2Gj BROADWAY.
$50 SIXTH AVENUE -
ia SOUTH SIXTH STREET pIIILApELPnIA lila ,
Lynn.
The New York herald., 1875-10-09
A UCTION SALE-AUCTION NOTICE.
N Large and positive Furniture Sale
THIS DAY (Saturdavl at iOis o'clock

No 100 West Twenty third street, Sixth avenue
400 lots by catalogue viz Elegant rosewood Brad
bury Windsor Pianoforte. tx octave Parlor Suits Ia
pieces in Turkish Suits Bronzes PaintnGa
Curtains Iurkish Chairs Pillow Lounges velvet aud Brls
sells Carpets inlad Centre Tables Library Tables Book
cases Secretaries &c nlad and gilt black walnut Bed.
steads Dressing Cases. Bureaus Washstands Warirobos
hair and spring Mattresses Pillows Bosters Blankets
and haTeloth Suits Dining Furniture, Buffet Extension
Tables Chairs Sivcrware, Cutlery Duner and Tea Sos.
kitchen and basement Furniture and variety Of household
Articles n B-Goods boxed and sh pped for purchasers
city or country LUKE FITZGERALD, Auetionesr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-15
PUBLIC PARKS IN JERSEY CITY.

The committee appointed by the property own
ers OF the Bergen district OF Jersey City to ascer
tain the most suitable location for pubic pa;
have prepared a report with recommendation
that bill be presented to the Legislature author.
izng the purchase Of that section OF the marsh
land lying between Montgomery and Grand
streets. This tract, the report sets FORTH 10 no,
only useless but Is the cause OF great unhealtht
ness IN that Sc ton OF the city. There are eiRh,
sections in the bill The FIRST provides that q
board OF I'VE persons be elected at the ensuing
charter elect on, not more than three OF whom
snail tie from one political party, The second pro.
vides that proposals pc received bv this Board
from the owners OF property ior park sites. The
third section empowers the Board to do
term,ne locations. The fourth Sc .tion
for the appointment OF three men. as .
Committee OF Assessments. In the sixth section u
L. provided that n map DO published, explanatory
OF the park, the work performed, ana tue cost o.
construction, vote OF all the citizens shall Of
taken to determine whether the cltt Will guy AM
OF the sites not. The city shall pay Tor the
lands purchased for parks In forty year bonda
pill is penang In rhe Legislature Tor the con
structlon OF PARK east or Palisude avenue, NORTH
OF the arsenal property, aud covering large tract
OF improved land. TINS btu Is supported by ever
property owner, without exception, In that SEQ
since the consolidation OF the three cities the olc
Hudson city district has been Utmost entirely neg
lected in the matter OF public improvements
while the Bergen district, on the OF her band,
public improvements were rushed ahead oil tue
requirements OF the taxpayers or their abbey 10
forms a large portion OF the present Jersey Gig
debt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-15
THE CLASSIFICATION OF OBJECTS.

There are constant inquiries at the city bureau
Of the Centennial Board or Finance relating TO
the arrangements OF OBJECTS at the coming EX-
position. Every manufacturer or producer who
comes to make his application Tor space desires to
be informed as 20 the group in which his goods
are to be placed. For the benefit OF all appll-
cants and others interested in the exhibition, the
complete system OF classification adopted by the
Centennial commission is herewith published. 1t
will give complete picture Of the wonderful
variety OF the display microcosm in itsell-as
no other information could, and form striking
commentary on the comp exlty OF our civiliza-
ton. II RusSln's ideas were carried out and men
went back to the heroic age. TO what small com.
pass the Exposition would dwindle
THE GRAND OUTLINES.
The act OF Congress insttuting the Exhibition
OF 1875 gives the grand outlines OF class nca ton
wnen, IN the preamble, It announces Gan act to
provide for celebrating tue one nundredth ami
versary OF American independence by holding an
International exhibition OF arts, manufactures
and products OF the soil and mine;" and further,
by San exhibition OF the natural resources OF the
country and their development, and OF its prog
ress in those arts which benefit mankind IN com.
parison with those OF older nations :" and again,
IN section l. IAN exhibition OF American and for
eign arts, products and manufactures" The
Commission is thus TO provide for tue exhibition
OF the products OF the soils and mines and Tor all
the productions OF the arts not only OF the United
states but OF foreign lands
The progressive development OF those arts Is
also to BIO shown comparatively. The require
ments OF the organic act were carefully considered
in the formation OF the system OF classification
wnicn follows. The system is based on the idea or
evolution or derivation OF manufactured products
from the crude materials OF the earth. IL groups
objects IN the following order:-
TO man, or the basis OF manufactures.
SecOnd-Ihe manufactures and results OF the
combinations and working OF such products.
Thfrd-fhe means and. appliances by winch the
results have been attained.
FOurth-Tne resultant effects OF such productive
activity.
This Is a comprehensive general expression or
the Classification. The raw or unmanu.actured
materials are placed first, at the base or founda-
tion and then IN succession, as nearly as possible
In the order OF their development, the results OF
the Of these materials, placing at the end
the higher achievements OIL intellect and imagina.
ton.
DUAL SYSTEM ADOPTED.
1t was resolved at the outset that the arrange
ment OF objects should be both geographical and
systematic, combining the two elements OF ar.
rangement by countries and arrangement by the
nature OF the objects, thus securing the great adj
vantage OF having the productions OF each coun
try kept together and at the same time placed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-15
''RAPID TRANSIT IN A NUTSHELL"
NEW YORK, March Is, 1879

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
You hit the idea exactly in your little editorial
a few days ago. unoer the caption OF "Rapid
Transit IN a Nutshell" There has been much INK
wasted In this matter. Column upon column has
been written, but nothing practical suggested,
until the paragraph in question met the light.
live up town, but do not own one CENTS worth
OF real estate, and consequently the only interest
have In the matter Is to get to ana from my
home in something less than days journey. Nor
have any interest In any elevated railway to the
extent ol one penny. SO that can get to my
business in proper time | not who carries
me; aud while our legislators are doing over the
matter and our scientific men are suggesting ali
sorts OF methods show not to do it," let US take
advantage OF the roads already haEouilt and push
them to completion. Yours truly,
RAPID TRANSIT