The Arizona sentinel., 1876-05-27

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department, are several beautiful
paper boats from Waters factory
/ at Troy. New York. They range
( in sizes from the single and dOu-
( bl8 scuil 40 an esgH, ana ten oar
ed barge, the latter being forty feet
/ in length. Ihrv ali oor- giue eie-
+ gance and graCef.t tJFU 60 tie
Necessary qualities ol modern boat
ga a.5Hg- 'igbtuass, strength, speed
49,. >.u.,.y..ICy. - locomotive ..,i,
been lately placed on exhibition
upon the tender of which the lu-
cid and taking inscription "Estra-
da. de Ferrode Dom Pedro II. 1t
was built at the Baldwin LOcOmo-
tive Works for the Brazilian Gov
ernment and will be transported
as soon as the exhibition is over.
The building to be devoted to the
displayed of carriages and railway
cars is nearly finished and is con-
S1dered an annex to the Main
Building, although at distance
from that structure. It's size is
292X277 feet and is constructed of
corrugated iron sheeting between
the uprights to form the walls.
Over sixty of the leading carriage
factories in the United States will
he represented, and England;
Germany, Austria, Belgium and
Italy, but none of them can hope
TO vie successfully against the
light but firm and durable plea
sure carriages which alone will be
admitted here made of steel and
American hickory. Wagons, carts
and Omnibusses will be exhibited
in an addition to the Agricultural
building. More than one fourth
of the space will be devoted to
street cars and railway coaches,
among which the latast designs
and patents of Pullman, Wagner
and Woodruff will be especially
prominent for luxury and magni-
ficence. The exhibition of the
brewing industry of America will
be a very interesting foaturo of
the show. The building, now
nearly completed is 800 feet long
and 100 feet wide, and will cost
$32, 900 which has been raised by
In the center will
be a brewery with all the best ar
rangements and improved ma
chinery, while, as of historical in
terest, "A model of a brewery of 80 |
years ago will stand by its side |
All apparatus connected with the |
making of malt liquors. Speci
mems of barley from everywhere,
a model malt house where the
process Of mailing may be exam
ined and a hop house form the
rest of the contents of the build
ing.
The Turks are building char
acterstic coffee. where Messrs.
Ludovic & Vallauri from the city
of mosques and minerets will deal
out the dark stimulant in regular
oriental style, the pipe of course
not omitted, Musslemans in their
native costume will wait upon GUS
toners. and the cross legged pos
ture upon divan will be the only |
one permitted inside the destruc-
ture.
Three buildings have been con-
Structed TO De used as mess houses
for the Employees, police, fire.
man, &C.. furnishing accommOda-
tion for 1900 men.
The German steamship Essen is
at the companies wharf with |
Krupp's exhibit Of big guns on
board. One of them is newly de-
signed 14:2 inch bore guns, the |
largest gun yet placed on exhibi-
tion, as the one of like cOIotruo-
ton at Vienna had only bore of
l:22 inches. The United States
Centennial Commission are now
holding daily sessions here, the
main questions as yet brought be-
fore them are those of Intemper-
ance and Sunday. Both questions
were referred to sub-committees
who are to report as soon as possi-
BILE.
A Vermont editor says that a
man in Proctersville caught a
pickerel wighing two and half
pounds, inside of which was an
other pickerel which measured
nine inches in length, and inside
of this was another. five inches in