The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-22

strength Nor does It's beauty depend glitter and
tInsci No fancy colored pants strlAe the eye and
offend good taste, but instead the frame work.
walking beams cylinders, saircases, balconies &c
are painted neutral tint, which Is relieved by the
polished work OF the moving paris And II should be
said that as much oven more PAINS were taken IN per-
fectng The parts OF the engine that arc not seen as IN
the exterior which Of necessary 10 secure the
perfect working of the whole
The exhibition OF machinery for the United States
excsls that OF any other nation In the world. Even
Great Britain OF whom much was expected, does not
pretend TO equal u.s. But the great Corss engine 10
the prominent feature OF the Machinery Department,
and little Rhode Island well deserves the place OF honor
which her representative has received.
STOCK DISPLAY.
The grounds within 1000 feet OF the main en-
oughiarcs yz-Bcimont avenue and Forty first street
They comprise thirty live acres. and are ON the line OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad. The location therefore,
affords superior advantages for the receipt and
delivery OF animals. ring onc-third Of mile IN
circumference win be provided and 740 stalls ara being
erected. These l4xl4 and arranged that after
the horse show which comes OF frst iron September
ios14 incusve) the stalls can be divided into stalls
7xi4 for the cattle which are 10 be shown September
~ to October4 Tho stalls again be divided so as
TO be 7x7, Tor sheep, swine and goats, which Will be
exhibited from October 10 to IL. Tho commission
will furnish coops and attendance upon payment OF 81
each bird OF the gallinaceous division and 81 on
each pair OF he aquatic division The poultry will be
exhibited from October % TO Novembcr6.
As the cattle grounds were formerly the Philadelphia
drove yards the supply Of water is ample and the mr.
engagements Tor taking away the manure excellent
Offices for the attendants with hay and grain barracks
are being provided and very large hotel adjoins the
yards.
at their Exhibition than any previous one; says
at least Professor Archer, OF the English Commis
soners who has attended all the previous Worlds Fairs
In confirmation OF this might 81 ate that the Centcn-
NAL COMMISSION IRON Canada has made Official requs-
ton for space IN the international stock yard for the
exhibition Of 100 head OF neat cattle, 10 sheep 70
swine and 800 coops OF poultry In addition Arm Of
shippers, Messrs. L. Wright Sons propose TO put on
ship will not undertake to run FAST but rather TO mako
the trip comfortable for tho animals possible by
running slow or even turning tail to the storms II de-
sirabe All the railroads offer free return transporta
ton live stock; but II is likely that most OF the
foreign exhibits will be sold on the ground,
Messrs Hardness Co having offered their services
the matter OF their disposition. The Secretary OF the
Treasury has amended the late order, which nterdics
the Importation OF cattle which was issued TO prevent
the introduction OF contagious diseases, provided tho
animals havo been examined BY competent vctcri-
nary surgeon and certified to be free OF disease This
be Endorsed by our consul at the port OF
Shipment and the animals must be intended for exhi-
bition or breeding
THE LAST or Prices
high up into tho thousands, as Hrst second and
third prizes will be awarded the best Of every
ognzcd breed in each OF the competing lists, sweep
stake prizes alone excepted For instance, cattle VIII
compete herds. This constitutes ciass. Now. us
there recognized breeds OF caltle-viz short
horns Hoist ems Hcreiords, Ayrshires, Devons Guern-
seys, Briltanics Kcrrys anu Jerseys-thcre will be
three times (nrs second and third przes) nine
or twenty prizes ,sa. in the class Of herds
w. bulls three years and over, over two
years under three over one year and under two.
A UrecuS
prizes for each breed have (three times times
threc) eighty prizes tor bulls or there
four classes, according TO ago. and, therefore, los
prizes There also sweepstake prizes both Tor bulls
and for Fat drau2ht cattle have i've classes
The best fattcd steer ana tho latest COW, the
powerful yoke OF oxen and the most rapidly walk
ing yoke OF oxen, the most thoroughly trained yoke
the most thoroughly trained team OF three
Jokes oil Breeding horses have sixteen classes;
speed horses four classes; walking horses ono Glass
matched teams tive classes; asses for breeding four
classes; sheep thirteen classes and goats tho same;
Give classes; dogs ten classes aud poultry two
classes The latter are TO be exhibited IN pairs Of
year and class and under one year
class They include Chickens turkeys, ducks, geese,
swans pigeons, Guincas and ornamental birds In this
DIVISION easy that the number OF prizes will be
immense, awards will be made Tor superiority TO
every recognized breed II there nifty breeds of
chickens ana two classes lover one year and under
year, and three prizes we would have ty brecds) null
tpied by two classes multiplied by three przcs first
second and third 800 prizes for chickens alone.
Ducks and pigeons of the recognized breeds are very
numerous, and so IL Is plain thut, as each brced
pccs only with others OF its breed, the awards
thousands. Living fishes will DO displayed IN both
fresh and salt water aquara, and awards Will DO made
Tor the largest display Of fish OF all species Tho
aquaria exhibit WILL doubt, be the largest ever made
IN this country and perhaps the Geological Garden
may secure tho whole.
As the officers OF the Bureau OF Agriculture deter
mined leave nothing undone to make the live stock
display the browning feature Of tho Agricultural De-
partmen 1t il obvious that they have ouorous work
on hand. A cardinal object OF this exhibition is TO
promote Improvement IN breeding stock, and vsitors
to the Exhibition will have tho great advantage OF seeing
animals brought not alone from America, bat from
Europe.