The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-28
PHILADELPHIA.
The CentenuiaI-Large Attend-
auce and Delightful DAY.


PHILADELPHIA, September 27.-The
weather to-day was delightful, and the
attendance at the Centennial Exposition
very large, Many eoplehaye come into
the city to be present at Pennsulyania's
day celebration tomorrow. Every in.
dication in that the attendance to-mor-
row will be tremendous. AT 10A. N. the
Centennial authorities will escorte the
Governor and his staff from the Penn
sulyania State building to the Judges
Hall. The exercises will be opened by
the singing Of On original ode. Governor
Hartranft will preside and deliver an ad.
dress, and General Hawley and Mr..
Welch will follow.
Hon. Benjamin II. Brewster will then
deliver an grafton from 2 to:5P. NJ. The
Governor will hold reception in the
Pennsylvania State building from 3 to 8
I'm. Mayor stokely will hold recep.
ton in the Philadelphia building from 8
10 5 o'clock. Mrs. E. D. Gillespie and the
ladies' associated with her on the Wo-
mems Executive Committee will hold q
reception in the judges hall. d ru,
cEsrESs1AL MEDALS AND DEPLoAtAs-A A
PARrtAL list OF THE AWARDS TO Ex-
HIBrToRs.
The following are among the awards
Of medals and deplomas to exhibitors an
nounced by the President Of the Centen-
nial Committee this evening. There
still remains some four thousand awards
which have yet. to be. approved by the
committee 4: J. Gustave Mueller, Chicago,
isinglass, two kinds, common and pre-
pared; Charles Deaeg, Cincinnati, speci-
mems Of lake fish; John II. Klepart, Co.
lumbus, O., live fish; Kilsey 4 Hesmer,
saudusky, o., fish dressing machine; D.
H.Shatfer, Cincinnati, mother Of pearls;
Cross & Mehling, Grand Rapids, Michi-
gan, artificial yeneers; G. B. Evans & Co.,
Cincinnati, cast iron marblized mantels;
Woods, Perry & Co., Cleveland, white
pine lumber; J. c. Auther, Charles City,
Iowa, herbarium OF plants Of Iowa; 1lli-
nois Industrial University, Champaign,
ILL.,, worda OF Illinois American fuse;
Erie, Pa, Safety Match Fuses and Barber
Match Company, Akron, O., drawing
room and sulphur matches; Alexander
Friesand & Bro, Cincinnati, O., ethers,
JUS. Frowberg, Cincinnati, inks; VIM. j.
Gordon, Cincinnati, glycerine; Hartman,
Leirt & Co., Cincinnati, glycerine; Jarvis
& Hooper, Detroit, Mich, animal char.
coal, fertilizers and glue; kokosingo Oil
Co, Gambler, Ohio, lamp black; Medde
County Salt Works, Brandenburg, Kyg
salt: Chas, Moser & Co, Cincinnati, colors
and lakes; Ohio River Salt Co., Pomery,
Ohio, salt; Steinhrisch & Co., Chicago,
eggs and brood, &C.; J. s. Thompson, Erie,
Pa, non-erasible ink; A. NJ, Todd, Not.
tanna, Mich, oil Of peppermint; Warden
4 0xnard, Pittsburgh, refined petroleum
Wolf Bros. & Kerch, Centreville, Mich.
essential oils; Crown Perfumery Co.
London. Eng, perfumes and toilets; An
drew Erbenbrocker, Cincinnati, starch
George Fox, starch; ]. J. Wood &Co.
Columbus, O., starch; Egg Dessicating Co.
St. Louis, crystalized eggs; Charles Pope
Chicago, malt; Squire Dingel, Chicago
pickles and sauces; Edward Holbrook
Louisville, KY, plug tobacco; Perry G
Holbrook, Louisville, Kyy plug tobacco
Lowell s. Burlington, Louisville, KY, fine
cut tobacco;, j as Morrison & Co, Gncin
natl, canvassed hams; A. Taylor, Ioudon
vile, O., flour from winter wheat; JESSE
Ames 4 Sons, Mortified, Mimi, tloui
from spring wheat by patent process
Eisenmayor & Co., St. Louis, flour from
winter wheat; Z. A. Pittsbury & Col
Minneapolis, Minn, -four from sprint
wheat by patent process; J. A. Christian q
CO., Minneapolis; Mimi. -four from
hard spring wheat by patent process
Redwing Flour Mills, Redwing MINI.
four from spring wheat, patent proce'
and hard variety; James Pollock
Mills, ,vincennres, Ind; lour from winter
wheat; Thomas Baldwin, youngstown, o.
lour from winter wheat; F. Schumacher
Akron, O., flour from winter wheat; Geo
@. Thiieuins, Cape Guardeau, flour from
winter wheat; Porter .& g.Mowbray
Winona, Mimi, flour from spring and
hard spring wheat; W. Pankey & Bro-
Minlcopa, Mimi, -four from spring wheat
watent process; Rankin. Manufacturing
Company, Pittsburgh, Pa, three meat
choppers, power and hand sizes; Murray
Iron Works, Burlington, To-, one power
and two hand meat cutters; Snyder 4
Bros, Cincinnati, cream crackers; Louis
Herd, Kewanee, Illsy preserved extract
EvinS, Lippencott ( Cunningham, Gin
cinnati, canvassed hams; E. Davis, jr.
Cincinnati, hams Of cured pork; Charles
Jacobs, Cincinnati, sugar cured hams
Wm. Stowe, White Water, Wis, cheese
F. Leishman, Cincinnati, compressed
yeast,
WV. Walker 4 co, Wellsville, Ohio
glazed sewer pipes; 'LaughIin Bros, East
Liverpool, Ohio, white granite wares
Doyle Fire Brick Company, Canal Dover
Ohio, fire brick; Louisville (Ky.) Plate
Glass Company, large glass plate; s. P
large plate glass; Central Glass Company
Wheeling, lime glass pressed table ware
Rochester Tumbler Company, Pittsburgh
glass tumblers; g. W. Duncan & Sons
Pittsburgh, lime glass table ware; oHara
Glass Company, Pittsburgh, lime glass
table ware; Bakewell, Pearce 4 Co.
Pittsburgh, moulded glass table ware
Keystone Flint Glass Company, Pitts
buEgh, lamp glasses; Excelsior Flint
Glass Company, Pittsburgh, lamp chin
neys and retlectors; La Belle Glass
Company, Bridgeport; Ohio, glass and
table wares moulded; Atterbury
Co., Pittsburgh, lime glass lamps, laml
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