The Rutland weekly globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-29

forward the cheering was continuous anC
lrreprcs'ihle. although Brazil, .Japap
Frame, England and Russia received tho
greatest ovalit ns.
The Welcome to Col. Sandford, the Brit.
ish commissioner, when the "Uniled King.
dom Of Great Bri ain and I,elandp was call.
ed, was colossal. The Russian commits.
sioner beamed with smiles, snd he bowed
low over his red slsh of honor as he baord
the cheers. Handsome Captain Aufrey of
France in his dashing uniform responded
with proiuse bows to the cheers for the
country of Lafayette. As for Austria. the
Orange Free State, Belgium, Chilli China,
Eenmark, Egypt, Germany, Lux,mburg.
the Sandwich Islands, Italy, Mexico. the
Netherlands, Norway, Peru, Portugal.
spain, Sweden, Swirzerlanl, Tunis. Turkey
larada, Venezuela, Nict,Iia, New South
Wales and the ends of the earth generally.
each was presented with its series of awards
in the order mentioned.
Then Gen. Goshorn, stepping from the
platform, received his arms full of the
awards for the United States and the
ceremony was over. The auArtette Gang
" eetenade, and tie assemblage broke IN
In an informal reception.
THE AWARDS TO NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts has every reason to be
proud of her share in tie awards as far ne
they are yet declared. She has the lions
share OF the New England prises, as the
following analysis made from the list is-
sued to-day will show;
Group Minerals, mining machinery,
metals, mine engineering, etc.-whole
number, 6lG New England SO.
Group 2-Po,tery, gass aud artificial
stonc-whole number 2Sj; New Eng.
land 10.
Group 3-Chemistry and pharmacy. in
cluding the apparatus, 74S; New Eug.
land has 10.
Group 4-Auimal and vegetable prod
ucts and the machines for preparing them,
1929; New England 49,
Group 5-Fsh and fish products and an.
paratus, 220; New England Al.
Group Timber. worked lumber and
forestry, $50; New EnglaLd 3.
Group '-FuTnlture, upholstery, etc. .
301; New England 80
Group S-Cotton, linen and other fab
Tics, and machinery for making them, 3S4;
New England 81.
c1inery; New England has 60 out of the
595 exhibits.
Group 10 Clothing, ornaments and fan
cy aruclea, 537; New England 4C.
Group Watches, jewelry, etc, $50;
New England 13.
Group 12-L-ather and lesther manu.
facl'rits 2l5; New England Al
Group 13-Pl,cr, stationery, ETC.. 239;
Now Eugl-nd 80
Group Apparatus for heating. light
ing. Vel tilrion, etc, 4S; New Euglanu 8
Group 15-Hardware and edge tools.
2l4i New England 81.
Group 10 Arms, weapons, etc, 20;
New ylsud 1S.
Group II Carriages, ETC., Ill; New
En- laLd 20.
:, Group ls -R'iIway rolling stock etc, &c;
New England 5.
Gr9pn 19aVsssels and articles of trans
Group 2O-Motnrs aud hydraulic and
IN uma;ic apparatus, 35l; New England
40
Group 2l-Mechine tools, 100; New
England 40.
Group % Sewing machines, laces, 4S;
New Eugiand IA
bTOulD lEIllulluIC anu
machines 2GO; New England II.
Group ELL, ei,nc, II elical and surgi-
cal apparatus, 1872 New England g.
Group 25-Instruments of precision, re-
search, including telegraphy and music
321; New England %
Group 2G-Archt- oture and engineering
1863 New Engan1 3.
10 Group 27-Ari, p'astic and graphic.
painting, engraving, photography, etc,
there are $40 awards, exclusive of the
awards to paln.ers from New England. the
rumb-r of VII ch am not certain Of. New
England gets 8.
Group 2S-E Educational systems, Libraries
etc, 572; New England 80.
Group 30 Horticultural instruments, 40
In group 30-Horses-M Mass ichusetts has
3 awards. Boston has the honor of one
award in the dog show.
AWARDS TO VERMONT EXHIBITORS.
The following are the awards of the CEN
tennial judges to Vermont exhibitors
Thomas Ross, Rutland, steam crane.
Thomas Ross, Rutland, stone saving
machine.
Steam Stone Gutter company, Rutland,
| stone cutter and Channeler
George j. Ward we'll, Rutland, valveless
steam engine.
Ripley & Sons, Rutland, slabs of sawed
and polished marble.
Rutland Marble company, Rutland
white and cOlored marble
Columbian Marble company, Rutland
| colored marble.
Gibson, Clement & Woodfn, Rutland
statuary marble.
Sheldons & Slason, West Rutland, block
of ststuary marble.
North Pitsford Marble company, Pitts
ford, marbles.
National Horse Nail company, Vergen
nes. horse nails.
c. A. Orvis & Co., Manchester, Orvi
reel
Park & Woolson Machine company
Springfield, machines.
Montpelier Manufacturing company
Montpelier, children's carriages.
David Read, Burlington, co,ored marble
ST. Johusbury Granite company, 81
JohnshurY, granite monuments and tablets
Vermont Copper company, copper an
copper ores
} mes, lamsOn * Co., Windsor, screy
cutting machines.
Woolen mills, Burlington, cassimer
oveIcoaungs.
NblhJ NiAhbNA N'AhIhhgH NAbN' :
} clothes wringer.
} Buucrfeld & Smith, Cambridgepor
sleatlte,
Burlington Manufacturing company
Burlington, Mariot marble.
, Geo. Barney Il Son, Swanton, colore
, marbles.
Lane Manufacturing company, Mon
! pelier, turbine,
f. G. Gilman, Montpelier, sulky an
e wagon.
b There still remain some four thous n
3 awards yet to be approved by the c)mmi'
y zion.
Low Fare to the Centennial.
l. The Citizens line steamboat compar
y are selling excursion tickes from Troy
. Philadelphia and return, good for thir