The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-09
THE EXHIBITION.
FORM AND ORDER--DEsCRIPTIoN OF THE
TUSIsIAN cAFR-ATrRAcTIoNs FOR SAT-
uRDAY-PREsrDENT HAwLEYs RECEPTION
THIS EYFNING.


uRDAY-P PRESIDENT HAwLEYs RECEPTION
THIS EVENING.
PHILADELPHIA, June 8, 1875
most noticeable feature OF the attendance at the
Centennial grounds to-day the largely increased
proportion OF from distance, many Of these
being the friends and families OF members OF the
era organizations recently IN convention in this CITY,
or those who come Philadelphia delegates to
union, whether OF business social nature very few
come entirely alone and fewer still return homo
Immediately after adjournment; for where visitors
havc been wrongly impressed by false statements
corning the magnificent enterprise, they learn OF
the into which they have been led and nothing
but the most immediate necessity can call them away
from the city before least few days have been
spent amid the splendid display made by two CONT
ncnts. While the attendance Is much increased by
these It IS the after effect which 10 really the
most important The glowing accounts carried TO
their friends and acquantanccs At home will bring
here thousands and tens of thousands who might other
wise halt between two opinions until The close OF the
Exhibition. The number Of citizens who
took advantage OF the delightful weather TO make
another VISIT to the grounds also large, but when
compared with tho throngs OF strangers present tho
Pniladclphians IN decided minority. To-
morrow and Saturday this ratio will probably be
reversed, tho last two days OF the week are
fivoriles with tho residents OF tho Quaker City,
and are OF course, the days which persons from
The country find the most convenient for homcward
Journey The almost numbcrlcss departments, bu-
rraus and subdivisions into which found ncccs-
sary to divide such unparalleled undertaking nre
rapidly becoming more familiar with Tho duties of
their co-workcrs, and that tho number'css labor
in the mighty enterprise begin 10 fully realize their
correlation they have become like the parts OF
which formerly created much Inconvenience. This
change is a gratifying one, and from now onward tho
multtudinous details OF the Exhibition will probably
arrange Themselves one within other like the cog
wheels OF some gigantic triumph Of mechanism.
THE ruNsIASs.
North OF the western end OF Machinery Hall are CON-
plc,cd two curious structures to be used rs TuDsan
cafe and bazaar The larger building, octagonal in
gated dome, Is most fancuily ornamentcd with odd
designs paneled in red, blue and black, and relieved
gold On the black panneis beneath the win
dows appears the inscription. "Funisoe's Coffee,
and above and below hands 'nes ss al are yeox
ward. None OF the Tunisians IN attendance can speak
English with sufficient luency 70 make themselves
than partially understood; but one Intelligent
and imposing looking parsonage in white turban, be-
spangled gown and flowing trowscrs, stated that in
few days the cats would be opened, when, in addition
the fragrant beverage prepared BY the Tunisians
visitors would be entertained with Arabian music,
dancing and feats of egcrdemaln. Though the WIN
warm weather, the doors are high and wide,
and the roof arranged as TO keep
up continual circulation Of arr The BAZAAR much
smaller structure, consists chiefly OF one thin wall and
n roof supported The remaining sides by slender
columns high counter around the inside OF tho
structure and upon this cit~rprlsng Arab has been
engaged arranging in the most attractive manner an
endless number and variety OF knicKnacks some being
Of actual utility, Others of grcat beauty but OF no pos
sihc use while still others possessed only the uncertain
value Of being strange and outlandissA The bazaar,
ike the CAFE is painted in bright colors and adorned
with gorgcousy tinted designs OF hitherto unthought
OF patterns With the Turkish cafy little distance
Grafton at hand the collection OF Oriental CO.'S
tunes curioscs and people in this part Of tho grounds
will doubtless prove exceptionally attractive
CENTENNIAL NOTES.
President Hawley OF tho Centennial Commission,
will give a reception tomorrow evening IN she main
hall OF the judges Pavilion. for which large number
OF invitations have been issued the object being 10
facilitate the work OF the group Jures OF award BY pro-
noting social intercourse between the judges, and be-
them and others holding official relations 10
them.
crosses under the auspices of tho Centennial Manage
mcnt has been virtually abandoned, action upon tho
subject having been long deferred AS to be regarded
by ITS projectors now impracticable.
For Machinery Hail. Saturday, among other at
fractions advertised are the following
An extra musical performance by Professor Box
covitz aquatic performance IN the hydraulic annex
by MIR. Mcrriman in the liie-saving dress used by
Captain Boyton in his famous Channel irp tho cata-
rac in full operation between and half past
o'clock and the running OF the machinery and lighting
Of the building after Ave O'Clock for the first time
Two immense chooses made in Buffalo, n. ", one Of
twelve another OF fourteen tons weight, have been
during the entire Exhibition. They ten or twelve
feet high and are bound with iron hoops one zach
thick.
Complimentary, exhibitors, &c.....,. 1850
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