New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-10

some of 100 TO 300 years old, and strkngly Illus
trates life in we olden time" Meals are served III
frame annex.
PICKET OFFTCF-The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany has erected snowy building along SIDE Oh
judges Hall and facing the Belmont gate. IL Is
ostensibly for the selling of tickets ana showing
that Companys various routes and ralnhcatiOhs Dut
from the comfort and even luxury about ITS apart
ments it is srewdy suspected that it viii be manly
used receptiOnr0oms for tho many Objects u ING
road and their guests.
Cook. Son x JrNErNs.-The worlds ticket office,
representing Cook Son x Jenkins, on Bemonl-aye
bank of the lake, is ornate pavilion, ami cNhlbits
the method by which this firm transact5 It's extern
CENTENNlAL MEDICAL DEPARTIENr-On Lans-
downc Payinc back of the judges iilll. ~ w"
building occupied by the Centennial Medical De,
rar;ment, will be found a staH of physicians ana
surgeons ready fer any OF accident or Illness
that may arise the grounds, Snch rs cases OF sud
den sickness from any cause common IN summer
months. An ambulance corps AID temporary
stretches will he provided.
HUNTERS CAAT.-h picturesque nook Of Lans-
dOwnc kavine is model hunters camp, illustrating
frnti.r iif and reminding one OF the scenes IN the
Misunderstanding Tales. ~.
TmE DAEY.-Near by is a more modern institg,,
tion IN the shape of a dairy association, when VIII
STORES q PAggIsas Suop-For the convenience
of exhibitors who do not wish To 90 az distance I'r
machine repairs. machine-shOp has been put mp py
the PhiladcphIa firm of Stokes X Parrish } hese
gentlemen have done large part oil the WoIh III
Machinery Hall ~.
process OF drilling artesan wells and near by D. ~
B9le has a rock boring machine. ..,...,.;.,.i,
In this vicinity the process OF brIck-i9ahlhs Is
shown The Yale Lock Manufacturing Company
also have Il binding. go
FREE ICE WArH The Temperance societies
undertake the c0mmendabie work OF giving on Zee
water Tree to the thirsty multitude with Wow 10
keeping as many people Out OF drlnking-placeS rs
possible They have erected a tent-lAe building IA
the center Ol b.ihOht-atS" FTtF " W
view; but thcy>jrstliy themselves Tor TINS py de-
suTibing the great good they viii do. ~
BIBLE PUBLICATION SJClFTY-Ihc Bible Pubh-
cation society have small binding IN Lansdowne
Valley, ia front II Horticultural Han lnolr pAO-
licltions viii le the exhibit of all kinds Of Bibles
EMPIRE IRAHsPOfrATIOS CoMPANI.-Ihe nuild-
Ing Of the Empire Transportation Company l. SIT
uaied on tine avenue of the Republic, aid VIII
exhibit in miniature the workings of great steam
tansportaton business by rai, nyeI, lake and sea.
= ~ transportation Of OF n pipes VIII a'So he
feature In the rear OF the building there will be
railroad with small locomotive and Tram OF cars III
MiTIArIRE RAILROAD.--A railroad similar to the
one on bioun5 Washington, y. H. VIII carry people
up and down the banAs OF L1nsuowne Baylne. ,
SLiI-COHING ) .CITtES-Cl1rh " Go "a niue
building across the avenue from HE IllBJ&E
Office st out Tor view samples OF their self-colinS
Fn0rCaRApuC CoMpANY.-The Centennial Pho
frcfapbic Company, IN which the principal artist IS
Wilson, a Philadelphia photographer, Las me con-
cr,sou for taking all phutugfap Ot exhibits, cX-
hbr0rs, and iE,!t ii ey,ryJod Oh she ground lie
Company las erected u handsome stGO iJt tAe pur-
pose. -, -
have "a pie;s 6uildiGg nearly completed, WAtIe TIE
different u,WsBfu. - with when they have 'uLIUc-
ton aie placed On lie. II promises to be- general
exchange r.adugrJunl and IN Office for the adNor-
Using hu-;nrs, OF the firm. ~
HLAuNG ARP HAIt s.-f|o firms exhibit IN
.gate tircrb ..o's-ohapa l nud';'' 3;' s'uc OF
each other little back of hachUcry Hal, Tie art
al hcl,inc houses. Fuller, Warren 4 Co., having
turY branch hou,'a IN SeW-iorf and several lead
IuZ ii les. and Charles Nobe ! 80. of Philadelphia
here IVA an interesting col ?tLuo ~ Stoves, Iur-
I..s ranges. and their pa,rE&iia ot pipes &c.
PIN DaiysH.-Sear hefe . sunpowier pile any,
iuQ app,ratu, Is IN working 'r.cr.
Pa SAD iCEi.-I.J-eaU's Pressed Fuel Company
gives ie proves, Of mlrufactU and consumption
% ;uel pressed from tine refuse OF coal mInc5.
SiNaEJ >HWtNG-INChINi. tDMPANT.-lG DE singer
Sewing iigrAIue Company is the only one mtuuiac-
turing these article, that bias put mp separate
badrng, tue otaer leading companies making their
eXnIuIt inside OF Machinery la! IA cases;
GAS NuLH1.-Gnbiutr a. sons of Thliade phla
show their manufacture OF glass globes and the
larger materials into which glass enters ~ sole III
grtdeEt. m = binding immediately IN the rear OF
ne saw-,uili. Ihoy have blast furnace IN action
and are prepared 10 exhibit their latest Improve
mrnts in tAiS industry.
BDJENIAI GlA.5.-Clantschak Thomas x Stew
art will have binding I0NiV feet IN wiicn TIE
manufacture 81 Bohemian glass will he carried Oh.
UALNANiZa - iRON-Near Dy iNttrdgt viii exhibit
curnce aud ornamental W0rk IN II galvanized non
building of very imposing proportions.
COTFINs.-lu Il tnrret-l0pPrd and tomb-Shaped
building collins and their pIapherAaha VIII be
SODA WATER FouyrANs.-Among minor matters
it may be mentioned that there are on the grounds
six soda water fountains, three or1OUrcigar
stands and t"O popcorn p3VihcBS.
rms Police AND FIEE SYSTEM.-There are seven
police sta lions and barracks, ia one of which there
is "a staton-house lookup, with all the appliances
Necessary Tor the temporary detention OF prisoners
until they be- banded over 10 tine city authOTi-
ties. neIe IL may Uo remarked that the police
The grounds viii consist Of 1000 men, Ollie red
by n colonel, with "a chief and competent detective
force Tor watching suspicious characters. The fire
patrol is part of the police system. -Four steam
hr.-engiues and !. corps Of 100 lacn are provided.
tbs CLNiENNIAL NATIONAL BsNK-'lhs is the
only institution of the kind the grounds which
il prepared 10 TO all general banking business for
the convenience OF people both IN tine exchange of
money and la rendering tho facilities 10 much needed
in place where great amount OF business j. Trans
acted. Foreign exchange VIII receive special attcn-
ton. One branch III the business OF TINS bank wal
bo tho changing OF money 50 As to supply visitors
with the Indispensable hly-cent notes 80 Necessary
to admission.
TilR BASKEkJ PAvITION-'The Bankers Build
ing has been eTccic,. out of contributions made by
many oil the bankers and brokers thrOnghOu, the
United States, more ior their own convenience a.
stopping place than Tor amy exhibition OF their way
of doing business.
TEA AND UOFfrg PAvmIOy.-This is fancful
structure with four little towers at the corner, and
stands near Agricultural Hall. All kinds OF tea and
coffee will be served.
IiEYARD's PA s-An interesting tOy-exhibit, SO
TO speak, but one which carries with II much in
struction in giving at glance the topography and
general appearance from bird s-eye view of several
cities and countries of Europe Is tho Relief Plans
of Lienard of Paris. Little wooden toy houses,
public buildings, streets, and rivers, showing in
miniature Switzerland Pans, Italy, Jerusalem, aud
Naples are arranged with Typographical accuracy,
on A plot of ground Fount.lin-Ive., half way be-
tween Belmont-ave. and the Catholic Fountain.
The representation Of thu City of Paris, with all its
striking aad historic public buildings and sheets, Is
particularly noticeable.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC CoMFORr.-Alongsidc
and to tie right of the Judges Hall neat binding
has been erected 10 be used q House of Public