, 1876-11-13

f,eeae1,,!' i,eennm o. People Is their loy,,,, :,
movefninent In conclusion, os ss.1 s,1 e ther
EraElul acknowledgements ~ n III ,sMa That tho
tarwarG uv 10 ~ ~ home md Ahroa wjo IhS,'o hs' Tcre
AorMnra tslis FFc!t entcr,ri.r. ""o na'> helped
~ t,e conclusion Of Mr, Wc1sh,.
o,y. fho fpHns.' Ios H. a'esfthp'ysns \ FIs syns tas
uesral q tho Exhibition, then Ih[, Director.
n.,. ntess lie cordially thanked Tic iosr,a AZ a
bcartv ,.' a..u lufelgn exhthitors il, tea.
clared thae their prc.cncc helionl hcrn ,. and de-.
ser.eu Hg t!ic ncople Of til, coI,n,rv ue, 10 nc
slo.a of thternatio pou,.wtl1 t',tS .a =. m!s.
iheteorse. hs,ep After congratuiatIn"t ';fSS,etna
rru"cf,,,v s'on our own country, Ic MI aII,5s *
worE of ills "S e,,-oi,jea,1 Gi,1j,TIi1t ~, a1d iathiai
staff. Tho chorus thrt, s,a, any tetapnaj
!ilah Clorush from LIS Alcsstsb ''S "f. Halle
W. ii9r: Jnseph H. iawisy, Fresisn.ss iI.st -, sdish
~, U,G n.sG o.ates Centennial Culnnissln Il. se
whcI wero At r.t fox s =; essat asalties
entGrprIso tho flnal SUCCESS a, nh ,l,st a,n ol Tho
ui thc Centennial Exhibition, H. !a1e ca'as result
6aying: uul send t,s all, indvt1,'a,:.ed d;G,':ed BY
st'S"s nwat yo apy future Mr. rfesdent sa VI
Upon tho conclusion Of t,,c aboy, ,,,,,......
Gosns @ ai9 orchestra rendered tho Isess ne,1aaa snS
nyihht "Anlcrica,'' III which tho ~ MMa,,iioaA
3o,heu. az thls 1,atr'otc aIr was ic,na ,od'eaes s
lne ORIGINAL aag nf tho American tynaks 'qnha1 nla1
bsn ioui Eain'9'se hnr, Paul oues On I1ss IT,
window overlooking tic space innrdIa,laf1n isa lfn
1an'ns tl'o platform. rart Of tic niS aI5iSsa:a. a.
ehcctod AM! bthcts sang, while Mi cyc. u.u!cose
~ W ans.ent relic Until the l,yinii VA nae
ened. ing s1nfurlng u tlr ag WA t]e a. ,snt III
to daughter Of Lieut.. James iayar,. ai,n.!J T.
o. INC Continental navy, who was vith ie.0I p.a
ZONES lit the 1AsAous engagement of IL, IL, Iaa'
A9''ng Richard will! tho british fr,ente aS Ssi SsA
aMs Ine t!ax las remained lii pos>ss,in 81, =;
~ Iauys 1ai'ily ever since tho cyolution' ~ NJ
special custody. " aef
Upon tho conclusion Of tho singing, AMI, NJ.
hnusaetco OF the enthusiasm which atT.nnns ~
t,ict! It, Gen. llawley announced ttat tin prlp.s
uent % nc United States wnullt giyr tria.
graphic siEa ior bt,ppinE the Crcat Cnri.. .se.
Einc, an ut tho san snos,unt would nnnne.. ea.
tic close Of tic Exhibition. President trans
nccord!ngly rose and gayu thu re0r,l sisnai s-as
" ways o. lts left hand, accompanying ed.. n.
ast with tns declaration: II declare lie Cen. .
simultaneously with the uttsrsnro Of Il.
Official "u'iounccnlcn, Il was instantly commu: M.
ors in h1achlncry ilaIl, Iy w sy,,em eo,':', !;
gongs in that building to exhibition, % and III
.nn ,tnrs genHi!fay " EonE IN Tug general te
pendent wlro cablcl direct to L,ition, Fot
this purpose two, wires Ind been lntroiuted IN.
to tic hail. MI Instrument stationed IN noc siI,
o. tho platform, and attended by two opvrato.
Ilc announcement was Inadc prccisev al
thlrty-tlve minutes past o'clock, mid tly iinai
to stop tl.s Corlss engine and maehlnsr7 sI;"1, IN
Machinery nail, ol Whit! prior notiro had been
given to exhibitors, WIS the strk!pc Of thn pmns
seven tinlcs and tllen SIX times, Of as tho opef1.
tor briefly cxprcsactl II, "Tht signal Of t1Bh 4
special gong ior the OCCASION lud been placed be.
BMo the great engine, aud tic sl.,lal ettoke.
uRQiI this, Us upon the othcr gougs, were ioI.
lowed by the inuledlatc stoppa.tc III the crea.
engine uild nll ot the 1naclifigry topnetc,i
ta!yrowitll. The gong In the general telegraph
oiiiec also sounded at the salllc nolnclt, wsle
Exhibition had closed.
AL who wosc present then united Ia singing
tho Do1ology, the chorus aud orcl.cstra Joining.
as tho lust echoes dird tho Autlcnrc quietly uls.
Hcrsct: President Grant, a[tyr lcaring tho
Maln Hall, proceeded to the ollee oil President
ntaincd somu fifteen minutes. liz thcn left tile
buiiulng nnu the grounds III Il csrEagc, hts dc.
rarturc being litfa3.ltd By a large rruwI cul.
lcctel nrountl the cntrancc to the Judges Hall
by whom lie was repeatedly cLcered. Although
thr Exhibition w;ls formally closed su4iay,i II
and buildings wlit tc kept open to the publ,
for tho MgXt ten aays. as the exhibits Will
probnbly be removed very slnwly, It wlll still
give pc, SONS sllo l!aye delayed irr visit an Up
uuEtuluty 10 sec tnc EAtllDlllu1t "ltaout Gu"
cuuntcrlng tho crowd wl,lrIl las thronged tha
building 1Ur the past few weeks
All phutograph tlckets running Eiintil Nov, 10
will hereafter ndtnit tue persons u whum they
were issued upon presentation. Tho tuta oh.
cialty repurt,d admissions up to aud Including
Wru,'esauy lust was as tollows:
~ i.tye.Stnck Exhibition .....,,...-..... 00.4
10 Main Exhibition 1T y, cents" Gl tt1
10 hlAln Exhibition At Gu cBltd.. G1Q N3
= -un o,1
i0tAl.... .,....,....r.s. --.....f, i-e,so1
Tho cstimateil cash admissions for Thursday
were l7U, ,7MS and ior to-day, 1H0, III, making
grund tuttl Uf Tie c,is1l receipts IRON
thu gates Officially icppfted up to ulu Including
Wednesday wore s3,B74.Ssl.74.
STATISTICS or THE Exlf1n1TIoN.
Iatia e DatA Correspondence 1Mn iYiS iorid
Tie Exhibition was OPene't may l0, altl COZ
tnuc.! for $50 days. The whulu number o. ys
iturs, excluding yestgrlay, was nearly lqooloU
Tnu atlu,tss,ol,s und receipts 1or each nealh
wurc us follows: