The daily gazette., 1877-12-05
FIRST EDITTONl
THE EXHIBITION.
TIE ATTENDANCE LAST EVENING,
ADDITIONAL ExHIBIToRs--THE ART
DEPARTMENT-THE MUSIC.


During yesterdaythe exhibitors who
failed to have their EXHIBITS ready on
the opening night, placed them in
position, and it materially altered the
of the room. The display
of art is rather small but it is owing
no doubt to the fact that there is no |
place ia the building where a proper
display can be made. The display |
is made on the stage, the paintings be-
ing arranged around the walls, and
upon frame work that has been erect
ed for that purpose.
During the evening, the City Cornet
Band stationed in the gallery, gave
some Of their best psices and in such
manner that. it was pleasure to
listen to them. During the intervals
two young gentlemen gave very fine
performances upon the pianos that are
on exhibition.
The additional Exhibitors.
The additional exhibitors last even
ing are as follows:
On the fourth aisle running east and
west, is the celebrated Singer Sewing
Machine Company's space. This com
paDy is represented is this State by
Mr.. A. ]. Van Duzee, of this city, Of
fee No. 424 Market street, and Mr..
II. X. Bennett at Dover. The space
occupied by the Company has been
very handsomely decorated, and is
surmounted by sign bearing the
word "Singer" in gold letters. They
have ON exhibition several machines
among them being the champion ma
chine of the country, which has taken
the FIRST premium at all fairs. 1t Is
known as the No. A manufacturing
machine, and will sew through leather
half an inch thick down to a single
piece of tissue paper withoutchanging
the tension or needle. There is also on
exhibition in q large glass case, .
double extra pearled machine. Mr..
Van DuZee, took the first premium at
the recent fair held at Midd.etown.
| The other exhibits consist of q
case containing need es neatly arrang-
ed also one of different cOlored thread
and large number of specimens oi
work done. Mrs. B. j. p. Puchwald,
of Philadelphia, and Miss Sallie Hir-
| ons, of this city are kept busy in show
lag the spectators what the machine
will DO ....
The first exhibit in aisle /, east ani
west, is that Of w. r. Bowman, No
15 E. Second street, and consists OF
quantity of coffe both roasted ant
lereen, and a large number of boxe
Containing tea. There also numbe
of shelves upon which are neatly dis
played numerous quantity of chin
and glass ware which he gives ava.
to purchasers.
In the second aisle, east aud west, &c
| ing up is fine display of confectioner,
, by Edward Hutter, No. 25S N. Thirteent
street Philadelphia.
Next to the above. .isdlsplaye PER-
4 safety car coupling, in working o.
der. -,
8 second is that of L. McInall, jr, corne
of Second and Market streets. The dii
play consists OF two cases containing pr'
pared medicines, and one case contain
| ing trusses, supports, braces bandage'
= etc. One OF the cases is surmounted b
!. a large silver mortar, and number
glass globes containing colored water
The display is a very fine one and retiec
e great credit upon those having the a
= fragments in charge.
II Ne4U 10 LILO dDOfo 10 OhO
> Frank Il. Smith, consisting OF a lare
4 case containing segars, and meerschaun
+, pipes, and segar smokers.
) The last exhibit on this aisle ls that
g Ouinby & Co., who have arranged
7, number of poplar boards in a semi circ
q and in the rest of the space differel
kinds of lumber are arranged.
3 In the third aisle going up, the fir
+: exhibit is that Frank Lawton,, NO. D
IS M arket street. and consists of a large al
y handsomely displayed quantity OF chill
Oh and glass ware. There are also nui
W ber of nickel plated students lamps.
10 The last up is case containing spe,
Ao mems of different STYLED shoes made
David Fox, No. 1O7 Market street.
sol Returning, and near the end Is a q
n play of belting, sole leather and color
a. kids, by II. 8. McComb.
e, Next to the above is the display
no no Ferd. Carson, of the model tailor stc
No. 223 Market street. He has han
lie somely decorated his space and dlspla
F. a number of custom made suits. Also
tn handsome overcoat, that certainly
SIX fleets great credit upon his Workms
or ship. Io
~ ,or ON the wall of the east end of the ha
there is a large display made by the ID.
ur Ian & Hollings worth Company, censl
ch ING ofphotographs of number OF vess
ou built by them, models of vessels pno
me graphs of their works, and large frar
IN the center of which is photograph
n the vessels built for Messrs. Charles M
gan & Co. u.t q
In the first aisle running north g
No south there are only two additional
zen plays, those of Robert Hayes, OF In
TN dti1 ielphia, consisting of chromos.
Dr. The other is that of the Whining
4 in lJute Mil, consisting of the mate
and in di fferent stages from which they Ill
for ufacture sacks, etc. ~
cir The stage Is divided into two ap
'rm ments, one being the art gallery and
,1o our other that of j. Paul Brown, pm
IL erapher. No. 414 Market street,.
In the art department the displa.
rather meagre at present but IL Is nc
and that this evening it will be larger.
; ior The display by Mr., Brown, Is very
h. and consists of large erayon OF
Noblit, also one of young girl, o.
pes. fine water color of a little child.
iso other displays consists of num6e :.
orse frames containing pictures OF dif1e
'nei persons ,luov OK,