The daily gazette., 1877-12-04

iressed.
Returning the first exhibit is that OF |
,he New American sewing machine, j..
e. Primrose, agent. The frame work IS
trimmed, and is surmounted
by an American eagle, holding in its
bill the "New American" Inside the
space are number of the machines, and
one that attracts great attention, Is
miniature gold machine six inches in dl-
ameter, and in running order. There Is
also vase of flowers worked on one
of the machines by Miss Ella Hayes
NAL In the center of the spa ce is large
mirror in front of which is large case
containing a wax figure dressed in blue
silk; around the space number OF Wnlte
lace curtains are hung.
The next exhibitors in the aisle, are
the Davis, and Domestic machines. The
last is a fine display by Thomas Mltch,
heavily silver mounted, and also num-
ber of cases containing shrouds.
In the aisle running north and south, |
the exhibitors are the Jackson u sharp |
Company A Macan, shades W. 8:
Wood, taxidermist, fine display OF stuned
birds j. s. Rowbotham, phyrography
f. B. McCann, confectionery Tazewell
Hardesty, case containing a dispiay OF
augurs, bits, ETC.. Mrs. A. L. Alderdlce,
WlT0 WOIh. MI. d. OfhoO
ing magnificent disply of human nalr
made up in various styles; Thomas Sher-
win 81 Son, show cards; James - WepD'
display of photographs N. LelDerman,
ready made clothing.
In the second aisle the exhibitors are
Benjamin Ferris, monuments made OF
different colored zinc Frank Volgt,
| fancy toys made of walnut shells.
In the last aisle the first exhlDltor Is
Miss Derrick's, of Philadelphia, display
of pop corn.
The next is Mrs. G. b. Brooks, OF
Philadelphia. She exhibits an end
less variety of carvings, done by hand
out of the native wood of Switzerland.
Among the articles, are match boxes,
toilet sets, jewelry cases, music boxes
and many other articles.
The next is w. P. Webb's display OF
filrs.
In the southwest corner is the display OF
Trump Bros, consisting of their scroll
saws and specimens of work.
The other exhibitors in the aisle are
John R. Hollis handsome display of wall
paper Robelen & Bro, and Smith & Al
len, pianos and organs.
Near the stage is the table and res
taurant of the Provident Society, where
refreshments of all kinds are for sale.
The following ladies connected witt
the Provident Society have charge OF the
restaurant
Mrs, S. e. johnson, Mrs. Jos. L. jack
son, Mrs. A. d. Warner, Mrs. d. W. Tay
lor, Mrs. c. NJ. Burton, Mrs. l.. Kitten
, ger, Mrs. S. Redmond Smith, Mrs. J. P
Wales, Mrs. E. 7: Canby, Mrs. Willian
Middleton, Mrs. Joseph Bellah, Mrs. L
: G. Crippen, Mrs. M. L. Hilles.
Misses Sue Howland, Helen S. Garrett
t Estella M. Rice, Sallie Bates, Mary Bates
q Lillian Tenney, Isabel P. Sellars, Julia }
L Bush, NJ. Ida Seidel, Mary Sesson, MAJ
i, gle Barr, Lizzie Jones, Alice Lobdel
= Georgia Gregg, Fannie Stevens, Jenni
l Stevens, Chellie Rowland, Annie DUR
y Helen L. Cause, Annie Finn, Ann
G Polk, M attic Grant, Florence McCaulle,
Isabel T. Nixon, Mollie Maxwell, Ami
3, Max we'll, Belle q. Metz, Lizzie People
9 Reba Peoples, Lucy Hanna, Miss Ande
l. son.
IN THK BASEMENT.
IT. In the basement room IS placed tt
n- machinery and heavy exhibits. Th
O. steam for the machinery is furnishe
from the boiler in the Institute celia
re The list of exhibitors and their articles
%, as follows:
en- Marshallton iron works, j. R. Brin
as hurst, specimens of blooms.
he Geo. W. Bush & Son, specimens
g. coal and photographs of their coal va
and wharves; also model of an lmpro
st ed propeller.
of Charles Warner 81 Co., specimens
~ coal, and photographs of their yard al
Dy wharves.
ge SamI D. Paschall, two fine carria
mt bodies.
re D. ii. Kent & Co., one of HOLLAND
ies stone cylinder force pumps, for use
~ = rot n
he line of hose, by the ordinary pumpil
)n- process, with as much if not more, for
as though the hose was attached to b
ISIS drant. j. NJ. Holland, proprietor of t
ex- New York dining rooms, Is the patente
OF and Kent & Co. are his agents.
of VIM. & Thomas Davidson, two beau
full polished mantels, two cradle toni
OF of exquisite design and finish, Two mi
fth BILE flower vases and an imposing NOR
'er- ment of finely polished English grani
The also a draft of the tomb they recenl
ley made for the grave of Jacob Painter.
ed, Media, Pa, and photographs of ton
s stones of various designs. This displ
attracted marked attention.
L. Finn & jackson, two beautiful m
lis bleized slate mantels, with fireplace
ETY. CRATES; one fireplace heater; also mic
plated fire shovels and tongs, and beat
ls fully figured fire screens.
the +. b. +. Miller, two portable rang
YAK with complete attachments.
and Lobdell Car Wheel Co., two chill
pes paper rolls, finely finished and polish
also, a patent expansion driving 2
NJ ley.
oh Mitchell & Co., specimens of pat
ted roofing material and three handso
all, polished slate mantels; also, small
his tage, rooted with various colored sla
dis and models of two smaller houses roo
an with felt and gravel.
ar Wm Marshall, 206 Madison street,
as hibits, one small horizontal link mot
ces- engine, with "a two inch bore and thI
!: inch stroke; fly wheel 10 inches in dis
hrst eter, 1t is beautiful piece of work
rice I'll. Wickersham, one Hueston & WI
va ersham patent steam machine, whlco
ady designed as motor for street railV
cars. 1t is an interesting machine,
ro., mechanical action being confined l.
con- small cylinder, occupying but Ii
iVer space:
ives VIM. Hare, a clay grinder and spt
ltity mems of plain pottery.
ther Wilmington Wire House, wire scret
9 IN flower frames, chairs, selves and OF
OF wire works.
cket James 81 Webb, one small cylir
press, on which the E1heb1lion Bullet
laaf- o11 ONO obroJu ati n nraSa