The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-11
THE EXPOSITION.
Close Of the Big Show To-day.
Attendance Yesterday 16,64O.

The great lnuuSCrlu EApOSiGlou CloSts
to-day. 1t has been success. Yesterday
attendance was 16,64O, and for the day pre-
ceding, ''Cincinnati Day." the Treasurer
gave, as the official count, 36,2S4
The Commissioners met last night in reg
ular session.
The following communication, expressive
Of the faithfulness of the Exposition clerks,
was read:
DEAR SIRs-On behalf of the exhibitors
OF the Seventh Cincinnati Industrial Expo
Sition, we tender you the acknowledgements
of our appreciation of the uniform kind
treatment that all have received at your
hands, and the thorough business-like man.
ner in which you have conducted the affairs
of the Office, which we believe to be one
among the greatest causes of the grand sue
cess OF this the greatest of all Cincinnati
EIpositions. Respectfully,
HovEY & BINKARD, of Urbana,
On behalf of the Exhibitors.
The employees are as follows: J. 8. Law
renee, w. J. Balmer, A. Mitchell, W. E.
Fay and J. W. Williams.
A proposition from G. II. Brown, offering
to sell to the Commissioners their large
driving engine in Power Hall, was referred
to the Machinery Committee.
The Treasurer reported the total attend
Ance on Cincinnati day as being 36, 2s4.
Tickets were issued on the dollar certif-
cates to the number of 1850, of which
IA 4.643 were presented.
Protests as follows were passed upon:
From the Eagle White Lead Company
against award on white lead to Charles Mo-
Br & Co., on the ground that they were not
manufacturers, was referred back to the
Committee on Jurors and Awards for re-
port.
Proctor & CANDLES protest against award
on candles to Jos. J. Gest for like reason,
was given the same reference.
Protest from the non-successful exhib-
ltors of clothes wringers, and from George
W. Boyd on the award to device to pre-
filed
The following protests were also disposed
OF In this way: From Daniel Thomas against
the award to Redway & Burton on stove-leg
listeners, and S. Freitsch g. Co. on award
for pork products.
An application for medal on Spears
having failed to make the proper entry.
The !. e P. Coats and George A. Clark O.
N. I. Cotton Companies presented a pet-
tiDn asking for withdrawal of the award
from the Willimantic Company, on the
groand that they had no competition (the
petitioners having entered for exhibition
onlyy, was, after lengthy debate received
md filed.
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CLASS NO. g.
Best display OF Masquerade Costumes, bronze
hacfhl-Wm. Beck g. Son, city.
CLASS NO. 63.
Best display OF Silk Handkerchiefs bronze med
Aa-Gnmshaw Brothers, Paterson, N. ].
CLASS NO. 45-ADDITIoNAL
Rest assortment of Wire, silver medal-Globe
Rolling Mill Company, city.
CLASS NO. 49,
Display of picture and mirror frames mirrors.
DC, silver medal-Pape Brothers & Kugeman,
sEs. " rA-4ar
CLASS NO. 8.
Wa sr wheels steam pumps and other hydraulic
machinery. 79@
Best steam pump, direct and double action, gold
nedsl-H. R. Worthingron New York.
Best steam pump with crank and fy.wheel, sil-
ver Medal-John II. McGowan q Co., city.
Beat duplex steam pump silver medal-H R.
wurthington, New York.
Best double-actng lift and force pump for gen.
Drsi purposes, silver medal H. MCGOWAN & Co.
Best singe-acting lift and force pump for general
purposes, silver medal. Fl. MCGOWAN & Co.
Bes. hydrant. bronze medal-Jarckie, Hayes &
o., Erie, Penn.
Best tank valve for railroad water-station, silver
nedal-Thos. J. MCGOWAN & Bliss, city.
Best HYDRAULIC press, silver medal-Thomas J.
NcGOwan & Bliss city
Best hydraulic gauge silver medal Ashcroft
Manufacturing Co., Boston, Mass.
n CLASS No. 4.
Best calorc engine for light work, silver medal
Rider. wooster g. Co., Walden, N Y.
OLAs NO. 6S-DREssEs, cLoAKs, FANCY DRY GOODS,
ETC.
Best cloak, style and workmanship, silver medal
Mus. M. H. Camnitz, Covington, KY.
Eest display of laces, silver medal-W. G. Cald.
wen & Co., city.
Best dress cloaks, &C., silver medal-Stix &
Behifer, New York
Best ladies' corsets, bronze medal-Mrs. J. New
BON. city.
Best infants basket and outfit, bronze medal
l. Stewart, city.
Dsst display and finest quality OF kid gloves,
gold medal-L. A. Roth city.
CLASS NO. 69-MILLTNERY AND STRAW GOODS
Best bonnet, style and workmanship, silver
nedal-Devon & Co., city.
Best assortment of millinery silver medal-De-
toU 4 Co.
CLASS NO. 64-ADDITIoNAL.
E>Col CoCud ludttllB anu udtS, DrOTZe medal
J. y. Black, Chester Pa
Best felts in variety bronze meGal-Chas Bacon, |
fnyton Mass.
Best al-wool cassimeres, bronze medal-Ward.
Merrell u Co., Johnstown, Pa.
Best Colored wool blankets, bronze medal-C z. |
Geisendorf & Co.. Indianapolis, Ind.
Best white and colored wool flannels bronze |
medsl-W. D. Strong & Co., New York.
Best rag carpets, bronze medal--G. Schilling, |
Cincinnati
Best alpaca braids, bronze medal-Willimantic
Linen Company, New York.
CLASS NO. 63 q
Fancy prints. bronze medal-Coffin, Attimus &
Co., Philadelphia
Check Plads, bronze medal-T. NJ. Holt, Free
River, N. C. ..... .,..-..~
: Cotton loltngs bronze medal-w. Hadfield
Louisville, Ky.
Taper Sleeve Pulley Co., Eric. Pa, Adjustable |
Dead Pulley-Award Silver Medal
VIM. Powell & Co., city, Begrnding Globe
Valves-Bronze Medal
VIM. Acterlein, city, Self-lubricating Loose Pull
ley-Bronze Medal.
= Stow Flexible Shaft Company, Philadelphia,
Pa, Flexible Shaft and Portable Drll-bronze
medal
American Watch Tool Co., Waltham, Mass.
Ins,rumentmakers Lathe-silyer
medal.
Twombley Knitting Machine Company. hest
Knitting Machine for family use-bronze medal.
,willimatc Linen Co., Hartford, Ct, Ring-spin.
ning, Frame-wnding and Ticketing Machine
llver medal