The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-08
THE EXPOSITION.
Cincinnati Day TO-mOr-
row.
Premiums Awarded by the Commits.
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sued to subscribers of the building fund.
1t should be observed that the Exposition
will open an hour earlier on Thursday and
close half an hour later than the usual time.
Mayor Jacob has issued the following
timely proclamation:
"Whereas, The Commissioners of the Sew
enth Industrial Exposition have deter
ined to commemorate the same by desig-
mating the 9th of October, A. D., 1879, as
Cincinnati Day. therefore,
II, Charles Jacob, Jr., Mayor of the city
Of Cincinnati, do issue this my proolama-
hon, requesting all good citizens of the city
of Cincinnati to aid said Commissioners in
making the 9th day of October, A. D., 1879,
Cincinnati Day of said Exposition, grand
success, thereby expressing by their attend
ance that the peopleo of Cincinnati appreci-
ate the efforts of the persons prompting
said Exposition"
The attendance yesterday was larger than
Chat Of any Tuesday previous during the
progress Of the Exposition, the turnsties
showing admissions to the number of ID, 4,513.
This raises the total number of visitors to
s427Sl.
In anticipation of tomorrow, large
number OF seats will be arranged in the
areas, and where the crowds are the thickest
arrangements will be made to keep the peo-
pie goingo in one direction. The exhibitors
ara alive to the occasion, and will do some
wonderful work in the way of ornamental
6on, &C. The decoration and the illumi-
nation of the buildings will be spectacle
10 see and as the Committee expect the
whole population on hand they contem-
pante illuminating Washington Park with
m Illuminated fountain as the feature of
the evening. The Natural History Depart
inent will be unusually interesting. In ad-
dition to the fine display now on exhibi-
tion. the Cuvier Club will send some hand
some specimens besides specimens from the
collections of such savants as Charles
Drury, Professor marlborough and 9TH
era The Art Committee will publish a
supplementary ca alogue devoted to artists
identified with Cincinnati, and will make
the gallery fragrant as we'll as beautiful
with evergreens flowers, &c. The flower
show will be extraordinary, one firm alone
going to an expense OF over 81 1000 in the
matter Of decorated tables, handsomely
set with china, silver, &c.
The following awards were approved by
ths Commissioners last night:
cLAss NO. 9-CoTToN, wooLEN, HEMP AND RAG
Knitting machine, silver medal, to the Lamb
Knitting Machine Co.
CLASS NO. I2-HoISTING MACHINERY.
Best steam power elevator, silver medal, Jere.
miah Darling. Cincinnati.
Best hand elevator, bronze medal, N. NJ Dennis
Cincinnati.
best elevator safety catch, silver medal, Warren
Warner, Cincinnati.
Class No. 13-wAsHING MACHINES wRINGEBs,
CrlMPNG MACHINES, MANGLEs IRONING AND
CLOTHES DRYING APPARATUS.
Best washing machines, silver medal. Mrs. S.
short, Cincinnati
Best wringing machine silver medal, Simpson
Z Gault Cincinnati.
Best crimping machine, bronze medal, Ameri-
ean Machine Co., Philadelphia.
Best portable mangle, bronze medal Mrs. s.
BhoEt, Cincinnati.
Best clothes drying apparatus, bronze medal,
Bennctt King, Cincinnati.
GLASS NO. 29,-CooKING AND HEATING STOVES FUR.
NAcE| STEAM HEATERS AND yENTLAToRs.
By request no premiums are offered on stoves
ranges and furnaces.
Best range and stove furniture, bronze medal
w. G. Fisher IL Co., Cincinnati.
Best gascooking apparatus, silver medal j.
HiIst Il Son, Cincinnati.
Best fastenings for stove legs, bronze medal
Re1way & Burton, Cincinnati.
Best school-house ventilating stoves silver
medal, John Grossius, Cincinnati
rActl sat, oil,
q Westlake, Chicago
Rest gas-burner for cooking stove, silver medal.
Bean Gas-light and Heating Company, Cincin-
naii
Best gasoline burner for cooking stove bronze
medal, Hull Vapor Stove Company, Cleveland
Best burner for heating BY gas silver medal,
Wm- W. Goodman Co., Philadelphia.
CLASS NO. 32-UNDERT iKERs' GOODS.
Best metallic casket or case, to include rm and
finish without regard to lining or trimming sill
vg medal, American Burial Case Company, Gin
Cinnat
Best lined and trimmed casket or coffin, OF
either wood or metal silver medal, American
Case Company. Cincinnati
Best cloth covered coffin, silver medal, Ameri-
can Burial Case Company, Cincinnati.
Best invention for preventing the robbery OF
graves, gold medal, M. M. e. W. P. Senick, Fort
Wayne, Ind.
Best alright corpse cooler, silver medal Chas,
Wolff & Co., Cincinnati.
GLASS NO. 3S-GRArEs AND MARBLE, SLATE AND
IMITATION MANTELS.
Best marbleized iron mantels, silver medal, G. 5.
Rankin & Co., Cincinnati.
Best fire CRATES, bronze medal, C. s. Rankin &
o.. Cincinnati.
CLASS NO. 4-MARDLE STONE AND INVITATIONS,
BRICK, TERRA GOTTA, ETC.
Best specimen artificial stone, silver m edal,
Kuhl, Marrazzi & Co., Cincinnati
Best terra Gotta ornaments, bronze medal, Calu-
met Fire Clay Co., Cincinnati.
Best stone drain pipe, bronze medal, Calumet
Fire Clay Co., Cincinnati.
CLASS 4l-BooTs, SHOES, FINDINGS. LEATHER, MO
ROCCO, RUBBER GOODS LEATHER AND LINEN
HOSE BELTING, ETC.
Best ladies'. misses, and childrens machine
made SHOES, silver medal, Krippendorf & Hart,
Cincinnati
Best mems and boys hand made boots and
shoes, silver medal, Kilshemer & Co.. Cincin.
matt.
Best sole leather, silve. medal Lang g. wauner
Cincinnati.
Best leather betting. silver medal, E. f. Brad
ford q Co., Cincinnati.
Best leather hose br6hze medal Joseph Sharp
Cincinnati
Best harness leather, silver medal. Lang & Wan
ner, Cincinnati.
CLASS NO. AZ - HARNESS. TRUNKS TRAVELLING
EQUIPAGE, ETC.
Best general display of harness and saddlery
gold medal, d. S. Carrick & Co.. Cincinnati
Set coach harness, silver medal, Lander & Wul
Bifcr, Cincinnati. -
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