The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-24


tsement of the apron trade,appears large,
full-rigged Ship, nearly twelve feet from
flying jibboom to rudder, and with all the
appurtena noes of III. NJ. s Pinafore," even
to the sailors. This craft also carries a
heavy freight of aprons. which the ladies
are offering Cheap for cash."
No. est. Patrick's Church of Cummins-
vile and Clifton. The exhibit of clothing,
laces, chromos, pictures, frames and smaller
articles Of various kinds at this table is
large.
No. st. Patrick's Church, city. Here can
dishes, silverware bronze clocks, besides a
laree display of fancy articles.
No. S-St. Paurs. At this table are sew
eral chromos, quilts, articles of clothing,
artificial flowers, wax work, lace, vases and
articles for the toilet
No. 9-Father Callaghan's Table. Here
is a priests vestment, very handsome, and
articles of less value.
No. 10-At this table Mrs. De Bar is max
ing a large and beautiful display of cut
flowers and plants.
No. 11-This is Mrs. Lincoln's table.
Hanging directly overhead is large oil
painting of Archbishop Purcell, valhed at
$1,000. Upon the counter is displayed an
elegant lace dress, of which the material
cost 500 and required two wears time for a
woman to make it. 1t is the gift of Mrs.
Lincoln herself In addition to these can
be seen silverware, books, vases a book case,
a valuable cushion and numerous articles of
dress.
No. 12.-At this table the Misses Broth
ers are making fine display of wax flow
ers.
No. 13.-This is room by itself, where
Miss Edmcnia Lewis, the colored sculptures,
is exhibiting her celebrated Walled Bride
OF Spring, piece of statuary Which has at
tracted attention on both sides Of the
ocean. Miss Lewis carved the statue at
Rome, Italy, and was two years at her task.
The statue is a female figure, removing the
vail OF winter from her face, while slightly
STOPPING among the flowers The express
sion of the face, which is seen through the
vail, is the admirable point about the
statue. An admission of ten cents is
charged to this room.
No. IA is a refreshment booth.
No. 15-St. Joseph.-This booth has not
yet been arranged, but will contain some
fine articles.
No. 16-St Martins Convent, Browne
County. A bedstead cradle. large rustic
flower stand, cage of canary birds, sheets
of music, various articles of cluthng and
large display of fancy articles are ON exh-
ton at this table.
No. list. Michaels. Here are displayed
a large number of small articles ofclothing,
silver ware wax works and quilts.
No. 1S-Non Catholic and non resident
The articles at this table are mostly small
but are elegant and quite numerous.
4 No. 19-St. Edwards. The prominent fea-
ture of this table is the large number of
boys hats, shoes, ladies' hats, someof which
are very costly, worsted work, ladies wear
silver dishes, chains, and a Swiss clock. Be
sides these there is an unusually large
amount of fancy articles.
No. 26-Church of the Atonement. This
table is filled with general merchandise
such as silver and glass ware, vases, dishes,
pictures and frames.
No. 2l-TriEity. At this table isa tree of
fortune, which consists of small evergreen
covered with eg-shells, in each of which is a
paper with q fortune printed upon it, A
safe presented by the Mosler Safe Company
is for sale here, besides a large number of
small articles.
No. 22-All Saints Besides larger num-
Der of articles made by hand, there is at
this table several articles of silver, lamps,
etc.
Nos. % and "a is the headquarters of the
Bazar Journal and the Post-office.
No. 25 is cigar stand.
Nos. 26, q and 28, located in the north
end of the building, are occupied by very
large flower garden, covered with ever
green's In the west side of the garden
"Rebecca at the welP' is dispensing lemon
ade. On the east side is a Gypsy encamp-
ment where bronze nlaidens will read the
stars to those WHO wish to know what is in
store for them. The center is filled with
flowers, and presents very beautiful ap-
pearance.
No. 29-Cathedral table. Here are large
number # books, quilts, pictures and TOYS
besides fine center table, bottles Of wine,
three black satin Turkish chairs, various ar
tcles of silver ware, and fancy work in
abundance.
No. 3O-St. Agnes. A stove a number of
small chairs and numerous articles of dress
and fancy work are exhibited here.