Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-25

oent; hi0 Laura White, "a vice president. u,su
L.na neod, Miss hollie Redd, Miss Eta Mccoro.
- .uha NcCord, Miss Middleton. Miss Iropo
Lowe, Miss A. B. Anderson, Miss Lille Burbr,dre.
Mig Mary Lincoln; Judge G. n 0ist. chairmsn.
X < Todd. treasurer ' ~"""A~ss
81 The e, next next booth is occupied BY L c. Tiffany Z
The exhibit Is OF Interior decorstions srtist,c IN,
n,,u,e, arap peres and the booth presents a verS
Aanosome ana attractive appearance
THE KEYSTONE STATE
The last booth and the large one on the ,ees
going towards the House is occupied by pennsvl-
vana- The exhibit comprises miscellaneous a.
ticies, glass ware, fancy articles ana confect,on.
cry Besides the piles OF candles at this booth
.ne iadies have two stands in the CORRIDORS and
they regard confectionery as their speciality. Tho
booth Is very handsomely draped With fiaes a
counter In front, covered with plush, is adorned
ornaments one OF the curiosites Of this poosS S
= st large Knight Templar cross made Oh butternea
Inc giant Keystone state has no reason TO be
are MIS- II. A. Wind, Miss Sadie Burkett. MisS
LII Lille hsrtwell, Miss Gertie McNabb Mrs Thomas
Julia Bogue, Mrs GALWAY, Mrs M X. Gulict M,s.
avs,e- n1eie y; Cray, Mrs Mary Howard, Ms. X. w.
Nysser; MSS MIS- Holmes Cate, Miss Dora b. Newton.
Gray, Miss Carrie L. Shaber Miss Ada Brad
11ck' Wss Mrs q, n Whittington, Miss Sarah Neae,
Brace, Mrs r #. Foote, Mrs u. c. fornsy, MIS- N,ss
Mamie Engel, Miss Maggie smith, Mrs J. RI Reed.
SaSp,p STS pepSy g; smith, Miss sue Carson, Mrs j.
ston, Mrs Juan Lewis, Miss Clara j. Martin.
Srsce Grs Howeu uparIngh' Miss L Boctes, Miss
Mrs Mrs Thos: Rogers, Mrs. Clara J. Martin, Miss II.
SNH,wper,nwat N,ssp Miss Alma Eoert, Miss Lillian Bull,
Wilson Paxton, Mrs c. T. Yoder, Mrs. W. G. Eek
els' Miss n A. Wind, Miss Sarah Burkitt, MIS-.
Mcdowell, Miss Anita Parker, Mrs NJ /. samson
MIS-: b. |. Mcdonald, Miss Nellie Clay. Mrs " =
ptdSt Nalker, Mrs. Mary warf N,
angell, Miss Annie Hebrew, Mrs NJ f. Brace. Miss
scost a. sfadaSck; Mss Miss csrson. L X Blount, NJ c.
G. l. Moore, Miss Belle NJ Gleeson. Mrs @ =
Moore, Mrs NJ: X Harrison, Mrs NJ II duncan.
Kate Loomis. 'S
Im the Crypt.
fhH TAsTkFuLLY ARRANGED EXHIBITS OF DISTRICT
hERcHANTs-THE DARK HALL TRANSFORMED TO A
SCENE OF DAZZLING LIGHT AND BEAUTY
The crypt, the shadow w-haunted region whose
echoes are seldom awakened save by the footsten.
Oh some hurried wayfarer seeking a short cut
through the building, is now transformed into a
region OF sweetness and light" Here is some OF
tne most Important parts OF the fair-the mercau.
Ilie exhibits Suspended among the massive
eolunns S are splendid chandelers giving out a
mood OF light The gas-fxtures, which I'm
themselves form an attractive part OF the ex xhbts
were put In by Messrs. Ed. Caverly Co. and M
F. Brooks. as their contribution TO the fair The
cIcuIar form OF the crypt affords excellent facfIi
ues ior exhibiting goods The sections have
w.
eXcept In the places where the rooms recently
partitloned on for the reception of the Toner
umns happen to be arranged admirably for the
P,ip purpose OF making divisions or spaces. The ex-
s,aht ~ she srypt; viewed as whole is one the
Is the pest part OF the fair" said Col Corbin to A
STA reporteI and then he added out OF respect to
me-" The merchants who have exhibits have yef
MIN one another In arrangement OF their goods
The eye Is gratlfied with the Harmonious hlendinor
THE EXHIBITS AND THB EXHIBITORS
In the center is a large circular space half or
vhlch ls occupied by Mr.. Lisner OF the Palais
Royal, and the other half 10y b. j. Behrend A. SON
The display OF fancy articles and novelties made
oy these merchants forms a very conspicuous part
OF Vhe exhioitlon Mr. w. s. Roose has an attrac.
i've display OF cigars and tobaccos Mr. Roosa
has under his charge Also a large quantity of
goods donated by various tobacco m manufacturers
and which Will be sold for the benefit OF the fair
Among those who have made donations are:
spence BROS Co., OF Cincinnati, chewing and
smoking TOBACCO; ID. ii. McAlpin a Co.. OF New
YORK, chewing tobacco; Myers Bros Co, Lynch.
purg, tobacco; j. Schuber Co, f1ne-cut: Black.
man Bros, Pittsburg, Pa snufr: Gan a. AK Balf,,
more tobacco; Robt /. Carroll, Lynchburg Va
Tobacco; Timberlake, Woodson q Co., Lynchburg,
oooacco; WIN. 3 k1mball & Co., Rochester ~ "
Cigarettes. Next In line comes an exhibit by j. f.
Page, agent OF the Florence on heating stoves.
j. J. George has a case OF elegantly made bootS
and shoes. Kings Palace millinery establlsbment
is represented by a rich array OF millinery goods.
cdoaks tosl "a and fancy articles Messrs Milne Proc
tor art furniture house is here reflected I'm nina
ture, by nne display OF goods. A. Saks Co. have
nne exhibit OF gentlemen's clothing Mr. Oppen-
Of machines OF approved pattern Mr. Julius Ians.
ourgh has handsomely arranged exhibit OF car.
pGSs eFIx ana c upholstery hsGy goods Messrs. Cav.
striking exhibits in the hall The arrangement
,. tne crates, tenders, lights, and coors Is very
maker, has on exhibition some OF the finest instru
nents men from hi, workshop Mr. c. Baum has
ct articles. Mr.. Samuel 7. Clark, OF Baltimore.
sAnlolts bicycles Mr. CassaSia exhibits fruitR
geo r. Tlmms co. show the latest styles OF gen
.iemeh clotnng. Charles A. Andrews, manager
d d tne Novelty popcorn works, or Lynn, Massa.
;nuSetts, makes popcorn right on the spot Messn
play OF furnishing goods. In their section rs also
SHOWN spinning wheel made IN 1893 The Fowler
.pr Dea company and Madame Demonet Son,
llacturlng company exhibit bicycles in the small
circular hall on the House side OF the crypt
The Agricultural Annex.
The annex OF the Garfield fair In the building on
2th street, near the Agricultural department. In
levoted TO exhibits OF an agricultural and mechan-
cal nature. To-day 1t was opened with the rest
II the fair, but the workmen were busly engaged
q putting the finishing touches to the exhibita
mo there was a general air or incompetenesa
loout y the entire building. But by the beginning
building will be well worth a visit The central
'oint OF interest In this building is the magnifI-
ent and unique display made by the Atchison.
topeka and Kansas railroad company. This
occupies the center or the building and
OF quadrangular form in pagoda shape.
me design Is TO represent the products the cotu.
ry on the line OF the railroad, which includes the
tates OF Kansas, Colorado, Nevada New Mexico,
arizona and old Mexico
THE CEREALS
re mainly from Kansas, and their arrangement
you'd attract attention by its unique beauty even
the varied products did not possess interest.
he panels OF the base are nned with clusters of
lid grasses and cereals, while water-colored
Jews along the road are interspersed. The roof
supported by glass columns filled with the varf.
us grains and above the top is covered with
loSaic work made OF corn-stalks, ears OF corn.
asSels- The center-piece In the interior Will be-
by an Immense shock OF corn
THE SOUTHERN EXHIBITS.
In the eastern end OF the hall the minerals an6
atfve woods OF the southern states are largely
the display from that section being
nusually full and giving good idea or the natu-
Il resources OF the old cotton producing states.
otton, coal, and canned goods from Alabama and
ennessee, and an elaborate display OF native
oods from the latter state. From the Gulf states
very complete collection or grasses. Messr9