Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-11-06
Classification Of Exhibits.

GROUP I.-Works OF Art.
Class and 2. Painting aud drawing.
T. Sculpture and die sinking
4. Architectural drawings and models.
s. Engravinss and Autographs.
GROUP H.-Educafional and Instructive.
Class g. Printed books.
a. Stationery, bookbinding, painting and
drawing materials.
s. General application of the arts of drawing
Q. Photographs and Photographic apparatus.
TO- Musical instruments and music
II. Instruments of precision. Donations
IL. Maps and charts. donations only.)
GROUP IlI.-Furnifure aud Accessories.
ClassIS. neutrality-suspicious. and decorators'
u. Crystal and painted glass.
15 Pottery.
II. Carpets. Tapestry. and other stuffs for fur.
II. Goldsmiths' and silversmiths' work. and
cutlery.
49, Bronxes and various art castings-repousse
work.
10. Clocks and watches.
20 Apparatus and processes for heating and
lighting.
81. Perfumery.
%. Leather work. fancy articles. and basket
work.
GROUP Iv.-Tertile Fabrics, Clothing, and Lcces.
Glass %. Cotton thread and fabrics.
"a. Thread and fabrics Of fax, hemp, &C.
rs. Worsted yarns and fabrics.
"a. Silk and silk fabrics.
70. Laces, net embroidery trimmings.
80. Hosiery, underclothng, and accessories Of
clothing, needlework.
81. Jewery.
s.. Portable weapons.
Tor. on snS camp 'qup'se
GROUP Whining Industries. Rap and Manutac-
fured Products.
| Class &c. Mining and metallurgy. crude minerals.
and metallic
81. Products Of the cultivation of forests.
IS. Products of. and instruments for. hunt.
| ing, fishing. and shooting.
30. Agricultural products.
40. Leather. skins, and furs.
GROUP vI.-Apparatus and Processes used in the
Mechanical Industries.
Glass Al. Apparatus and processes in mining and
metallurgy. donations only.)
~. Agricultural implements and processes
used In the cultivation Of fields and for
ests. donations only)
-. Apparatus and processes used in agricul
tural works and In works for the Prepa-
ration Of food. donations only)
A. Machines and apparatus in general. (Do-
nations only)
IS. Machine tools.
46 and ~ united. Apparatus and processes
used in spinning and rope making;
apparatus and processes used In weav-
ing. donations ony.)
4s. Apparatus and pToSs:'e: 70. sewing and
~. Carriage, and wheelwrights work.
81. Railway apparatus. donations only)
81. TeIsEraphic apparatus and processes.
SO. Navigation and life.savisg
"a. Materials and apparatus for military par.
poses.
IS. Signal service instruments and maps.
GROUP vII.-Vegefabte Products.
| Class S. Cereals. farinaceous products and their
derivations.
81 and So united. Fruits.
50. Condiments md stmulsnts. and sugar
and confectionery. donations oniy)
60. Fermented drinks. donations only.)
GROUP vIII.-Horficuitmral.
Claas al Flowers and enfed pIanfs. (Ilona-
60. Fruit and fruit trees. donations only)
80. Seeds and saplings Of forest trees do
g. Conservatory plants. donations only.)
All other exhibits will be received and arranged
under the general PLAN remaining In place until tns
| by the exhibitor or his agent.
A Board Of Award has been provided for. whose
duty 1t will be to examine and report upon the
exhibit, to award medals and such honorable men
ton as, In their judgment, be deserved, and 10
give suitable engraved certificates of the same, &C
cordng to the rules and regulations adopted and OBJ
| served at the Centennial Exhibition of 1876.
Transportation and insurance upon all art exhibits
loaned for the occasion and portaton upon all
Direction. Transportation upon all exhibits made
for the advantage or profits Of exhibitors shall be 1t
| their cost and risk.
the entry Of all exhibits made for the advantage or
profit Of exhibitors. There will be no charge for
exhibits of this class. but all platforms, cases.
| expense Of the exhibitor.
fine outside of all packages must be plainly marked
the exhibit belongs. as well as the name Of the
exhibitor.
| Address all packages
Garfield Monument Committee, Washington,
| D. Co."
and mail the bill. of ladng to F. T. Wilson, sscre.
s'y Board of Direction E'''' House, w''h''s''''