The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1884-12-28

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the solIiery of the orioi
Tor proficiency in drill and genef5 -
tactics. Grouped around the octagon builds
ing are the cases of natural minerals. show
ing as complete collection as any State in
tie Union
Inc horticultural display, under charge
OF W, q Ward of Newark, is tastefully ar
ranged and is as extensive as possible. with ,
the limited means at command.
Under the direction of M. w. BurrouQhs
the Agricultural Department makes ii
display Of all the cereals grown in the Sta
ii. H. Ihurber d Co. send large asss
ment Of canned goods, as these are all
put up at Morrlstown, in Burlington CT
w. LOrlliard u Co., the tobacconists, Ss
represented by an assortment of theirF
wares. The Buckthorn Wire Fence Com
pany Of Trenton exhibit pyramid of wireN
used for fencing. Cooper & Hew lit on
Trenton have on exhibition samples Of theiJ.
iron ana steel manufactures The Newark
Cellulold Company show the material usediE
70 the making of harness.
One OF the most peculiar exhibits IN
whole exhibition is that Of the Cauptyg.
Brothers of Passaic, who display a ease of,
"wampum," or Indian money. As this firm
Nre the only manufacturers of this conl
modify, IL is novelty which no other Sta
can claim.
The Trenton Pottery and She Mercer
County Pottery display sets of china and
other ware which would shame the country
from which, they derive their names. TheG
Terra Gotta firm of A. A. Hall & Sou, and
the Perth Amboy Terra Gotta Company
have sent number of pieces of their wo.aj6
which show marked degree of excaiiN,
New Jerseys interest III the potta =
rapidly increasing and the md =
i VIII tend to increase the psSN "
these wares. N
A manufacturer of wax threat
an assortment of thread used in 9
ing OF cotton goods. The exhibit
somely put up, and is credit to {
ufacturer. Tompkins, Cahooae &
Newark, exhibit saddlery goods in
different branches. The wine growers
South Jersey have sent an assortment
wines which occupy a prominent positis
in the centre of the New Jersey space.
/ A reception room has been fitted up "a
the accommodation of Jerseymen. JaneA
way Il Carpenter, of New Brunswick, walN
paper manufacturers, have papered the
walls and ceilings as a part of their exhibit
Many other States have similar headquar-z
tiers, but those of New Jersey excel all for&
the beauty of its arrangement The Ritz
/ tenhouse Manufacturing Company Of Pas
| sale have furnished lambrequins for drap
ing and rugs for the floors All the New
Jersey papers are on file, and also copy
OF each paper has been bound in one voil
ume for comparison with the newspaper
Of other States
In the main building the silk men espe-
cially are making a fine showing. Th&
Pioneer Silk Company and the silk concord
OF Mr.. Zilt are getting their looms in readi
ness and in few weeks will be weaving
souvenirs of the fair. Commissioner Bari
ney has worked hard to advance the inter
ests of New Jersey, and having many
friends among the New Orleans officials he
obtains favors which others could not
The Governor has designated February liz
as s'New Jersey day.
The attendants in charge of the New
Jersey Exhibit are Col. NJ. G. Weld, d
Bergen county, and Charles E. Close, d
Monmouth.