New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-21
THE FOOD EXHIBITION.
FEATURES OF THE COMING SHOW.
ENTERTAINMENT AND INSTRUCTION RANGING
FROM wAGNERIAN MUSIC TO OBJECT
LESSONS In MILKING COWS-COL-

ENTERTAINMENT AND INSTRUCTION RANGING
FROM wAGNERIAN MUSIC TO OBJECT
LESSONS IN MILKING COwS-COL-
LECTING EXHIBITS AND AR
RANGING DETAILS.
The work OF collecting exhibits and arranging the
multitudinous details OF the coming Food Exposition.
which is to occupy Madison Square Garden from
October l to October 81, goes bdavely on. Daniei
Browne the originator OF the show. says 10 Is assuming
proportions which lie hardly dreamed when ne began
the work and he is greatly encouraged by the general
and widespread public interest displayed in tie Ex-
position Nearly all the floor space devoted 10
exhibits has been taken up. entirely BY manufacturers
OF food products Of America. to which Glass; he says
the exhibits will be strictly limited. Governors,
Icnators Congressman and smal-fry officials without
number have written to him that they expect 10 De
present and bring teir wives and families. while the
President should his engagements permit 1t, mas
promised to open the Exposition Rural visitors viii
be enabled to listen Wagncan music Illustrated
by Anton sedl while city folk to whom The realities
OF country life have been confined to what they were
enabled To see In the city parks and there are doubt
an amazing number Of SUCH will have the oppor-
ity TO sec the processes OF nature at work Just as
they ar. daily seen in countless American farms
Thor ,ughbred cows will yield rich milk in the sight
Of the curious spectators while experts will lecture
on the dairy Industry With this object lesson, the cow
before them and their bearers
These working diaries OF the cattle exhibitors at the
Food Exposition will be Of the most entertaining
and instructive features Of the show. Cream aud
butter will be made from the milk OF the animals In
the Garden, and they will be the blue-ribbon prize
winner, OF DImber'ess country fairs. Nce-Presldent
Morton will show his beautiful thoroughbred Guernsey
cows from the Ecrsc farm and the experts Will
mako butter fro mtheir richly colorcd cream ana
fashion it into prints IS done for the clubs Of the
,,-iro HE nI- oAp and
chow the great New-York public their phenomenal
milking qualities. II IS safe - that the output
Of one OF these hlgA-class Ho!sfens will astonlsh
people unacquainted with the possibilities OF a COW.
Jerseys and Ayrshires Will also b. there and icecream
and butter will be made every day. novelty
I'm these wording daries has been introduced By the
superintendent, Professor James Checsmap, In these
working diaries In the form Of an electric motor which
Win operate the entire plant Mr.. Cheesman has an
International reputation dairy expert and repre-
4encd the dairy interest OF the United States at the
recent Paris Exhibition
In h1rt the promoters Of the Food Exposition IN
tend make this display larry products. which
Is tho clief industry Of tn farmers Of New England
and New York state. the feature Of the exhibition.
Mayor Henry +. Avord, president OF the Maryland
Agricultural College, has been engaged to entertain
tho visitors to the Exposition With two drawing
room tabs on food from dairy products. In the
same room In which Miss Maria Parloa will lecture
on the art cooking the audiences Of the Major will
gather There he will tell how great bencfactrcss
he COW Is what she does why she does It. and how
we'll and cheapy she works for human kind Two
dairy expert will DC sent down by Dairy Commits
missioner j. X. Brown. OF this state to explain the
processes Of bntrr and cheese making according 10
the latest ideas. Every afternoon and evening the
public viii learn how pure dairy foods are produced
and manufactured and the delicate appreciation OF
form and color may DO satisfied 70 the full.
This is to be national exhibit OF butter and
cf-cesc' said Mr.. Chcesman. - premium hist Is
h-ing prepared which Will be 50 equitable and COM
pr-hcnsive az to induce all makers OF choice dairy
goods TO exhibit their products in competition.
board OF jurors OF national reputation Will be ap-
)incd 10 pass The exhibits. Besides the clAsslil-
cation Of gravity and separated cream butter
here win h a subdivision Of separator cream butter
Into s,vcr and rpcncd cream products To prevent
crcamcrlcs competing with tho farms the former will
be- compelled 10 exhibit about ten times as much OF
their mako the farmers There will be special
awards also for manufacturers OF apparatus, salt
coloring matter and packages"
Though the dairy show will be the chef feature OF
the Exp, stion. Il has not completely monopozed the
attention Of the promoters Of the enterprise. The
vast amph,hcarc with its hoor space OF about 10000
feet will be given over almost entirely TO manufactured
articles Of food. Manager Browne has formulated
list ~ rules barring ont exhibits Of liquors. patent
medicines specifics and permitting no dealer
who + not n manufacturer 10 exhibit his products.
This will bc the first great exhibition Of food pro
duets ever held I'm this OTHER country said
Mr. Browne. "1hrc have been in London affairs
called .ieathcrtes.' AZ which exhibits Of food pro
duct, have been made but they mixed I'D with
displays II Ia. latest Kind Of sanitary Plumbing and
other device, Of that nature. which could not be
called food products. Then there have been ero'ers
fair, In this country. Of them In ts city. chiefly
run As advertising schemes for lot # adultcratcd
food,. our Food Exposition will resemble none Of
these. II viii show the progress made by tbis
country I'm the last 400 years and demonstrate IN"
ct that this 1, the greatest food produ' ng country
In tn, world. II Is being held under tho auspices
of the Food Manufacturers Association. OF which
T.. &. Hazard /, president. Not alone VIII manu-
lacturcd products be exhibited but products OF the
soil sea ana dairy. We have paid $4,000 rent for
the Garden. outside the theatre beside $4,000 10
Anton scdl to give Two concerts afternoon and
commodation Of 5000 people who desire to hear
Mr. Scldl after Viewing the exhibits. The concerts
will be followed by lectures and demonstrations In
cooking by Miss Faroa ~ Boston, whose name Is
"A household word In this part OF the country; one
ticket costing fifty cents. will admit the holder To
every part OF tho Exposition. II Is incadtI, how
ever. TO auction OH the boNc~ purchasers OF which
will be entitled to i've season tickets To the Ex-
position
California win make special exhibit Of olives
and Vermont Will show what 1t can turn out In the
Of maple sugar $500
The president OF the Chefs Socictc Philanihro-
piqur has pron II his cooperation toward making the
exhibit Of the French COOKS of the >ociete "a feature
The cafo and ladies' restaurant will be under the
supervision OF Matthew and Gourmet, the well.known
caterers.
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