New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-16

place being suggestive % Roman Catholic chapel
Gcrmany's place in the manufacture Oi books l.
second 10 non" in Europe and hcnc" IN" display l.,
most effective. ON entering from va" western
door tie first Object encountered consists OF 4
valuable collection of German city directories,
court and states hapd-boUkS and trade Director -
of all countries. On the lett IL a rare collection
of architectural and indn stria art works of th"
two LARGEST German publisher, dealing IN thl- clae'
Of works Ernst Wasmuth. Of Berlin. and Hes IN
Il Spiemoyor, Of herlin and New ork. Many
specimens Of artistic printing are shown by tire
German GoNcrnmcn, Prntin. Office, whose work
in their bindrrv in tie lines OF lithogTaphy
and photogrsvurc il equally fine. W. Drugaln, Of
Lcip-ic, specialist printer Of Oriental and oil and
odd type, presents some most int es'ing specimens
over which the student OF printing wiz ling'r =
long while. Chrome photography and other fine
art color printng are reprcs-nt" by exhibits sub
mitted by Mcis,n'r Bnch. % LEIPZIG and a mum
Der Of others. There splendid exhibits OF inks
aud colors used in ornar"nti printing. The
book lover from anywhere viii bc interested here
by inspection Of the Imposing e.lIibits Of com
plcte set Of the familiar TauchgitZ editions OF
books consisting of no less than 2,0G1 volumes
bound uniformly in half-morocco. curious
looking AFFAIR is larg" wall map of th" Chimes:
Empire, the text beinq printcI exclusively in
Chinese type 1t would lie very confusing sup
plcmcnt 10 Chinese Guide-hook in the hands Of
an American traveller in that country. The
Germans present here also two fac-siinrs OF the
two oldest general maps OF the American Cont
ncnt Classics Of all countries and ages are rcp-
resented in these shelves in III" German Kan ,uagc.
4 got of the great Cyclop.dias Of Meyer AMI Of
Iroclaus afford an interesting feature. Here, too
il the German child's delight, tie immor al
Strummelpcter" The shelves arc heavy with
many of the works of the German scientific scl0
ars In every available spot an attrrc-
tive engraving or som" interesting subject repro
ducrd by the photographers art The Berlin
Photographic Company make magnificent show
ing and around this is consianth gathered a num-
her of Interested visitors throughout the hours OF
the day when the buildinc is opcn 10 the public.
II is suggestive of the interest which the pcopl"
generally take in the German Government Bull
ing that its interior is almost constantly crowded
which is not true of the building OF any otrer
foreign country Naturally many who are walk
ing along the avenue by the lake ar" attracted
by the picturesque exterior. They see people
passing in ard passing out. They themselves pass
in, and it is long before they are ready TO pass
out again.
The German population Of Chicago is large. re-
spccta L. and well to do. Milwaukee supplies
a supplement Of equally thrifty citizens. hcsr
people are all Americans. but they are all children
Of the Fatlrrand and their hearts cannot fail
70 respond tenderly in gratitude 10 their kindred
at home for what they have nobly done 10y
representing that Fathcrland at this great Inter-
national Exposition.