New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14

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gable industry Of the last quarter Of the nineteenth
century Every feature of the great exposition Wall
be a part and parcel Of the hotel and transporA-
ton industries. and every civilized country OH the
face of the globe will be represented
This exhibit should be divided properly into four
great departrnsnts The first should Illustrate the
history Of road-making and vehicle building OF
NAVIGATION and naval architecture, up 10 the carry
part Of the present century. when steam hrst TOOK
a part in the science Of navigation on lana or sea
The second should the period Of steam a.
empoyed in navigation, mp to the Application Oh
electricity as motive power. The thHd Shou''
deal with the period Of electricity ana steam To-
eether with compressed air gas and other MINOR
motive power. The fourth should reatn s'lely 70
tho entertainment OF travellers In hotels on ran
ways and passenger vessels. ana shoud De
divided into sub-deparments. Though the expo
sitlon according to the programme. mas not Deem
divided just this 1t Is not difficult TO si'
out and properly classify the various EXHIBITS.
While tho exposition. extensive as II VIII pe, VIII
include nothing outside Of appliances for the trans
portaton and entertainment OF travellers. II Will
illustrate 20 A remarkable degree the tremendous
development Of manufactures, commerce ana even
the science ~ government Transportation by lana
and sea will De considered separately. tnouSh on
tho same scale. Aerial navigation VIII form de-
partnent hy Itself viii cycling ana other less
important modes Of transportation possibly s''h
a. skating snow-sa1eing and submarine navisd-
t!on.
Tho first two fundam@.;a. departments vii he
architecture ana means Z transportation. The
former Il thcS" Will include plans AMI S'hehi'S
II furnishing FOR hotels AM caf@s. building ma
teriais and plans ami models Of ships ana ~ ran
way construction. Tho second will b. divided into
three sub epa rtments. Of these tho first VIII con-
slider rything relative to travel Dy land-the
construction Of railway carriages and engines
electric. steam ant hors" railways. carriages. ON
nihuses and all cllsses Of minor vehicles. whether
moved by horses by other power. ana all sorts
of cycles and their construction. In the suo-He-
partrnent descriptive II travel by water. there VIII
b. included the different classes ~ steamers Illus
tr,tions ~ practical shp-buiding, together win
models and drawings OF ships with electric an
other power. AMI all sorts Of submarine craft III
Illustrations Of aerial navigation there Will be pd-
looms FOR typographical and military purposes ana
models 4 the so-callel flying machines when
have been invented within the last few years.
All classes Of FRESH and preserved foods VIII ne
shown. with wines and liquors. spring ana mihe'ii
waters provisions for ships the products OF Drew
cries and dlsteries In nearly every country IN the
world cocoa chocolate bakers wares. coniectlohS'
,tc lee machines viii also b. IN full operation
Ventilation and other features OF sanitation sue"
a. heating. lighting. etc. and protection against
the dangers - Are will be- ,laborately illustrated.
Art WEI enter into consideration. too. FOR the
hotel must please IN. IS" as we'll as nave an at
tractiye cuisine Tho art department Will inclune
practical illustrations OF the manufacture oi car
pets rugs ami wall paper. trescoing. prlntlhS' on
CRAVING photography. wood carving. sculpture
crystal ami g.ass manufacture. weaving OF me
different textile fabrics 20 be- found about motel
ann nm feet. everything in the decorative me
While each II THESE features VIII be clasSlh"i SIP
,rtt.y thcy Will be arranged thdt thclF re-
latious ~ the other Departments ~ hoteI ne anu
1, TRANSFORMATION will Ne instantly understood
Al the Industries which are brought mo rrqIs
zion I, furnish hotel vii h" illustrated, thttc WIN
h. examples ~ complete kitchen. butter = pthtrS,
laundry. dairy. various shops. printing eSlApiSl
rn.nts ana the complete Interiors or various moiei
hotel rooms of ship cabins. and OF railway car
ritres dining AMI sleeping cars, etc me APP,
pliauces FOR lnSurug the safety or traNtIl"FS VIII
h. Illustrated by all kinds Of locks. hreproof safes
p,rlt,s io be- used In ~ fire, brakes. rockets;
M, boats firearms etc. horticult ural section Will
b.. introduced % show all there - 10 De seen re-
,,,rIfu, ftrmng gardening In the field. the root
or the window with floral ornamentaton ana az
fhe uecc.sares for a CONSERVATORY. Every FORM OF
Insurance. on Land or on sea, VIII also De eIdbo-
ratciy illustrated. ~, ,,.,o, -,
contarnl,t.s leaving ont nothing that pertains m
,pv rasuect TO travel and the entertainment OF
travellers There will he many novelties, ana th'
rnIn,r.rnent hao decided to encourage everything
IN his linz which may have the slightest bearing
on the tXo grca; Industries 10 be ILLUSTRATED. one
of tha novelties VIII be Il restaurant run without
winters visitors having merely 10 press an e!ectf.,
burton their wants supplied
Tho United States has made greater pNSt IS III
ho.l construction ami transportation facilities
than any country. and arrangements nav" al
ready been made by Americans Tor representation
AT Amsterdam Il magnificent scale During the
<posl, ION several congresses concerning important
Questions about hotel and travelling HE VIII De
held on grounds