New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-24

trailing through. This piece is one of the most
Characteristic American ferns are finely worked
in green silk on tea cloth. and form unique de-
Many contributors have. used the American
produced that the natural blossoms can be placed
beside them without either clashing in color
is to be seen in this collection and all the pieces
seem 10 be OF equal merit
difficult flower to embroider is the mignonette
and one tabecloth embodied design formed of this
This exhibit is of special interest because Of the
dllnculty attending the work of rendering the bios
From the Baltimore Society of Decorative Art
W6eS tMo nu IF sn Of on
silk following the design desired, and stitching the
it is almost Invisible The coarser silk thus used for
the the laid work Is not stitched through the material
stitch it in place the effect when finished is that
face Of the goods without any 9 Stitching having
been used, but keeping its form perfectly Grapes
An exhibit of great interest entered by Mrs, Can;
from Raphaels Cartoon pi9 The Miraculous pGaugS
OF Fishes" The original cartoon hangs in the
a perfect reproduction peculiar process was fol-
lowed Draughtsmen were sent over to see the
being in colors. The second photograph was cut
graphically enlarged until the twelve formed the
r e om f hs GTe @ or Gs
reproduced in the needlework. with the colored
tail incpding the Expressions res V on the faces the
original cartoon has been reproduced It is difficult
oeS a by 3e ar a b4as usually
This tapestry is considered a treasure of art. and
when exhibited at the Exposition will be inclosed
wall The entire exhibit Of art Embroidery is now
on its way TO Paris 1t was shipped last Monday
FINEST FRUITS GROWN.
The fr1it exhibit collected through the efforts
of Commissioner L. NJ Blakely ice-presdent Of
the Commission. and formerly Mayor of Lyons N
Y. is varied and attractive. The fruit industry in
this State is of the largest agricultural in
dustries of the Stare and Commissioner Blakely
WAYNE MunToe 0rean ms and Niaeara
From Niagara County unusually fine specimens
of grapes, apples, pears, pums and peaches were
of the fruit orchards in the Western portion Of
State to select the b mGst % sed 5r F
cold storage buildings where portions of the early
hfa been
Evaporated fruits form part OF the exhibit and
and small fruits. An the fruits are at present
an atng Shipment eq 10 hs sS S be
brought to New-York in cold storage cars, and be
of that month the fruit will be sent over on cold
The exhibit of fresh fruits includes two hundred
cases containing one bushel each ana COMPRISE comprise
s sen Market Esopus
the fruits to be displayed in Paris will be OF
One case viii be reserved for specimens of each of
the exhibits contained in the many other cases
This case which is the one containing the fruits
on which the jury of awards will base their opin,
ions as to merits of the exhibits will be placed
in cold storage Immediately upon Its arrival at
Paris and remain there until submitted to the Jury
The Commission enteTtains strong hopes OF an
award for the fruit, and Mr.. Blakely is trying 10
bring about arrangements whereby the eHhlpus
NAV be renewed from the early fruits OF the COM
ing summer, the exhibition remains open until
October Is. 49, --,,,,~o
ness to cooperate in this plan by which early
apples plums, pears peaches and other fruits can
be shipped during the summer. The fruit has Deen
collected at the expense of the New-York state
Commission.
DAIRY EXHIBIT.
The dairy exhibit will be fine one as New
York State is widely known for its products in this
line State butter and cheese are always In de-
mand and the exhibit will include great variety
of dairy products. Commissioner Henry A. Phil
lips has had charge of this branch of the work
The Commission decided to supply stationery 10
be the headquarters OF the COMMISSION at
Paris for the of guests and others -,
The stationery is of superior quality, ana VIII
bear as a heading the coat of arms or the state Oh
New-York. ~, 1000
of great service strangers visiting Paris i-lsts
of hotels boarding houses and others supplying
accommodations for travellers will be supplled 10
those desiring them together with information re-
garding the rates charged and other details
Guides who thoroughly familiar with the CITY
will be on hand at the headquarters 10 escort
visitors to places of interest and many other ar
rangements for the comfort or visitors nave peeh
made