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V01-XXXVI.N? 10,955.
NEW-YORK, WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 187G.-TRIPLE SHEET.
PR?CE FOUR CENTS.
THE NEW WORLD'S FAIR.
WHAT WILL RE BEEN TO-PAY.
GLIMPSE AT WtWBtt IM'IV.l.TMI'NT OF TH
(?Kvrr.vsiAi, r.xiiiHiTioN.
Thi? Centennial Exhibition open**) in Tin
adelphia to-day. Neither of tlio fnoat World
Fairs lit lil m r?i<t year?* in Europe lia* equal?'
it in t a!, nt or mu pass? ?I it in vanity or per
eral inter? st. At Paris, in lM',7. there WM
more compact antl -systematic, ami perhaps
mor?' brilliant ?1.splay, and at Vionun, in MT
the Oriental nations were mon- fully nptMBBBi
tij l.ut the Anieriean Vtit pBrnmrnBOa man
point.?? of Ktip**:i??iit;. ov? r those exhibitions. 1
.*?-*? the nat.ital ?pradacfe the indu-frics, U?
inventions, nml the ails of the Western Henu
aphiie as ih.'v aran ?over shown before, am
Magi tli?-in fot tl.e uni ?nw in the.r fullnes
ami i?eif??tion in c-nti;)??? with those of the Oh
World. In IfcC 1>< l?artni?nt of Ma.'hincry it i
incomparably superior to nil its pre.lccessors
and in that of tmttt iiiipb-mcnts ami product
it has marta bat ? equaled. The Art Depart
nient, although not conlainiiiR M many reall:
great masterpi? <<-v as were MCI at Paris am
Y;,:,ii.i, eiii!>i;?<<-* ? wider rcprcwiitation 0
uAimptaarj peinte? ami sculptors ?of neon
ni/fl ?titiit ttOBt all parts of the civ ilized \vorl?l
In the I)oj'.r(itiiunt of QOMll Matiuf'.K'turin?.
a? Rfmtnled in the Main Ibiihlini'. the dit
p?..v is much greater in Quantity thai
u ? ? v? r before atteinpte?l, ami in objects o
_l?,i,il iiit,-ie?t is ?exceedingly rich. The in
tein..ii"!:al feature b complete beyond all expec
titions?every eivili/e?l State on the globe ex
_Bg Grci-ce and a few ?it the petty He
jmbli? s in Central ami Bontb ?America b? im
n'jiii-? t;f?-'l. Even ni'h far-aivay ami little
k-!? '.--ii lo'iiitiic? ;i? the Orange Fine state ii
Afii- ?? Md T.i--!iiaiii.i :?i?1 New Zealand in tli?
Austral udan group, ,ioia in th?' grand ?eoneoom
of union?*., t'ur correspondente in Phi'.adel
jhia I'M?, nt a Complete <h -<i ipiion of tin
?attest features of Ihe Exhibition. Aided b*
the n;M.p oi the grounds nml the diagrami
of tin- piunip.il buildinga which we print, tin
reader will be able to gel ? dent id? a of th
magnitude ami chanetei of the wonderfu
8p?< t?ile pneented in Eairmotint 1'aik to-tl.ty
and will realize the grandeur ami aigniflcanc
ui an uiidei ta Uiif* lhat has assemble?! a
one spot the beet achieYementi "f huniai
geniua, indu In, and skill Cram all lands am
l?i opks.
THE EXHIBITION GEOUNDfl.
Al'i'itt 2ACi M tot "f th.* [?in linn of Fniiiiioiiiit I'iii?
1 i west of the Scbuylkil] River are occupied by
tin ?Exhibition. Tbegroemd i- admirably adapta
lot Um puipoeee of the fair. It baa derated pis
t an. ?irith three apara jatting oui toward the tires
* purated (roa ?rack other i?v <le':>, w loded ravines
tl.'.?? ugh ul Leb now small s*r?-.'iTn?. ?One of theae ra
vineeta ? ailed L inadowna Valley, aad ?the otita B? .
I Valley. The f ?met ia ?ipaaned l?y ? wo bridges,
.in ?of t'.i?) plateau abort
the - .? 120 .'?.t.aii'l bom ?the brow o?
i i.f ti?' ?.,.- a luvi-iv lit?? may !???
? ed of th? gn u valley below, the
Wind ?end the wide e\|>iitise ??1
i ' hing out tu tli?- i a.-'.i m
! ? ri ?? i. Out "t" ih?- three i e ipied by the
A:t Gallery, another by Horticultura] Hall, and the
third by Agricultura] Hall, while the broad plata
. :..- t!.-? Main Building, Ma
? n llii?i. i!i<-r. s. <, ivi'iiniH'iii Building, and a
, The r-i'l??. <?f the
eabetw? en :h<- pria? Ipal ?edlfii m
buildings. x" ?;? h of the
groanda riae th?- jiietnr??i as highta <?f Belmont,
erawned with thi old Jndg? Petera mauaion (now a
i? .iiimiti, where it ia said that every President
.???in wa?, entertained.
Westward ?>f ?this fatuous resort ??f i'ark
sis am the great green walla
of u rosen ?ir, and Mill further west
ind i| ?I ?; ? ? ?( Hiil, the l?est point
: . da and tin h _? timir,
ef ri. er, park and city. Onthe aonth an?; south
building! ??f a DOW ?iiiarter of
Philadelphia??b?ge barracks ol exten p
-;,?.\??.'.f glaring red bouses.an?%multi
?. gay ??? .tli fresh paint
irith fiagi "i ;.il Dations, complete the
i be grata Is are ?travel ed i?y
Ire tii.iin avi-iitic?. the Avenue ?if the Republic
tanning clone Main and Machinery
; : Belmont-avo., extending from the chief
: ion : r??i.iiiain-ii?<'., ?eonnect?ng
:ili \?i;h II'il'ln tlltllllll
Hall; Agricultural-avea, ?travmaing the grooads
1- Itural H r. ; I and the Main Building ;
Btalc ave. Blurting Um base <>f ?George's
llil'.. ost of the 8tate headquarten
bent, lit :?? ?? ii-. t walki 11 ? ? t
? \ii the nain ? ? noi walhs
"'? " ,t. nun of .M.'i
? - > pretty little Iahe eov? ring about
. covered
i abb i..'. . . ? .ni? m
t: ? ? ? ". :? ted ?viili Par?
tei ? ti i' ??>?? r. and . ,i ?m,k. ii F?ur
p to the p?stala of t;;r- Hall.
1 . ?. . ; ;I nuini amhend
> re and
: md the
i?? I ??11. ?. ' | . ,,., , ?ber
ht - d foruiah dei . . .,. i\ ,.
ce to the grooi d - - been
: tad -O
... intain, ?? p
-f
di lhe?gn ?t
I '??iii.ciii'i- S..i i. ty.
.' fountain, is much the
, ...1 in An,, i a. ["he
M ' ? Ung
of 1 atber
? ' .. '.' . .j Can ill, and
A! aib810N-PO] ?. B-RECTA1 i.'ANiS.
prws ufadmhatomand
;?' v . change, -which
'? ? i '
? i
? t at a
? ?
? 600 ii.-.ii.'ii.M'i polio
! ' ordei ardprotecl the
1 .u. efficient
' I with i aani lieei
J .'"l buffeta m t. .
.......
' ?ttraetivs mi,?? apoo Un
I --? largeatia the AaMriesa ReaUmrant,
' ?? of Befanoi ; VBBt y, at -it Um Agrie 'i
h Insloass ?thraa aidr?of a quadrangle,
??ad a'lui-!?, the bBngry aa epfottunlty to ?ime al
1 '.?run' ?.?i,iteriiiji toots ot mandaba
tai i?a\i'i,iii_, ?i biBlaigi buqaeting L nil, or in
at of private ?dining-rooms. Anetehse
traplayais thsaftarnooaa J hi Sontbsn J^-stiiurant,
ont i -h ?nailer buildi?ig, .tanda at the ?BtotMet-OB
at atato aad Bel?at avaa. Laaher'a Qsnaaa hes
ts'it^nt, tiiur llor?n uUuial Hull, coimiiiiulM a btau
t-i??) -. .fv, ?f ti.oVall.-y of the SehuylhilL It is a
iarg?. tUui.t_it iiicloiiin^atodit. Sudrcatui'o Kco
THE CENTENNIAL EXIII1.1TI?.X (?I.OINDSI' AT !? \ IRMOUNT PARK._
-saranaaann-a-t-aaarrTm-aii ? ???m iisniuum isw?-_?(??-_???? ,? m,? ?. _ _ _ _.._ ???..,. m ???lanmim?n?i ?-.
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EXPLAKATl N OF MAP.
The Centennial gronnda are <li? i?l,-il into four ?sec?
tions ir, Belmont und Fountain-area. In ihe aonth
eaat lectionthe buildinga on nnmbered froni i to
in ; in the south-wee! seriKni from BO ?to W ; in the
north-west sectioa from 100 to in?; and in ?the
north*eaat section Iran l"?o t<? 900.
p if 1II EAST BECTIOK.
1. Main RutMlac.
2. ah Uall? iv.
S y ?!??..? on i- ?il ?iall.r.?'.
4. Photograph lialleiT.
5, \,.i u? Ha.u liini ling.
? National Back.
7. I'u?tl.?* ?. ?lu?")! Cloak
! ' "Il,
8. Sva-i'.t n School tli'lliV-.
<?. I' l,-\ li a l.t l.'lil? *.nni??l
Bonding.
10. siii.-i s Bawini M*
11. Bsdrean KeMaiiiaiit.
12. II iiiii.i?' Camp.
13. yuk Dairy a~-..? i..t ?t?,
IS, ( n Kxtenaion M.Ik leer.- ;
A?-ii?'iaii'?ii.
14. Bible Boclet*?.
1.1 l'ii'.l c i <i.ii?nrt Striti'?".
16. I'liilad? :|?li?? Cllj Bull 1
Ina
17. Soila Wat? r.
1?. Moorish \'iil??.
I;, ?, i ,,.,.. (lor, nimmt.
?.'?? Brazil K ai lu u lining,
21. Kitiii.iir" Con ? ? ? '.
v ', -., : i ?rat? i Fount* a
23. I ...l.al?!,?'?! i I a? -
24. Ma.il?. .. i.ai-. Vtt :?'??!???
2b, ? If ir ?i in?l
20. An?-? a? .in rnvi* ? ? ' I'V
27. ? ? nl Pool.?, a.Ull-.a.
?in. IViin?? I? al.i i llalli? *''?
? h
29. ?Cent MnUxal 1" part,
meat.
CI ?. Jndfl? ?' Mull.
81, i'tl I.? i ??in.'..:t, Tel?
ri ipb, all I <a - < "III
32. JapaneM ltiiiT'liiii.', .\
am! I:
Uli. KlIl'M 1..111, 11 Si' I. 11(1 1
boute.
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;: .. Publii ' "ii'[?'i..
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87, Kl inil-plpe.
::-?. i ira -li tinrerntnent
39. Htalnnd <? a?? Bnllillng
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in. Vienna Biikerr.
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42. Umpire i ini-j-i iaii-m
I'.a I
13 ? pi i it-.' l'M- ?'.
-II. I'l.lI'lL-.ll Bll .?Ml*.
1... l'a . .h??;? ??i l i? ii? ii I tat*
at ?n.
46. Burial C_.?ket BulM n r.
;,. ia.' ia- Caution i
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I . ; nil .? -tatl"ii.
ra. Mice HUlloo,
10 ? ?, Ma ill it
i., 'ia. a Caramla i'a
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61. -.n??t t.- alii' r mill,!
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113. Sp
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i - - ? ? a. uni i ?. ar,la.
,?'). ru:.".? i uuii'iiit r.a'u
room.
tniirant Lafayette look* down into the pictarcaq
glen of Lanadowne ] and tha other French ?si.
liahment, that o? the Irotei"Viret /rotxuceaut, atan
an tha banks of tbe lake. Tin- Hebrew Reataunu
mi tin ? st?t p dope <?f ('.ni-.''- Hill, lookt so! o.
tin- whole Exhibition gro?nos. 'Iln- Vienna Bake
and t ('itt-c-liini-t, i-.t-t ?.f Memorial Hall, wlU
fuiiiul ?i pla eto go i" iiii'ti than on? ??. if it dltpeni
su- h Kit :..! nuil c ;'i c ?i - on.-}.* t- In Vienna ; at I
the Turkith *'??il.4--li4.ti-4-, near kinchin rj Hi
everybody will want t" enjoy tin- novelexperien
of siting t-rii-s-legged (?ti a ?lisiin. sinokillg
chibouk ?>t D-Jg-lyeli and tipping a tlnj ? ?ij?
Mi?. Lit. '_
TRANgPOBTATION OF VIS-TORS.
I?ToprevionsWorld'aFail has had aneb faciliti
foi the tran rportation of large namben of ti Itorit
and from itegatea aa hat the Centennial. At t!
Hyde Park Exhibition there were only otnnibtit
andcahs* .ii Bydenham there irera two line- ?
railway, hnt the location waa too far frota Lottd?
for other meant of transi! to he atad; al Paria, i
1807, there were no atreel railwaya, and no atea
tranaii (<"> the groan? ; al Vit ma, the ttrt
ear an.l omnibna systemt were excellent, bi
?team eould not l??' employed. Fain ?uni Pai
Is connected with .Be deneely populate, portions?
Philadelphia by three lines of tteam railwt _-b
/?nir linea ??f hor ie ca? I i line if fa i omit
|.it-.... The tteam linea are, firat, :t branch of tl,
Penn ylvania Rtdlraad extending acrota tlio nortl
.tt t>f thecrtylrotn the Frankford and Kei
Biugton inbnrbt to a ttation opposite the main iruf?
?.I the Exhibition; tetcond. another braneh of th
tameroad running acrota the aontbern part of th
city from tbe Delaware River fronl to tbe Bchti*
kill,and thence i<? the tame ttation : third, the Be id
in.* I'.-i ilroad. dispatching 240 traint ?i day from ii
<?! li f terminal ttation al Thirteenth laid Callowbill
md at Ninth and Green-eta., in the bear
of the city, and Cram itt tubnrban ttation
at Richmond, Germttntown, atni Norriatowi
t? Itt Exhibition ttation neat Ifemorial 11.11
l ? can ?ng capacity of theae linea it practical I*
unlimited, 'il", four ttreat-car linea are the Grand
Arenne, the Race and Vino, tha Market 81reel
and the Cb t-.rit and W.limit Street. All run fron
the Deli i re to the p weengei railroad <??
i.i fronl of the Main Building, and ? a? h etoaaaa Uu
? ? in idge There la alt n th?
\\. -t lit..I Railway, rea? hing .-til parte <>f Wi al Phil*
adelpbia not trnveraed by one or the other of these
n in i: I nnmerana linea running north and
Bonth aell exchange tlsketa, (_'? >?>?1 on either
.if tha lines ranalag to the ExhiM ion,
fur alna conta. Bo Interlaced is Phila?
delphia with stiv.'t-1-iir trackt thai It will bediffl
cull f"i si .((-is t<? gel fnr?iei than tsvo or three
i, iu:. a? f i ??m ?i lino of tranaii t!..?i >?-. 11 take tin i to
the fair direct,or l?s <>n? trantf. t. Foi peopb who
prefer more re ? land comfortable riding, and who
? well ?i.i.il tbemaelvet of the tteam routea,
il, i?- are the Traatfer Company'i light, openomni*
bases rnnnioi t?> Cheatnut-at, and the principal
tart BO '?:(-. Anothorl tatopanj maaomni*
boaea between the gronnda and tha f??<?t ??f Mar*
_,? i st. f .i 29 i ' ata far.-. Within the grosndt tha
Bud Railroad Company bava ?t doubla traek
aarrow gaogt railway which maktt tha elreait "f
til?- n u -m ?nre, 1,,-i.vii,^ ttationi adjoining all tbe prin
cipaJ buildinga. Tbe cart are open al tneeidea, and
diawn by m n,tny eugiaea, l'ur.?-.-! : ? ra pay flvo
?. teat gatea leading to the station plat form., an.l
<au ii.lc the entire length ol th? Lue-about luoi
iuilct?or gel .11 at any elopping-plaoo.
DISTINGI ISHED ?I'F."T'..
T<-*lay tha g.tte* ?.ill open, bib. ;lnr etowd that i.
comiug ituiii all quai leu will rath in and ?< ?? tha
C? itennial ahow. Tha Exhibition-aanajjtaa are eaa?
tainly prepared for IhaSBj for BTttythtng moves
tinoothly IswsH the opening day. If it rain? today
the O.oou invited guvsU and the ->00_?r._e iutu will J
more into tb? main building ander coyer, and th
i??-?! that can be d ine ander an? h circumstance! ?? I
be done, Monday.n tbe grounds were closed i
all freight cara carrying exhibition goods, and t!
exhibitor* n ?.? in tbe building* \. il] bave nothing i
?I?? Itiii finish tbe arrangement of thoae goodi srl ?
: bare already receivwl. The averager?
? ra loaded with freighl by the railroad .1 l*. ? : 11 i
c? 'it,-niii.il Station ?, ;.i . ? !.?? !..-1 mouth 1.
. day.
'I he b?tela in the ? enter "f the city, and ?especial]
thoae ?-un the Exhibit und -. at?- til
Log n?> rap ' ly a?-;??) h i. ing arriv? ?1 at
le hostelry In onei 1 be " Pets mal" ? ??1
omnofthc papera bristle? **.-- ; i ? i distinguished an
well-hnown natnea, among whom a ri
fi??-? or i??m.'.is' ' :'.!...
?VUconsin, \"mni?* Iteani of Waidih (ton, <???
t ?gli iby of Illiimi-?. Senator Allison, t '.?1. A. !?'. Rock
\\<JI, and ?Gen. Pelonze, I*. .-. A.. Senator Dob
anu niece of Wisconsin, Setiatoi Ferry .'.???1 ?
Crapo nf Michigan, and Senatoi Randolph.
I'm- ii!? al Grant and bis ?? h bava arrived
and daring their stay will bo the guests of Georg
W. ChihiSL -i?i? tin? Fish aud Mrs. Fiah will als?
he tbe gueati oi George W. Cbilda, Secretario
l,'??l? .?n i . and .11 rue] -' ?en. IM?srreponi
and their wives will be entertained bj I. ..Bone
ecretary of the Navy. Mr? and lira. Brieto**
v.ill be ths guests <l Mr. John Welsh, ?ecretarj
Taft and Mri. Taft will be entertained by Mr.Wta
Wi '? h. P -'lii.'i'i. r-Ge ? ral Jewell and II a. J a ill
and GoVa Bartranfl and wife will stay with Mr. B,
I. Ci'inly. and i iiii-f In-: i?ce Waite and t a ?? \ mot i iB
.lu-?tiits ?-.ill be ?Uiegneataof tbe Hon, Thomas I'.
Dudley of Cam len, '?. .1. A grand reception will he
given bj Mr. Cbilda this eveuing, afler tbe opening
?f tin- K v ii 11 liti, ?n. In? iiiii i . i? i.a..- been extended
to the President and hi? Cabinet, to tbe army and
navy officers, t-i ?tbe memb n ??i ths Diplomatic
Corpa, tu all the Foreign Commissioners, ..''I t"
leading men in the connti '?-.
Among tin- N't .',-Viiik?!, '.?!?! have been Ini it >', to
tbe opening of the E ?it in are Mayor Wi I
Collector Artbnr, William M. Evarts, John Taylor
Johnston, 1.? i'. Mor?gan, .'. Pierrcponl Mori n,
Jndgo I?.,'.. .'n Ige 11 ? i lane . 1-. Paul I'u
Cbaillu, c W. li? hi. .1. W. ?G?rard, the Bet. Im.
I low Land, M. K. Jesnp, I.. 1'. Morton, Charles
'?'r..mu', William II. \ anderbilt, E W. Stoughl n,
Tbnrlow Weed, ?Cl._r.-sou N. Potter, Gen. ?.. h.
Sh irpe, and J. V. !.. I'm? a of Albai y.
One of the most noticeable signs of the prepara?
tions malting foi Um great ? \ ? ii t ia tbe ?activity
among the steam railroads to ?carry riaitors ?to and
liaitn the grounds. I be Pennaj IvBnia Bsilroad puta
in operation it*? n?*?? acbednl.i tbe opening day.
From New-York to Philadelphia 13 express and se
?a ti u nu nia t i, m trains will pase direct to lbs ground?
I in? same, or even a hwger anmbi ruf t raina, will !??
um tinm Philadelphia to New-York. A uniform r?
duetion of 33 per ?sent belou tbe r?gulai rates wdl
h?- m ade, They have arranged to pul 30,000 down
an boor and carry tlmm ;i?\:iy. Hva dtj railwaj
?companies terminate in front ??f the gates, aad ran
ilnir ears almoet uitbin a stone's throw of ?i? ii
other along their several routes from aO seettons of
l im-in?. Bteamboataou ths BcbnylkiU and ehesp
carrv-alli are auppoaed tobt ample means tot gi rtii?g
?i. .ion,odd people who are .nlated apon out to
the grounds nu th? opening ?luv.
JUNIS TO VIMIoRS.
it\?;.l not bo advieable to aseara k-dgiwgi ?ti o?i
fBBoa ?througb agen? un onli m yoa ato familial will)
the rity, sii'l baVS iii,i?l.-ii]> yoiii tnllnl tt to the,
?juai t?T you H iah t ?r> live i , or haVS /' i< Bads to cliooh??
i*?ai y,,n. ?Othanrlss job aaasj find yourself M flatted
off in a Lut aixl BBB1HBJI bj BttOBt Bl B tBBg dtB
tan?-.- troSB the Kiliiliitiiui ami from all other points
of alita? tion. If >"ii ititeii?! to nt:iy only n ii-?vi!s>s,
tlio hotols Lful th? Lxbilntiou v, ill he, on th. whole,
t!i ? moei desirable; hut if you mean to ret i
longer than a week, go first t-> ?.ti? of ti.- ?
lit menta or to ooe oi tin hotels in the city prope
hen look up lodgings !" su;i you in a prive
ho ;-?. J ?. ? nn! come * .t!? the Idee thai :."?: are gol
ii. . n:i anlargi ??'. Stal i '??ir. th il ean h ? " i?.'? ??" i:?
'las-. Nothing lete than a week oftteadya]
- ?:'?<?.- f..? a rapid Burvev of 11
sip v. In the Main Building alone thoroan
mi -a of ailles and paaeage-wayt between the I
-.Ii yon .-'ic ;ti suint, [y Un.I I
thr 01 . "." da? , yon ? mid better ?lisi?!
yoi tLmeaafollowti derote lit?- flratdaj iotaldn
a gineral look at the intorion of the rix principe
buildii in alt <r at ??.. honra "f baril ti ? ?
be an get through them ?ii! then make npyoa
? 'h ?i.-.ttriii rit tu I moat t\:i::t ;., -
devote 1 e i at of your time to ae. .? roughl*
to at to tal i clear and lasting iinpreasi di
If yon roam about aimles-ly your recoUectiona ?
ii.. fait v. ?1 be whoUy chaotic In case youar
fond of art, two daya apent la the Arl Hall will b
???i edu? ation lo Ihe ttylet of th
nod i n -' h '"i . a tiereaa an bout ot two of burrj in
from gallery t?. gallery \sill leare In the-aemor;
only i jiiuiii!.. of eiiini and torios. Lf your ?peoia
m fur machinery, or furtn producta and pro
cease*, or minoralog] or cbemiatry,orcerat
. -..tit may be al al glance ol |
hibil in, ?tick i" th< .'
I.? ?:? ill i Mm ?im -t. " iin'.v long will it Ink
everything th roughl. ?" the reader may ask. A
i i ' a month, : ? r.< 1 tha time will ba wel
?peni t- .. Al .i. eonclution you will be familial
with tbe beat arts ami inda tries of Ihe entire .
The coal "i a . r? ? t,t'? "-i itny in Philadelphia wltl
daily risita to I be I ti ibition a iil l"- h
tuppoalng the riaitor to practice auch ??? - myaab
nut in--,m itt? ?t with comfort and with tia objecta
of hit '
; - I ? ? ' - o-ie month .. t ?"? 00
lit rail - - . ??.-..
I lit ... : - ...i ibe i i ml? .-?i 7'i e s i icli... .
'I ! : i Kin - ? !?? i. ? lib li. ii - ? l ' 00
Btreei car fan . . 7 BO
i. i lift ?hihi iineuti. 10 (..)
. ir. "'i
Total.*.. .|13a ou
Dy taking regalar beard loa boardiag-hon t n
? ?-t of lis ?i .: can i?-- to ii [?n ?
tho lirsi throe Items ean be brought down from
S72 50 i" ? I" ?..' i."'?, and perhapt even tof
. al ?i iii-t i l.i-s hotel and daily rie ti i ?
the Tan m ty be eatln at? 1 to oot. aa follows:
I. _rds?<vi a dayt a '?.93 i 00
Admission to Lvlnie ion. I 50
? _r fa.. -. l "'.
!.. eli lli.t -. ?-"JO
Ti'tll!. I". 00
Th* nuximum prise f<>r hotel board is ."> \ >-r day.
?There are plenty nf excellent boutts wbare tits
eh.i...-1-, from S3 ?" 94, ??ml in many good, eon fort
abb.b?tela it ia aa loa ? * loi I? ?'? ?'? B?aa-_lng
bootet >'!i ir;**' ftniii .f.! b week and ap for room and
meala, AI tbe Orangen1 Em ampment, aboul ses? ?.
unies out on the line of tbt Btonaylvaaia Railroad,
ti.i. i,t rough, she,! ' '??? Btroetnreaare furnished
for 60 ? ei.tr. a night an?i meala al aaaqaallj mod?
?rate pries. In sl.'.rt than are all kiml* nf priest fat
all kindt "f pe(.(ili', just as iu ?tin.-; eit-SB, whSN
lii.-le li 11, Vs 01 ?'In I .e...
Tin: WOMAN?. I'wir.ii.v.
Tt.r r. mil meat "f exhibltort In this ilepartinent
h.-?- prevented the proper lyttematie arrangeme ot
theiraontribntiona. and tha baildinfl i*. ?i.r la ?
Mate ?,f r?'iiiiisi'?ii. it will ii.a be in thoroughly
Km nl ?iiiier f.T dayt if imt weeks. It is an ir egnlai
th.in, .1 vtiiiitb-n edifice w it tutu t pratenaiont la nl? or
?.m-ui.* to btaaty nmi greet1 bad it givre ampia
tpaes aad light to tha sssaa. Ba fur a. can ba asas
ai pr?tant there ia na ana t intu? bareta d-aptaying
oiiifiinil inventive jtosser or ?iirtiinctisc . ?i|i;nitv ?
in.leim it niiiy be tho .r.?ii.?ry artid-t ot v. omen's
? fonts' api ? ' ' had imany of the cai
Tbo sil d samplers also, and possibly the
wax flowers, may belong t.? femiuiue fingers and
brains exclusive.] - beyond the ? there ire eh ? ??? ano
r>"f artend industry for t?be manufacture of
which Thomasina bsa prov?ed bei elf bettei Stted
Thomas. Tbe most notable practice mi alts of
female indnstryin the Kxhlbitlo an those shown
I in tbe linen and woolen goods in tbe M In Building.
The articles exhibited li tbe Woman's Department
lean rather to ornament than nse, Large wall vacos
:.t" covered witl ?.. i'?r?,
andd ilgn for manufactures from .'?I! tbe women's
'. ?'!?? i:i the country. Tbe mast uniformly
table exhibition ia that of the Lowell Indus?
trial Bel '-. rheyaend excellent drawings from
tbe cast, some good bite of How? rpaii ting, and ?divers
careful mid effective designs for nigs, carpeta, waU
I'i'i" r, oil-elotha, and lacea? There aw ?i few mantel
tiles, ?I iigned puntal, ?and mads by Massachusetts
women, and olbiwing ths e?anona <?f the English
household art schools. Birds In alert flight stream
? the ?? lite spaces, and stiff-stemmed ;
stand lihe sentinels on either side. Tbemakini ? ?1
il coration of tiles w?onld aeem to be an ingenious
and plcaaanl indnatry for w?omen, but it Is to be
feared that tlie taste for ?them ??ill not be wide or
: red en )it ?h to n al e tbe art worth itudying.
I: th? ion are earpets math- from the ?dt -
?? Low? ?1 pupila, ind pun elain i ups sli ?
designed and ?do? ?rated by tli a. Here are, too,
;? ?! frames for mirrors and pictnn -. at I
others inclosing \? reatbs of preaerved ?? lid Bowers -
rery i?r?ity trifles, but bard!* representing in
capital letters anj nation 1 orcls i industry. Ths
i ooperUnl >??> An School sends a number of ?crayon
drawings, sketches ?on wood, and engravings, ths
? m i? il ?i! v..ill knowledge ; " food t.t.?i?'. Ths
?.. ?t ?<;ii:"!iii and tochi . ? ? - e crayon por*
? the building ia the wwik ui teacher in ths
II Industrial Eveni i ; SebooL Tin re a.'?* tome
^' . r i'?Mi ami ink sketches done by a lC-yea.*vold
. , itd a large quantitj f indifferent oil paiatinga
; !? pend int t xhibitora, Tbe p ? ?tun eoa
bining most skillfully the ?twin charms <>f i?n
?i," ut.ii Iota of paint ?? conti
bj ?Mrs, !.. M. Spencer, Cases coutainlng straw
"! ,!?? ?l from tin? Indians at Saratoga,"
.na a! birds, performance in iterlin wool, and
silk tiiiiir?. al,- I fire ?'!??' .i?, ? i n t : ? I about in all din ??
;i?iii'. The two prooeaaea of weaving nul printing
..;. ,,i!,,- , uried ou m th?* building l?v women
..,.?. u i the Summer. Tbe little pap rto la- < atled
i l,i St ir t ? gtury for Worn n ?? i.l be edited and " ? om -
!?? ? ?! " i romei I f re the eyes "f an ad airing
concourse. The press work, however, is to be done
is? uiiin' hands, no woman having suffi? lent
? > . h. . m write? of the articles printed ?ara
the majority of feminine American Jonrnsluta. In
"'? lection of the ?department is h quantity ??f
furniturs carved ami otherwise decorated by
Ute him it-lit-? nf tbe Ciiieinnati Sch?ool ?of Design?
i'i- ? i s have ths merits ??f plea a
imagination ami honest ?execution, but hey
ai?, in m, other way remarkable. Th* ??<
nits'ti!- .iro obisfiy floral, ?and are eut with tasto ?sad
discretion; but ths furniture ha.*, not ths ?rieh ami
in... i?..-flli-i l ??!.ifli i-i Um luiiiity of muh things,
end ?? hi? h ? an be seen in Um earving. in Um Italian
section m tlio .'.?.?in Building. A ?1 "i ' i?iii-' ami
il?? r, i'i fight WOOd, Mini ortiaiii'titi 1 ?? it'i nn-iii? ? ill
ean lap -_ti?i tnaariesy im raturr attraeUve than "th
em i???. Then i-* n littleehsss table aaar, th?- square
filled with riutchss from "AliiVs Aihtntuu-, '
v, hii'.h i|?'?erves the MUM roiiiini'ml.itioii.
Tin. auBshst of models ?>f lavsutians by American
woman Is grantor th ?a people bave suppos I. Then
Mu- 7 1 nf them, in? lading a blanket-w?ashaf, a mm
y,\e, a frame for BtBStohiag an I llysiag IBBS i-urtaina,
an irotier, li?-?l?,t?-a?lrt, eam-ls, a ?composition buildiag
re? - moail I'ago lUgalasfbcm.
FOREIGN' NEWS.
TI'I.KISH AFFAIR*.
THE BAIONICA Ot'TI?.stiF.?THF. nt'KI.tS OOMfSB-BBO-l
Passa laaatar, ?_?y h\ is7*?
From detail- of the outrage at Suit.nica re?
ceived here, it gypggia that the United Btatei Coniul
iiit.i f.reii ihr Um prateetltaef tin? ('roii ?riri who waa
the Innocent eaoaeof tiie disturbance, ?nil eondticted her
t.? tiie eoaaalatC In a earring?. An excited mob thereupoa
Mfreeneded the teatadata,aasltf_t Praathaa?OtiaBBSl
?litisiiV, svti'? wen liriitiii-rsinl.iw ?nul btih related by
nai 11 igt tu UM Aiiii-riciiti C',i,siii, he'.lt? ving him to be la
dmifc'er preaaa?ed ta Im H??i?tance, and on the way
thither were alia? kad ?in(' ?liied. Ti.e itaHas CBaaal ka?
formed Iht Ooreraaral the AtttatSai 11 -, Hi bt leul
traape t?. the relief af tin. Aretwtaea. cumulate, which
s..is beeteged by th* i
Ottataaybat aceepltl the rurt' "t ?>?**ate tlreaaBB>
factioii fur tint ?'. -m a aatngt ptStt-tti IhS promlsea
be cniii d lait i-f.. t i m i.i (lt.-ttely.
'iln. tppreaekdas eeafarenet of Piinec f'ortc.?ai.ofl.
(??Hilt aadretty, uni PMaet Blt_aan>kttiTar_aaS atr.?irs
will bt held in lioilluat Prince Bliniarck'iufliclal resi?
dence.
I.?i.i,?!*., TStaiay, May 9, 187*3.
in the rort-'. teeaaal ef the Mealea antreaja it it
Mated ti::?? fin Ami .Hill " Con?lil " ils.eltilii. d l.'/O IlieB
svhit atta, k.-.l Mi.h.-ilnnn d.in?, ssim BSH BBtag OUt* the
i lo tin? la.'t-e uf Hit ?l.iselt -il-iieiieriil. Tiie
Kabaatatedaaawreaal 'i kart f?.". Iba pa-tag af ?fia
Hotqae, tad st geh rtowa Iht ataaalt la tfktt ot tuo
d- -|a rate ? Cult tf tin ?...i? mot t>. il leid them, order
has beca n f?.? dtad tha gulrty _aen ant ?ted.
Preneh and Itallaa war reaselahare. .tel i .??tea.
i i,e HatMtenfs eoiTeapandeal al Bertta reytt It is
lught bare that ta? Balonka aSbtr w_B press
fatal ta Tari ay, it letildeal that the rSrtt is paarettM
to pr?te 11. ' itsatattoa reakaaf taaattdt-B.
Ti:e Pai -.,' ipateb lo Tku Itatta laya: M Ibt raparla af
the inri ige ?i' Baloalet rewired hero n pretttd that the
Prend? sud Qenaaa C?aaalt wan Braggad fiom tha
-tuet lato the Moegnt aad ti.-''?? i. Ibt Ot -1111*
?1 rtved al the fcfoaqaa aflat ibt matdi r? had been . ,._
t- ??1."
Uu l.inettV i ? -.., rli.' pre?]? et of a
I iti? ? . ..:' r. I ten 1 ? ?? -1 ?aiiri ltcplna
tu I ?? -era 11-I.. i" tel ' i'ie.1.
a Vienna dispatch 11 ?he Daily Yr?.. ita-wlt thai tha
I 1 El ?;...-. -??-.. r. d to
otasen! to ?. a?x? i Eortlga aammlailea "f tapatas?
iiini. n -, for ". -I.I I.
A!>--:!' . filiVurT IN* ll!'I'iS!,'H.
Sepedaldli steh tram alhe??te Th? Hteat rtprntB
th.-tr the B ir?an Insurreetloti near I'1ii1Ii?i>oi*?*1m
threat.-..-? !" be. . .:)? - tttto-B. Iba 1'-..".?? i? Kreatiy
alarmed and ? - totward ad tl Itt ItapttaaaS
foreetb] 'lau., .-id n btly tretot aa the Adriaaopte Batte
1 ? 1... ? .-. c... : t :,. - preeetMttted by
Ben Ian tg-taten. At Bret it wat? ?den a taiaai trtt-tS.
but It bat 1 '?'? I rapidly, aad Iht na-eh. r* ..t the lataa?
gaati are rartotu .-. 1 tl hum MKKJ to ISgOSBl,
The Porte baa Inforiufd ihn r i-iiii l_nii>?t?*n.lo>-s thai
It bat retolvtd t 1 tai-e tin* .int.1 , in ? .ports 20 p ? 1 ????t.
THE IRISH POLITICAL PRI&ONEBB.
Loaoox, ? May '.'. l^Tft.
TJte ButnAttrd to-day _-_Donner_s that ,.,<)nirm
bert af th? c. -, ? of Con lont have signed a men -. _1
to Mr. Dimi s ?. f ; the reha- .f Un-!'? nuil < on.
viet?. Among th? s Matare. FaireeU, Morlay,
I'iiin.uii, .Mtii.iii lia, 1 : irne, Morg in, ;?nd Jacob ling __>
MUTINY Al BEA.
!.. gnOS, 'lu. vlay, May !), T*7C.
Tha British ConanJ al Kio Jsntdro reports hf
telegraph teal a matiny brake oat on ihe b.-it k ?'.ti-vveO
of Swansea, for <~?? eaatown, la latltadt 1 tonth,toa?
gttnde 89* watt, All the nl!.-. .s sute mir h n d by the
nutteeeta
POEEIOM KOTES,
London", May B.?In tha Honsssl Cosbbbsbb.
u.t u.ift-t, tin.- MerehantBhlpptag UU urn : ?-. -,1 ?u < ?!-?
llllttee.
IIadsiOj May 'A.?Tl?' Stilt:in <?i' Morass, hag
? l the pan ct who 1 ?.1 imlttod ? ,?-."??? I nt o-: the
neatr tl territory In Africa.
LoBDOir, May '.'.?A reorgnnizati ?n of Um
aeavaLr) baa been ordered, whereby IbeftrealB
raiaed t.. 80,. ? ..f ?: ?? Lai !'??. !ir.
l'siii-, Hay '.'.? 'l'iit* Minister of CoBBBBSISg
red to the -j ant foi .?..i:..- ii..- .;, !? ..iiiuuol
? the ?'Mi.c'. ion.
?Ottawa, May 9.?Oartinaan Point TitUkfs
ti4- been itibmerged by tbe overSow ol the Ottawa
Etirer, a !?? h u -1 ka n three feel sin.',- _s 1 iierday.
LoxDOir, Sidy .?.?>.<) inrther rioting hit
occurred at Bai ?adoea, but ?.n-.'. Uenaesay teltgngBS
that there have been disturbances in tin- Itlaad of To
... and that a wa ? ..-.
J.-.S..-.-.', Ma. '.?.?'I'iic o".'. 11? in Of tl,?' .t.-.-im
et BtratSclyde, imtoaad iah la Iht ah>
gluhChannel by tbe'steaaier Frsnconta, hase . 1
their suit I "..-'. 1 .-? .1 .-?st the latter. The deaehgM
. .1 by the 1'ia.iii:;.- si _ 15,000.
LosiDOV, May 0.?The iron annor-platsd wng
Ship Tcnn-I 1.:- . "ii.' .ml 7,.*is?.|j?lSS
power, was so.full) launched al the Chatham Satte
day. .he Hon. Geotrm Ward Etant, um la.rd
(.: t... Ad ui 1 ? 1 'in' ?-. im ,? .. r. -.
LosDOV, May B.?The Murk Land Experts
-? -- . I? of both English and fore! , .1
in v.- beta taken foe export. At iixatrl aVaiat tat
bated.*) ' s declined illghtly. The tap?
1 ??? ... .1 mffielent to 1 li" . ,'i,y ."1 -
Lost) ?'.', May B.~Fourteen Engllth pedes
lina -.'iiiiiiii- ,. nt a_t?
1 nit ui..1 Hall for a purse of 15,000 If ilae hat ? It ?_
miles In 81 ? --_-.?,?,.' 1-, inid ??.. bt the
! 1 ... ?I tun. ,,r, rt?C a-l V ? : -Han '. i. IU . It t'nl mill - m
18 hours 51 uitnutei '- -? ? I? Is .? O'Lcnry, wii^
wus!* iii'r.iiii s B leeondt Longer -.? riom 1._
?
Galtest >s. Texas, Muy 9.?A foot Id Ut*
i?;?tch in /,',,? gtttt 1 ... , lyaayai
"iii-n. I'-.../. ? ? ? 1 .1 :-. tati 1 li etn stag
-. a.is i,i-f'.iin 1 if iini,r..--i. ? .'.? t,? sdvtaaa
bis infantry, owing to I 0 ncsrcity ? >r watei 11 ?
--nit"-.. I terribly from fatlvue and thlrrt, many
bo rn id--(i.-. lie h... iki luit
.4 couildi rabie uu in er b? :? ?? 11 ...u."
A.?MT oKl'l.l:.-*.
TELKGKAPHK
Mobtri il M '? I :"??? ? rflrmof I?'tfiisn*.
._ Mcdarttj . f .in. . 1 have 1
Mint ?s:? - ?orgian Bay, Ont., Ma* 9, vi.;.is,,:i
1 - .... .?.,,.,
< m too, _laj '?. \ .- .,? lei to-day in ii
ter ill?- icil.
Mi'in!.n. Pe? . Mayfl, Formt flit**, have borned
? - .1 timber in Pike < tlaahava
ui ? pat eut tin- tue?.
!" - . " '.;?-?'? f il,1? Rtats
' .- - .:. a;?., thai
i . .: 11? - , ?. iboaaL
I. m., M. s.. Maj ?, Part of tha Merrimach
1*1 . ' ? 1 -- ? :,i IIISp. ?' ! "I ? lUOOl li.e 1. "t .,f 11,. A,-e| u?
? il' H d.i.
??i. I.ui is. Mi... .In i. '. gai ?? if l.,is. lei'l ? ,.
t?. ,?:i th- -ill - . ,
i..t i.;?i?il : .... i. .... i i a \..,oi . .
. A ??
Albant.N. v., Mrts D.?In the eanal mil '?v
i. -? i ; ' .n?. i it ? ti??
II r a . 'i ? tit. i ? v,,.:.. i nl tt _ .? . y
. -? .
in 11 .t.-. S. v., April ''.-Mi-., l?. D.Cooky al
Ashland, .\.:.i?s?_, i rn lay, satt liss'beea
??I ?-. H .. Ul "?:? . Ilt
Ihe city lit a ...
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( I i Vi i .Mi. ? ?hin, re tl tniiefi eieife
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