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Show THE FA1H. i . Throughout the entire day oo Thureday tne fair grouuJa and buildings build-ings were liieraily packed with spectators, spec-tators, there being some 3,000 visiters to the exhibition. The work ol ezatn-ining ezatn-ining and making awards was being pushed by the several committee. A person haviog Bf en tbe interior of the building on Wednesday afternoon would be astonished to see the great change on Tnuriday afternoon. Every I inch of space is crowded, and even until yesterday afternoon entries were being made. Tnere ia no question now, whatever, but the present fair surpassea any former exhibition in 'every respect. Following is a brief mention of the more prominent articles arti-cles on exhibition Wednesday evening, even-ing, those entering rater being omitted on account of their tardiness: Marble Watson Brothers, monu-meutalaculptunng monu-meutalaculptunng and (ettering, aod marble masonry; specimens of monuments, mon-uments, veiled urn, perfect h.- " . ornamental or-namental urn, wreath around -..iek oroken rosebud, figure of resignation,' i -tc.; native Utah marble, Morna &. Evans, monumental display good; Salt Creek pypeum manu actured into plater of Paris, centre pieceB. fire OrieK, clay; Utah eandsiooejU'tib mar ble; mcnumemal carving, banc's, flowers, birds. J. H. Brown &, Son, Lofcn, Cache Valley, monumeniai marble, specimens of Cache Valley eauils'.one, beautiful black marble, Logan furniture marble, very fine specimens of f-ncy lettering. furniture Cooperative Furniture Store, book case, centre table, desks, chairs, etc E. F. Bird, home made bedstead, bureau, clock, cabinet; beautiful carving, some exhibited last year. JirushejCn&s L. vVhite, household house-hold brushes ot ail kinds; cood ma terial and fine polish. W. H. Milee, Lcgan, whitewash and paint brushes; superior quality. Ctotu Wasatch Woolen Milis, stocking yarns, tancy and plain, cashmeres, cash-meres, tweeds, jeans, repellants and linseys; excellent and complete display; dis-play; goods ol every quality and description de-scription under these names; fine qualities of goods. Provo Woolen Mills, all kinds of yarnB, blankets, flannels, cashmeres, iineeys, waterproof;, water-proof;, jeans, shawls, table cloths, bedspreads; blankets fine; other goods of ditlerent qualities, and excellent and complete display. Confectionery Qt Arhogaat, beautiful beauti-ful cake, "Temple of Minerva," skilled workmanship, mythological figures, fancy French candies, made here; excellent quality; fully as good aa imported; im-ported; lko Tram bo superintending. Job. Brown, fine cake, confectionery lettering, good. Boots and Shoes Model of Z. C. M. I., under management of W. H. Rowe, workshop and tannery; leathers skirting, harness, upper, Bole, calf, kip, bufi, finest grade, better adapted to ibis country than imported; manufacturing manu-facturing going on in fair; Bixteen workmen employed and necessary machinery in operation; men turning out all kinds of boots and shoes in the presence of spectators; large crowd witnessing operations. Solomon Brothers, nailed, fine and stogy boots; just display; very fine showing. C. Barrell, newly invented circular beet, boots and shoes for cripples. Jas. Payne, case of fine genis' boots and shoes and ladies' boots and shoes. Harness and Saddle Jenkins fc Sons, C. Crow & Gorringe; good display. Soap United Order, Nineteenth Warri fornilp a,-,r tnilat anon:. alt Lake City Soap Works, complete display dis-play of laundry soaps, finest ever made in Utah; pale sapone eoap in 1,300 pound bars; cutting aod stamping stamp-ing going on before spectator very fine quality. Umbrellas Robertson & S. n-zie, n-zie, good display of home me"' umbrellas um-brellas and parasols, different qualities. quali-ties. Ladies' Department Wax fruit, preserved flowers, autumn leaves preserved, pre-served, wool wreath, everlasting dowers, hair work, wax flowers, wax cross aud wreath, silk blocked qoilt 52S pieces, carpets, rugs, quilts, chair covering made from Berlin wool, hair switches, painted glass urns, horse hair work, hair from Col. J. K. Winder's horses, carving from common com-mon wood, mats, mottoes, pictures, tidies, Malay aLd Burmese court drees, painted dishes, cocoons, raw silk thread, silk and cattoo handkerchiefs handker-chiefs and stockings, home-made neckties, velvet sofa cushion, worked with dirlerent colored silks, etc.. etc. i Engineering and Machinists' Department Depart-ment Display ot iron fences and gates by D. Dunne. Display of expansion jointR, -whistle, shaft couplings, valve, drawiugs, iron lastB aud sockets new feature iu Utah tamping bars, slotting slot-ting and paring machine, made at Utah Central Railroad shops, weighing weigh-ing 3,450 pounds; ako a stove cast there, hand-car and complete csvitch and frog, machine shop tools. Baskets Job Smith, variety ot good meat baskets. 'lorat Department Tropical plants, banana, india rubber tree, lemon tree, century plant, belonging lo William Jennings. The display of flowers and plants, is moat beautiful and complete and is made by John Reading, O. F. Due, 11. Dye and Wm. JeiiDingc, but cannot be itemized. Branson Knitter Slocking making being done before spectators. Auiions Heme uiaJe liquid bluing, fire brick, and ketchup, by SnoU. Mountain cream polish, by Dim-mock Dim-mock & Hulbert. Crackers and Bread Globe Bakery: great variety and fine quality. Hair Work Mrs. J. E. Gregory; all made here; very great variety and beautiful display o'f all kinds of hair work. Honey and B.esJ. B. Biiley, bees working, honey in comb, wax, bottled honey, etc. - jfVinf and tcyefabceLhe depart- mont containing frnits and vegetables, 1 made an unusually fine showing in ovory respect, notwithstanding the manner iu which fruit has eulTurcd from the moth, and some nice dis-tiuctions dis-tiuctions were necessary iu order to decide unon the disposition of awards. Art Department Geo. Ollinger "Ulysses;" "Autumn Scene;" "Last of Aztec;' series of Mexican paint inns. D. Weggelaud Adam aud Eve," alter Corracci; Greek lauds-cape, lauds-cape, after Turner; Gyp?y camp, original; etc. Miss Rtilherford Fine ! collection of colored photographs, Cravens, etc. Mrs. Bafcombe Fine water co'ors. M: Jennings Water color also. R. Kirkham i,rt!ack-snnthfjrK i,rt!ack-snnthfjrK Cnon, at nighi and I'tiuT pimttngs. C. R. S-'Afir? PiiCt.'Sr'iipnfl, views and portraits. Jan ics Fairmaa, London "Meuoct? Abbjy,' and "Bjucu at Jatli." Mrs. Price Copy of R-a Bot.heur'e 'Horse Fair." Detent ierrs Specimens Speci-mens cf home-made type. J. S. McLaroc Pioneer stereo asd lectro tvpo fcurder; specimens of lead", sin.-, electro lvp-e. etc. Disp-iy oi o:"j. r:--. o; b-7 D -- (-V;,il r" U W. K0--2 !).??;. y of Urt'u paraffin, and UUu jt; paraffin in id lorms, can lira, tih. toy-, paper jWlii:s, ::-..! crude m--ce. W . Bro i dcine-vtr. M. C i--uu-;. y.iv? Jr-ie and peculiar variety ct out, 'etones, jewels, etc;, catalogue wan list , is Cwnrjectioo. ""pec'm; r.s of ore 1 fr-jm Aice Mioe, Wais-rvii e, IMon'..; Bed from Priiice ot Wale;. 'L'Uie Cottonwood. Large and va.u-f"e va.u-f"e epecimens of ore from Empire Min?, Park City. Beautiful crc, specimens printing, Star office. Onwtholo-jy Display of Chickens, doves, guinea hens, etc., by Solomon Brotheis. Mactintry The exhibition of carriages, car-riages, wagon and farming imple ments is very fine; and as a special committee basin hand the work of: making a thorough examination of this depsrtment, woich report w:ll be published, we retrain from making any mention ol these articles in this connection. Tne stoct report will also be published pub-lished when completed. Tbe Museum is attracting great numbers and combines amusement and instruction. The fair opens at 9 o'clock this morning. |