Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-11

and door, worsted work in the form of
flowers and vines, to be raffled for;
wax flowers, embroidery, shell work,
embroidered shirt fronts to be raffied
for, other articles in linen embroidery,
q highly-attractiv Cashmere opera
cloak with long fleece; and continuing
to the end of the hall, on the same
side, silk embroidery on cardboard,
more worsted work on large cushion,
paraffine in various forms, other in
teresting articles connected with
geology and mineralogy, millinery,
braiding, tapestry, quilts, and saddles
and harness. On the right, entering,
sewing machines, cotton, cabbages,
potatoes, jellies, fruits, photographs,
knit lace, embroidery, preserved fruits,
crochet work, flowers in shells and
feathers, shell frames, stuffed birds in
large eases and specimen OF Los An
geles manufactured barrels. Down
the center, entering, stoves and vari-
Gus articles appertaining to cooking
and for the household, parterre Of
fruit, sewing machines, flowers,
melons and cotton in bloom.
The following " ere the entries to s
O'clock last evening:
o. w. Childs, teas and fruits.
T.. e. Glidden, Wilson's sewing ma
chimes.
Mrs. r.. b. Russell, rag rug.
James ID. Durfee, English walnuts.
ID. N. Winbigler, wardrobe and two
doors.
f. Y. Mills, cotton raised by f. 7.
Mills and Strange, on Chapman's
Rancho, Santa Anita; and watermel-
ons by the same.
Mrs. Captain Rowland, two shell
wreathes.
Mrs. Judge Smith, oil paintings.
Miss Guadalupe Bilderain, wax flow
erS.
Miss Hereford, oil paintings and
three drawings.
Miss Roberts, two pieces of tapestry
work. VIZ Bfft#I 81
Henry Campbell, Howe's water
power sewing machine.
Mrs. d. &. Stephens, two pieces of
shell work. fs
Mrs. Jessie H. Ferguson, zephyr
flowers and lamp mat.
John Cashion, two cases of stuffed
birds.
David Lewis, bale of hops and beets,
cabbages, potatoes and onions.
Miss Nellie Cabanis, tapestry work.
Miss Fannie Dye, preserves and
jellies.
Mrs. G. w. Jenkins, cashmere cloak
and embroidery.
DR.. V. Gelcich, paraffine, from San
Fernando district.
Mrs. j. Newmark, Java canvas
work and braided dress.
Mrs. r. Montague, fruits and nuts.
John Victory, book case and needle
work.
Mrs. Dehman, embroidered handker-
chiefs.
Miss P. Mascarel, Tapestry, piano,
and table covers.
Mrs. w. Moody, quilt, "Prairie
ROse.r .Ee.
Miss w. l.. Hart, Wilson & Gibbs
sewing machines for family sewing
and shirts.
Mrs. B. HUE, painting-rOses
Mrs. Littlefield, four oil paintings.
Mrs. Klauber, three pieces of shell
and feather work.
Bell & Green, saddles and harness.
Mrs. Eberle eight pieces of em-
broidery.
Mrs. Graf, crochet and knitted
work. . a.s
James Boyle, one barrel, of Los An
geles manufacture.
Miss Eleanor Chapman, knit lace.
Pablo Romera, childs embroidered
dress.
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facture, by James Doyle, there is a
placard, saying it was not made for
but is, nevertheless, sub
mitted to public inspection. He claims
it is as good as any to be found any
where, for keeping or shipping brandy.
He cut down the tree from which the
wood was taken, seasoned it two years !
and then made the barrel. The wood,
he says is little porous so the air will
come in contact with the fusel oil and
evaporate some of it through the
wood. Afterwards, the pores will
close and then evaporation ceases.
The sewing machine department is
no less attractive, by reason of the
many handsome and bright machines
there than the ladies, as well as gen.
tlemen, who so skillfully operate
them. The Howe machine, run by
water, is great curiosity.
In the art branch of the exhibition,
the largest painting is the "COnfcssion
of Beatrice Cenci;" and near it there
is an ocean scene and Yosemite, by
Mrs. L. Wheat Smith. On the other
side, "Little Red Riding Hood," and
an interesting specimen, by Miss Car
rie Hereford, executed during the first
course of lessons she took under Mrs.
Smith. Wolfenstein's photograph gal
lery contains the fac-similes of many
we'll known ladies and gentlemen in
this city and vicinity, and some of the
photographs are quite large and col
Ored.
1t was said last night that the COM
mittees on awards would not be ap-
pointed until Saturday next, and that
the awards would be announced on
Monday following.
Sad Death.