Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-18

hibited, and chat they oe soiu at
auction and the proceeds applied 10
the completion of the Pavilion, be-
came the subject of frequent and
favorable comment on the street
and in the Pavilion yesterday. In
this manner important aid can br
rendered without inconvenience
Bidders at the auction would no
doubt vie with the donors in liber-
atty. Let the scheme expand to
the full proportions so much to BE-
desired by every one friendly to the
development of the country, to
which the horticultural Society
will largely contribute. The
scheme originated among the farm
ers W ho are exhibitors. Let 0ui
business men who are exhibitors
cooperate with them In this mat
ter. OF course those having un
usually valuable articles on exhi'
bition are not expected to contrib
ute anything beyond REASONABLE
proportion.
In our ramble through the Pa.
viion yesterday, among the many
attractive articles exhibited, noue
seemed to US more worthy "t
notice than the display of Mr.
Henry Heinsch, saddle and harne-'
maker, Commercial street. He ex
hib,ts iu II glass case, with 9th,
articles app.rlaining to the hors'
u set of single harness, of his owl
manufacture. which, for elegance,
lightness and strength, cannot bt
exec led on the coast, or elsewherr,
for that mAtter Everything about
the work, from the gold-mounte''
bit To the .ub>tau,ial stiichiug, l.
gotten up in the best taste. 1t
illese days of Home Leagues am
industrial Aid Assucistions, the
mere announcement that we have
in Los Angeles u manufacturer Gu.
pabie of turning out such work MS
that exhibited by MIR. Heinsch,
ought to have the effect of causinp
u rush to his establishment. Th'
harness above described Is valued
at SITS AID ut that tisure leaves bu
u s,nall margiu Of Profit.
The exhibit OF Don Jose Rubio
ut the Pavilion is cne calculated to
arrest the attention Of every visitor
interested In pomol'gy. 1t con
sists OF a great variety of citrus
family trees. foreign grapes, raisins,
snfI-shelied alm0nhs and English
waluuts. The most notable among
the former are a groupe of ftteeh
trees of the Mediterranean sweet
orange and one Of twenty trees OF
the Ruhio rEarnless Lemon, both
considered by oomnoisseurs TO bt
among the best varieties grown.
His display of both grapes amt
raisins, AS to quality, are, withou'
doubt, among the best to be seen at
the Exposition, and the latter, VT
think, will compare favorably with
any imported. Altogether the dis
play of Don Jose not only reflects
great credit on hlm.as pomnlo-
gist, but on this section. His nur.
series are on Alameda street, where
he has a large supply of ell the
above enumerated varieties.
The rhonograph has attracted
crowds every afternoon and even
ing ut The Pavilion. This wonder
full instrument Ia new to our people
and this IL the oniy tims they will
have tu listen to 1t. 1t can be
found Ia the room Ia the west
tower ON the first floor, entrance
under the stairs leading TO the gal
lery. This instrument alone is
welt worth the priGs of admission
to the Pavilion and ths manage.
meut deserves credit for securing
ibis ATTRACTIVE feature 10 the Fair.
We learn from Superintendent
Hewitt that the time for the return
of the San Be-nardino excursion
party has been extended to Mon
day, the Plat inst. This will aff"rd
those Of our visitors from San Ber-
nardIno and Riverside who may
avail themse Ives of the privilege
an opportunity to take in the whole
of the Fair without additional cost
for railroad fare.
Col. John F. Godfrey, who ives
expected to deliver the Agricultur-
al Fair address last night In the
Pavilion, declined to do so on the
ground that the arrangement Of the
several exhibits and the proInenad
ing throngs make speech making
almost an impossioiiity. tits prob
abl. that the address will be deliv-
cred on the track before the con.
clu-ion of the Fair.
United States Surveyor General
WAGNER, who arrived from San
Francisco on Wednesday,, lett yes
ter,isy, accompanied by Deputy U.
8. surveyor Mute, to examine the
lines of Warmers ranch, San Diego
county. Before returning they
will adjust the boundaries Of the
Jar,ipa ranch in acc"r.iauce with
instruclinns from the General Land
Otiice.
The Philharmonic Society fnrn-
ish music again this evening ut the
Pavilion. The anvil chorus will be
given among other pieces. The
Laos Angeles Guards, under Capt.
P. NJ. Darcy, In full uniform, will
be trrsent, and o squad will be de.
tached for duty al the anvils.
BY permission of the Directors Of
the Agricultural Society there will
be single mile match between
Two noted roadsters, one a PAGER
aud the other tIOtter, at the Park
ut l O'Clock. p. NJ. tomorrow (Sntur
day, for purse of $l0O side. See
advertisement.
The attendance at the Pavilion
was better yesterday than during