Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-23

Price lists OF their goods Will be sent by mail
to any parties addressing them at 317 j
street, Sacramento. Cal. Running around
theirl entire display they show a new
and improved article of drain tile suit
able for either drainage or irrigation. In
another corner is a fine collection of stone
ware made at the Sacramento pottery, COM
prising every shape in that class of goods and
quality that elicits the highest praise. On
the same stand they show the Common Sense
Stew Psn," an article indispensable in the
kitchen, and on raised tier Of shelves at the
other end they show full line of garden and
mantel vases, flower pots, hanging-baskets
and a variety of other articles for decorating
the parlor.
TIE Mechanics Store display continues to
be one of the principal centres of attraction.
and the elegant evening dress of silk and vel
vet. designed and made at that establishment,
is the delight OF the ladies'. 1t is a beautiful
garment and deserves the praise bestowed
upon it. The cloak which lies beside it is
another prominent feature of the display, as
well as the newly imported Partisan bonnet.
The display of dress goods. especially the
ombre and tiger plushes, is much admir- I'd by
the ladies, and Weinstock & Lubin are likely
to have run ON this class of goods. In
boys clothing they make very pleasing dis
play and show samples of their immsnse
hs
ment visitors at the fair shonld call at the
store, corner of Fourth and K streets.
We mentioned J. II. Hodson's display of
photography somewhat at length yesterday
but did not reach the black and white paint
iugs which form q prominent feature of his
display. In regard to them we may as well
| quote from Santa Cruz paper, which says
Monday eyeniDg Hojson gave st the opera
house grand free exhibition of oil paintings
of Santa Cruz scenery. These paintings are
the only black and white paintings in the
country. and are from the brush of the En-
| glish painter Alma Woodleigh. Arrange
ments are already completed for their exhi.
| tion at the Sacramento State Fair, where
they viii not fail to bring Santa Cruz prom.
inently before the general public as place
not only of romantic scenic surroundings, but
of enterprise and push, for few provincial
towns or cities have the enterprise to secure
| the services Of such an artist as Woodleigh to
reproduce their attractions on canvas, nor ol
such energetic business men as Hodson te
bring the paintings before the public. The
fact that Hodson will this fall remove to Sac
ramento is loss to Santa Cruz and grea!
| gain tc Sacramento. He will make his infiu
ence felt there in social, art and political cir
| cles"
One of the most handsome and striking
displays in the Pavilion is that of Z. j
Baldwin, showing the products of his Santa
Anita ranch, in Los Angeles county. II
consists of two pyramids of bottled wine an6
brandy, between which extends beautiful
and costly sign bearing the name of the pro
! ducer and the location, with the words
seldom Equalled; Fever Excelled." Under
the arch is another pyramid formed Of barrel;
handsomely marked and bearing the date el
the vintage. The display is in charge of M
| h. fn- fbe
taste displayed in its design and arrangement
The wines and brandies in this exhibit are al
the product of the Santa Anita ranch,
which Is situated about twelve milei
! from the beautiful city of Los Angeles,
and which has been the property of Mr..
Baldwin since 1875 1t contains 16, 900 acres
and lies in the orange belt skirting the base
of the San Gabriel mountains. Mr.. Baldwin
has expended large sum in perfecting his
| facilities for the manufacture of grape bran
dies ard wines, and has one Of the most com
plete establishments of the kind in the State
| There are at present on the ranch 6, Q00 bear
ing orange trees, 1000 lemon, 2, 600 almond
1000 mulberry and 10000 eucalyptus trees
growing from q tiny shrub to giant ffteer
feet in circumference. There are 80 acres il
walnuts and other choice varieties, and 40(
acres in vineyard, bananas, palms, olives
pepper. magnolias, chestnuts and great va
rietY of evergreens are growing with tropica
luxuriance. 1t is on such place as this thai
the wines of the Santa Anita are made
Those exhibited at the Pavilion are of various
vintages and are all very fine, especially the
port and the brandy. All visitors should csl
and sample them.
Fl. M. Bernard, the well-known carriage
manufacturer, has his exhibit in his ware
rooms, on Sixth street, between l. and M,
and almost every person who visits the Pavil
| ion stops there to examine them. A beauti
| full swell bottom cutter, made for party il
| Phoebe, Nevada, attracts particular atten
tion. It is a fine piece of work, and is only
one of many that Mr.. Bernard has made fol
the same market, where sleigh.riding il
added to the other pleasures Of life. He also
has number of finely finished elliptic spring
! mings several handsome side-bar buggies 6
8 side.bar blackboard of new design
two top mountain bnggies; a very
pretty top buggy Of the Brewster pat
tern fine doctors phaeton of the Brewster
pattern q handsome lady's phseton, and 8
| four-sea.ed Rockaway carriage of his own de
sign, with top, and a beauty in finish. HI
also exhibits unfinished work. Mr.. Bernard
| has no superior on the coast in his line o.
business, which is due to the fact that HI
! gives it his personal attention, and gets ou
all his work year before finishing It, which
allows Il to season thoroughly before it il
sold. His carriages are eagerly sought aftel
on account of their durability, lightness il
running and general beauty of finish and de
sign. Mr.. Bernard has taken the first pre-
miums at the State fairs in this State anc
| Nevada many years in succession, and thi
year he declined to exhibit in order to give
some one else q chance. He has all he car
do now to keep up with the demand for ear
riages, and runs large force of men all tai
year round.
| MUSIC TONIGHT.
Followiog is the programme of music BY
tie Eighth United States Infantry Band al
| the Pavilion this evening:
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