Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10

Gir5rd q Co., % San Francisco, will display
n large number g pianos and organs near the
| southwest corEe of this room. Surrounded
by a railing wac 4 space near the center of the
room, containii some bcxss, the labels
showing thst th: pace will be occupied By the
Standard Soap onlpanY of Berkeley. Tha
last display on tx floor is that of the Royal
st. John snd raw Remington sewing ma
chine, which joins the fest display mentioned.
Masters & XII, ball have secured small
spsce in the sou west corner Of the room,
to be occupieGaNw;th an exhibit of patent
door and wine w fastenings and hinges.
The table exten5 nearly the whole length Of
the west side of sac room. Ga this there are
several small sp. ees not yet taken. Those
who have space hsre are the California Fig
Syrup Co., of Nsvada county; B B. Scott &
Co., of Sacran- nto. fisvoring extracts and
yeast cakes; ana a display OF Damiana Bit
tets. Some fine PictlreS already ad0rn the
walls Of the
'ssT GALLERY,
| And many Others rsmsin TO be put in plscs,
and altogether it will make one Of the finest
displays ever seea in this department. Nor.
ton Bush, of this city, is the Superintendent
OF the gallery.
The large room adjoining the main hall on
the east was nszs visited. On entering at
the door farthe5e TO the south the frat ex-
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Il Winchester of San Francisco. In the
southeast corner is TaYlor's sofa bed aud
! lounge. exhibited by Alex. Jansen of Sen
Francisco. Adjoining this, on the east side
| is harness displsy by John =. Stcll of Sac
ramento. In the center of the room wss
found an elegant dssplsy of candies by W. f.
Peterson, and ali IN perfect order. On the
west side room ha.s been secured by Matthew
Cooke for his "pug exhibits" which were
mentioned few = ys ago by Sacramento
Trunk Factory; by Robert Reed Of Oak
land for artificial limbs; snd J. V. Flint of
Chico, for pianos and organs. None of these
exhibits were in place. Directly in the CEN
ter of this room ia a splendid exhii,,--icc sss
fancy and ornamental ware BY G. w. Han
cock Il Co. OF Sacramento. North of this il
a space to be occupied by Madsmes Ferris &
Savage with cor5sts and shoulder braces
Foster & Co., bookbinders of Sacramento.
have secured a Gaze which was empty last
evening. Ous case contains a splendid dis
play of shoes from L. Bernheim Il Co., of
Oakland, and in charge of Jacob Kaerth.
In the north end of this room Weinstoek &
Lubin have something
NEW ON THIS COAST.
It is six lifs-sized wax figures, on which are
displayed ladies' Costumes, both imported and
domestic. These costumes will be changed
several times during the week. The figures
are the only ones Of the kind On the coast,
and one lot of five that are in use in the
United States. Three Of the figures Ievolve
by clock.work They were imported direct
from Europe to Sacramento, arriving by
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S express. The cass
which conteins these figures is one that made
its debut 10 the Centennial Exposition in
Philadelphia, and is said to have originally
cost 81, 700. Il was occupied first by silver.
ware company of Connecticut. It ia 6
by is feet aud 10 feet high, COM
posed entirely OF French plate glass and
black walnut. To ship this case from the
East to San Francisco cost 5000, and Vein.
stock & Lubid paid S137 70 . man to take
charge of it at tie bay and remove it to the
pavilion, the firm TO pay Fll charges Of trans
portatiOn. Tfis firm wss also putting in
fine display Of bsots and shoes in a smaller
case. The large number of cases on the east
side Of this room were
NEARLY ALL EMPTY LAST NIGHT
Excepting large one in the northeast corner,
occupied by a display OF dry and fancy goods
from S. Lipman & Co. 5 store, in this city
There is but one case in the room that wss
not engaged last night. The following dis.
plays, alI of Sacramento, will occupy the
others Millinery, hiiFsss Brothers a cases);
hats, j. f. Slater Il case); shirts and gentle
mems wear, Fred Mason t3 cases); fancy work,
Mrs. William Lyon Zone easel; fancy em.
broidery, etc., Miss Mamie BatcAer. (swo
cases); fancy needle work, Mrs. John Do
miDgOs Zone easel curtains Ben Cohen
lone easel fancg work, Miss Susie Russell
ione-balf easel fancy work of various kinds,
Miss Louise Conrad and Miss E. Andrews
tone large case). There is ore large CASE
which viii be Elled with various kinds Of
fancy work by Mts Jshn Bslmer, Mrs. NJ
j. Bennett and Mts ). Guthrie.
In the main hall : 4 the ground floor there
were but few exhiti that were thoroughly
arranged last night slthough nearly all the
goods were on the i1-. A notice Of these
will be given tomorrow.
TIE space allotted to tina fruit and vegeta-
BILE departments sill be all filed, but, of
course, as all such goods are perishsble,
none will be brought ia until todey.
By the opening hour this evening the con.
servatory on the east side of the building
will present beautiful appearance, as there
are several large exhibitors to come in co.
| day.