Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-12

known manufacturing cOnIectloller, HlahSS
a large, rich and artistic display of his
goods in all variety, and especially OF his
products made after Partisan and European
STYLES. and in which the exhibit proves his
workmen to be equal to the foreign conf
petitors.
A. Longshore Sacramento shows in
variety the products of the Sacramento
trunk factory, travelling cases, valises, etc;
CIV. Chesley, Sacramento, has broad
and tastefully arranged display of liquors
wines and cordials, in cask, keg, bottle,
case, etc. Among these are his Peach and
Honey. Golden Thistle, White Rye Sour,
Excelsior and other whishes. Also his
Rock and Rye, the Club House Punch, his
Peach and Honey, blackberry brandy, cor
dials crystallized, etc.
H. Eckhardt, Sacramento has a large
display of guns pistols, sportsman's goods,
belts. cartridges, traps, dog collars, fine
shot-guns and rifles TASKS, loading appar-
atuS. and all the paraphernalia attaching to
a thoroughly stocked sporting house.
NJ. MetZger, San Francisco, exhibits
host of Yankee devices and novel inven-
tions, some twenty in number, and eX-
plains their uses. Several are of his own
invention or improvement.
J. Nilsson, Sacramento, has very large
display from his basket factory. 1t is in
full variety, and has about everything
known in the basket and willow line.
4. 5. Graft Il Co, San Francisco, show
the new patent Diamond Regent burner
for coal oil lamps. The principle appears
10 be the right one-divisi0n of the flame
and increase of combustion.
B. +. Bush, San Francisco, shows Rap
pleye's automatic gas burner, to secure per-
feet pressure and save gas by regulation
unipr uniform pressure.
Civil's fluid beef extract is exhibited by
II. b. Bimbaum, San Francisco, new
preparation hailing from BuenOS AyreS,
and approved by those who test it.
W. +. Shaw, San Francisco, exhibits two
light buggieS, elegant III finish and design,
that have taken first premium in San Fran
cisco.
JF Davis & Son, Sacramento, make an
attractive and large display Of carriages and
buggies. There are eight buggies, each
different from the other in design; an
an elegant phaetOn, etc. The
vehicles are of character to command the
attentiOn of good judges, and to attract the
notice of admirers Of finely finished goods.
The firm also shows a machine, " The
Odometer," which, being attached to q car
riage wheel, registers to 1-1O0 part Of a
mile the distance travelled. 1t is a novel
device, and certainly in the interest Of
mans best friend. the horse.
J. A. Belz, Pleasanton, Cal, exhibits carts
seven in number, and one open carriage.
There is the two-wheel phaetOn, the three
quarter seat open cart, the champion one
spring training cart and other vehicles of
like order They are all of good work
manship and novel designs. He shows,
also, Bclz's vineyard and orchard plow of
and so swinging rs to be easily set to any
position as required by Encouragement OF
trees or shrubs
The State Fair Daily Guide is printed in
the Pavilion by II. a. Weaver, i'll the pres
encc Of a large crowd daily, to whom the
operation of a press and the work of COM
positors is always attractive. A card press
is also run in the same inclosure.
+. Jantzen. Sacramento, exhibits the i'm
proved Chicago lamp for kerosene of any
test The principle is of expansion of flame
to. secure greatest combustion and perfect
supply Of air to the flame, and is correct in
application.
il. s. Crocser & Co., Sacramento, dis
tribute 10 all entering the Pavilion copies
of the StGtc Fair Gdzettc which makes a
| specially of the programmes and of buSi-
ness notices and general review Of fair in
tcTests.
This journal, prior to the opening Of the
| fair, gave an elaborate account of the spien-
| did piece of decorative art work shown by
| Weinstock Il Lubin, Sacramento. 1t catches
J the eye at the extreme of the west gallery
| Immediately on entering the Pavilion. 1t
probably cost more money. as il did more
| labor. than any other exhibit. For its
| construction. the firm brought from the
| East 5. B. Suits the most skilled window
dresser in the United States an attachc OF
the house of JordoI, Marsh IL Co, Boston,
| 1t is perfect copy (one-third size of the
great organ in Boston Music Hall. To see
it is the one thing essential, but in this
note of it, as aid to spectators, we may say
that it is in case % by % feet-the largest
| showcase ever made. 1t is constructed on
base Of velveteen, stretched on a sub
stantial background The materials are
| silks, satns and vclvcts, in whole pieces,
| there being no scraping up Of the
| goods. The pipes are perfect copies
of the exterior organ pipes, the
manuals of nail and tooth brushes, the
carving represented by lace work (and the
panel laces are all one piece, the lace being
| continued from one TO the other back OF the
I vclvctccnl. The tesSellated floor is Of hand
| IlcrchiefS, the lower hoods of handkerchiets
and the cornices thereof of rich laces. The
tttNlt'Sttt liE IGo oIt IiIOit4t'l III 'dllaCl
machc No such decorative window
dressing has ever before been attempted on
the Coast, and no such large piece was ever
before built in the United States. The ap-
propriatcneSs of the piece to the place is q
feature that strikes every observer, 1t is {
cunning conceit and one OF the most sue
cessful ever worked out in public eXpOsi
ton Of goods.
There Is no more practical, suggestive
and elegant exhibit in household wares il
the fair, than that made by w. d. Com
stock, of Sacramento, III fine and usefu
:. furniture. The pieces shown werenot made
for the fair, but taken from the genera
stock. We note as especially worthy o
careful examination 10y judges of fine work
some elegant upholstery. q modern plusl
and ebony center-table, some restfully in
viting and richly upholstered lounges anC
beautiful chairs, the Burr folding beds
that turn up into cabinets, side-bOards o
writing desks, some all bent wood chairs
All eXquisitely furnished side-board, fin,
book case, sick chairs, wicker rockers, cas-,
chairs, Ottomans. etc. But OF all the dis
play the chief is the heavily carved walnu
chamber set, with beautiful French walnu
panels of almost marvellous beauty Of grain
Nothing richer and yet more chaste, NOR
elegant and yet more durable can be founl
in California markets. A mahogany ant
an oak chamber set also command de
served attention. The whole exhibit is on
! Of Ia host pr,lar