Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-17
Many Visitors at the Pa
yiIion Yesterday.
THE COMMITTEES OF AWARD.
The Entries in the Baby Show.
Additional Exhibits Of Fruit,
Etc.-A Fine Display of
Fancy Work.

elamoring for the prizes nov number seven
teen, outside Of the twins and triplets. The
attaches Of the Pavilion have subscribed to
a fund for special prizes to these winning
little beauties who were accidentally left
by the classification published BY the Board
The exhibits added to the list heretofore
published, which were entered NJ the Pa
yili0n and which appear below contributed
materially to the already elaborate display
OF our productive resources. Among the
exhibits not heretofore specially mentioned
In the HERALD, were noticed the table Of tine
RuraL Californian, with the Fair edition. as
well M the illustrated Holiday edition r.
1893 81. Prominent on the stage wa
beautiful specimed Of family carriage nhA
ufaetured IN this city BY Hobbs x Co. II.
K Phelps & Co, Of this city had on exhibi
tlon their new hammock supporter, ham
mock and canopy, that attracted consldera
BILE attention aud WAS much admired. The
exhibition OF stoves, ranges aud kitchen
table by Northeraft 4 Clark was very eredi
BILE O. A. Brands had on exhibition two
beautiful bicycles, Expert Columbia" and
Ideal, securely set on the new rest, which
were as neat la point OF workmanship as
the Interior of a Berkey tme-keeper. f. A,
Geer, OF Los Angeles. exhibited nm elegant
bed room set. manufactured In this city
from Arizona white pine, that was much nd
mired aud would be very appropriate
present for newly married couple who
fingered so long In wrapt admiration OF the
exquisite workmanship and the beautiful
beyeled edged plate glass mirror, that Is
such convenience la making up lady II
toilet There was very fine display Of
criy0n pictures and enlarged portraits, ex-
hibited by Prof. W. NJ. Short, OF this city,
which were greatly admired. The exhibit
Of an oil painting BY. Miss Clara French, Of
this city, ten years old, was very mech id
mired and highly cOmplimented. Three
beautiful specimens of needlework, with
tst pI I'd Inv A
Weed were much admired. An elegant dis.
play of photographs WAS made by the Elite
Gallery In the rear hall. An exhaustive
| display of destructive insects and damaged
| fruits and vines attacked by the scale bug,
were exhibited by the Fruit Growers Asso-
| eiatien ut Sun Gabriel. This exhibit speaks
| volumes to our hOrticulturists and should
| stimulate energetic action to at once rid this
| future prosperity. NJ l.. Wicks exhibits a
| sack of bright heavy barley, raised In Ante
| lope Valley, that cannot be beaten In tie
| State, either In quality or Yield. The C0lti
| Lime Works had two barrels OF superior ui.
| Stacked lime ON exhibition by Mr. W. H.
| Virgins,
Two large arm chairs constructed from
| tho spinal bones of a monster right whale on
| exhibition by Fred Ranch, were very unique
| and attracted much attention. The o. X
| Steam Washer, Perfection at last" by Bun
| dy and MeFadden OF Santa Ana, was prom
| inent feature i'll the exhibit Of Southern
| California manufactures and inventions
d. j. Reeve, architect, exhibited several fin,
| specimens of Architectural designs of dwell
! lfHgs aud public buildings. together will
| silver medals awarded the exhibitor else
where. Pomeroy Mills exhibited II beau
| tiful group m landscape photographs OF thu
| fav0rite resort Long Beach, by Norton %
| Pasadena, which were very accurate ant
| familiar views to the thousands who VISITED
| the pavilion. Mrs. Jordan Cox, of this city
| exhibited a very fine collection of paintings
| In oils aud water oolors, Oh paper, elnyal
| and satin, that were very artistic and muci
| admired by connoisseurs. The Moiava bis
| cult, which was penetrated by all improved
| Winchester Mt the range last week, was ex
hibited by purity of tourists who latel!
| arrived from the East via the Needles route
! This deicltc aud tender % m0rsel bore tn,
| following inscription: "fhis is the only ON,
| in Los Angeles. Many overland passenger
| can testify TO its gtnuineness. The part!
| who placed this curiosity on exhibition vii
| take II to the N. o. Exposition as "Wha
| is t2' The magnificent display OF eitri
| and deeiduous fruit trees, palms and orna
mental shrubbery from the nursery of q. W
| Ghilds, exhibited byT. 4. Carey, was hight,
creditlble and symbolic of our fruitful lane
| and genial climate. The shell work eN
| hibited by Mrs. NJ, L. Peterson were very
beautiful and evlnced both taste and skill o
u high order q, W. Lancaster, city, ex
hibited Il fine display of leather sad
dies and harness work very fine The l.. A
| Brush Factory had fine display of good,
manufactured IN this city which were high
| this city. j. A, Burrows exhibited II very
fine display OF iron mantels. Among tn,
| artistic productions of the fair sex was
beautiful agricultural wreath made from
| the vast variety nj seeds raised in Southern
California which was beautifully framed
and attracted considerable attention. II il
not only highly artistic work, but valuabl,
ns cabinet of the numerous seeds adopted
to Southern California. The exhibit was by
Mrs. Alice Scribner of this city. w, G. Fur
rey, Of this city, made fine display d
stoves. +. j. fole, agent, made an
exhibit of a model of the improved Cali
fornia Wind Mill. The display o
| black morocco and mission grapes, from
the Da Dow District, weighing rom four e te
five pounds to the bunch, raised without
| irrigation, were very creditable and big
card for that productive locality. Tn,
| exhibit of dozen varieties of fruits and
| jelies in glass by Mrs. X, X. Haines, of thi,
| city. attracted the attention Of hundreds OF
| people who stopped to examine them care
| fully The splendid exhibit of -four, meal
and bread. manufactured, from the toul
| exhibited by the Capitol Flour Mills OF this
city, that use the roller process was con
| spicOus feature in the hall and received
| many compliments, II. g, Schumacher
magnificent display in Photographic art
| was very artistic and very much admired.
A large collection of bird eggs, ranging In
| size from the most diminutiye humming
| bird egg to the mammoth ostrich egg, from
| Dr. Sketchly's ostrich farm, was exhibited
| BY Alexander NJ. Shields This beautiful
and exhaustive collection comprises all the
| colors and shades, and, although taken
| principally on the Pacific coast they con
tain specimens from all parts of the world
One of the most expensive, and at the same
time one of the most artistic exhibits In the
Pavilion is the plush Turkish embroidery
toilet set and silk embroidery by Mrs. Moye
Weeks. The heavy silk quilt by Mrs, Nj
| Springer and the silk and satin crazy quilt
by Mrs, Spencer Evans were very much nd
mlred Mrs. A. s. Roberts exhibits mas
sive and deliberately cheneille embroider,d
sofa pillow that WAS very elegantly done
aud happily arranged in the choice of col
ors. A hooked rug, by Mrs. Addie G. Kelly
was beautiful specimen of handiwork
| Mrs. W French exhibited crochet tidy
| knitted stockings, knitted tidy and worsted
| lamp mat which attracted much attention
Mrs, IL. IL. White, L. A., kensington paint
| done. Mrs. Spencer Evans, l.. A., beautf
| full afghan In bright and changeable colors
Mrs. Y. stuyvesant, S in Bernardino, one box
of trimmed ruching, very beautiful Mrs
| table sclrf. Mrs +. A. Mdwards, Jap
| rain dragon in needle work on satin closely
initiating japanese art and very unique
Mrs q, A, Lamhourn, plum colored silk
velvet soafa pillow very artistieIly embroid
cred with raised figures and flowers Also
an embroidered plaque containing her
photo in the center, The beautiful oil paint
ing by Miss Amy Brown, adopted daughter
of A. !. Horton, of San Diego, which is a
copy OF the original painting OF Pharaohs
horses At the edge of the surf was beauti-
full work and received many compliments
from our local artists.
ADDITIONAL ENTRIES.
The following additional entries were
made yesterday:
=. G. schumacber-Fin display of phi, to.
graphs.
Mrs. James Gumston, vernon-Callalilly
lamp mat.
c. C. Coffman, Ranchito-Corn in the ear.
G. ", Dye, La Dow District-Back morocco
and Mission grapes
A. l.. Whitney, l.. A,-Penches grown with.
out irrigation.
f. Woodbury., Pasadena = Display of
peaches
work and cardboard pictures.
IL. 7, Martin. l.. A.-Steam cooker and
Wicklin oil stove.
Victor Ponet, City-santa Cruz reversible
pillow.
REVISED LIST OF ENTRIES FOR THE BABY
SHOW
Baby Davis, Los Angeles, 3 months,
Leslie Allen Packard, Downey, months
Marion l., Randall, Downey, months.
Oscar Herbert Doremus powuey, Impnths
Ada Roe Thompson, Los Angeles months
Charlie Martin Hubel, Los Angeles, :
months.
Augusta May upham, Los Angeles, 3
months.
Leon Griffith, Los Angeles, 3 months.
Lulu GOss Pas ldenu, i months.
Ghesley Wesley Ounce, Los Angeles, Il
months
Leonard Sprltt, Los Angeles, 3 months.
Jessie Kay Hanna Los Angeles, 20 months
Jennie May Johnston, Los Angeles, 3
months,
George Iiammel, Los Angeles, 10 months
BHby Hutton, Los Angeles, no ngc given
Berns and Blanch Cunningham, Los An.
geles, months
Henry Archer, san Diego. 6 months.
Ina stetnhilber, Los Angeles, 20 months
de9rge 4. shephard Los Angeles, ID
Eddie Ewald Los Angeles, 3 months,
Adnlph Bauer, Los Angeles, t weeks
The tFiplets VIII arrive this morning from
Ballona, As soon as Il was uscertAfued that
triplets were to be presented for premium
today, and that no prizes were offered
by the association William 4 Richardson
of Is DAILY street, the builder Of patent stnns
payements, resolved To raise II suhscrintinn
for q special premium to the three little new.
corners who will be exhibited ut the hahv
show this afternoon, with the following re-.
suit: Lord x Fisher, one pair fancy shoes or
DO is for the oldest; II. r. Holing, worth poId
ring for the~hedviest; 5. Maier fifty cents
worth bologna sausage. Boston One Price
Claiming HOuse one silk haudkprp biaf. fla.