Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-20

years meteoric specimen that fell near
Oleta, Mrs. C. 81. Cummings; model OF
! first stamp mill used in Austin, New, H
Weinstock table cloth 100 years old, made
! by Sarah Coolidge, of Ashburnham, Mass,
carded, spun and woven by her own hands
exhited by Mrs. c. A. Stoddard; natural
| ball found in Bridgeport, Mass, Mrs B. f
Maulden; spoons 100 years old, H S.
Hunt; A. NJ. Watson, plate 100 years old
beautiful tapestry picture made by Mrs
L. Lotthammer, deceased, some 25 years
ago, but bright and fresh to-day in
color; it is very fine specimen OF
! wall on the main floor collection of auto
graphs of great men Qower halD; beavers
jaw and teeth, Mrs. B. F. Mauldin wal
club presented to w. H. Davis by Chief
Savu Saw in 1874 a FIJI sleeping pillow
presented to him by Mariana Saw Savu
the Chiefs wife; native cloth, made from
the bark of the mulberry tree, and a large
number of Fijian photographs. George
Boyne shows Fijian fans, Fijian soro-
vaka, or peace offering; there are also a
Fijian sail o needle made of human bone
Fijian cannibal forks; Fijian sacred shells
Fijian tortoise shell the Fijian mazda and
dromu, made of ironwood Fijian baskets
New Zealand flax a Fijian conch SHE'LL a
photograph of Fijian cannibal speci-
men of FIJI sinnet Australian boom
erang; Fijian bow and arrows; oil
painting, by Miss Fanny McClatchy
pieces of old china of so years ago, from
Mrs. Mary Bell and shell comb, IS years
old; antique hair ear-pendants of Portugal
hand embroidery from Portugal, Mrs DE
Costa fossil from Murray township, Ala
media county, Mrs. r. Z. Gogings; letter
from Princess Charlotte to her mother, the
Princess of Wales paper announcing the
death of Princess Charlotte in 1917, John
Houston Danish terra-cotta and wares,
Venetian champagne glasses, Mrs. E. B.
Croker bags made by native women OF
New Zealand, cup and saucer 70 years old,
by Miss Bessie Crouch; specimen of porce-
lain painting from Mrs. H. Hurd, and a
collection of old coins, by the same; GRO
cheted border from Azores Islands, con-
tributed by Mrs. NJ. S. Nevis; groups of
statuary, I" The First Kiss" and the First
Jewels, Mrs. E. B. Crocker; flag pre-
sented by Governor Latham to the Sacra-
mento Hussars; statuettes. 1.-The Bather,' y
and "The Greek Slave L. L. Lewis /;
carving made in French prison 200
years ago, George Boyne; stone pate by
Vancouver Island Indians, G. W. Quincy
example of English illumination, old style,
every page different in design; repousse
fire screen, made by a friend and exhibited
by Mrs. II. Weinstock a collection of
coins, from Mazzine Bros picture worked
in chenille and brilliants, Carrie york a
church scene, worked III embroidery by
Mrs. Bayer in 1854, which took the premi-
UNI at the first State Fair held in this city,
exhibited by c. H. Krebs piece of che
nile work, framed, made IL November,
$780, by Mrs. Amelia De Young, mother of
Mrs. Elkus, of this city, spread made of
bark by natives of the Chincha Islands,
Mrs. Storms ancient portrait, by Aug.
Schoefft; silicious deposit from Mono lake,
presented to Museum Association by H. n
H. Brown; petrified wood from Gold Run,
Clara H. Bradner; silk cocoons, Mrs. Hes
sers; four crayon drawings by Miss A.
"Faun and Child" "Deseopulous y moss
agates, from R. B. Wilmington; sea
moss, Mrs. NJ NJ. Breen; China
camphor wood, by E. A. Bower !;
pewter dishes over 104 years old, chain
over 60 years old, gold ring, 200 years old,
III. Weinstock milk pitcher 70 years old,
B. II. Rot; china cream pitcher, 80 years
old, property of the mother of Hattie E.
Lynn; helmet ornaments from the battle
fields of Sedan in 1870, J. We'll; spoon
over rs years old, Mrs. Fuller; portrait of
Joseph Lachanah, one of Napoleon's coun-
selors, painted on ivory in Paris in 1870,
exhibited by his granddaughter, Mrs. J. A.
Barrett; an East Indian bracelet, made by
the natives at least so years ago; minia-
ture, painted in Dublin in 1890, of Mrs.
Humphrey Evatt, grandmother of Mrs. G.
6. Tyrrell, Shirley House, Carrick Macross,
County Monaghan, Ireland, painted at the
time of her marriage, when II years old ::
irta lr1ll in,
1884 of Fanny Evatt and Henry Flood the
parents of Mrs G. G. Tyrrell photograph
of Thomas Carlyle, sent by him to eS-Gov-
erner Booth petrified oak in Sacramento
valley, L. n. Billings; banner presented
to Captain Ruhstaller by Sacramento Hus-
sars; flower work, from Mrs o. Witt, very
handsome; several attractive flower paint
ings, by Flora P. Weeks; a child, portrait
in oil, by Mrs. j. P. Frost; Master Mason's
apron of 1911, and an ancient Templar's
apron, belonging to W. NJ. Petrie.