Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-18
WHOLE NO. lO,737.

mind the whole question of the relation of
| IaoOT T,saVing machinery to manual labor
anu. anu me laoornS classes generallv.aud reia-
tiyely their relation 10 caniral and tba mr."
| glessiye elements of the worlds erroyytI
IneSe IN turn involve others relatinr In
poiiLtcai economy and the very theory and
| system Of government. ''i''
Nelther time nor space have availed to
| perm't Us to enter upon an extended notice
OF the ari gallery, in the north wing. under
Ihe charSe OF Norton Bush, the wclLknown
arust II IS large exhibit, not so choice
| as that oi last year, for then we had the
ne" fofN collection of paintings, that
alone constituted a notable disf,lay re-
sides, it has been a very a1li veor for
artists snd the studios have not turned ,1t,f
much Good work available for exhibitor,
20 the Pubilc. Nevertheless. there is a very
attractive showing Mrs. MARGARET +
| crocker has added six choice paintings To
she display that augment it in artistic yalre.
| very much. There are some of the hest
@tIists n oi t'e coast represented in the
6-'ie4I py iheir NorkS-some pictures that
are of the highest order of merit The
pictures Of high merit may not bc 90
numerous as II the showing of las. year
out IL IS sufficient now to draw the Gre of
the connOisseurs. It is an exhibit worthy Of
examination, and suggests the possibilities
OF future seasons under the influence of
better times and, still greater, the stimulus
OF liberal awards to artists to rcconipense
thenl Ior the expense of exhibiting
Inc carlson u Currier tSan Francisco
exhibit in the southeast gallery. of sDooI
and sEein sewing. embroidery and knitting
SILKS, attracts much attention The raw
SIX SIX IN gum and that boiled off are
| StloNh- here IL also q neat crruupemenr
OF worms, moths and cocoons, showing the
whole life and action of silk-growing.
IN the south gallery Mrs T. Cross. Sacra-
LhGhto, eNemplliles to ladies Wilson'S new
TAILOR system OF perfect dress cutting and
l',i!lS. us claims are high and positive.
Aiemer Bros, Sacramento. show n fine
lot OF laces and children's garments in lace
etc. The exhibit occupies two cases. ana is
rom the White House dry goods establish
ment.
ID. II. Quinn, Sacramento. has a case of
handsome and sterling quality goods repre-
senting his hat manulactory and business
James Parsons, Sacramento, shows a case
OF finely made shoes and boots. Indies shoes
predominating. 1t is fine exhibit.
Mrs. }. {. Avery, Miss Josie f. Dalv and
MISS Julla Munger exhibit examples of
hair work.
Fred. kolliker, Sacramento, in the south
gallery has fine, large display of dental
goods and supplies of all kinds and grades.
II looks grim, of course, but mechanically
Is of much interest
Mrs. Rev. II. H. Rice Sacramento. ex-
hlbits an autograph quilt presented 10 her
by the ladies Of Westminster Presbyterian
Church
f. r. Girard's piano area has many Wis
ltors III the south gallery, and is a music
center.
The New York sewing machine is shown
IN the south gallery; also, in the same
space, Noises patent fruit steamer.
Z. Nj. Campbell Sacramento. shows q
patent pillow sham holder and patent
spring bed ana patent rocker, all in the
south gallery.
T. r. Neely & Son, Sacramento. have a
tine display Of boots and shoes made bv
them, and OF excellent character Of manu-
tacture.
The Misses Brothers, miIliners. Sacra-
mento, IN the south gallery, show fine ex-
ampleS OF bonnets, hats, feathers and flow
ers; Theirs is one of the leading importing
and manufacturing houses OF the State
Felter u Son, Sacramento, exhibit, on the
north OF the rotunda, at the Tolenas water
booth. pure grape brandy, California man
utacture, and have received the premium
thereon. They show also Stag bitters.
something new, and Catawba wine cordial.