Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-08

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Wm. Davis, l7l6 M-Eutrduce to residence
very handsomely draped
Union Brewery, Twentieth and O-Colors in
mourning trimmed with white and black
salelds WredthS, etc.
dTaped.
=, DR.. G. L. Simmons residence-Tenth and y
Front entrance pIofuseiy draped The large
| column wrapped in black and white with
canopy covered and the Tailingof the steps also.
one OF the neatest drapings il the city
ly dIaped.
=, John We'll, 1Gl1 L-Front of residence taste
n, Mrs }. Nahoney's residence, 1913 L-Front of
puuuIhg neatly draped in white and black
General a. /. Hart, 1927 I.-Frort Of residence
pr0iuSely draped with white and black
GariDaldi Iiotel, /. between Front and Second
White and black streamers
California Museum ssOciatiOn-Fntro,ae 10
l. - Erocker Art Gallery draped and the full
length portrait OF General Grant in the Gallery
j \. Woodson, 9l6 O-Draped flag front Of
dwelling, bands Of white and bars of black.
black and white festoous, portrait of Grant
ana the motto :. TriumphO mOrte tam Vita" I
triumph III death rs in liie.)
Judge J. w. Armstrong 81 O-Terraced ap-
proach to dwelling in bands of black and white
WITH supports to porch entWined with black and
c. II. Cummings, Ninth and O-Flag in
mourning drapeG over and about portrait Of
Grant IN black and white.
Samuel Gale, Fourth and O-BlacS and white
!estoons portrait of Grant, and flag in mourn
inr.
State Capitol--Main entrance and pedimeLt
in black and white festoons, rosettes and
streamers; flag bordered in black: pillars in
front clothed from base to capitals in black:
general draping 10 main approach in black and
white.
kECoRD-UNIoS Office. .Third-PiIlars to halconv
wound III black and white; balcony front in
black and white, with rosettes, stars and numcr-
Gus portraits of General Grant: from the caves
% the balcony, crossing, two black and white
bands; roof cOrnice i'll lestOOus OF black and
white. mourning shield by y feet. with
portrait of Grant, was prepared for the center
front, but could not be secured TO the brick wall
safely.
Be Office Third-Front of balcony in black.
overhuug with festOOns of black and white and
hearing portrait of General Grant; cornice in
black and white testoonS with flowing ends and
rOsetteS.
John Daley-Heavly draped in white and
black and cOoTs in mourning.
Woodburn u Barnes, James GToth and James
q; Davis have the fronts of their business places
trimmed alike, With long strips OF white and
black starred and Tosettcd.
Vienna saloOn-White and black drapings
national co!OrS in mourning.
). Frank Clark-Nhite and black strirs fes-
TONED The entire balcony covered
Henry kohue-White and black drapings
N. Alnoid's restaurant. opposite the Metro
politan Ihc&ter, is one OF the most elaborateIy
drapeds buildings in the city, and the decorator
IS entitled to credit. The arrangements of the
dTape!y IS entirely different from that of any
other building on The street. In the center in
large black letters, is the word Grant" The
notices are '' Eternal Rest" " All Honor to the
Dead Hero Small flags in mourning and fss-
ICONS OF eVeTgTecuS are interviewer, making d
very pleasant effect.
A. Il. Powers * Co.-Balcony and store front
IN black and white; festoons, wTeaths and pOr-
traits.
Pacific Hotel-National colors draped 2 in
mourning
". D. Comstock-The same.
Fulton Aukes-lusiae decorations, black and
white very neat
Restaurant de FrGuce-Black and white trim
miuSs, ieStocns, Autographs exc
J. A. WijsOu-Suue.
4. Gegber-I.;fe sized dcath-bed sccue of Gen
eral Grant" His First and Last Surrender
Hothlter q Graimiller, siXgh-White and
black 'front.' lithagTapas liz mourning
j.. FiOhr SiX;h-Sauc.
sacramento Transfer COmpauy-FrOut fes-
TONED with black and white.
Fred Wage7-Frout and balcony in black
James 3IcGufre-Front and balcony neatly
J. +. Parker-white and blacl, trimmings
Pacific blths-Coiumns and balcony IN white
ana black, Autographs in mourning.
Joseph woods and r, II. Petti.-FrOuts black
and white trimmings.
George Newman-Front tastefully and e1aho-
ratcly Gr1ued with white and black Wrearhs,
iestuOnS, portraits, etc.
Eureka Baths-WhiJe and black trimmings.
a. .ndiey Il Co. and Hugh CGSey-Frouts q
rich black with white and silver trimmings.
Western Aotei-Balcony aud front in black
S. s. Nathan < Co. corner Third and J-Bal-
cony, columns and windows are trimmed with
suitable emblemS o. otmouniug.
Nerl hants Exchange Saloon-White and
black front.
IL, Heinrich, Third and Balcony white and
black.
Huntington. Hopkins d Co.-The entire
length Of the front fsstconed with deep black
goods trimmed with q narrow strip Of white
shields, draped co.Ors, wreaths, Autographs
etr.
John J. Tg,arbach--White and black festoons,
d. lie Bernardo d Go. were among the first to
decorate, and thelr decoration for beauty of de
sign Is equal to anything in the city Nreaths
stars shCldS. iestOons, autographs, and the
words al Rest
:, City H9teII. \. Noonc-Balcony trimmed in
black and white.
Jacob seraus White and black festoons.
WIeaths, shields and portraits
y 4. Mlller's residence, NJ near Finh-An
arGh IN mourning co!ors, very neat
k. ". Fratt-Biack and white strips banners
etc, on balcony.
Maddux Block, Third and K-Frout in black
ana white Wreaths, colors in mourning, litho-
graphs.
Van Voorhies * Co. 30 and S2f J-Front Of
! building trimmed very tastefully in black and
royal purple aWuing-pOsts decorated so as to
! represent square pillars; in the center of the
| drapingS IS a picture Of the dead General, in a
| diamond-shaped frame of purple and black The
entire decorations are novel tasteful and a.
tractivc
II. \. Weaver. s37 J-Frout of awning neatly
draped in white and black with draped poi-
trait o: Grant in center; festOOns OF white gnd
black.
Lafayette Hall-Streamers, black and white.
/. Jacobs-Belcouy and columns black and
white.
l. Todhunter and Ross d Bauer-The same.
Jerry Haley, the veteran bOOtblack, had his
stand array ed with mourning colors in elegant
style He said some people might have more
money than he, but when it came to drapiEg Tor
General Grant, he would not be outdouc
Little jerry Haley, . boOtblack on Third
street, also had his stand tGstefully draped II
was an object Of admiration to all who beheld
il. and the young lad received many compli-
ment for his taste and patriotism.
David Davis, Fourth street - Entire f-nut
draped with black, trimmed with white stars
and rOsettes.
4. c. Chipman and TanZola-FrOut in black
and white.
T. Gruhlel - White and black s,reamers
Wreaths festoons and portraits
Sacramento News COmpany-FrOutage black
lightly trimmed with white
Clarence Nelson-Front and balcony white
and black.
sherblrn K smith-Whitc and black festoons,
wreaths ana Autographs.
J. W. Wilson'S stable-Posts and balcony white
aud black the whole front dTaped festoons
wreaths and PORTRAITS.
Postofice-Neatly trimmed with white and
black strips festooued 10 the balcony.
in black and whites
Brown Buuding-Balconies and columns in
white, national eoors draped in mourning.
International Hotel-Columns in black and
white; front and balcony same
Hook and Ladder House on Fourth street
Corporation House on Second, and Engine House
No. on second street are all tastefullv and
profusely covered with the habiliments OF
mourning
/ Lewis-Black and white drapings.
J. I. Chadderdon-Same
B. Alexander, S2l K-Black and white colors
draped.
Bank Exchange - Entrance handsomely
draped with black and white wreaths, rosettes
and portraits.
$. Loorya-Black and white drapings motto.
% Rest in Peace"
Mint Restaurant-White and black
Empire Market and Elmer Hotel-Draped in
black and white.
Grand Hotel-White and black colors in
mourning.
Metropolitan Theater, D. ]. simmons-En-
trance hung IN white and black; fine portrait of
! in