The morning call., 1891-08-30
AT THE FAIR.
The Columbus Buggy Company's
Attractive Exhibit.

1t may now be said that the Mechanics
Fair is in full blast. The attendance yes
tcrday was unusually large, many thousand
children being among the visitors in the
afternoon. During the evening the crush
was SO great that locumotion in the main
aises on the lower floor was almost impos-
sble. An excursion party from Ukiah
helped TO swell the crowd. Excursions
from many interior points are being ar
ranged for the present week.
Considerable improvement is being made
in the machinery department, and among
the additions is amammoth Davidson steam
pump The ramie exhibit still attracts con-
siderable attention, and the spectacle of a
lady spinning the fiber on an ancient wheel
was viewed with great curiosity.
Among the new exhibits is life-size bust
of the late DIR. II. Ferrer, made from the
most interesting feature, and some of the
cornet solos by little Jessie MiIlar will be
produced by phonograph.
COLUMBUS BUGGY CoMPANY's EXHIBIT.
Beyond question one of the greatest at
fractions at the fair is the exhibit of this
company. They are to be congratulated and
highly commended for the magnificent dis
play which they have made.
A noticeable feature is the double team
hooked to the seaside surrey In addition
they show handsome loop-front phaeton, a
cut-under surrey, side bar surrey a cabri-
olet Bally trap and side-bar top buggy.
etc.
The name of this slong-establlshed and WELL
known firm is the best guarantee the public
could have of the worth and unequaled merit
OF the work which they turn out. The Co.
lumbus Buggy Company's factory Is re-
nowned for their forgings. shaft irons and
boxes. and all axles are steel, with case
hardened points Their wheels are of the
finest grade, and Of the celebrated Sarven
patent and shell band style. Their gearing
ana D0dy-work is constructed of the best
selected and seasoned woods. Their mount
fngs are in strict uniformity and keeping
with the other work. All this company's
WORK IS guaranteed, and no cheap or in
ferior work is turned out. Ii you want an
absolutely reliable vehicle you should pur-
chase one IN anu1actured by the Columbus
Buggy Company. Their Office and ware
rooms are at No. % Market streets
Music for To-Morrow.
The programme Of music for tomorrow
is as follows:
AFTERNOON.
l. March. Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep"
Grand overture Miner: Drcam KsaTasff HeaRs1
g. o!eratic selection, "reminiscences OF Gou-
A. coH5eit waltz Venus Reissn
8. Turkish Patrol. Michaeiis
PART H.
O. Grand overture, ''Nater-Carriers". .Cherublni
2. Popular selections ns.........,.,,,..... Braham
b. Solo for cOrnet (Serenade) )...,,,.,... Missud
Hugo Schmidt.
.. DlNeftiseihent .MeyreeS
~. Galop. "Bacchanal.. Robinson
EVENING.
PART L.
l. March, The whlstling Coon" Weldon
2. Grand overture, "Medea" ... - '(,hernbini
.. operatic selection "Huguenots'' Meyerbeer
d Solo for eornet' Alice Where Art Thou?"..
Jessie Miiiar. n ''H''
5. Gayotte. Little Nestlings" Moses TobanI
PART
8. Grand overture. "SemIramide" Rossini
z. quartet OF trombones. Sabbath Day. .Kreutzer
Messrs. Delaney, Tobin, Gutman and Wright
@ iVPuidt seicctioL
D. Concert waltz, "Hydr Opatten". .Gunel
AV' oa.op, rahtastlC' Robinson
Director OF Music, Charles H. Casassa