The record-union., 1895-09-11
SOME EXQUISITE DECORATIVE WORK.
1t is to be Seen in the Pavilion
Display
The Great Building Packed With
People Last Night-Tennis
Games To-day.


The Pavilion has grown to be 1.-THE
fashion, and there is plainly evident a
general awakening on the part OF the
public to the many attractions within the
big building on Fifteenth street.
The attendance last night was such as
to carry Joy to the heart of the manage
ment. There were fully lO,0OO people IN
the building-and they all looked ana
acted as though they were glad that they
had come.
The crowd was very appreclatlvs one,
and seemed to enjoy to the utmost the
interesting features displayed on all SIDES.
The music was accorded a very generous
approval by the immense audience. Inc
programme included a trombone solo by
Professor Roncovieri himself, executed
in admirable style. He played "Dear
Little Love-" the creation of sacramento
author, and in response to rapturous
encore he executed paraphrase on 'Ihe
Heart Bowed Down."
There is some exceptionally fine work
in the line Of china and porcelain paint
ing on exhibition in the Pavilion. There
are only two exhibits in this department,
but they are both good, and one Is OF the
SURPRISING degree OF good. 1t includes a
large figure painting on porcelain which
is very dream of loVelfneSs, both as To
subject aud detail of execution. The ex-
hibit also embraces a superb Jard1nlepe,
gorgeousiy decorated with roses, game
set on which dainty birds are daintiiy por-
trayed beautiful medallion with
Cupids, etc. The other collection includes
superb fish set, very handsomely dec
GRATED with piscatorlal designs and sea
shells, ali executed in manner highly
artistic.
A fine collection is also shown of oil
painting on terra Gotta, consisting of
rose jars, vases. jugs. ETC., in handsome
floral designs.
There are numerous exhibits of fine
needle work, embracing baby clothes OF
delicate texture and dainty finish, as we'll
as many other beautiful varieties OF work
in this line, mucn of it being executed
with cOnsummate skill. one collection
contains a Patriarchs Militant ODD Eel
lows banner in red. white and purple
silk, with the devices in gold silk thread
which is a very beautiful piece OF work.
The embroidery exhibits contain a
great number of especially line features.
one display has large bedspread which
many 2 lady would declare "a poem" Ia
white, beautifully embroidered with
roses; a mouckoir case and cravat holder
in white linen, also daintily embroidered.
There are many other exquisite speci-
mems, and those who appreciate such
work will find at the Pavilion much to
admire in that line.
The milk test which has been in opera
ton since last Thursday will be COM
pleted tonight. There were twenty
OF them dropped out because their pro-
duct did not come up to the high stand
ard set for the competition in the way OF
butter-iat, so that the contest is now be-
tween ten cows-consisting OF Jerseys,
Holsteins and Durhams, with prepon-
derauce OF the first named.
AN ATTRACTION FOR TO-DAY.
All who are interested in athletic sports
in general, and lawn tennis in particular,
will be pleased 10 hear that the manage
ment has arranged for a game OF tennis
Tor to-day on the court at the Pavilion
between the crack players, the Hardy
brothers and DeLong and Whitney. The
game will commence at $50 a. NJ. Seats
have been provided for ZOO people, with
out extra charge.
FLOATS AT THE PAVILION.
The general outside illumination of
business houses and the Capitol has been
discontinued, on account OF danger by
the moisture at present prevailing trans
hitting kUb 5ieCiIlClky anu h6IlOUss II uOL
fatal, accidents occurring. The last one
OF the Carnival floats, however, was
safely housed at the Pavilion on Monday
night, as the rain began TO come down,
and the National float and the twelve
from the railroad shops will be illumi-
mated each evening in the annex.
THE ANNUAL ADDRESS.
Hon. J. w. Mitchell of Los Angeles
will deliver the annual address al the Pa
vilion tomorrow evening at O'Clock
The gentleman is very eloquent
sueaker, and treat is IN store in his ad-
dress.
To-NIGHTs CONCERT PROGRAMME.
The programme for to-nighrs concert
by RoncovierPs Band is as follows:
!. Grand Overture "Pique Dame Suppe
z. Cornet Duett "Kondo, "Cheerlulness'
Performed by Mezsrs Mahood and Doni-
3. Excerpts from opera Carmen" - Bizet
Introducing soldiers Chorus and the
famous Iorreador song.
Il. Grand collOcatiOn OF gems from the
most admired works OF Onenbach....-..
Conradi
Solos for Messrs. BIahood, Kent and Co..
o. Grand illustrated piece, Poeme sym
phOnique, La Uanse Mscabre' or the
Dance OF Death ST Saens
illustrated with same effects OF Magician
Hermann.
INTERN ISSIOS.
6. Grand Mosaic from opera "Ione".....
II tLfella
Solos Tor Messrs. Kent, Mahood and
Gomez.
2. Polacca di Concert, "Loiseau du BoIs"
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Piccolo obligato ny Frank Bridges,
&. Grand American Fantasia and Para
phrase on My Old kentucky Home
Introducing variations for ali instruments.
s. Moroccan de Concert, "Aubade Printa-
Mere" Lacombe
40. March, Bear Flag .RoncoYlerl