The record-union., 1895-09-04
FINE EXHIBIT At The PAVILION.
A Display Calculated to Interest All
Visitors.
splendid Music by the American
Band-Events at the Race
Track.

There was not the attendance at the Pa
vilion last night that there should nave
been in consideration OF the excellence o.
the exhibit already in place.
This was probably due to the fact that
the people have not been accustomed III
former wears to find much of the exhibit
in place so early in the week, and there
fore have deferred going until they
thoupbt everything was IN place. AS it was
only few hundred enjoyed the gorgeous
picture which the interior presented III
up as it was by electric lights ana gay
with the carnival colors. Not at any
time for years have so many OF the ex-
hibits been in place on the second night
Those who were there, however. had
an excellent opportunity to see without
interruption the attractive display ana TO
listen TO the fine musical programme
rendered by the American Concert Band,
under the direction OF Professor romeo
vieri, which has firmly established Itself
in public favor, judging by the encores
which every selection received. Although
each number was gem, the double quar-
tet of trombones, something never heard
on the coast before fairly captured the
audience with its feeling rendition OF
pieces selected by it. Professor Romeo
vieri was much chagrined by the fact that
he was for the second time unable to give
the public the descriptive pictures OF the
music rendered, owing TO the TACT that
the current provided for the electric
lights of the stereopticon was mucn loo
powerful, and will have TO be reduced IL
will be all right this evening, however.
The hanging of the pictures in the art
L. lAfn nd -
a display of great excellence, the great
pictures of the foreign exhibit OF last
year being replaced by smaller canvases.
which will prove more attractive 10 The
people. There is uniformity of excel
lence in the exhibit that Will please the
public, and Mr.. Stanton has displayed
good judgment in his grouping and hang
ing of the pictures. The best artists OF
the State are well represented on the
walls.
In the ladies' department the display OF
fancy needIeWork, laces and embroidery
is unusually attractive, and there are me
exhibits OF paintings on porcelain ana
terra Gotta that are well worth looking al
The millinery display also attracts much
attention from the ladies, and there are
some excellent Photographic exhibits.
The Sacramento County exhibit pre-
sents very attractive appearance and
the other counties are getting their fruit,
ETC., into place as fast as possible.
The poultry show, which is in the south
annex, will be the finest ever seen
here, fowls coming from all parts OF the
State. There is also considerable agrl-
cultural machinery in the annex. In
Machinery Hall not much machinery
is in place yet, but the next two days viii
SHOW difference. The conservatory
shows are excellent.
The following attractive programme by
10 no nd nTanarG0
/. Coronation march from "The Prophet"
(Meyerbeer.)
2. Grand concert values, euphonium solo,
Festival OF Flowers (AIcCoy.l
8. Grand Air Narie" (Warwick-W 1lliams),
performed by Walter Colverd.
l. Grand illustrated piece, historical over
fture, "MaXimliian Kobesplerre." (Litof)-
Views: Scenes OF the French revolution
Girondists Going toExecutlon,1 : 8 3;Scene
OF RougeL de Lisle singing LA Marseil-
laisen Tor theFirst Time Before the Mayor
OF Strasburg Roll Call, Reign OF Terror,
/ 1885, Reign of Terror, the Conclefgerlei
Assassination of Alarat; Marie AntoIn-
cite Going to Execution; Louis XVI. IN
Prison and Family Awaiting Death;
Mlrabeau; Robes pierre; Capture OF Bas-
tile, 14tk July, 1898.
5. Rhapsodic Hongrolse NO. (LlsZtl
INTERAIIssIoS.
6. Grand illustrated peice, descriptive fanta-
STA Life and Time OF Columbus" (Iobani).
Views: Marriage of Ferdinand and lsa-
bella: "tirand Opening Fanfare Announc-
ing Their MaleSIleS OF '1stD0tlds
Triumphal Entry Into Segovia," ''Colum-
bus Before the Council OF Salamanca"
columbus PropouDding His Theories
isabella Parting WIN KING BoabdlI,
t.Colurnb bus at the Court OF Ferdinand and
Isabella;" The Ships Bells, columbus
Leaving the Rarbor of Palos;.' The An
chor's Weighed, MerrIment OF the Sail
ors Chorus and Dance, columbus Three
Ships" Great storm Scene, the Storm
Gradually Abates, columbus in Sight of
Land" Land Land, Ho. Birds Greet the
49, go INN 4 laNp rfraEG
in The Distance, Landing OF Columbus
1892" Hail Columbia, - ''Statue OF Lib
ertyf "Old Glory"
z Trombone solo. "Reverie" (RoncovieFi),
performed by Alfred Roncovieri.
s. The celebrated ''Fackeltanz" (Meyerbeer.l
g. Grand fantasia from 'Lohengrin" (Wag-
ner) introducing the bridal chorus.
10. Grand descriptive illustrated piece,
"Water Mil in the Forest ELLEN berg.
a Summer Day, the wafer wheel in mo-
ton; the moon rises and produces rip
pling effect on the waters; the mill in
winter. ground covered with snow: snow
storm, the white flakes tall thick and fast.
As many people would like to know
the schedule of prices and kinds of tick
cts adopted this year the following list
will be interesting:
ANY person may become a life member
by paying 500. which admits him, his
wife and minor children to the Park, Pa
viiion and all other gates and stands
when admission is charged, with ex-
hIOitorS' privileges.
Exhibitors tickets, for 50, admit the
holder only to the Park morning and
evening and the Pavilion day aud even
ing.
Communication fifteen coupon ticket, for
$, each coupon being good, If not de-
tached, for one admission for one adult,
or two children under 10 years Of age, to
either Park or Pavilion.
Single admission to the Park is so cents;
for faGiaa n the fOraOOOn -
General admission to the Pavilion
through the day is . cents; evening, 30
cents. Children over u and under is
years are admitted to Park or Pavilion for
70 cenls;
Tickets to the special stand. admitting
gentleman and lady. 81; gentleman only,
- cents; lady only, 90 cents.
Quarter-streichs season badge admits the
holder TO the grand stand. betting ring
and saddling paddock for So.
Daily grand stand badge admits to the
grand stand (ladies free and betting
ring for 80 cents, and daily admission to
the saddling paddock is % cents.
YESTERDAYS RACES.
Four Very Fast Heats In the Race for
2:25 Trotters.
Another day of delightful weather was
enjoyed yesterday, and the attendance at
the track was much better than on Mon
day. The going was frst-class. and in
terest in the days events was maintained