The record-union., 1895-09-12
ANOTHER THRONG At THE PAVILION.
The Rain Did Not Greatly Interfere
Last Night
Carnival Floats a Great Attraction
Sacramento's Exhibit-The
Poultry Show, Etc.

Despite the inclement weather, there
was O large attendance at the PaVlllon
last night and the many interesting eX-
hibits were inspected with evident pleas
ure by the throng, while the excellent
music came in for its customary share OF
hearty commentator.
Notwithstanding the incessant rain
people kept coming in singly, by tWos
and threes, by the dozen and by the car
load. until finally the big building con-
tanned what would ordinarily have been
considered a very fair-sized crowd even
for pleasant evening.
SACRAMENTO COUNTY EXHIBIT.
The Sacramento County exhibit has
attracted especial attention from the visit
ors to the Pavilion-a natural conse-
quence of its very positive merits. The
display is in the charge of Mesdames Il.
Shields and S. 2. Moore, who have shown
the best of Judgment and most admirable
taste IN the arrangement of the almost
innumerable details. 1t Is comprehen-
aive exposition Of the products OF Sacra-
mento County, embracing ali of the lead
ing fruits fresh and dried, grains, Vege-
tables, nuts, hops, ETC., raised IN TINS
county-all displayed in highly attractive
in imitation OF the State Capitol Is utll-
lied for the display of whole fruits In
large glass jars, and the many other 1eat-
ures are neatly arranged upon tables IN
the adjoining space. a beautiful picture
of Suffers Fort, painted IN OIL py rs.
J. w. Huber, expressly for this eGhlplt,
has received many merited compliments
and is worthy acquisition to the display
CARNIVAL FLOATS on VIEW.
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Hall, and one fully appreciated by all the
sightseers, consists OF the gorgeous floats
first seen in the Electric Carnival last
Monday evening. Although robbed Of
the charms of humanity which perfected
their glory during the grand parade, yet
they are still beautiful in the extreme, as
they retain all the splendors contributed
by the electric current. Even those VINO
saw the beautiful creations at their best
are glad to see what remains of their
splendOr, and they are proving TO be "a
great drawing card" for the PAVILION.
RUNNING BY ELECTRIC POWER.
There are in Machinery Hall several
pieces Of special machinery from the
Southern Pacific shops. all running by
electric power, and each engaged in its
regular everyday work. These are Fox
turret lathe, turning out heater valves
and other brass fittings, pipe and thread
cutter. car-seal machine and bolt cut
ter, each in charge of a skilled operator.
and each operator delighted with the
power furnished him.
PUMPS IN COMPETITION.
An interesting competition is in prog
ress IN Machinery Hall by three pumps
of different manufacture and capacity.
one is a large centrifugal pump with a
capacity of 10000 gallons per minute,
and the others are much smaller; there
fore the test will, of course, be not one
OF capacity, but Of the general working of
the machinery. The pumps are worked
by the electric motors in the hail.
POULTRY AND PETS.
The poultry department. contains a
thoroughly excellent display of all the
popular varieties known to this branch.
There are Brahmas, Cochins and Ply
mouth Rocks OF gigantic size; Indian
Games worth their weight in silver,
ounce for ounce; all the different branches
of those wonderfuls' s'egg machines" the
Leghorns; Toulouse geese. Pekin and
Rouen ducks, bantams, Guinea fowls,
bronze turkeys, peafowls, rabbits, etc.
The exhibits show an unusually high
average Of excellence, and attract great
deal OF attention.
To-NIGHT's CONCERT PROGRAMME
Tie programme 10 be rendered by Rom
covieri's American Concert Band for to-
night is as follows:
l. Grand Overture, "Raymonde," j" eos" Thomas
2. Moroccan Characteristlque, "Au Mou-
III, tJlIlet
3. Grand TrOmDCne Solo, THE Honey
moon WaltZes, .....-.-......... --... Innes
Performed by Alfred Roncovieri.
4. Caprice HeTOique, The Awakening of
the Lion, kontskI
Clarionet obligato by Major L. W.
Kent.
s. Grand Illustrated Descriptive Battle
piece-''Ee collections OF the War, or
the spirit of rs 6'..-................... Boyer
Views: THE Spirit OF '76''; Wash
ingtOn's Dream; Boston Tea Party:
TIE Bridge at Concord; Washington
Crossing the Delaware 1916: Battle
OF Lexington: siege of Yorktown;
Surrender OF COrnWallis; American
Army Entering New York, 1883;
George Washington and Marquis de
Lafaye ette; Statue OF Liberty; Amer
ican Flag,
INTERBfIsSION.
@. Grand Overture, ''Rienzi, "..... Wagner
2. Petite Vaise Caprice. "Loin du raj" Gillet
s. Grand Fantasia, The Music Critics
Dream III z
This piece is founded on the popular
Little Annie Rooney as IL is sup
posed it would have been elaborated
and treated by the following mas
ters, in the style peculiar TO each:
Mendelssohn. Mozart, Chopin, Bee
thoyeu, Rossini, Haydn and Wagner.
g. Introduction and Polka de Concert.
'-Ihe jolly BiackSmiths . '......-... Suckley
With vocal chorus.