The record-union., 1896-09-07
SECOND WEEK OF THE FAIR.
Congressman Mcguire is to Speak Th..i
Forenoon.
Xwo Trotting and One Pacing Race
at the Park in the
Afternoon

several new features will be offered
at the Pavilion to-day foremost of which
will be the address OF Congressman j.
u. Magulre-the first of the series on
public topics to be offered to visitors at
the exposition. Mr.. Mcguire is to make
his address at 10 o'clock this morning
SO as not to interfere with regular fea-
lures of the fair in the afternoon. His
subject will be: Free Silver and Its
Relation to Labor"
Following the speech of Mcguire will
come that of Judge G. l.. Swinnerton
OF Stockton on the morning of Mon
cay, the 18th, and of D. E. Mckinley of
Santa Rosa the Wednesday morning
following.
Tomorrow evening the poultry ex-
hibit in charge of L. F. Lowell will be
thrown open, and those who are inter
ested in the poultry business cannot
spend an hour more profitably than
by seeing it, Secretary Smith prom
ises that the exhibit will be the best
seen for many days, and that it will be
Interesting, even to those who have no
more to do with the matter than the
eating of eggs.
On tomorrow evening the dairy test,
in charge of J. H. Watkins, will be
made for the first time, and cannot
fail in being an object of interest to
everyone. Besides these there are other
new features which will be on the
boards this evening.
The rock drilling contest, which will
occur in Machinery Hall, will be an
other great feature, and no doubt the
experienced men who are to compete
10 70 acf
The exhibition of cooking by cleo
tricity-or by heat produced by that
agency-is one of the most interesting
features of the Pavilion display, be-
cause it is something entirely new
People have read of the possibility of
being able some day TO utilize electric
ity for cooking, but few had expected
to witness such a revolution of the
kitchen in their day.
But it has come, and all the house
Wife or cook has to do, after preparing
her dishes, is to press a button and the
electricity does the rest. There is no
smoke, no SCOT, and very little heat
outside the cooking utensils employed.
THE MUSIC.
The programme presented by Cas-
sasa's Band Saturday evening was es-
DeclaIIN pleasing. ne new lndTcn cDiU-
posed by Cassasa and dedicated to the
t'Tecord- Union was played for the first
time. It is a melodious and martial
composition and especially pleasing in
the novel passages for the baritones
and basses. In this respect it is strik-
ingly original and strong. 1t will prove
a popular march. The rendition of the
arrangement, selections from robin
Hood" was the best orchestral effect of
the evening and won deserved applause.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tobin for their trombone
duo, "Hede," received unstinted ap-
pause and responded to the en-
core. This evening they will play
lee Johnson's arrangement for from
bone, Bye 10. Baby, Bye Lo." Herr
klotz will play euphonium solo, and
the grand overture will be Hatton' S
Macbeth" The full programme will
be as follows:
Grand overture Macbeth" Hatton)
pallet Suite William Tell CRos-
SIND: solo for euphOnium (Hartman),
l.. KlOtz; Grand Homage a Weber,
Godfrey; waltz, ''Sei Nicht Bos' Gel
leD: "Facketanz" (MeyerbeeD; duo for
trombones. Bye 10. Baby, Bye Lo''
Gee JohnsOn) gems for a "Gaiety Girl
tJones); gavotte, simplicity CTobanD
march. Battery Park (Thayer).