The record-union., 1898-09-17

The exposition scored another great
success last night, the attendance be-
ing very large and the musical and spe-
cialty program varied, artistic ana
pleasing in every detail
The Hewitts, who do a marvellous ac-
robatic turn of their own deyislng,
which is unlike anything in that line
ever seen, captured the spectators, as
on previous nights. The Leanders, too,
who are all artists of a high grade, were
in favor and were loudly cheered, and
the bright, artistic and graceful little
O'Malley sisters were as popular as
ever, and were loudly applauded.
Every effort has been made to make
the entertainment tonight superior to
anything that has yet been offered,
because, as it is the last night, It is
designed to make it the best OF ALL
Many San Francisco people were at
the Pavilion last night, but it is prob
able that hundreds Of strangers who
have not seen the splendid pavilion
show before will get a last peep To-
night. The doors will be open until very
late to give the farewell crowd a good
view of everything.
The band will play from TO Il mid
night, with an intermission after NO. o.
The program is made up of the choicest
requests the past two weeks, as well as
several new and fine numbers, notably
"Boccacio" and peer Gynt." AT 9:lo
Miss Hamilton and G. A. Anderson VIII
give a cake walk.
The art department, as usual, was a
favorite part of the Pavilion for cultur-
ed people last night, and several thous-
and persons viewed the treasures OF the
hvrI1c \, hon crin
ing.
Following is the musical program for
tonight:
Specialties until $40 p. m Change
of program New dances and dancers,
Equilibrists. Magic. Globe act and
March, "Fest" (rom Tannhaqserl
The celebrated minuet by Paderewski.
Finale to Lucia di Lammermoor On
Guiding the beautiful sextette) Donzettl
Intermezzo from "Cavaleria fSasaa Kustla an,
Gloria from Twelfth Mass '... Mozart
IntermiSSion.
Overture, ''William TelP' ....-.... RossiIl1
stieiche'' dolly Bobbers). In this Sc
lection the band go on strike, one Of
trouble is settled by the clarinets
playing Aud Lang Syne' and the
trOmbOneS Annie Laurie.
Selections. (a) Pilgrims Chorus" Ob)
Song to the Evening Star" Qrom
Duet for trombones, ':Hebe' ]. D. Redding
By Messrsz Hobbs and Plat,
Grand d potpourri, "Boccacio" -. .SIppe
Selections, (a) Morning. (b) ."Asa,s
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Grieg
e. j. Keller will play cornet solos.
The song "Only to See My Child
Again. music by G. A. Anderson,
words by Miss Leila Cullinford of Sac
ramento. will be played after No. 6.
Mrs. wilkins In fancy dances, Miss
Beth Hamilton in the Polish dance, the
Hewetts, Brandt, Leanders, Uno in
magic and gun drill, and O'Malleys in
fancy dances.
There are still enough interesting
inches where good things cluster to give
one much profit in studying them.
Nearly all kinds of typewriters may
be found on the upper floor, also sew
eraI kinds of bicycles, and many brands
of pianos and musical instruments.
Charles NJ. Campbell has an interest
ing display of carpets and furniture on
the upper floor.
Jordan & Banta show what Is done
in bicycle manufacturing by an exhibit
of wheels that they have made out of
the Robert Malcolm & Co.'S supplies.
The Nonpareil Store has an attractive
exhibit of millinery and pleasing fabrics
that please the ladies.
D. H Quinn, the halter has a large
assortment of hats of various colors
and styles.