St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-24
THE LAST WEEK
Will Be Gloriously Inaugurated at
the Exposition To-Day.

the Exposition To-Day.
To-day inaugurates the closing week
of the Exposition. The DAM band be-
gins its engagement, and the element OF
local interest and pride will be added,
as Mr.. Danz has long ago won a warm
place in the hearts of Minneapolis music
lovers by his efforts to maintain an Or
ganiZation that reflects credit upon the
city. The Exposition chorus of nearly
500 voices, which Prof. Richard Stempf
has been training, gives its first concert
assisted by the DanZ orchestra, and the
combination of vocal and instrumental
music upon so large scale will have a
magnificent effect. The solos by Julia
May, Prof. Porter and Prof. POrters,
will also lend additional interest to the
programme. The Flour City Cadet
band of fifty pieces also gives concert.
AFTERNOON PROGRAMME. PART III P. NJ.
March-"Mme Piper" ........... Mallach
Overture-''Orpheus" ............. OHenbach
Selec tion-"Olden Times. ........... Boyer
Waltz-'My Dream =. -. Waldteufel
Intermission one hour.
PART III Pm.
Overture-"Fra Disvolo" .Auber
Observation-Disclosures Girl" ... Balfe
Cornet Solo-''Thou Art SO Near, and
Yet So FAR ........... Prof. Rodenkirchen
Il . .
EVENING PARTI-7:3O P. NJ.
Exposition Chorus and Danz's Band.
''Frederick's March" -; .;........... Gungi
Danz's Band.
Evening Twilight ............ .... Hatton
Exposition Chorus.
"Chimes of Normandy. ......... Planquette
DAMS Band.
'lnfelice tn credevi," from ''Ernani' Verdi
Prof. A. W. Porter
Overture-"Massaniello .Aubor
DanZs Band.
'Walpurgis Might
Mendeissolm- Bartholdy
"Now May Again
Prof Willard Patton and Chorus
"Know Ye Not a Deed So Daring
Miss Julia May
ION Their Rampants They viii Slaughter
Chorus OF Women
with Courage Conquer Slavish Fear
Druids Chorus
SHOULD Our Christian Foes Assail Us
A. W. Porter
''Come Along with Torches Flashing
Chorus of Guards and People
A. ". Porter and Chorus.
Restrained by Might
Help, My Comrades =
Willard Patton and Chorus
'Unclouded, Now, the Flame is
Prof. Richard stempf, Conductor of Chorus
Intermission, One Hour.
PART 1880 P. NJ.
Flour City Cadet Band, Fifty Pieces.
Exposition March. ..........C. G. Heintzman
Galop-"Electricity" NJ. NJ. Snider
Waltz. Observation-Disclosures. c. c, Heintzman
Flour City Mazourka. ....C. C. HeIntzman
Cadet March. c. Heintzman
THIS IS GERMAN DAY."
and it is expected that the citizens of
that nationality will attend in large
numbers. The prizes awarded in the
woman's collective display will be dis
tributed on this day. The New Howe
Sewing Machine company give sew
ing machine as first prize for the best
individual display of woman'S work.
Folds & Griffith give pair of lace cur
tains as second prize. Drennen 81 Co.
give and elegant French decorated tea
set as first prize for the most unique
heirloom. Lara & Co. give one set of
elegant lace curtains as second prize.
McClelland Bros. give a handsomely
decorated China tea set for the best
piece of embroidery.
The parachute jump by Prof. W. Fl.
Leroy will be made from the tower this
afternoon at 8 O'Clock. He also gives
all exhibition of high walking at
the light well in the Exposition imme-
diately afterwards. Prof. A. E. Car
penter, the mesmerist, also remains.