St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-28
Floral and sunday School Dav.

days of the exposition, it being both
floral and Sunday school day. A space
goo feet long has been set apart for the
floral display, on the third floor. and the
following are the prizes offered by the
plymouth clothing house for the best
displays: First, $50; second, $50:
third, $50; fourth, $40. the only stipula-
lation regarding the exhibits being that
at some point they bear the name of
the priZe-giving house in floral charac-
tiers. Mendenhall, the G. A. Smith
Floral company, John Vasattka and
Charles Bennett, of st. Paul, are among
those who will compete. A space 200
1eet long is set apart for the display,
and it is stipulated that the pOsies
must be in position by the opening of
the show at O'Clock in the morning.
=. M, Lorlng, Col. j. FL. Stevens and
Wyman Elliott constitute the committee
on awards. The Ingleside Magazine of
ferSS a lady's gold watch for the largest
ana best marked pressed pansy sent to
its office.
THE PARADE
OF the Sunday school children occurs in
the afternoon. and it is expected Is. ZOO
children will be in line. all the schools
In the city having been invited to par
tIclpate. The schools will assemble at
the various central churches and after
forming divisions will join on Nicollet
avenue and march directly to the build
ing. The procession starts from Sixth
and Nlcollet at 1:30 promptly. W. T.
Howe, John Day Smith, G. P. Stevens,
w. II. Norris and Mr.. Peabody will
command the divisions in the order
named. and Cappa's band will head the
procession. 1t is expected that $4,000
children will be in line. AT the building
the exercises will be conducted accord
Ing to the following programme:
Adesti Fideli, 20, Come All Ye Faith
" Cappa's Seventh Regiment II; BanS SoVello
Prayer. er............... Rev. w. T. Chase, D. D
Hymn No. 149. Hear the Cail". y. .Sherwin W ia
rive Minute Address. Bishop Cyrus Foss
lynn No. 175, "Onward, Christian Soldier
rive Minute Address, Rev.C. d. Andrews, d ID
Hymn No 299, Triumph, By and
Five Minute Address, Rev. D. j. Burreil. d. D
Hymn No: 141, Jesus Shall Reign Wilhelm
Cornet Solo; Nearer Ny God to Thee
seventh Regiment Band, Walter Rogers
The following is the musical pro-
gramme for this afternoon and evening
Tuesday, Aug. %, p. m.
AFTERNOON PARLIAMENTARY TT:
AGestl Fldeli, 20, Come All Ye
Cappas Seventh Regiment band. '-'0'
HYMN No iys HeaT EeT fGe " Il ehasf p R
Five Minute Address. Bishop Cyrus d. Foss
Hymn No: 10. Onward Christian
soldiers. -. Rev. c. D. Andrews, D, D.
rive Minute Address Rev. G. d. Andrews, d. D.
HymnNo 2S9... "Triu mph By and
Five Minute Address Rev B. j. Burrel diipe5 D d
Hymn No. 141 = Jesus Shall
scornet solo..Nearer Ny God to Thee @slneim
Walter Rogers of Cappa's Seventh Regiment
Band
1ntermission of One Hour.
PART III P. NJ.
Selection-Un Ballo. ..... Verdi
Waltz-Artist's Life ife..........S Strauss
March-Jolly Coppersmith. ....... Peters
s,rod,sh EXENLNGmPART Ta1aii,- PART, l., 7:3oP.
Overture-"Rosamunde'' Sherbert
Selection-"GrandM Mogul'' ..Audran
Flower Song LANCE
Fantaisie-sJoiiy Musicians .Mnscaat asat
Synopsis--The Piccolo plays the solo and the
Band laughs at him, the Flute the same
then Euphon1um and Cornet; the whole
Band then laugh at one another at having
good joke at the Bass Drummer.
QntermisSion one hour.)
PART H., $3.50 p NJ
Aria-"Traviata." GA forse lui che
ANNA )..,............. Verdi
Cornet Solo-Fantaisie. ........ Walter Rogers
kloe OF the rS Ealkyries: Wagner
Scandinavian mythology as terrible Great
ures, nine in number, daughters of Odin,
whose duty is to place the death mark upon
the heroes who are slain in battle and after
their death conduct them to Walhalla. In
the opera the scene is laid high upon a
mountain among the clouds, where the
Valkyrles are gathering after battle Clad
in heavy mail and mounted unon colossal
horses. they come dashing through the
clouds bearing the bodies of the dead
heroes whom they were carrying to the
banquet halls. D
Galop-Harum Skarum Cassidav
Mrs. W. e. Byron returned to the CITY
yesterday from visit to Cleveland. and
the general smiles peacefully as of
yore.
Owing to the large number of ballots
cast, it was found impossible to canvass
the vote on the SalesiadieS' contest, so
the result will be made known this
afternoon, it requiring special help to
count the number of slips deposited in
the boxes.
The colored globes over the incandes-
cent lights in the hanging baskets make
a wonderful difference in the tout en-
semble" of Palmer lake.
Business Manager Soloman arranged
all the pieces for to-day in one hour
yesterday. He is a great hustler.
The music to-day will be exception
ally fine.
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