The morning news., 1889-05-05
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MAY WEEKS PROGRAMME.

! The following is the weeks programme
| MONDAY.
| At a. m.--Parade Of Travellers Associa
tion.
| At 1920 q. m.--Address Of welcome tc
| the delegates and guests at the theater by
| Hon. p w. Meldrim.
Delegates wiz then assemble in the hall
| OF lhs Oh than Artillery, where the con-
| ventiOn will be organized and the work be-
| fore it begun.
II a. rn.-ReceDtion at Telfair Academy.
4:30 p m.-Mllitary parade through prin-
| cipal streets to park extension. where there
| will be a review and dress parade.
TUESDAY.
10 a. m.-Assembling of guests and dele
| gates at headquarters.
II q. m--Special reception at Telfair
| Academy of Arts and Sciences.
Afternoon-CavaIry tilt by Georgia
Hus ars at Ten Brosck.
Night-Address by Hon. j. f. Hanson of
Macon at theater to the Southern Tray
elers' Association and merchants of the
south. Admission complimentary.
WEDNESDAY.
Gala day at Tybee
THURSDAY.
Gun Club tournament at Chatham Gun
Club grounds, complimentary to our guests
horse races at Thunderbolt; boat races and
aquatic sports on river front in the after
noon.
Night-Concert at theater.
FRIDAY
Inspection of public buildings; Ocean
Steamship Company's feet, shipping, etc.
THE FIREWORKS AT THE BEACH.
"Wednesday will be gala day at the
beach. Never before have arrangements
for so many attractions on one day been
perfected as those which are now in prog
ress for Wednesday. The pyrotechnic dis
plays promise to be special feature of in
terest. The committee having charge of
this part of the amusements has been act
lively at work, and has many novelties to
present.
Day fireworks, imported from Japan, are
something comparatively new. and have
seldom been exhibited in this section of the
country. They will be fired all day
Wednesday at intervals of about half an
hour. Accompanying these discharges will
be ascensions of Japanese balloons. includ-
ing many figure balloons, which are an at
tractive novelty.
As soon as 1t is dark rosin fires will be
ignited, and will extend the entire length
Of the beach from Furbers place to the
new hotel. The Savannah branch of the
Southern Travellers Association will be
headquarters, and at given signal each
member will fire a twenty. ball roman
candle, and from each end of the
lsland displays OF rockets will be
fired. simultaneously signals will be sent
to the steamer Governor Stafford, which
will be anchored about three-quarters of a
mile off shore aud she will respond w tin a
discharge of rockets and buraing of 5lored
fires. Tbese fires VIII bur. the entire time
N fyil ha Of
colors. The exhibition will be kept up from
10th land and sea until the ammunition is
exhausted, which will be at a very late
hour
1t is almost impossible at present for any
positive programme to be named, hut the
committee mas made the announcement
that it viii appear in. Tuesdays MORNING
NEWS. The following are some of the
varieties " hich will be used: Roman
candl es sky rockets, consisting of colored
stars, parachutes, peacock's tails, stell
spangled pIrouettes, and prize cometic
stars; twin asteToid rockets, rockets dis
charging seven whirling meteors each,
telescope repeating rockets, bengo,as.
mines of colored stars, floral
fountains, prismatic fountains, kaleido,
scopes, flying pigeons, ge Fsers, shells pro-
duclng golden rain, colored streams, etc.
japanese night shells, erial bouquets, dis
charging about 200 rockets each; Fireworks
balloons dlscharging different novelties
during their ascension, animal balloons, etc.
etc.
Owing to the doubtful condition of the
wind it has been deemed most advisable to
omit exhibition pieces, except one set piece,
mammoth emblem Of the associa, ion.
The drumuer with his grip" will close
the exhibition.
MAY WEEK NOTES.
The Charleston T. P. AS will send the
following delegation to tbe convention:
Messrs. j. A. Smyth, g. L. Kingman, J. S.
Lceb, j. D. Drake, II. II. Simons, g. j.
Sigwald, Jonathan Lucas, l.. II Quirolln,
st. j. DeCaradeIc, G. G. Battle, Jake Pin
cussohn, j. E. Foster and "reddyn Moore.
The Southerl Travellers Association will
meet promptly at headquarters Armory
hall at $50 o'clock tomorrow morning
The line Of march will be as follows:
Arnory hall to Bull, to Broughton, to
Aoercorn, to st. Julian, to Drayton, to
Bay, to Jefferson to Congress, to Bull, to
Broughton, to Whitaker, to South Broad
10 Bull, to theater. where the address of
welcome will be delivered, by Hon. ?. w.
Meidrim,
Messrs. NJ. L. Lilienthal and Joe Bel
singer, committee OF pavilions at Tybee,
reported last night that they have made ali
arrangements TO give all parties who desire
to participate an Ell njoyable time. Both
pavilions-Nos. / and will be elaborately
decorated with bunting and lanterns.
Chairman M. j. Epstein of the Tybee
committee reported last night that q
schedule he'd been perfected. A traln will
leave at $50 M, and will be followed hy
a train every hour.