St. Paul daily globe., 1890-08-25
THE EXPO OPENING.

Arrangements for the Parade and
Exercises at the Exposition
Building.
The board of directors have decided
upon the following programme for the
opening day: The parade will form at
the West hotel and Hennepin avenue,
going up Hennepin avenue to Tenth
street, across Tenth street to Nicollet,
down Nicollet avenue across the steel
the Exposition building. The parade
Will start at o'clock sharp, the divi-
SionS forming in the order named.
Mounted Police.
Reeves Exposition Band, of Providence, RI
Company G, NJ. N. G.
Governor and Staff.
Exposition Board of Directors.
City Council in Carriages.
Swedish Guards.
Hibernian Rifles.
Norwegian Guards.
SECOND DIVISION.
Ringwald's Military Band.
Company /, NJ. n. g., Capt. Waters.
Company B. M, N G., Capt Henry.
Company A, M. N. g., Capt. Ames.
Battery B, M. N. G., Capt. Bennett.
F1ambeau Club Drum Corps.
Flambeau Club, Capt. Harris.
First Minneapolis Cavalry Company, Capt.
N. F. Warren.
Lieut.-Col. G. McC. Reeve and Capt.
Waters will have charge of the divis-
ions. w. E. Steele, marshall of the
day.
FIRST DIVISION.
The mounted police form at 1:30
sharp, Sixth street and Hennepin ave-
nue., in front of Masonic Temple; Com
pany G in rear, followed by the gov
ernOr and staff; Exposition board of di
which will start from the Fifth street
entrance of the West hotel at l: AS
sharp. The Swedish, Norwegian and
Hibernian Guards will fall in directly
following carriages.
SECOND DIVISION.
Ringwald's military band, Companies
l, B and A and Battery will form on
First avenue north just above Fifth
street; Minneapolis fire department will
form on First avenue north in rear of
Battery B, facing Fifth street, and rest
on Sixth street north, facing First av-
enue. The Flambeau drum corps and
Flambeau club will rest Oh Fifth street,
north of First avenue, facing south, and
will follow the fire department.
First Minneapolis cavalry company
will follow in rear of Flambeau club,
and will also rest on Fifth street, north
ofsFirst avenue, facing south. All COM
panies participating in the parade are
tionS as named above at 80 sharp.
Upon arriving at the Exposition build
ing the following order of exercises will
occur:
Selection by Reeves band.
Opening prayer-Blshop James McGolrick
Music.
Address of Welcomes c. Gale. president
Selection by Reeves band.
Address-By President johnson, of the city
council
Music.
Address-By his excellency W. R. Mer
riam, declaring the Exposition open. and
starting of machinery.
Salute of twenty-one guns.
EXPOSITION NOTES.
Wednesday being the opening night.
the management have expressed their
desiae to make it special Minneapolis
night, at which time some rare and art
istic work will be done. Combination
and reserved seat tickets will be placed
on sale Monday at 10 a. m., at the Cen
tury Piano company's warerooms, 233
Nicollet avenue. where seats can be re-
served from day to day. An ample num-
Der of ticket offices have been provided
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to occasion DO delay or annoyance to the
general public in securing their tickets.
The Exposition art gallery will be
open for private view buyers days, to-
day, from Q to p. M. and Tuesday,
Aug. 26, from 9 a. m. to p. m. to all
who have signed the agreement to pur-
chase at least one work Of art from the
collection. Any one who will sign the
agreement will be admitted to the pri-
vate view. The prices of the works of
art vary from few dollars to $4,000
prices suited to any art lovers purse.