The morning call., 1890-09-09

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| wants Of their guests.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE PARADE.
Grand Marshal Tilden has had ample in
structions issued to the marshals and divis-
ion marshals and it will not be his fault il
they fail in their work. The following was
posted up yesterday:
The parade will form upon the streets leading
into Market street, below First, and the particu
lar order IN which and the place where each di'
vision VIII foim Will be published In all OF The
daily papers.
Tie parade will move promptly at 10 O'Clock
ana II Is your duly 10 see that each aud every
organization constituting portion OF your divis-
lon Is in line ready 10 move when the time comes
and Will hold each OF the marshais and aids
responsible for the formation of his own division.
The band III your division is under the especial
control of the Marshal of Division and lie VIII
see thai all societies ~ his division are escorted
by such band to their places in line. During the
parade see That the bands alternate III play
Ing, so, II possible, no Two bands IN succession
Will be Silent at lie same time. In regard to this
matter you must use your best Judgment and
control your bands, seeing TO it that there is suf-
ncient music. Tile dru:n corps IN your division
Should be compelled 10 cease drumming when Il
band within nearing is playing. This order must
be enforced.
Marcn your division in column OF not less than
fOurs.
See that the drill corps, floats and other spe-
ccia features do not cause any delay in the
lue oil march. Keep well closed up, and II
any distance islost use your best endeayors TO
regain the same Immediately. and ty0u ind that
ioui uNi>iOu IS ldillls ptuIuu
notify The Chief OF STAFF or the Grand Marshal by
sending one OF your aids forward.
Keep your whole division in line until arriving
at The point OF dismissal, which Is Fourth street,
IN forming, all societies must Keep of IRON Mar
ket street, and they must approach their position
IN line from the rear, and must Keep ut least two
DOCKS away from Market street Ill moving to
their position.
No carri ges VIII be admitted in or between
the divlsion>, but special place Will be desig-
mated for them.
The successful conduct OF the parade depends
upon The zeal and energy displayed by you, and
II you are active and Jealous IN the discharge OF
your duties the parade will be as successful as
We all hope and wish, but you must realize that
ms VIII be ihe largest parade ever held III this
be on duty from o'clock In The morning, and 10
De workers AMI not hgurehead
PORTRAIT OF MARSHALL.
The following letter has been received, ac-
conpauied by the picture referred to therein,
which latter has been temporarily hung up
IL the headquarters:
SAN FRANCISCO, September s, 1890.
10 the General Committee ". $. G. W.-GEN-
TLEMEN Believing that crayon portrait OF
james w. Marshall would be au apprt cialed
memoir and souvenir for your order, We lake
pleasure In presenting 10 the Grand Parlor this
portrait and trust IL Will be received in the
same spirit with which II Is given, this for
tieth anniversary of Caifornia's admission 10
the Union. We beg 10 remain, gentlemen, very
respectfully yours, ABELL &PRIEsT.
a REVIEW OF THE WORK.
A. Williamson, stenOgrapher to the Re-
ception Committee, has made review of
the work done by the Reception Committee
headed by K. Z. Hammond Jr., Chairman,
aud assisted by Samuel Valeau and Charles
Gross, showing that about 1850 members
have arrived and been received. On an
average each parlor IS accompanied by
thirty persons. Since Saturday morning at
o'clock, the incoming members have been
received by the committee with only TWO
exceptions, as many as twenty-five parlOTS
having been met i'll day. Including no
neerS, the committee has escorted at least
10000 pcuple. This successful result has
been accomplished mainly on information
furnished by energetic natives who hold no
official position, but who come in with in
formation, and by members OF the country
and city press, who generously gave up their
special scoops to allow the countrT
friends to be met The Bulletin Committee
Jailed TO perform its duty, but the difficulty
suddenly and unexpectedly created was met
IN this way and the work OF receiving was
made Il success. 1t is estimated that there
are 10000 strangers in the city.
Considerable dissatisfaction on the part of
the members of the Reception Committee is
eyinced On account OF the visiting parlors
not having notified the committee of the time
OF arrival and probable number All but
the Stockton Parlor. however, have been
"caught on the fly owing to their vigi-
lance.
A WARNING OR A HINT?
The Reception Committee is very mysteri-
Gus as to an occurrence that is said to have
happened yesterday. The following was
issued to the press, but whether it was
meant to be warning or give hint of some
brave deed on the part Of its brave Chairman
or bis aids is not known:
There has been mysterious disappearance OF
two niinbIe- fingered gentlemen, who vainy at
tempted 10 get other peoples Overcoats away
from The receution room. The OvercOats ale III
possession OF tue owners, but the gentlemen who
made the mstahe are suspected to be in custody
In such shape thai they can't see any one To get
bail or hire shyster attorney 10 habeas corpus
them I'll after the celebration.
HFADQCARTERS OF PARLoRS.
TesieTGgy afternoon the official list of
ne tSiaTler5 OF interior parl0rS was posted
lJI general information. tits as follows:
Fisafa, Hanfora ana Talare parlors, Lick
Hydraulic Quartz. Mountain aod DognleylIle
p arlors. EintracfTt haJl, Pest streer.
All San Luis obistso paf.7rs namely; Los
Cayucos. Cambria. Paso E6lhies aEd San Miguel.
11U5-ASfRet street.
Dutch Flat Parlor Elntracht TiallszPos street.
Chico Argouaut and Gridiey, all Butte Coselty
parlors, Post street, near Lafkiu.
Ramona and Los Angeles County paflors,
Room Az Baldwin Hotel.
MarysyiIe and Silver Star parlors, Windsor
-9otel: p..,or corsr,, Kor.. pr,,d,ns ~
Siochiohp pSs - Parlor, Room 81. Grand Hotel.
sanIs SANTA Barbarss Barb sa s.spasaGm 5s. Grand Hotel
McCloud Parlor, Grant avsfts.ss anic,, Pa.
Yosemite (Merced) Parlor, MecHSS
von.
Santa Cruz Parlor and band, Hotel Marquette
Ukiah Parlor, Saratoga Hall.
Sotoyome Parlor, Baldwin Hotel,
Sunset farlor OF SACRAMENTO, S,ratoga Hall.
ST. Helena Parlor, Washington Hall.
Monterey and Gavaan Parlors 211 Suffer
street
Auburn Parlor, 600 Mission street.
PR "a lnT Pn.f
Contra Costa Parlors, General Winn, Mount
Dablo and Central, Pavilion.
Woodlands. Winters, Davisville and Willows,
Nucleus
Redwood and Seaside, Pavilion.
Los Gatos, Arcade House. next Baldwin:
Stockton ParlOr, headquarters on the steamer
j. ID. Peters, foot Of Clay street.
Arrowhead, San Bernardiuo, Pavilion.
Soano lailors and Benicia Pavilion.
More Beuicia members Will arrive at 1880 this
morning.
HOW ABOUT MY TICKETS?
Only one question, but paramount one,
was asked at the Native Daughters hoad-
quarters yesterday. Each one of their 500
visitors asked "How about my tickets ?''
Everybody wanted tickets, but everybody
alter 80 O'Clock Yesterday morning had
to be turned away disappointed.
Several parlor5 of Native Daughters ar
rived yesterday morning and made head
quarters quite lively for several hours. Mrs
Fl. NJ. Green, Secretary of the Joint Com
Miss Sadie Levy, were kept busy receiving
visitors.
Miss Genevieve Cummings, and not Miss
Davis, will sing the song Columbia" to-
day at the literary exercises.
Ramona ParlOr of Martinez and Gold
Dust Parlor OF Antioch arrived yesterday
morning.
About 1000 visiting Native Daughters are
in the city.
VISITING DAUGHTERS.
The following names of visiting Native
Daughters appear on the register at their
headquarters:
Laurel No. 6. Of Nevada City-Mrs A. r.
WadswOrth, Miss Sara Miller, Miss Kate o. Don.
nell, Mrs. j. +. Brown. Miss Hattie Buhring,
Martha and Edith Bradley, Miss Kate Matteson.
rarr Parlor, No. 3S, OF Dixon-Emma Ellis,
Edna Rosy.
California Parlor. No. %, OF Sacramento
Minnie f. Barrett. Geneyeve Green, Mrs. w. S.
Lcake, Katie Hopley, Nellie p Dunlap, Kate N.
Wadswor,h, Mrs. Z. 5. Drscoll.
La Corona Parlor, No. 33. Of Chico-Harret
NJ. Abbe, Maggie SDanuon, Ella MOrehead. Josie
Mon tgomery. Ida ID. Spencer, Gladys NJ. Spencer
AZalea PailOr. No. SO, OF the Willows-Mrs.
Agnes Silyey. Mrs. Matte Weeker, Edith Parks.
Eschol Parlor, No. 16, OF Napa-Miss Evelyn
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