The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-09
PROGRAMME FOR THE DAY.
A Street Pageant Followed by Fireworl
all

LITERARY EXERCISES.
The literary exercises will be held at the
Grand Opera House, situated on the north
side of Mission street. between Third and
Fourth streets, at o'clock in the afternoon.
PROGRAMME.
l. Festival Overture. .Leutner
Moan Brandt's Orchestra
B. Introdqstien Of the President Of the day. VII
E IAN NIL IL, Miller; Grand President, n s. g. W..
A. Remarks William H. Miller, Grand Presi-
dent. n. S. G. W. -
s. Duet suomi Ia Tromba" .Puritani
Mr. f. Z; b. Minis and DIR. J. G. Humphreys.
6. Address of welcome. Hon. L. Il. Pond,
Mayor OF San Francisco.
7. Responses. His Excellency r. W. Waterman
Governor of California ~ maj
California Pioneers '-Sq' society
g. The T Henry heyman strIaas Quartet.
) GaSotte fe' schumanI
Mr He9sS Heyman, Mr. Noah Brandt t. wv
IN .s7SL r.r.bernaf Jag9s. Mr. Franz Mayer:
. Composed for the occasion), orchestra
IL. Vocal solo, o Hear the Gentle Lark". Bishop
Mss Carrie MiliZner.
Flute obiigato, by Mr.. Louis Newbauer
N.S.G. W.
ii. Trio, 81 Lombardi". Yerd
Mrs. Rose watson, soprano: Signor c. Crospi
tenor; Mr. j. @. Hughes, hasso.
Solo violin ooigato, by Henry Heyman
Conductor. sgnor f. Zillani
10. Male quartette, "our Native Landn
D. u. tenor, Hamburger,
basso: c. s. circuit, second tenor: Il. S. Dun
can, second DaSSo.
ID. Jubilee overture, closing with america"
orchestfa under the direction Of Mir. Henry Sy'
Is Finale, Sationai Medley ne. cn...e ore1es is
GRAND BALL.
In the evening the grand ball will be held
at the Mechanics Pavilion. The grand
marc Ii, led by Grand President William b.
Miller will begin at O'Clock.
TO The ball viii De strictly inyi-
t "a kSitatIOns wiz be issued to
and special guests. Hat-rooms will be at
tne diSposal of the guests. The dance
Mr. A. F. Schleicher, member of Stan
ford Parlor, No. &c. has composed march
dedicated to the } ONT Ninth of Septem Der
Committee, n. S. G. W., which the Ball
Committee has adopted for the grand march.
The Floor and Reception committees will
sharp, in full dress. There will be no return
checks. The entrance to the Pavilion will
be on Larkin street, between Hayes and
Grove streets, and at no other place.
FIREWORKS IN TILE EVENING.
Take Folsom-street cars, Howard-street
cable. Mission street or Valencia street.
Ine tOls0m-Street cars pass right by the
grounds, the Howard one block from it, and
the Valencia street three blocks from it.
The fireworks will consist Of
No. Twill be called "Welcome" The niece
VIII be an immense one, and six colOrs will be
displayed In the rear Of the main framework
VIII pe batteries OF rockets, which Will send up
showers OF colOrtd stars
No. 2-"Tne Miner" viii be in four cOlOrs
with various outside displays during the time
the piece Is burning.
No 3-The Native Daughters is an allie.
gorlcai ngure and Will be in four colors In an
arch overhead and at the foot OF the figure will
be batteries OF cOlored rockets
No. 4-The "Native Sons" Will be n pIpantic
piece In SIX c0iors, behind which Will be a fine
disLiay OF rockets and other minor fireworks.
NO Evil III Dc 1S9mmodore Sloat Raising the
American rag" This piece viii be most bean
tiful one. A pole 30 feet In height viii be pro-
vided, and as the design burns, the flag Will
rise TO height OF 20 feet on The pole the arms
ing as II pulling upon the rope.
NO 6-Wiii Dc the grand finale. dedicated to
designs, aud will he in six coors
No. 7-Coat OF arms OF America: an elegant
piece OF lance work, composed of a large Ameri
can shield surmounled by an American eagle
resting on base Of crossed canuous: are 10y
IL feet, In four coors. '' LEO
No. s-Flag of America, consisting of a large
American flag surmounted by stars
No. 9-Decorated vase, composed OF different
colored lances, surniounted by exhibition can.
dies.
No 1o-War;sbip San Francisco. being an ex.
act model OF Inc famous ship built in ihIs CITY
which has Just completed her trial trip.
No. 11-Maltese cross In three coors
NO. lZ-Decorated shield. consisting of shield
surmCunted by stars.
No. 13-floral battery, consisting OF tbirteen
OF the largest floral shells exploding at an e,eya.
ton OF forty feet and breaking into stars of vari
Gus hues; length of piece twenty five feet
NO. l4-Grand battery consisting Of a COM
binatlon OF exhibition candles, floral shells and
star mines exploding simultaneously; length
No. 15-Serpent battery, consisting OF sernant
mines aud serpent candies; leugth twenty five
feet. NV
No. 16-Mammoth battery. composed OF forty.
elevation OF sixty feet; length twenty five feet.
NO l7-Streaner battery, consisting of TWEEN.
ty-Iour streamer candies ana six extra large
streamer mines; length twenty five feet
NO. lS-Candle battery, consisting OF lob ex.
hibition candies exploding simultaneously and
length twenty five feet
No. 19-Wheel battery. composed of vertical
wheels, star mines and Roman candles ali cx.
ploding at the same time; length 20 feet.
NO. 2O-Mlne battery, composed of twenty
Iour OF the largest star mines; length % feet
NO. 2l-Scroll quadrlle, consisting OF five ex-
hiDtion wheels revolving together and burning:
VIII cover space OF 20 feet square.
NO. 22-Verlcal wheel piece, consisting OF five
vertical wheels revolving In opposite
directions; will occupy same space as above.
NO 23-Fifly union bOmbslells, thrown from
copper moftars to great height, exploding with
! loud report and displaying various comblna-
ions OF colors, gold rain. streamers etc. shells
20 be eighteen inches In diameter.
NO. 24-Flve dozen exhibItNn bengOlas of as.
sorted colors, making beautifN illumination
. No. 25-Two dozen changeabe star rockets
IN reaching the nignest point of Its flight this
lighting up the heavens with q wonderful bill,