The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-04
FESTIVITIES OF THE FOURTH.
An Additional List of ADJUSTMENTS Pre-
IN a Day.

An Additional List of ADJUSTMENTS Pre-
pared for the Day.
The glorious Fourth will be fittingly Gel
ebrated to-day in San Francisco. Pleasant
events will be associated with patriotic
displays and demonstrations which have
now become time hOnored customs.
But the main event will be the public
parade through the principal streets, CON-
mencing at 10 o'clock in the morning
at the corner of New Montgomery and
Market streets.
Aids to the Grand Marshal will assemble
at $3.50 o'clock at the junction of Market
and Bush streets. Invited guests will as
semble in the parlor of the Palace Hotel at
$50 o'clock, where they will be received by
the Committee on Invitation and assigned
carriages.
FIREWORKS AND LITERARY EXERCISES.
The literary exercises will begin at 2
o'clock in the afternoon in Metropolitan
Temple, where programme OF national mu-
sic and literary exercises VIII be presented
to the audience.
At s o'clock in the evening the fireworks
display will be given at the corner Of Six
teenth and Folsom streets.
The following set pieces will be shown:
Examinations OF red. white aud blue fires.
Twenty Union DOmbshells. These aye to be
fired from copper mortar ana ascend 10 a
colors.
Agriculture piece. COMPOSED Of sneaf OF
Large floral battery, filling the air with myrads
OF coored stars and closing with tremendous
Union reports.
Movable piece, manly ant, represented by TWO
figures In the act OF boxing.
Pyramid OF colored Drllliants, showing all the
coiors-
Motto. "our National Holiday" in brilliant
lanccwOrk.
rYtfh
pots of various colored fires.
Movable piece, midnight Serenade"
A beehive In silver lancew0rk with swarmS OF
bees ascending from 1t.
Grand Union battery, consisting OF flight oil
eoored mines and floral shells.
Revolving palms, consisting OF an immense
circle Of fire containing revolving palm leaves OF
brilliant golden tire.
The American shield enclrcIed by wreath
OF Stars. representing the Union surrounded by
Motto, "Good Night" surmounted b. a star
and surrounded by glowing showers OF sun fires
with 4 rapidly revolving cOl0red base. Also an
assortment oil roc cts are to be added.
MUSIC IN THE PARK.
The following music will be given in the
park to-day:
"Turkischer Marsch," from ruins of
Athens" Beethoven; overture, "Ungarisehe
Lustsplel," Keller Bella; concert polonaise,
two b fiat comets, also solos for E fiat
clarionets and basses first time), Bessig;
grand contest piece from Rossini's "Moses"
(first time). Heeker;. serenade, THE Sol
dier's Dream" Ripley; =" Yankee Tickle
Twelfth Night March," J. D. Reading;
American overture, containing the Ameri-
can national airs and patriotic songs, ar
ranged by Catlin; Flots de Joies Waltz"
Waldteufel; terzet and chorus, from the
tive fantasia, "a Trip to Coney Island"
Tobani-"Rush to the Boat" Gan Aboard
WHISTLE" Life on the Ocean Wave" "Imi-
tation of an Italian Band on Board Steam
err whistle All Ashore" street Band
Entering West Brighton Hotel" 1.-The
Greatest Living Cornetst Is Heard"
Thunder Storm" "Gilmore's Band Play
ing the Anvil Chorus" signal for Paine's
Fireworks" Good Night"
PRIVATE CELEBRATIONS.
The Coast Seamen will parade to-day,
and when they return the Y. w. G. L. U.
will gave reception and entertainment in
the Seamen's Hall. to last during the after
noon and evening.
The theaters will give matinees at Q
o'clock in the afternoon.
California Drill Corps, No. ., will give an
excursion to Guerneville.
The local wheelmen will assemble at San
Jose for the holiday, to attend the fifth an
nual meet of the Pacific Coast Division
League of American Wheelmen. A good
time is assured the visitors by the San Jose
people, who will give grand ball at the
Hotel Vendome in their honor.
OUT OF TOWN.
The San Francisco and North Pacific
Railroad will run a special excursion to
Guernevile, Ukiah and Bartlett Springs.
Special rates have been made to all points,
and the tickets are good until the evening
of the 7th inst.
The North Pacific Coast Railroad will
run special excursions to Camp Taylor and
Ross Valley.
The Cigar-makers' International Union
will give an ENJOYABLE picnic at Badgers
Park, East Oakland.
The Chautauquans will open their annual
celebration to-day at Pacific Grove, Mon
terey.
A coursng match will take place at Ocean