The morning call., 1890-07-03

hotel management will give a bail on the
evening Of the 18th in honor of the occasion.
A delightful Independence day" is an
tieipated at Oak Grove on the 4th by Tenn
escal Grange. which invites the patrons of
husbandry, farmers, pioneers, horticulture
lists and florists Of Alameda, Contra Costa
and neighb0ring counties Qncludlng OAK
land and San Francisco and their families
and friends to join in patriotic picnic at
Oak Grove. on the California and Nevada
Railroad, fifteen miles from Oakland. The
Temescal brass band of ten pieces has been
engaged. The train leaves the depot, near
Emery S, on the cable Street-ear line, san
Pablo avenue, Oakland, at 8 40 o'clock In
the morning.
FEAsTs AND GAMES.
The Howard Club will give a banquet
and ball at its rooms, on the southwest cor
ner of Third and Howard streets, on the
evening Of the Fourth. This IS the sixth
annual celebration Of the Day OF Liberty by
the club, and promises to be equal to the
former occasions in every respect.
The Olympic Club VIII celebrate the
Fourth by giving athletic exhibitions at its
grounds near the park. An interesting
programme of events has been arranged
and good music will help to make the affair
quite enjoyable.
The Oakland Canoe Club. San Francisco
Yacht Club and the Corinthian Yacht Club
will hold q regatta on July 4th. They have
decided to celebrate upon the water.
ABUsINEss HOLIDAY.
The following-named shoe-dealerS will
close their places of business on July 4th:
Roseuthal Bros. s Co., Kast & Co., j. B. Rus
sell, p. f. Nolan & Sons. Cohn!eien Bros, j.
Kaufman. Desealso Il Frank, Nolan & Des-
calsO, Deasy Bros.
The following-named merchants have
agreed to close their places OF business to-
morrow and Saturday:
Duugam, Carrigan & Hayden Co., A. Schlllng
& Co., Baker 4 Hamilton, Siegfried 4 Brandon
stein. Dodge, Sweeney & Co., SIudehakeI Bros.
Manufacturing Co, Frank Brothers, ]. T. Mast
& Co., Starr y Co., Sroutr & MeCrum' A: T.
DieiZ * Co.. Whittier, Fuller & Co., Yates Co.,
Roth Blum & CO., CarOlan Il Co. SteinUerger &
kalIsher, the Carlson Currier SILK Manufacture
ing Co.. Calm Nckeisburg Co., lri'-st q Co,
NJ. Lyman & Co, Sachs Bros s. Co. buckingham
& HechI, son Bros. q Co.. W. f. Bowers 4 Co.,
California Vine Works, Charles l., Pierce Il Co.,
Lane & CeHnelly, Hawiey Bros hardware Co..
Mitchell & Peterson. GetZ Bros. Co.. Ii. Lew &
Co., Haas Bros, j. a. FOlgor & Co., Merry,
Fault y Co., Sperry & Co., Nllmerding s CO.,
Hencken & Schroeder. South San Francisco Pack.
ing and Provision Company, kruse Eulsr, L.
Feidmaun & Co., Boston Rubber shoe Company,
+. c. Couhiln & Co, hrakeF & Israel, Leak
Glove Manufacturing Company. LIE Count Bros,
II. Lash, Brown Metzner, SeaVey, Eos
Ter Bowman Edward Well s Co,
Bauer Bros. & Co.. oppenheimer, Wen
& Co, Greenebaum, Well s MlchaeIs,
tanYa, George Ii. lay & Co., L. j. Bowen. Arpad
HaraSzthy K Co., Daneri & Co, John 5. Bowman
" Co.. StHlOuef, AEDfcCHI Co. I1SEI H1dUu ~
Co., Armes & Dallan, Ffiedlander Il Koch, Os-
Ierman, Rehtisn & Co., Lewis Meyerstrin, Neus-
tadter Bros. Cunningham, Curtis & WEIGH,
PayOt. Upham l. Co.. SIebe Bros. & PlagemaGn,
Ii. Pagemann & Co., Tllmann & Bendel,
Charles Meyer Il Son, A. LuSh s Co.,
NJ. EHrman s Co, HOlbrooE, Merrill s StetsOn,
W. W. Montague & Ce-, Pacific Saw MaHufaetur-
ing Co, LIVINGSTON & Co, D. L. Beck & Sons,
Huntington, Hopkins & Co. DempsIer & Keys,
William " off 6 Co, Macondray & Co., Hoffman,
Alexander s Co, \. Y. & s +. Collar Co, B.
BIumenghal & Co., A. SieberiiePs Sons. Bsruch
Y Newman, Anglo American Croekery &
Glassware Co, Kullman, Salz & Co. Es-
berg, Bachman & Co, Oppenheimer & Bro,
Langley & iChaelS Company, Pacific Roll Paper
Company, United Workmen Boot and Shoe Com
pany. lie Richards Drugstore, Porter, Slessin-
ger Co.. Thomas Taylor & Co, Goodyear Rub
ber Company, RedingrOn 4 Co, W. Flelsher,
Stang y Jaeniche, Cell, Scbloss Co., G. u ?. II.
TtrreH * Co., e. N. Kutz & Co, DAVIS, Haber
& Co., L. Dinkelspiel 4 Sons ROsenthal, FEEDER
& Co.. MERGED Wooden Mills, w. Cohen & Co,
Gruhn, Messing & Co., Tie Harry Unna Co.,
The Samuel Hin Co, Held Bros. & Co, Sher-
wood x Sherwood, French q Ltnforlh, Straus &
Levy, Jules Levy s. Bro. Louis Kline & Co..
William Cuff & Co., Naber, Alis Bruno; Roth
& Co.. Mau, Sadter & Co. NJ s T. Well & Co.,
L0wenberg & Co., Il. 5. Crocker & Co.
THE NATIONAL SONG.
The following communication regarding
the celebration was received last evening:
Editor Gail: AS citizen OF the United States
and resident and Taxpayer OF this city, l re-
sIectfuly protest against tie omission OF onr
HdllOHdl song he olai-DpdHElcl iIOHl
the programme OF literary exercises prepared for
the Fourth Of july. This IS emphatically our
national song aud air, and why II should be
passed over Is difficult 10 understand or excuse.
The song, America" which is TO terminate
the programme, is composed Of excellent words
set TO The British national air, God save The
QUeen;" but il Is no more our national song
than would be patriotic words to the music Of the
" Yacht am Rhein," or "Marsellaise."
The 1be SIar-Spaugled Banner" is good
enough for US. Please let US have II. Very re-
specially, C. W. ".