The record-union., 1891-05-01
THE PROGRAMME.
Official Outline of What VIII Be Done
To-MOrroTv.

oilc1aI OuIline Oh " llAU w III BE Done
To-Morrow.
The official programme as agreed upon
by the Executive Committee is as follows:
a committee will leave by special
train at a. NJ. for DavisyiIle, where
they will meet the Presidents train.
The Presidential train will arrive in
Sacramento at o'clock sharp.
As the train is crossing the bridge,
Battery B, which will be located with
two cannon west OF the old Exposition
building, will fire salute of twenty-one
guns.
The military and Grand Army escort
viii be drawn up into line in position to
start, outside the depot, and the carriages
will be in their places in readiness also.
The Mayor viii receive the President
and party rs they alight from the train
and Will formally welcome them TO Sac
ramento. The depot will be closed and
guarded by detachments of the military
and police, so that the public cannot
crowd in there.
The procession will move up Second
street from the depot to j, up J to
Seventh, down Seventh stopping for a
moment in front Of Pioneer HaID to NJ,
and up NJ to the Capitol.
The military will wheel into line and
''present arms" as the party passes by TO
the M-street entrance TO the Capitol.
Upon arriving here the President and
party will alight, and be received by the
Grand Marshal and special escort of the
Reception Committee, who will escort
them TO the platform.
They Will pass directly up. the main
walk, between the lines Of school
children, who will strew the path with
flowers. Adults are requested not to
throw bouquets.
q,
will present the President TO Governor
Markham, who will be in waiting there
While this is going on the school children
Will be formed in line on the walk, facing
the stand, and at given signal, when all
is in readiness, will pass III review before
the President. They will pass to the
right in front of the stand, and out be-
tween the lines Of military.
After the children have passed out the
walk will be at the disposal of the public
and the speech making viii begin.
Governor Markham will deliver the
address of welcome, and will be followed
by remarks from the President. Ex-
Governor Booth will then present the
President and Mrs. Harrison with the
souvenir on behalf of the citizens of
Sacramento. Addresses viii then be
made by General Wanamaker and Secre-
tary Rusk.
After the speeches the military will
form In TWO lines, IN open order, IN front
of the stand, extending towards \ street,
and the public will then pass in review
between the lines. The space between the
military lines will be wide enough to
permit the people TO pass through ten or
twelve abreast, and it is TO be hoped that
they will move promptly and orderly, as
the time will be short, and everybody
should be given an opportunity to see
the President.
There Will be no formal march back to
the depot e. As soon as the ceremonies at
the Capitol are over the President and
party will be taken for short drive
around the city. The military will
march back TO the depot, and wait for the
Presidents departure. As the President
leaves another salute will be fired. The
depot will remain closed at this time, too,
so it will be useless for the public to
attempt to crowd in there.