The morning call., 1893-07-18
| fittingly decorated with flags, and that
when the salute is fired from AlcatraZ all

fittingly decorated with flags, and tha,
when the salute is fired from AcatraZ all
factories blow their whistles.
The ladies having charge of the room
decorations are Mrs. Colonel R. Fl. War
field. Mrs. T. B. Valentine. Mrs. Dr.. Fox
and Mrs. w. B. Wiltshire.
Among the tugs to compose the naval
escort are one by A. c. Freese. Captain
Morrilrs Ida W, the Pacific Mail Com.
panv's Millen Griffith. two by the Red
Stack Company, the Union Iron Works
Anasha, the quarantine Governor
Perkins, the General Mcdowell. Wild 4
Spears tug Alice. Captain Hacketts
Governor Tilden. two or more poa11 M oy " ..
d. Spreckels. two boats by me haroHr
Commiss on, and the Annie, the Stnnaman.
the Ethel Mason, the Katie OMEN, the
Lena l. and the Mille.
They will rendezvous at Fort Point at II
A. NJ, leaving the wharves al 9 A. NJ.
The Vice-Presidential party IS com
posed Of Vice President Adlai Il. Steven.
son and Mrs. Stevenson. Chief Justice
Shope (of the Supreme Court of Illinois,
and daughter, Judge w. G. Ewing. Mrs
Ewing and two daughters, Of Chicago
Mrs. Scott. sister-in-law of the Vice-Presi-
dent; Judge Burnett and Miss Blanche
Burnett.
At the meeting of the Board of Super-
vlsors last night Supervisors Dundon. Day
and Stanton were appointed committee
to draft resolutions of greeting to Vice
President Stevenson and TO grant him the
freedom OF the city.
The executive committee Of the Col0red
Central Democratic Club last night selected
B. Dodson. j. V. Campbell, j. A. Barber.
j. F. Jordan, j. nj. Patterson, S. j. f r
land aud w. o. Sanders committee to
cooperate with the general committee.
The citizens committee as announced by
Mr.. Pepper is:
A. Andrews, G. B. Perkins, E. B. Pond,
L. R. Ellert. John II. Wise. Irwin c.
STUMP. NJ H. de Young. w. d. English.
w. Fl. Dlmoud. John Daggett, w. l..
Merry. Charles +. Crocker. w. R. Hearst,
Henry E. Hight0n. Nj. M. Estee. Thoma,
Brown, Jules Cert, w. W. Foote. J. B.
Stetson. Henry Wainwright, Charles F.
i. C. McCeney. c. V. S. Gibbs. Joseph G.
Eastland, j. j. Dwyer. Johd D. Spreckels.
NJ. V. Metzger. Irving NJ. Scott. Wendell
Easton, r. p. Hammond, W. W. Stowe,
Charles B. Stone, George K. Fitch, A. G.
Hester. Hugh Hume. r. B, Mitchell. John
j. McDade, John d. Siebe. Louis Sloss Jr.,
James G. Mcguire. E. f. Loud. Alex Cen
Coleman, General Ruger. James V. Cole
man, NJ Greenblatt, A. Chaignean, w.
Fl. L. Barnes, Ranhael Well. W. Il.
Brown, Robert McKilican. Warren ID.
English. S. q. Hilbourn. W.. NJ. Gwin,
S. W. Backus, Daniel Cole, Bernard ID.
Murphy, C. T. Ryland, Frank McCoppin,
Lawrence Archer, F. A. Frank, Adolph
Sutro, j. T. Burke, d. J. Staples. Henry T.
Hyde, John p. Irish. N. L. James, Frank
J. Mnf1it. The committee will meet at the
Baldwin this evening to make final ar
rangements.
TIE several Democratic organizations
are formally represented bv the following
persons: From the general committee,
Samuel Newman; Business Mems Demo
cratic Club, H. B. Wiltshire; Iroquois Club.
c. j. Sullivan; Hickory Club. Patrick
Currsn; Mohawk Club, Senator John
Fav; at large--R. Herrold Jr.. Joseph
Rothschild. Robert Haight and P. j.
Harney.