The morning call., 1893-08-24
THE PARK PARADE.
No Procession Through
Main Streets.
THE CEREMONIES ARRANGED
R.P. Hammond VIII Manage the Ex-
ercises instead of Irving NJ. Scott
as at First Intended.

mittee of the Midwinter Fair on Tuesday
that Irving NJ. Scott had been selected as
president of the day. The first and only
intmation Mr.. Scott received of tho ap-
pontment was the announcement in the
morning papers. The committee amended
its action yesterday by naming r. P. Ham,
mond as president OF the day, and Mr..
Scott has been asked to deliver an grafton.
Brief time has been allowed most of the
speakers for preparation. but they are
making the most of the brief interval at
their disposal.
The programme for the exercises is now
complete. Rev. John Hemphill. ID,
will offer the prayer of invocation and
Rabbi Voorsanger will pronounce the
benedction. Addresses will be given by
r. p Hammond, Director-General NJ. Il.
de Young w. H. L. Barnes, Irving NJ.
Scott and Rev. DIR. Voorsenger.
Immediately preceding the turning of
the earth members of the Catholic clergy
will ask blessing upon the exposition.
AS soon as the ceremony Is accomplishing
light battery from the Presldlo Will give
a salute of seventeen guns. Owners Of
carriages are warned to keep their horses
at a safe distance to avoid tbs danger of
being frightened.
The committee has selected as poet of
the day Mrs. Charles Freeman Johnson.
widely known by her maiden name,
Esther Vernon Malcolm. She will recite
a brief original poem, entitled "Callfor-
MIA" Her selection was in Difference to
the Grand Parlor. Native Daughters of the
Golden West, and she has been prominent
in that order, as we'll as the Rebsceas,
Pioneers, Grangers and other organlZa-
tous in San Jose and Santa Cruz County.
Her selection was indorsed by the Cali
fornia School of Oratory, of which she IS a
graduate.
Contrary to the general expectation
there will be no parade through the streets.
The invited guests will be driven in car
riages from the Palace Hotel, escorted by
a troop of cavalry, but the other divisions
will form near the panhandle and will
march through the park to the grand stand,
west Of the buffalo inclosure.
Tie orders for the procession are as
follows:
The first division will consist of platoon
of police, which will form at the entrance
to the park on Baker street, facing east;
next on their left will come the Preside
band, then Battery D, Light Artillery.
Fifth United States Artillery, Captain
Morris in command. and posts from the
Grand Army of the Republic.
Second diYision-The second division
will consist of the following: First Regi-
ment band next on their left Signal Corps.
Second Brigade. \. q. c. : First Regiment
the Third Regiment Infantry, n. G. c.,
Colonel Thomas F. Barry; the First Troop
Cavalry. n. G. c., Captain 5. P. Blumen-
burg.
They will form on the west side of
Baker street, facing east. The Naval
Reserve, headed by the Third Infantry
RegimeSt band, will form on the east side
of her street, facing west. right resting
IskEell street. The carriages containing
invited guests and the executive COM
z31zkae will form on the east side of Baker
EStreet. right resting on Fell.
Fl These carriages viii be formed in a
Sivision at the Palace Hotel at 1:15 p. NJ.
aAl will be escorted by the First Troop
Ca aYalry to their position in line.
Third division-The third division will
consist cf the following: Won der Mebden's
band Garibaldi Guard, Captain a. Olmo,
President T. Zero; Alpine Sharpshooters
Captain S. DiOnvannini, President Joe
Valente; ROYAL Carabinieri, Captain L.
Babbino, President c. NJ. Postiglone: :
Cavalleggier Lucea, Captain a. Martinelli,
President E. c. Palmieri; marshal of the
division, G. Bacigalupi.
These will form on the north side of
Grove street, right resting on Baker. This
division win be followed by Battery a,
Light Artillery, Second Brigade, n. G. c.,
Major D. E. Miles.
Fourth division-The fourth division
will form on the north line of Hayes
street, right resting OH Broderick; Juarez
Guard, Captain a. de la Tore, President
A. P. Alvarez; Swiss Sharpshooters, Cap
tain Teli2zeti, President F. Berta; mar
shal, Frank l.. NOrega. This division
will furnish its own band
Fifth diVisiOn-The fifth division will
be composed of the following and will form
on the north side of Hayes street. right
resting on Baker facing south; Borges
band: French ZOuaves, Captain j. Des-
champs, President p Bellegarde; Lafay-
ette Guard, Captain J. Mllly, President
M. a. Vauthier; marshal, Julius S.
Godeau.
Carriages containing citizens will form
on the south side of Grove street. right
resting on Broderick, and will follow and
constitute part of the fifth division. All
are invited.
All divisions and parts OF divisions will
be in position at :45 P. NJ. and IS soon as
they come in position will report to the
general in charge OF the procession. who
will be stationed at the northeast corner
of Fell and Baker streets.
The route of the procession will be along
the main drive through the park to point
opposite where the exercises are to be
held, and the procession will turn TO the
left and march up TO ana halt opposite and
IN the rear OF the stand
On arrival, The Light batteries will be
assigned their positions TO fire the salute.
and ali Of the bands as they arrive oDpo-
site the entrance to the stand Will fall out
ana take positions upon the grand STAND,
where they will all be consolidated.
All commanding officers will atsall times
move by and await orders from tDr general
In charge of the pro ession. John II.
Dickinson, Brigadier-General Second
Brigade, n g. C.. in charge of the process
sion. Theo Bacigalupi, Secretary Mill
tary Display.
Preparations are teng made for an i'm
mense coicoSrse Of people. Over 200 busi-
ness houses have agreed to close at p NJ.
to-day. The United States courts Will
adjourn at noon and the various classes of
the public schools will be dismissed at II
o'clock, to enable pupils and teachers To
be present at the ceremonies. A commit
tee visited all the steamships and vessels
in port and was assured that each would
be decorated with flags.
An opportunity is offered TO 100 boys to
earn some money by selling souvenir
medals at the park. All applicants for this
employment are asked 10 call at the head
quarters in the Mills building, between IL
and II o'clock this morning, TO receive in
struc,ions
d. J.. Willcutt, general manager OF the
Marketstreet system. has written that all
I0e elnpUyeS will cOntribUto one 0av S pay