The morning call., 1894-03-27

| free to everybody. There will be no
charge for admission whatever.
Arrangements have been made so that
hereafter the electric fountain will be
operated every evening in the week at
and $50 p. NJ.
The programme for the celebration OF
the Austro Hungarian day at the egposi-
tion on April "a will begin with the
arrival at the exposition grounds at IL
A. NJ. Of large float. drawn by four
horses. This float will be s feet by it
feet and 10 feet high. There will prob
ably be several small floats representing
AuStrO-Hnngarian industries. II is ex-
pected hat there will be about 1900 people
in the parade, with an escort of $50
mounted men. The headquarters will be
in front of the Administration building.
There will be speaking and music IN Festi-
vail Hall at 2 p. NJ, dinner at 6 p. NJ. and
fireworks In the evening.
The tropical appearance of the Los An
geles County exhibit in the Southern Cali
f0rDia building, was heightened Yesterday
by the addition of two large banana trees
which have DeeD placed at either g q of a
| large table directly in front of the en-
trance. Both trees have large buncbes of
well-deyeloDed fruit on them. The effect
of the plants, with their gracefully dr0op-
Ing leaves. IN contrast with the tables of
golden fruit which surround them is very
pretty.
A number of banana buds were also
| placed on exhibition. They came from
Colegrove, Los Angeles County. and at
! tracted more attention yesterday than all
the other exhibits in the building.
An exhibit OF eucalyptus oil is also a
| new feature of the Los Angeles display.
All grades Of the oil are shown, from the
crude to the double distilled extract. San
Bernardlno Couniy has added an attrac-
tive feature to its exhibit in the Southern
a hr,fIA f.,s hn AoN nf
OF revolving Photographic views of places
OF interest in the county.
Preparations for the big flower shows
which are 10 be held in the Southern Cali
| fornia building are being vigorously
pushed. The plans for the designs are
all prepared, but the managers of the dis
play are keeping them secret, as they
wish to make the exhibit in the nature Of
a surprise.
shall the Negro Emigrate to Africa ?"
Will be the subject or an address to be de-
livered by Bishop A. Waters this after
noon IN Festival Hall, at The conference of
the African Methodist Episcopal Zion
Church. Rev. DR.. Brown of Portland,
Or, will speak upon the same subject.
Other participants in the exercises Will be
Rev. DR.. Z. II. Tucker and Bishop ID. L.
Harris of North Carolina.
Utopia QimlteG)," the joint opera
written by Gilbert and Sullivan since
their reconciliation and produced at the
Broadway Theater in New York last night
for the first time IN America, will be heard
on the exposition grounds to-day. Several
selections from the opera will be played
by Sousa's band in the music pavilion,
near the Administration building. to-day.
The County Commissioners held a mest-
in the Northern California building yesier-
day afternoon and discussed pans for
fnrthering the interests of the exposition,
with the special idea of promoting Eastern
immigration TO California. Resolutions
indOrslng the fair and commencing its pur-
pose of att acting settlers were ado ted.
When Kern County celebrates, a special
day on Thursday, there will be no local
oratory, but at the space iu the gallery of
the horticultural building the painting of
Kern Delta" will be unveiled and an in
formal reception will be held by leading
citizens OF Kern County. In the evening
a stereOpticon exhibition will be held in
Festival Hall. One hundred views, each
twenty feet square, will be shown. illus
trating the beauties of Kern County and OF
the irrigation system of the State.
The next athletic event on tue recrea-
tion grounds Will be the baseball match in
the intercollegiate series tomorrow at .
P. NJ. Hereafter the ball players will insist
upon having the right of way. aud will not
retire in favor of any other sport. The
aggrieved because on two occasions last
week teams were obliged to discontinue
their game after the fifth inning to give
place TO the football q hletes.
Teams from ST. Mary's and Sacred
Heart colleges Will meet at the diamond to-
morrow. The names of the players are as
follows: