The morning call., 1894-05-29


with a record of 20 feet. The mile run
was won by j. Kennedy in min. 10 sec.
The running high jump was won by +.
Mcneil at 3 feet, and the forty-fOur yards
run was won by +. Griffin IN % Sec, with
j. Jaunet second.
Owing to the delay in printing of tickets
for the Building and Loan Association for
their special day at the Midwinter Fair on
Thursday Of this week, the same were not
on sale yesterday as promised, but all
shareholders in building and loan associ-
ations and their friends Will be accOmmo-
dated to-day with these tickets at the re-
duced rates, % cents, by applying to
Charles T. NaylOr, secretary State league.
10 Montgomery street; c. K. Clark, 217
Sansome street; Louis Blank, 121 Eddy
street; L. l.. Dennery. PA Pine street; \.
Schlesnger PA Montgomery street; II.
Gille. sos Treat avenue; A. Sbarboro, 524
Montgomery street.
The time being so short in which to
arrange for this special day neceSsitates
rapid work on the part Of those in charge
of the affair, but there is no doubt that
those who attend on Thursday will have a
very enjoyable outing.
Theodore Bacigalupi, who is to be the
grand marshal of the parade on Italian
day, next Sunday, has lust returned from
tour among the cities in the interior OF
the State. and reports that large delegs-
tons Will come in TO participate in the
demonstration. There will ba several
military companies in line, besides the
Italian benevolent societies, and there will
be two or three fine flats.
The cOlored citizens of San Francisco
are making elaborate preparations for the
observance. OF Afro American day on
June s. There Will be a parade through
Golden Gate Park to the court of honor
and interesting exercises in Festival Hall.
state OF Maine" day at the fair Will be
on June 6. AS this is also 70 be observed
by the students OF Santa Clara College the
Maine exercises will take place IN Festival
Hall at IL A. NJ. f. L. Whitney Will be
president of the day and L. Knowlton will
be the orator. j. G. Severance will read Il
poem and T. l.. Bachelor will deliver an
address.
The national equestrian tournament
will be opened at the recreation grounds
on Wednesday, June %, concluding on
July 3. In addition TO the exhibit Of
blood horses and private equipages, there
will be a pageant daily and a cavalry
tournament, polo games, steeplechasing
and hurdle-racing.
In the Spanish fiesta, with which the
gala week will be brought TO a close, there
the bOlas and shooting glass balls from
the backs OF running horses. Several
polo clubs from various parts of the
State have already entered for these con-
tests.
The Supreme Lodge of the Ancient
Order of United Workmen will assem- Bile
in this city on Tuesday, the 18th prox.,
and will continue in session for week.
Monday. the 18th prox., will be celebrated
at the fair under the auspices of a local
committee OF the order.
The jurors in Department A, that of
Agriculture, met yesterday afternoon and
organized by electing officers as follows: :
In Department a, Horticulture and Agr-
culture, covering group 20, the following gen
tiemen constitute The jury: Arpa0 HarasZfhy
(cnairmanl, a. SbarbOiO (vice- cbairmaD). Emil
Meyer Secretary, a. Carpenter, Il. Z. De-
boom, john BergeS, Arthur 7. Hayne, joseph
L. Reddug Wifred B. Chapman, Daniel OCOn-
nell, j. A. DuFand, Fl. l.. Simon, T. La Claverie,
Howard MeSherry, j. w. Cunningham. j. j.
Cbappel, f. II. Green. Alfred Todhunter,
Slguor Depuy de Lone. E NJ. Greenway. ID. 2.
ROsSi, +. CavagnarO. +. Richard, q. AlmagIa,
V. Vera, W. Weslhof, f. Plageman, }. l.. Rad
Ovich, c. Carpy and Mr. Desonlavy.
The jury In Department A, for groups / and
10. comprises j. I. Holirg tchairmAn) 2. j.
Crowl Y vice chairman) DR.. George Ii. Red
ding secretary, Allison e. Bonnell and j.
The jury in Department A, group 10. con-
sists of Dr. NJ. MagnuS (chairman) Oscar
Sehoenielder (Vice-chairmaD), j. IhOrsch (secre-
tary).
The jury in Department A. groups 3 3. 6.
and IS, are: p. q. Sabate (chaIrman). Arthur
Castle (vice-chalrmanl, Harold Arnold (secre-
tary), II. Holman, w. h. Miner, A. Vensano
and A. Priete Alvarez.
The jury in Depar mPnt A, for groups l, >.
10, are William Dresbach (chairman). A w.
Leask vice chalrman) Thomas Wastir (secre-
taTy) aud z. X. Gordon and Professor j. p
Roberts.
The jury in Department A. group 10, con-
sists OF Dir. Grey Smith (cbairman). DR.. +. c.
Mclean (vcp-chairman) and DIR. w. II. Nc
LOughlin secretary.
The jury for Department A. groups T. 5. 16,
IT, 81, % and "a comprises Professor Z. j.
(ah1IFm2nl y fvtp
chairman John Isaac (secretary). and PROBES
sOr }. p. Roberts, A. W. Porter. r. c. kelS, A.
/. Bancroft, :. VI. Smith, ". w. Gilett. +. a.
himball L. w. Buck and Harry Weise.
The jury 10 the special group covering cigars
and tODaccO consists of NJ. q. Burk chairman.
a. Czarnecky (vice'chairman) and b. n. kowley
secretary
The jury for fish, covering groups % and 81
10 Department A, has not yet been appointed.
In Department (Mechanic Arlsj the Jury
which is 10 judge articles in groups 80 TO 40
inclusive consists OF j. c. Sala, chairman; b.
b. Brewer, vice chairman; \. c. Wheeler. sec
rotary; {. j. kelghim, W. 4. Phillips George
Thompson, knut Ljingman aud George Frede-
Iicks.
The chairman of the jury in groups 43. 4e
At, 40 TO 90 inclusive in Department b, Me-
chanic Arts, is Professor S. d. Christie the
vice-chairman is Louis Yanin and the secretary
c. q. Yale.
In groups A, 40, 48 James Scobie is chair
man, W. Il. Sherwood vlce-chairman aud w. j.
Walsh is secretary.
In groups 20 10 &c inclusive o. i. Wiley IS
chairman, ID. Kerr vice chairman, and E.
PatrlZi is secretary.
In groups II 10 931S inclusive Z. J. Molera
is chairman and NJ. Mathey secretary.