The morning call., 1894-06-27

90 cents; after O'Clock 25 cents.
p M.-Chiming of the bells in Liberal
Arts tower.
$3.50 P. M.-Concert by Mexican band in
music pavilion near Administration
building.
2:45 p. M.-Concert by Cassasa's Mid
winter Exposition Band in liberal Arts
Building.
g. p. M.-Evening chimes on the bells
by Professor Holt.
1:45 .m.-Grand illumination OF ex-
position buildings and central court, In
cluding Bonet Tower.
8 p. M.-Evening concert by Mexican
band in: Electric Tower.
=, $3.50 and $50 p. M.-The wonderful
electric fountain.
Sunset City had a distinguished guest
yesterday in the person of Assistant Sec
retary of the Treasury c. q. Hamlin. He
was accompanied by a party of friends
: and prominent Federal officials. Among
them. were Special Treasury Agent ]. J.
Crowley. Collector of the Port John Il.
Wise and Mrs Wise, Appraiser ]. E,
Tucker, Naval Officer John P. Irish. Post
master Frank McCoppiD and others.
by. Dlreetor-General de Young, and the
freedom of the grounds was accorded
them. The guests were mainly out for
pleasure, but al the same time Mr.. Hamlin
=. wantedIo see how the foralgn concession
aires were conducting matters in relation
= to the goods which they have under their
con troll y~and under bond as it were
Under the regulations governing these
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F. Congress, approved last Septemb ber. the
: foreigns exhibitors were allowed to trans
act business during and up to the close of
the fair, which latter, according to the
act, was set for June so.
Since the official close was set for July
8, and it was understood that concession
aires would have until September in which
who are just beginning 20 make up some
OF their losses during the early months of
the exposition. have been wondering
whether the Custom house officials would
take any action To compel a speedy re-
moyal on their part after the official clos
ing:
They may. however, rest easy regarding
any rush movement against them. 1t was
not for the purpose of inaugurating any
such movement that Mr.. Hamlin and the
20 Other Federal officers pa id so much atten-
ton 10 the foreign exhibits yesterday.
.: Mr.. Hamiin had simply expressed a de-
sire to satisfy his curiosity as to the man
Merlin which they had been carrying out
o. their business under their privileges. He
and his party were we'll received wherever
. they went and no pains were spared to
: give them all the information they de-
sired.
The entire party iunched at the Anne
Hathaway cottage. and spent an hour in
.ehjoying the viandS and discussing topics
. O. IN tefest.
=. On the whole, Mr.. Ramlin thought ths
: fair was a fine exposition, and expressed
the opinion that it exceeded his anticipa-
.tihns. He was especially struck with the
grand court and the arrangement Of the
b1ildings.
e.. During the afternoon the party was en-
:: tertained at the '49 Mining Camp with
faudangO performance, with which he
was much pleased.
OF course it is understood that the
foreign exhibitors will prepare for re-
moval as soon as the exposition is formal
ly closed, but they may take their time
about IL without any fear OF adverse action
:; bei1g taken. Some who have prospered
will. leave within few weeks, but others
will without doubt remain as long as they
have chance of making something.
AS for the machinery and other things
. under the control of the fair management,
no time will be lost fter next Wednesday
in removing them. In fact men will begin
in machinery hall next Thursday morning
to remove what is there.
Along the Midway many of the shows
will stay the month of July out in hopes Of
doing a rushing business after the admis-
sion fee is taken off the gate. Some will
pack up and prepare for travel northward
for be purpose of exhibiting at the Tacoma
faiy in August.
The ..Cassassa Midwinter Exposition
band has signed a contract already with
the management OF the Northwest Exposi-
.tOn at Tacoma for furnishing the music at
the fair there. The band will make con-
, cert tour through the interior before going
NORTH.
- Hugo Bendix, the manager of All Ma
tlons' day. which is next Sunday, as well
as all the representatives OF the different
nationalities represented atthe EXPOSITION,
are hard at work perfecting plans for the
Rranq parade. which will be the feature Of
the occasion. Acceptances have been re-
'ceived from all the foreign military and
civic societies IN the city to participate.
:: The committee on awards for this day
are working hard in getting ready their
programme. There will be a review of the
parade from tbe grand stand at the recrea-
:tion' grounds, and as the section of the
parade representing each nation passes a
halt will be called and the direetor-generaI
will announce the awards secured by each
nationality III the different departments.
In connection with the equestrian tour
nameDt beginning tomorrow there was a
sort Of. full dress rehearsal given at the
Bay District track yesterday on the part
Of the cavalrymeh, matadOrs and eques-
>triennes whe are to participate. Two
hundred horses have been in training there
during the past month, and their riders
have succeeded in bringing them 10 de-
gree of skill that is wonderful. The man
agement also announces that the bull-fight-
ing and other features Of the Spanish fiesta.
which takes place on Tuesday next. win
come off notwithstanding that the Society
for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals
states thatit will not be permitted.
Information was. officially received at the
Administration building yesterday TO the
effect that the French residents of the city
had decided, on account of the assassna-
tion Of Presiden Carnot, to abandon their
proposed ceNbratiOn at tue exposition on
the 14th Of J1ly.
All the flags will be kept at half-mast
today again ln recognition of the death of
the President of France, and the French
flag will be kept at half-mast until after
the official closing day.
There will be several novel features in
troduced in the fireworks arranged for
Saturday night in honor of the Young
Mems Institute and the commercial
travellers. One of these will be emblems
of the Y Young Mems Institute, and the
other will represent a heet-footed Mercury
mounted on q globe, and carrying grip
sack in his hand in honor Of the drummers.
The banquet which was to have taken
place at the Anne Hathaway Cottage CLUB