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conclusion of that game there will be a
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conclusion of that game there will be a
game Of Gaelic football.
A fair proportion OF the afternoon visit
ors remained out for the pvrotechnic dis
play last evening. The turnstiles were
ke clicking steadily from unt iii O'Clock,
admitting srecial fireworks crowd. A
programme OF thirty numbers was given
on Ihe recreation grounds. Many OF the
features which have been success at pre-
Vlous displays were repeated, and there
were several new devices.
conference Of the African Methodist
Episcopal Zion church will be held in this
city next Tuesday, and the exercises In
connection with the meeting will take
place at Festival Hall at P. NJ. on that
day. The leading divines of the denomi-
nation will be present. Addresses will be
made by Bishop a. Walters, Bishop c. r.
Harris of North Carolina and Rev. T..
Brown, ID, OF Portland, Or.
A jury, comprising Bruce Perley, Will
liam Perrin, ID. 0. 10y, w. II. Wilson and
James Anderson, has been testing the
pumpkins and squashes entered for pre-
mlums during the past week This task
IS now complete. The largest squash ex-
hlblted weighed 230 pounds and was shown
by Robert Begg of Golita, Santa Barbara
county. Jbe largest pumpkin was ex-
hlbited by j. Stewart of South Los An
SOlOo duu WtlRU6u pOuUQSs lUc Cl-
hclal awards are as follows:
Pumpkin-Sweet southern, first award, H.
=. ann, Peovia, AriZ.; Yankee, first, Miller &
Lux, Merced; Yankee. second, Carey s. Son,
Monterey; Yankee, third, Mr.. Booth, Sacra-
mentO; marrOwfat first, James Bardin, Mon
terey; sugar, first, Carey & Son, Monterey ;
Bardin's hybrid, first, Charles Bardin. Mon
terey; Bardn's favorite. first. James Bardln,
Monterey; cusnaw, first, Alex Silva, PbRnX,
Arz.; sweet hybrid, first, Il. II. Clayson.
Phoenix, AfZ.
Squash-Scab, first award, /. II. Thomas, Tu-
lare; stock, first, Robert Begg GoeIa; man.
moth, first, Charles Bardin, Salinas; green
Hubbard, first. Charles Bardin, Salinas; green
summer, first, Mrs. Moon, Guadaloupe; yellow
crookneck, first. Mr.Collins San Miguel Canyon;
green Spanish, first, Hunter Sous, Salinas;
cOVey, hrst, Hunter q Sons, Salinas; summer
ScallOp, first, Captain II. +. BOyes, Son0ma;
Iul ban. first. q. b. Polhemus. San Jose; Pilot
Peak, hrsI, Fenton & Son. Buena Vista; Pinto,
first, Charles BardIn, Salinas; Hager, first,
Robert Williamson, Pajaro; cream, first. Sam
uel Pugh. Fair View; stockton gem, first, Henry
Barnbart, Stockton; California field. first, j.
Stewart South Los Angeles; Hubbard, first, w.
n. Allison, Psjaro; Spanish yellow, first, MIR.
Gomez, Monterey; hardshell, hrSt j. Stewart,
South Los Angeles.
The following programme will be rem
dered by the Vienna Prater Orchestra in
Kaiser Franz Joseph Hail this afternoon
and evening:
AFTERNooN-sTRING CONCERT.
Siegesmarsc ch from Queen OF Saba. ....Gounod
summer Night Waltz z.........,.........W Waldteutel
Der Vogelhaender.. Teller
Flnegelhorn SOLO. Herr Franz Hell
"Peie mele" potpourri Conrad
MILITARY.
"Ich habmich ergeben" March. Rtxner
overture, "rannhauser"- Wagner
W sffenruf des Kaisers CiAreus
Friedensmarsch from "Rienzr'............wa Wagner
EvENING-sTRINs CONCERT.
SGqysnlr %eys11s mnsSh psT wsSep B1e4
Dream MlllOeCkHr
' - Herr Franz He'll
(S) tHgariseh "Aus AlIer Herrsn Lasnder"
..,............. .....Moszkowsky
MILITARY.
overture, "StradeIla" .flotOW
Concert "yalse Central PARK Fiirtation"......
Cornet piston. Viii Bates.
Potpourri "Beggar Student. '........... .Milloecker
Lo rely paraphrase............. ..Nesvabba
lrocadero march,. ......-.....-...Frltz Scheei
Almost all the boxes have been sold for
the ball of all nations, which will be given
at the Vienna Prater next Saturday even
ing. Governor Markham and Mayor Ebert
have been invited to be present. All ma
tional costumes will be represented. For
the convenience of those attending the
affair the electric cars will run all night.
The following are the programmes to be
rendered by the Sousa band Easter Sun
day) at the band stand near the Admins
AFTERNooN-2:3O O'CLOCK.
Overture, "Rienzl". Wagner
Excerpts from the most admired works of
Infammatus from asta6st Mater Ros:iai
obligato by Albert Bode.
Tromb one solo, Exposition Echoes" "........Pryor
Arthur Pryor
"songs OF Grace and songs OF Glory" .sousa
Variations on the Austrian Hymn" Haydn
"Rede Of tie vaiiyrie:a ana Magic fire. a''i
Scene" from "Die Walkure". Wagner
OoAoloBJ
EvESINs-7: 80 O'CLOCK.
overture, 'stradeia ;;.'..'... Flotow
ns 're,, i 3raSa
Prelude, "rhe Last Dream OF the virgin"
solo, axir Neapoiitisn Csyailipi
SignOr Raftayoia-
Introduction, third act, "LoLengrin".. Wagner
Symphonic poem, "The Chariot Race. Sousa
Jerusalem the Golden. "....... Reeves
Gem: from the "Srk @ dd Of: =; Verdi
The following is the programme to be
rendered by the Midwinter Exposition
band 10 music pavilion, near Administra-
tion building, commencing at IL 80 A NJ.
to-day:
March, "Entree de Procession. .Batiste
Overture TO "Stabat Mater. ........S Mercadante
written in homage to the great master,
ROsSini)
(o) Solo for cornet. 'Inflam matus". .Rossinf
Operatic selection. "Nabu &C odonozer" Verdi
(Solos for the principals of the bsnd.)
topical uance erman
Overture, "Medea".. .Cherubini
"Agnus Del" MOzarts twelfth mass. Mozart
Comic opera selection, "Army Chaplain"
Waltz, Schone MaP Str aaSs
Haileiujah chorus Handel
The first of the series of Midwinter Fair
Congresses will be held nexi Thursday
evening in Golden Gate Hall on Sutter
street President E. Benjamin Andre ws
of Brown University of Rhode Island is
to take part in the congress of economics
and politics.
The evenings of Thursday and Friday
will be devoted to the consideration of
monetary questions. on which President
Andrews is regarded as one OF the best
authorities in the United States.
On Thursday evening be will take I'D
the subject of "The Monetary Affairs Of
the United States" arrangements having
been made whereby local speakers will fol-
low in brief discussion. The following
evening President Andrews will broaden
his subject apd speak On "England's Re-
lation to the Monetary affairs of India"
A general discussion by local speakers
will follow. Inasmuch as the session of
Thursday will be tho formal opening OF
the Midwinter Fair congresses, an address
of welcome will be delivered by James ID.