The morning call., 1894-05-13

State and municipal government and the
higher officers Of the order. The parade
will include the uniform rank and subordi-
nate lodges.
AT 80 o'clock a. grand programme of
musical and literary exercises of more
than usual excellence will be rendered.
comprising IN part addresses by the
Governor of the State, the Mayor of the
city and the director general on behalf OF
the civil government, addresses appro-
pirate to the occasion by prominent men,
oers OF the order, several vocal selections
9Y well-known artists, includins Mrs
Ellen Coursen-Roeckel, and instru mental
selections by the Exposition band.
In the evening grand bell Will be held
In Franz Joseph Hall. In the Vienna Pratei.
tasting until midnight During TIE
progress of the ball the Choral Society.
conducted by Mrs. ROeckel. will render
several choice selections.
In this choral there will be some sixty
voices. At 80 o'clock there will be
grand display OF fireworks in the recrea-
tion grounds, including several new and
specially prepared set pieces appropriate
to the occasion. The supreme chancellor
of the order. Hoe. W. w. Blackwell of
Henderson, Ky., will he present as the
guest of the Grand Lodge of this State.
a committee of three prominent members
of the order Ueing now en- route to the
State line over the Southern Pacific road to
meet him at Yuma and escort him Into
this jurisdiction.
Another burlesQue game or baseball
will be played on the 25th inst, between
teams from the Northern California build
ing and the '49 Mining Camp. So much
satisfaction was derived from the last VIC
tory of the northern players that its man.
| ager, Chet Wood, who is also superIn-
tendent of the Napa exhibit, has been
tributIng bottles Of wine ever since. He
is preparing for another joyous celebra-
ton, in anticipation OF great triumphs.
| All visitors were driven off the steps Of
the Administration building yesterday
morning, and those having business
with any of the officers Of the fair
rear entrance. The cause was the desire
of the members of the Mexican band TO be
| photographed, and their statuesQe group
| ing lmpeded exit and entrance on the part
of all. even to Assistant DireciOr-General
Cornely.
The letter-csrriers are making great
preparations for the observance OF their
day on Saturday. the 26th inst. Admis-
sion tickets for 80 cents are being sold by
members of the Letter-carriers' AssOcla-
tIoD, good at the tuTnstles at any hour of
the day. The earlier part of the day will
be devoted 10 athletic events on the recre-
alton grounds, after the arrival of the pro-
u
At Festival Hall addresses will be made
by the chairman of the day, r. Nj. Roach !;
Postmaster 5. W. Backus, Governor II. d.
Markham and Director General de Young.
The San Francisco Letter-carriers' band
will play several selections and there will
be solos by Oracle Plais ted, Zelda Lewis,
Herman Schaefer, Frank Coffin and Ferris
Hartman, with recitations by Julius Kahn,
Thomas Leary and K. j. Whelau.
On the evening of the same day the let
ter-earriers will hold an invitation bali at
the Heidelberg Schloss.
The floor manager for this occasion will
be George w. Spiler. and his assistants,
r. S. Logan Jr., G. Alfred Kuhn and p. J.
Whelan: The floor committee consists of
James II. Smith (chairman). Il. d. Muir
ply, R. c. Lsvey. C. A. Could, Louis
Games. B. Frank Ames. II. b. Cooley. r.
B. Mahoney, M. Newman, W. B. Travers,
Conrad Trieber, II. NJ. Locke. j. J. Lar
key, B. F. Dougherty. George Fl. Swift, L.
E. Boyrin, Thomas Nixon and Fred II.
Stanley.
The chairman of the reception commit
tee at the ball will be +. d. Barton, and
his associates on the committee are: f. d.
Meyer, J. &. Murphy, George O'Neil, r.
d. Cunningham, j. Fl. VoIlmer, I. c.
Gross. L. c. Norstrom. j. r. Rnes. Harry
F. Logan, II. c. Landresse, Il. c. Van der
Water, j. E.. Clisham, j. S. Sullivan, w.
w. Riley. A. E. Goetz, E. D. Long and II.
r. Hoffman.
On the 23d inst. the butchers will have
an outing at Sunset City. All connected
with the trade in San Francisco will par
ticipste. besides those from San JOSE
Stockton and Sacramento. In honor of
the event all the shops will be closed. H.
w. Miller will be president of the day,