The morning call., 1894-01-23

by the Iowa State Band at the Grand Opera.
house on Wednesday evening began at Sher-
man & Clay'S yesterday, and the first sales
were abundantly in evidence of a widespread
interest on the par, OF San Franclscans in this
musical organization. The auditorium Will un-
doubleday be hlled. and those who are able 10
secure seats Will BE- sure OF having a satisfac-
tory evenings entertainment lie programme
for the concert will be as follows:
l. Overture, "Semlramide" ..........,. Il ossini
= Waltz. "IDyitatiOn to Dance Weber
3. Fantasia, "On My old Kentucky Home. Daily
4. Ballad, "Tell Ter Love Her So". De Faye
AlonZo Hatch.
s. Overture. "WilIiam Tel". ........... Rossini
6. Twenty Minutes in Midway Plaisance" D ably
z. Aria from ''ierodiade" ............... Massenet
Miss Ellie Stewart.
s. Clarionet solo, "SonnamO bull BeilIni
Charles Hubbard.
9. Selection from "Robln Rood" Koven
10. "Reminiscences OF Scotland. Godfrey
Miss Effie Stewart, whose name appears in
the above programme, Il one of the besi con-
cert singers before the public. Size made a
record in London aud with the Carl Rosa Opera
Company Al0nZO Hatch, the well-Known
tenor has accompanied the band and Miss
Stewart in their concert tour across the
continent.
The programme OF athletic events which are
TO take place during the exposition has been
partially completed. as far as the Sunday
schedules for the next few weeks are con-
cerned- These schedules are as follows:
Sunday, January 2S-1O A. NJ, baseball; IL
NJ, association football; p NJ, Gaelic foot
ball; P. NJ. Rugby football.
Sunday February 4-10 A. NJ. associa ion
football; II NJ, Gaelic f0otballi , P. NJ, Rugby
football; 4 p. NJ, baseball.
Sunday, February lilo A. N., Gaelic foot
ball; II NJ, Rugby football; P. NJ, baseball !;
P. NJ, association football.
sunday. February 1910 A. NJ, Rugby foot
ball; IL NJ, baseball; P. NJ. association foot
ball; 4 P. III, Gaelic football.
Sunday February 25-10 A. NJ, baseball;
IL NJ, association footballs 2 p. NJ, Gaelic foot
ball; p. NJ, Rugby foot ball.
In response TO the following communication
the executive committee has decided that The
holders OF the BOOKS containing 100 admission
tickets shall be permitted 10 deGach the tickets
and distribute to different persons, and that
they Will be received at The gates for admis-
sl0ns. These tickets are now on sale at the
cashiers Office in the Mills building and the
glO-Callf0rnian Bank. Price $40 for a book
containing 100 admissions:
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. %, 1894.
To The Director General and Members or The En-
ecitiUs Committee Of the California gfidtotnter
International rpOsnion-GENTLESIEN: AS the
White House viii close on next Saturday ia honor
OF the dedication exercises OF the exposition, We
would like TO purchase TWO of your books con-
tanning 100 coupon tickets. provided you will
permit us to take them out and distribute them
among our employees. SO that they may all go. II
acceptable, VIII send you the required $40 for
each book Yours truly. RAPHAEL WE'LL a. Co.
General Dickinson has ordered the Second
Brigade TO parade on Saturday nextstn celebra-
tiOn OF the opening exercises OF the California
Midwinter International Exposition. The fol-
lowing named societies have signified their IN
tention To take part in the parade next Satur-
day: Naive Sons of the Golden West, ii iber-
MAN societies, swedish societies, Pacific Coast
Commercial Travellers Association, Pioneers,
Oakland Girls Flag Brigade, Luxembourg Soci-
ETY., CustOm-hGuse officers, Independent Order
OF Red Men, Seryian MOntenegrin Society,
Boys Brigade, Native Daughters of the Golden
Wesr. Ancient Order OF Foresters, Companions
of the Forest. Bersaglieri Corps, First Troop
Cavalry, y. u. C., Danish Society.