The morning call., 1894-05-17

Arts tower.
1:3O p. m.-south Sea Islanders in
Vienna PrAter.
$50 p. M.-JeaD Wei.zman on the
high-ygire in central court.
2:45 p. M.-Concert by Cassasa's Mid
winter Exposition band in Liberal Arts
building.
p. NJ. - Concert by the Mexican
istration building.
p. M.-Evening chimes on the bells.
1870 p. NJ Grand illumination of
exposition buildings and central court,
including Bonet Steel Tower and Firth
Wheel.
?:45 p. M.-EveninG performance by
Il Wettzman the high wire.
p. M.-Concert by Mexican band in
Franz Joseph Hall in Vienna Prater.
-: $40 P. Nj. and $50 p. M.-The won
derfuI electric fountain.
Although an ''off day" at the Midwinter
Fair. there was good attendance of
visitors yesterday The Midway accom-
modated crowds quite as large as usual
ana the various shows gave open-air per
formances along the street and the Gus
tOmarY entertainments were forthcoming.
The evening attendance continues to be
good, an emphatic Endorsement of the %
cent rate of admission after P. N. This
week Is proving to he an excellent test in
this regard, since only the ordinary attrac-
tiOns of the exposition are offered and no
particular effort is made TO draw crowd.
On Friday the members of the WomPn's
Christian Temperance Union will have
exercises in Festival Hall. and on Sa,ur-
a tHa Il MO of px-fn a tTyifi n
hOnOrs with the great flower festival.
Sunday will be another "tWo-bit day."
and in addition 20 the attraction Of the low
rate Of admission there will be display
Of fireworks in the evening.
The following is the complete pro-
gramme for the exercises at Festival Hail
next Sunday afternoon in celebration OF
Polish day at the exposition:
Opening address by President of the Day
Judge Z. W MchiHsITy.
Address of welcome by Director.GeneTaI M.
Il. de Young.
Address by John a. Stanton
Recitation by Miss Maud Durbin.
Address by Mir Fir. Murasky.
CDevalier de Kontski in his new Polish SYM
phonie-rhapsOdy, arranged on piano.
Recitation given by Nine Modjeska, by
Ujeiski and SlOwacki in Polish.
Address by MIR. NJ. Maryanski iG Polish.
Recitation by Miss KOpankiewicz in Polish.
Oh Waller de hOntskl, music.
Next week will be full of entertainment
OQ IueSOaE ali us mining interests In the
State will be represented az Sunset City, and
the interstate rock-drilling contest will be-
held. Valuable prizes will be offered in
the competition. which will take place un-
der the auspices OF the California Miners
Association.
Butchers day will be celebrated Oh
Wednesday and in addition 10 the attrac-
tons for the day already ann ounced the
Butchers Board of Trade has decided to
parade lis forces. There will be thou
sand members of the board in line, each
wearing a badge procured specially for the
occasion. This division of the parade will
carry banner. made for the purpose by
friends of the Board of Trade.
United Empire day will be observed by
all the British residents. j is the anniver-
sary of the birthday of Queen Victoria,
and all Britons and British colonists have
been invited TO combine 10 a jubilation.
Anne Hathaway's cottage will be the head
guar ers u that day, and the British sec
ton in the Manufactures building will be
decorated with the roses Of the Yorks and
LancasterS.
At the game of baseball between teams
from ST. Mary's College and Leland Stan
ford Junior University. In the intercOllegl-
ate series, played on the recreation grounds
yesterday afternoon, the match was won
by ST. Mary'S, the score being II to5
NJ. Samuel. the commissioner general for
Sweden, yesterday received the following
10 King Oscar of Sweden during the
Swedish day ceremonies at Festival Ball
on Monday last:
MONACO. May 16, 1894.
StCedish Section, Exposition, San Fran
cisco: The King thanks YOU for the telegram
and expresses his good wishes for the exposi.
ton. OFTEN.
The jurors Of awards in department C.
Manufactures and Liberal Arts, will meet
with the committee on awards and with
n TO- r1l
room, on the upper floor of the HorticuI-
ture and Agriculture building. on Monday,
May u. al P. NJ, at which time groups
will be announced and badges of Office will
be issued to the jurors.
The design for medals submitted by G.
Fiacearini has proved the most accept 8 BILE
TO the committee on awards, and with a
few alterations will be Offic ally adopted
The design is in the form of jewel sus-
pended from a bar by a poppy -colored
ribbon.
The Italians have arranged to celebrate
their day at the exposition on Sunday
June 3, instead of Saturday, June 2, as
originally intended. Theodore Bacigalupi
has been chosen as grand marshal OF the
occasion. and he estimates the attendance
on that day oil Italians alone at fully 80 COO
people. He says there will be nine tia ian
military companies in the parade and thir-
teen italian civic societies.
There will be three floats in the line
one in miniature of the Bridge of Signs at
Venice, another representing Italy and
Columb bus, and the third with Italy and
America represented by beautiful Young
girls. In addition to these floats the Italian
gardeners Of the San Francisco peninsula
will put in big float of fruits and vege-
tables
Delegations will be present on italian
day from all parts OF the State. Captain
+. q. Z~iro of the San Jose Hussars, and
Mr.. @. Periano, representing the San Jose
benevolent societies, we're at the Admins
tration building yesterday, with the Italian
committee OF arrangements, and announced
that they have arranged Tor an excursion
train to come up on thas morning with
accommodations for at least 1900 excur-
sionisls. There will also be excursions
from Sacramento. Stockton. Santa Cruz.
Los Angeles and from Amador County.
The W0man's Christian Temperance
Union day at the fair next Friday will
take the foIm of a social reunion al Fest
val Hall. All are invited 10 basket lunch
at noon. to be followed by bright speeches
by bright people. Among the speakers
are Major and Mrs. E. T. Scott, who have
just returned from very successful cam
paign in Kansas, Miss |. G. Dwelling OF
Springfield, Mass. Mrs. Lillian Cole Bethel
of Ohio, and others.