The morning call., 1894-04-08


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robin Hood" selection. ...........-De koven
"Parademarsch'. ................. 1900. Recklng
EVENING PRosRAMME-sTRING CONCERT.
Overture. "Poet and Peasant Suppe
Fantasia, "Mikado". ...............S sullivan
In the Mili 1,aes
Tiuegeihorn solo, Herr Franz Hell,
Potpouri. "Pele melee ................... Conradi
Seieetloh haoies eua''es
MILITARY CONCERT.
"Jubel," overture. Carl Maria Won w eber
Cornei a piston MIR. viii A, Bates
.,The High School Cadets" march. ......... sonsa
The big arch for San Diego. Countv's
display arrived yesterday and was being
placed in position last night. When fin
ished this will be one of the most attrac-
tive features in the Southern California
building. 1t is divided into small COM
partments filled with corn, cereals and
dried fruits of all varieties. The archway
is 20 feet in height and IA feet wide in the
center.
The managers of the San Diego exhibit
have been expecting to have the pleasure
of entertaining large number of their
people next Tuesday, which is San Diego
County day. but a change OF front on the
part of the Southern Pacific has placed the
success of the contemplated excursion very
much in doubt. A committee appointed
by the County Commissioners Association
met with officials of tie railroad Thurs
day morning and secured a reduction in
the excursion rates for special days
for all parts OF the State. The
railroad people promised $40
round trip rate from Los Angeles
for parties of not less than sixty people on
special days. and the rate was wired to the
San Diego Chamber of Commerce. which
had in hand the arrangements for the ex-
curson. At this figure the San Diego
people felt sure of having a good crowd.
but on Friday their efforts TO bring their
people were baked by an announcement
from Fourth and Townsend streets that
they had made an error in quoting the
$40 rate. and that So 30 was the best they
could possibly do.
The latest advces from San Diego are
that very few people will come in COM
parison TO the crowd they would have
brought at the original rate given.
Tomorrow is upon the exposition calen
dar as Belgian day. In recognition of this
fact there will be a reception in the Belgian
Sc ton in the northwest gallery of the
Manufactures and Liberal Arts building
from to p. NJ. There will be music by
the Midwinter Exposition band, refresh
ments aud other features of entertain
ment. The reception will be rendered by
Mr. Chapman. the Belgian Consul, and by
j. Pierson. the commissoner-ge general for
anu uLHtE ulStlubulSIcQ DeIeldu
cisiZons Of San Francisco.
There VIII be two great days during the
coming week at the exposition. One of
these will be University of California day,
on Wednesday. April II, and another will
be Fresno day. on Saturday, April II.
The Fresno day exercises will take place
under the great dome of the Horticulture
and Agriculture building. There will be
a display of fireworks on that evening. as
also on the evening of University day,
and all the other special features Of the
exposition will be in gala attire and with
their holiday foot foremost.
The usual fashionable Saturday-after-
noon visitors were at the grounds yester-
day. TIE lacrosse match drew many spec
tators. and another attractive corner was
the section of the University of California
in the Manufactures building, where the
College Glee Club rendered several selec-
tons in their customary excellent style.
The attendance at the fireworks LAST night
was larger than usual. and the entire day
was considered emnently successful.
The following are the programmes TO be
rendered by SOusa's band to-day in the
music pavilion near the Administration
building:
AFTERNOONS O'CLOCK.