The morning call., 1894-06-24

THE MORNING CALL,
FIRST DIVISION.
Band.
Special Marshal Oh Prosek.
AidS-Nick March, X. Radfch.
Oakland Cavalry, under command OF Jonn Slecak
Panslavlsts ~ n. Bakulich and George Arnerich
standard-bearers.)
Float representing Liberty.
Carriages with guests, presidents, orators ana
committee OF arrangements
Slavonic- Iyric Benevolent Society-A. Il. Bar
Itch, President; V. N Bakulich, Vice
President.
Slsvonic National Social Club on decorated hoat-
ID. Bradasch, President
SECOND DIVISION.
Special Marshal, Victor Gomery.
Aids-Michel VodjanskL Andrew Adamko.
Fro-sasinek Assembly No. 49,, n. s. s.,
Fr. Fruhlar. President.
Slovenski Catholic Society, a. Adamko, President
Bohemian Club, f. Beran, President
C. S F. 5. ZIatobrana.
Float representing Slayi3
Zvonimir Club-F Fan, President; A Ocean,
vice-President.
THIRD DIVISION,
Band.
Special Marshal, s. V. Slavich.
Aids-St FARO. Joseph Cirighin.
slavonian- American Society Of San josef, "
Savich, President; Andrew Lepesh,
Viee-PreSdent
Savoni ans of Santa Clara County, under the lead
ership of Pr. Sambuck.
Slavonisns and other citizens on foot
Carriages.
The exercises in Festival Hall will begin
at p. NJ. and will be as follows:
Overture, awakening OF the Lion" MeX-
can band, under the leadership of Chevalier de
! KoutskL
Honorary president of the day, Anton X or
| bel
Introductory remarks, President Of the Day
| Address OF welcome. Director. G enc raj OF the
| Exposition NJ. H. de Young.
| Address in English, Frank Ian, orator Of the
! day.
Piano solo, 1.-The serenade," Chevaller de
KonTski
Address in slavonic- Croatian, Dr. V. G. Vecki
| OF San Jose, orator of he day.
Recitation. Polish Boy" Katie GlIubetich
Of San Jose.
Address, General william H. L. Barnes.
FianO solo, "Sovanski lance CislO 81 (Anto-
min Dvorak), Miss Anna VOstrovsky of San
Jose.
! sky Of San JOSE
Vocal solo. d. j. Fan OF Portland, Or.
+. j. BTeantry.
! Plano solo, Chevalier de K0ntski.
At 80 P. NJ. there will be fireworks In
the recreation grounds. followed by exer.
cises in Festival Hail and a ball. The pro-
gramme If exercises as prepared is:
Overture by the Slovenian band. P. Tornch
| Dragicevich; bajnoime solo, J. NefroDey; reel
taiOn, "Ba lie OF KOsOvo" Miss NJ. FARO;
comic song, William Fl. Taylor; recitation,
| Miss Stella SlaVlch; duet by Kentra Brothers.
The following well-known Slavonian
| residents have been chosen TO act as vice
presidents: John IvancOvich, n. Barovlch,
! |. Clecak, |. Slavich. Marco Rabasa, Marco
Malovoz, DIR. Joseph Prosek. Joseph Kor-
bel, F. Lastnfka. Captain Bielavski, Luca
Jancovich, T. V. Muzna, j. Kucicb. j.
! Vnstrovsky. F. Adtunovicb. Marco Giu-
betich, Y. Milco, DR.. Pavlicki. V. Snajder,
| Hugo Fisher, Domo Mongolia, T. V. Ia
dich, T. Tubular. A. Ocean. Boza Rado-
vich, \. Planeich.
Mrs. Van Schmidt, the matron of the
crechp, where the little girl baby was de-
serted on Thursday. took the diminutive
waif home with her on Friday evening,
and it will no longer be on exhi biton In
the lost articles" department. Several
applications have been made to adopt the
little one, but Mrs. Van Schmidt will make
no disposition OF the baby until all hopes
of discovering its parents have been
abandoned.
At the EsQuimaux village Captain
Bruce is expecting the arrival this week
of little three-year-old Esqulmaux girl
known as Rita. She is the daughter Of a
chief among the Esquimaux tribes and Is
being brought out on the strength of tag
bearing her name and destination, which
is attached to her.
The following have been appointed as
members of the general committee under
to be celebrated at the exposition on Sun
dav. July /:
For Austria Hungary-Mr. RadoYich. Mr..
JOhley and Mr.. MOser.
For Belcium-Mr. Rousseau, Mr.. Dellau and
MIR. PieTson.
For Brazll-Mr. Richard.
For China-Leong Lam.
For Denmark-Mr. Simpson and Captain
For France-D. Levy E. Meyer. E. Raas and
Leo Bonet.
tor Germany IN II Rundschu Mr. Green
/ blat and MT. LoWenberg.
For Great B itain-Mr. Stiles and Mr.. Hardt.
For Italy-Signor Calegaris, Senator Palmi-
eri and DR.. ROssi.
| For NOTway-CIauS Olson.
For MeXico-ColOnel Green.
For oriental countries-Consul Hall and Count
Vermont.
, For POland-Dr. Pawllcki
For Russia-Mr. Hamburger.
For SIam-Mr. Mayer
For Sweden-O. ReYblatt CAPTAIN PIrysandeI
and Mr. Samuels.
I For POrueal-Mr. Poementel. Mr.. Vievrt
and GeOgede Sosnoinski.
For SwitzeTland-Mr Cayalli, H. A. Russ. Mr.
Palansca, Mr.. Frilche and Mr.. Vigner.
Tomorrow there will be placed on sale
at Sherman, Clay g. Co.'S and at other
prominent places downtown a handsome
! souvenir ticket of admission to the grounds
good only on San Francisco day, the Fourtt
of July. They will be sold at % cent:
each. On one side of the ticket will be
representation OF the Administration build
Ing IN ROlu.
The official programme of the first DAY
of the grand international equestrian fes-
! tival, which opens at the recreation
grounds of the exposition next week
: Thursday. has been completed. Among
the latest entries OF private eQuipages is
one by Mrs. Ayers of the Hotel Rafael
E. J. Baldwin entered his private tally-hc
coach yesterday. Mrs. Ayers has also en-
tered her Kentucky bred high school horse,
Woodlawn. MIR. MetZ of 1908 Market
street has entered a team of beautiful
Danish ponies.
There will be two lectures in the Agri-
cultural building to-day on the subject OF
Fruit as Food" At the P. NJ. lecture a
prominent Episcopal clergyman will talk
about Right Living" and incidentally the
fruit question will be touched upon. In
the evening the subject will be, Back to
Eden, how to get there just now," or, Per
feet health certain with pure food"
PLANS FOR THE FOURTH.