The herald., 1894-09-26
FfRsT DAY


FIRST DAY.
a. m.-F.rst annual boulevard race for
wheetmen; course, lSiz miles, exleilding from
Coronado bath house, on the ocean front,
around head of bay to city.
9:5O q. m.-Mllltafy and naval parade Sew.
enth and Ninth regiments and n wal reserve
n. G. c.
l0a. m.--Aquatic sports. under auspices of
San Diego Rowing club comprising barge and
shell races, swimming, etc.
1850 p. El.-At Swectwatei race track. Ma
tional City, trotting and running races, BICYCLE
races, tournaments and ladies in the saddle.
There viii be u trottiEg race CAD and free for
all, III which this following not stallions viii
perform: Badger Boy, Thomas hyscicK AID
races must calculate on spending the entire
afternoon there. Races commence promptly at
.. m.-Grand concert in tina Cahriilo pavil-
lon on the p sza, by the Golden Gata Park band
of San Francisco, Numbering 40 artists; by far
the most perfect musical equalization on the
Pacific coast Alfre1 Roncoveri, director.
Up. m-Ssiiing regatta along city front.
~. m.-sports, open to all conner. |. Creased
pole contest. 2. DUCK race. g. TuD Iaca
p. IN. Swimming, open to all, for medals
distance, $50 yards.
$50 p. m.-Grand concert on tke bay by the
Golden Gate Park band and Los angeles Mill
tary band.
$3.50 p m.-Arrival of Cabrillo In his carnvsl
in The harbor (where he will anchor and ,emain
for he night, to be followed by the most gor-
geous display OF fireworks ever attempted on
the Pacific coast, undsr the imniediate d,rec.
q
London, Nngland, and New York.
SECOND DAY.
9:30 a. m.-Landinz AMI reception OF Ca
bcIil0 at the Santa Fe wharf, where the keys of
the city OF San Diego will b; pre- iented BY
Hon II. Carlson, mayor of the city.
10 a. Ill normntiun of monster street pa
rsde. in which caDtillo W II appear on a uuiqus
h1a. representing his famous ca ave 70 ns fol-
lowed by numerous floats representing his
toiieal events in me days OF primitive san
Diego.
p. m.-Iiterary aud musical exercises in
Cabrilo pavilion on he plazs, at which Gen.
Eli Ii. Murray Will preside, aud Senstur
California, and Hon. Waiter G. Smith viii de-
liver the Grafton of the day.
A to $50 p. m.-Grand concert in the Ca
bi 10 pavilion by the Golden G ate Pnrs band.
p m.-Carnival night. Illuminated pa
geant by wh Sc men, antiq les horribles rnd
masked reve ers. At thu conclusion OF tho
p irads the grand masked bail will co u mence
III III caorino pavilion. During this eveuias
everyone is expected TO appear mas led. as the
streets Will be given over TO their exclusive
use.
THIRD DAY.
10a. m.--yisit to Indian village at Recre.
alton park, where II series of indian games and
sports, sun and war dances will be gives.
IL o. IN Concert in Csb.illo pavilion by
Ln, Angeles military band.
2 2p. m.-Militsry pr,z, drills by civic or
ganizatons, at Recreation park.
p. Grand concert in Cabrillo Pavilion
by Golden Gate pa md.
$50 p. m.-Giant concert ON the bay by
Geld.n Gate park oand and Los Angeles mil
ilnry band.
$50 p ma night in Venice on the bay.
Final grand iisp ay OF phyrotschnics This
he entire bay for miles will be II shset OF hre
and viii he covered with floating geysers and
beacon Fights.
baud, los Angelss military band, san Diego
city guard hau;i and 1therh
Farewell and departure oil Cabrillo