The morning call., 1894-06-30
THEIR BIG DAY.
Young Mems Institute at
the Fair.
A GREAT DEMONSTRATION.
Change in the Order of Forma-
ton and March.
A GREAT DEMONSTRATION.
AN INTERESTING PROGRAMME.
The Last Business Session-Ex-
cursion on the Bay and
High JinkS.

! The 40ung Mems Institute wound up
its business session yesterday morning,
and thereafter gave itself over to chasing
dull care, which succeeded in making its
esca De.
After a morning session devoted chiefly
to the framing and ordering inscribed the
usual complimentary resolutions the
Grand Council went out In boat to look
at the Golden Gate, and last evening at
tended "high jinks" given by one of the
local councils at Pioneer Hall.
To-day. the great parade and the Mid
winter Fair.
At the morning session Brother CHS
holm won the tie and became the sixth
alternate to the Supreme Council. left un-
decided by the election on Thursday.
Vallejo was named as the place of hold
ing the next grand council, sixteen months
hence.
The constitution was amended, making
provision for the arbitration Of questions
in dispute and for the establishment of a
trial committee.
The constitution was also amended, pro-
vidng that a subordinate council might in
its own discretion place man under Sus-
| pension on the non-benetcial list.
! 4 resolution was passed prohibiting sub
Memorial day and requesting that they
! LOd appropriate memorial services.
A suggestion was made to the effect that
! if the Northwestern States developed
enough strength in numbers that they
might petition the board of grand directors
| for the right to form a separate jurisdic-
! tioD, to include the States of Oregon,
! Washington, Montana and British Colum-
bia. and that the grand board would have
power TO grant it.
a per capita tax OF 81 90 was levied to
cover the eXpenSes for the next sixteen
months, and it was ordered that the grand
treasurer hereafter close his report on
June 80 OF each year.
Resolutions of thanks to the newspapers
were passed for liberal treatment and
! others to Rev. Archbishop Rlordan and
! Bishop Montgomery.
Al 1880 P. NJ. the Grand Council ad
! jOurned sine die.
Some $50 persons joined them in an
excursion on the steamer Fearless about
the bay.
Passing the French mau-of-war the
band struck up the 'Marseillaise, and the
sailors formed in line aud saluted.
The high jinks at Pioneer Hall in the
evening called out large audience and
merry time was enjoyed. Following is
some idea of the programme, which lasted
until after midnight:
| Address. Chairman William j. Ahern; reci-
| laghan; song, Joe FoParty; speciaities, DIR.
Sieberst; song, r. j. Whelan; humorous re-
marks J; T. Creamy; song J. q. MOrrissey;
song. John Colgan; song, George Woods
I specialties, Tommy Eggert; banjo solo. Joe
| Sutton; Xylophone solo, j. j. Matherson; reci-
| Ward. Members Of Acme Club. OAKLAND:
! BOxeTs-ScOtt and Slamberg; club swinging
! Kitchen, Pickard and Slamberg.
T. Mann ana J. Delaney (of the Olympic
! Club and +. Pierson and 4. O'Brien, box
! ing.
Sparro and Killing and Hawks ard Eek
| hardt, wrestling.
On account of the railway tieup and
| other causes, some changes were necessi-
| tated in the order of march for te-day's
parade. The latest orders were as fol-
| lows:
General Orders No. I.
The following instructions are published for
! the guidance OF all organizations IN the parade
of they. NJ. Lto-day. First he aids 10 The sraud
marshal Will assemble at 10 AM. on Market aud
! Tenth streets and Will proceed thence TO escort
The grand marshal from his residence, 1862
| Fulton street, TO Bryant and Third, where The
| right of line will rest
Second-Divisions will be formed at IL A. NJ.
Third-The line will move promptly al IL 80
A. VI.
The order OF formation will be as follows:
The platoon OF police, grand marshal and
aids ana FIRST division Will form on Bryant
| street, right resting on Third, facing north.
The second division will form on Bryant
street, right resting on Third. facing south.
! The third division Will form on Harrison
| street, right resting on Third, facing NORTH
| The fourth division will form on Harrison
street. right resting on Third, facing south.
The Nth division Will form on Folsom street.
| right resting on Third facing north.
The sixth division Will form on Folsom street.
| right resting on Third, facing south.
The seventh division VIII form on Howard
street, right resting on Third. facing north
The eighth division Will form on Howard
street, right resting on Third, facing south.
The ninth division Will form con Mission
| n n ri nj
The tenth division will form Mission
street, right resting on Third, facing south.
The eleventh division will form on New
Montgomery street, right resting on Mission.
The line OF march viii be as follows: From
| Bryant and Third TO Mission, TO New Mont.
gOmeTy, TO Market. TO Golden Gate ayeuue TO
| Devisadero, TO Grove, TO Baker, TO Golden Gate
| Park and the California Midwinter Interna-
| tional Exposition, where the liue will be re-.
viewed by the grand marshal. Colonel j. c.
! OCOnDor
The column Will move in the folio wing order:
| Advance.
| Platoon OF Mounted Police.
| Band
Grand Marshal, Colonel j. c. O'Connor.
Chief of Staif, Colonel D. Geary. Chief aid, d.
| j. OLeaTy.
Aids-J. c. Bateman, NJ. C. Burns. Richard
d Bishop, Michael Brennan. Ii. j. Butler, w. C.
Cleary, W; c. Clark J. F. Callaghan, George
Corcoran. &. j. Dohan, f. S. brady,
mis-, Z. ?. ,DonnelIy. j. F; Fennel. NJ c.
1T. W. al.
lahan. W. P. HeaY, 2. N. Hanrahan, J. p. Hart.
| K. II. Hammond, Nj. j. Hayes, j. Horau, j. j.
| Hliard. j. f. higgins, p. c. KertZ, John Keogb
James X. Kelly. ID. +. Lawler T. Lane. M. H
| McManus, j. i. McQuade, j. Mcdonald G. II
| Mccarthy, q. Machabee, Eugene Mccoy j. A.
! Mcdonald, A. McNeaI. NJ. j. Mcbride, J. b.
| McClosky. NJ. Ii. Moore, ID. j. Mcdonald w
j. Moris, L. f. Murphy. James j. McNa.
mara, mara, John McGinniSs' Frank McGlynn.
| O'DOnneIl, j. c. OBreu. j. II. o. Brieu, Martin
O'Dea. Anthony Qulll. j. j. Riley, }. Riley, j.
! Ii. SheehaD, Thomas LeaIy, j. Ii. Spring
p. J. Silh, T. L. Sheerin. F. NJ Sullivan
Robert Tobin. Z. 7. Walsh, Charles wynn
S. l. Warren. DR.. A. I. Leonard, DR.. w.
ID. Mccarthy DR.. OBrien, DR.. Gallwey, John
Grace, Gustaye Costello. NJ. q. Sears. L. Foley,
| Harkns. Dr. L. j.. Mahoney, j. Ii. O'Brien
| William d. Shea, II. j. U'Leary, Thomas Lane
| John Mcdonald, John NJ. Mclaughlin Thomas
| Leaty, John Reldy, L. NJ. Sullivan, Thomas r.
| Banderman and others.
| FIRST DIVISION,
| Division Marshal, S. Il. O'keeie.
| Aids-J. L. Kenny. sam HAskns.
| Band.
| Escort X. r. B. Rifles.
Vallejo Council NO. 13.
Grand Oincers Young Mems Institute.
| Orator of the Day.
| Members of the Grand Council.
] General Phil rridan Council No. 72 and
| Float.
| SECOND DIVISION.
Division Marshal Major James F. Smith.
! Aids-J. j. Dugan. William ID. Shea, John T.
| Green John Butierworth aud John
| r. Calaghan.
| Band.
| Pioneer Council No /, San Francisco.