The morning call., 1894-01-27

committee will play this afternoon aud evening
and every day and night next week. alternating
In their locations.
The following is the programme of the con
cert which Will be given by the Mldwinter Ex-
position Band at the band stand, near the Ad-
m Illustration building, on Saturday afternoon at
half past O'Clock;
Midwinter Exposition March. .....- Ii. j. Stewart
Grand overture .Tannhauser". Wagner
(a) Hungarian Dance first time) ...............
(bj Spanish Dance first time). .........Sa rakoski
w. Paris Chambers (his first appearance in
San Francisco)
Grand American Fantasia. BendiI
Introducing the popular m elodies OF Amor
lea. Solos by the principals OIL the band.
PART u.
Rhapsodie Hongroise No 6...................Lis List
(First rendition by Military band).
SOLO for trombone. Alice where Art Thou?"
~. K. Tobin. California trombone virtuoso
Popular selection, Robin Hood. $50. De Koven
Introducing the gems of this tavorite opera
by the soloists of the band.
Valse de Concert "kralls Ball-Klange.. .Lumbye
he Washington Post March ................. Sousa
The Iowa State Band will render the follow.
ing numbers III line Administration building
this afternoon:
Overture. 'Massaniello" .Auber
Ballet Saes music walatsSsft
Selection from the comic opera wang. Morse
Ma1ourka ia CARING - game
overture; Morning. Noon and Night In VI
March, La Favorita'' Gregory
composed by Eugene y. OreRoTy. cA-
Mayor OF Sacramento. Arranged by L. w.
Daily of Iowa State Band.
Patrol, 1.-The Crack Regiment. ....... Theo. Moses
March, Beau Idea". .sousa
The programme for the evening concert will
be as follows:
Overture, Barber OF Seville. ROssini
Waltz Ma Belle Adoree' ......................Ro Roy
Descriptive Russian Dance. ......... .--.Glinka
Selection, "Bohem an Girl" .....--...-- Bale
Composed by Eugene J. G1eoGry, ex-
Daily of iowa State Band.
Caprice, "LutZen's Wild Hunt" W ess
Russian Carriage Song. .......'.... thornton
Overture, "-emiramide" ..................R ossini
Colonel w. +. Sha fter. U. S. A, who is The
Chief OF the NJ ldwinte Guards, asked CHIEF OF
Police Crowley yesterday for seventy-fve
patrolmen and a wagon. The Chief considered
this number inadequate and detailed 12O Off
GERS for duty at the exposition grounds This
force will include the regular patrolmen and all
the members OF The detective department. Tie
policem en- will be under the direct command of
Captain Short. and are instructed 10 report TO
Chief Crowley at the Administration building
at o'clock this morning remaining on duty
during the day and this evening.
The picturesque features of the japanese
garden were fully appreciated last nigh when
the tea houses, roOkeries and walks we're liz up
for thu first time. The managemen Mt entertained
It's friends from 10 10. and the Oriental cor
ner OF the Midwinter Fair grounds appeared 10
good advantage.
1 he grand display OF fireworks Will take place
ID lie evening at The reservation grounds, in
stead OF from strawberry Hill, as was at first
intended. Seats on the grand stand Will be re-
served for those who wish to see the fireworks.
The Postoffice will close to-day at II noon.
The forenoon deliveries will be made as usual,
including the overland mall
The great register concession will be open
tomorrow. The bureau of registration Is To-
Gated directly south OF the Administration
building.