The herald., 1894-04-13
THE LAST DAY.


An the arrangements OF the committee Q
were completed last night. The floral
decorations will be a leading feature.
The decorn ed carriages are to be for
the most part the private conveyanGee oi
tho citzsns OF Los Angeles and car.
rounding places, and some very hand
some ones are being prepared. The
RAYMOND hotel OF Pasadena will send a
tally-ho eix-n-hsnd, most proiuaely
bedecked and containing a load OF hand
some women.
Many private citizens OF Pasadena
who own tally-hos and fourth. hand rigs
will turn out in the procession.
The military procession will be fine
one. All the companies of the Seventh
and Ninth regiments will be in tho line.
The parade will be reviSwe at the
grand stand by Grand Marshal Oovarru-
bias end Brlgadier General O. p. john
con.
The procession will form on Main
street, right resting on Eighth street, at
II 80. 1t will move north on Main.
Division eecond, with right resting on
East Eighth street, will contain the Hre
department; Thomas Strohm marshal, ,
with the following aids:
Martin Aguirre, Charles A. Lucken-
bach, James Uastruccio. Theo. Summer
land, Charles Crowley, Henry Preston,
John II. Tate, Frank Messer, Jerry IL
Itch, Jacob Adolf, John Bernard. @. s.
Celestih. Leroy Ledbetter. John Binn,
James Larquier, Albert Crutcher, Ohas.
A. Alexander.
Fire com roissionere; Chief MoriArty,
Assistant Chief McMshon; fire appar-
tus.
The aids to the marshal will assemble
at the city hail at 1890.
In the evening will occur the grand
mseked ball at Hszard's pavilion, for
which all society is preparing.
ToDAY's PARADE.
Grand Marshal Covarrubias last night
issued an order about the parade to-day.
The parade will be governed by the
general orders as published, with the
following special assignments:
Los Angeles Military band will head
the first division.
Ventura Cadet band will lead the Sew
enth regiment, N. q. O.
Mounted LancerH Legion Francais will
act 90 eecort TO the Legion Prancais, in
fantry. Los Angeles fire department
will form on East Eighth street, right
resting on Los Angeles Stree.; Musso's
band will report to Thomas Strohm,
marshal. Eighth and Los Angeles
streets. The following aids will report
to Thomas Strohm. marshal. E5iSShtb EI5Sh and
sharp: CHARLES Tnckanbach, Charles
Crowley, Charles Alexander, j. Adolf,
Fl, Preston, Leroy Ledbetter, John Tate,
Jerry 1llich, Sig. Guasti, ]. Bernard,
Frank Messer, Theo. 6ummerland, O.
Sabe.
Except changes noted in this order
bands will report as ordered by the
musical director.
The order to start the parade will be
given promptly ct p. m. all floats and
special features not in position by IL :3t
D. m. will not be permitted to form in
the line OF march.
CHINESE AND AMERICAN MERCHANTS BAN
QUIT.
One OF the pleasantest outgFowths o
the fiesta occurred yesterday afternoon
in the banquet given at the CHINESE
board Of trade rooms to the managers o
tho fiesta.
Meaers. Mevberg, Newmark, Walton
Judecn and Mayor Carleon OF San Diegt
asse mbled there to express thanks snt
CONGRATULATIONS to the Chinese mer
chants for their splendid display IL
Tuesdays parade. Through lnterprete
! Chan Kin Sing the Chinese merchantI
returned the compliments uttered will
an added grace such as only the high
bred oriental is capable OF. The affai
showed the good fesling that has beel
! eneendered on both sides By this CO
operation between the American ant
Chinese merchants.
At the banquet tho rarest Chimes
imported delicAcies were served--or
apoes from their own citrus belt u
| China; canned pears from the island q
Formoss, and rice wine favored wit
pear juice.
Everything was served in the Gnes
oriental style.
Tho guests were quite ovefpoWers
by the hospitality. affability and dignit
OF their Chinese hosts.
There is no other instance OF this kin
on the Pacific coast, ~ the Los Angelo
merchants are the first to approach tn
Chinese on an equal footing ana to re
ceive in consequence official tokens I
appreciation.
THE WHEELMENs
Grand preparations have been mad
by the Los Angeles wheelmsn for th
fiesta race meet to be held Saturday af
ernoon at 2 O'Clock at Athletic pArl
The programme will be as follows: On
quarter mile, one-half mile. one mil
two mile handicap and a five mile Ia
race, 1t is expected that the five mi
coast record will be smashed in tn
: race as there 10 considerable rivalry b
tween the local riders. The entry lii
was closed yesterday and include
} the old-time champion, DA'
Burke, who has not ridde
for soue time. His many friends wi
be GLAD to see him on tine track again.
/ There will be q one-legged race ar
there will be several barrels OF fun {
tap during this race.
: As there is no other amusement Il
that day, and as there are a great nur
her oil visitors in the city, it is expectt
the capacity OF Athletic park will
: tested.
The races commence at 2 o'clock sha
and will follow one another in rap
= succession.
THE BANNER AWARDED
: Last night the committee appointed
pass upon proficiency OF the drill of t
. different schools during the para
, handed in the following report:
: Los ANGELES, April H. 1894.
Prof. lie Roy D. Brown, superintendent
= schools:
Your committee appointed to pr
Judgment on the military proficiency