The morning call., 1894-06-27
Nardini, F. Lucchetti, A. Sbarboro. q. B.
LeVags NJ. j. Fontana, L. Demartini DR.. q.
GRAND DEMONSTRATION.
To Be Made by the French Colony
Next Sunday.

INCAt OHnudHs
kilograms from the French Marine
Office and the Foreign Office were expected
yesterday at the French consulate and by
C0mmandant Courrejolles of the flagship
Duguay-TrouiD, giving instructions for
the ceremonies in honor of President Car
nOts memory. 1t is expected that the
dispatches will arrive this morning.
ln the meantime it Is expected that the
officers and men of the warship will take
an official part in the memorial proceed
ings. which have now been definitely fixed
for Sunday next In the morning solemn
requiem mass will be celebrated at the
French church. Notre Dame des Victories.
A large portion of the French colony will
attend. in addition to the officers of the
warship.
At o'clock in the afternoon the solemn
demonstration in memory of Carnot will
take place in the Mechanics Pavilion,
which is to be appropriately draped for
the occasion. All the French societies will
be present, in addition to almost the entire
French population. Sunday has been
especially chosen in order that no one
may be prevented by business from par
ticipating in the demonstration.
This evening at s o'clock meeting will
take place in Lafayette Hall, at which
Daniel Levy will preside. Final arrange
ments will be made regarding the route to
be taken BY the procession and the pro-
gramme OF exercises to be followed.
Although subscriptions were only soli-
cited from members of the French nation,
quite a large sum has been voluntarily
subscribed by Americans, as the following
list shows:
DhaIn
Occidental Hotel, S25; j. w. Grace & Co. S25;
Swain Bros, $50; Wilson's Restaurant, s25;
Russ House, 500; Popular Restaurant. SO;
Matt l. Sullivan. $50; Brooklyn Hotel, SO;
Baldwin Hotel, $40; Ignatian Council No. 80,
Y. NJ. l.. $3.50; Washington Council No. 4,
S125; Golden Gate Council No. 81, 500;
George r. E. Maxwell, $50; Samuel j. Rud-
DELL $50; +. j. MurasKy. $50; Edward j. Dom
nelly, $50; j. +. Sullivan. $25; John j. Nc
Dade S25; j. j. McKtnnOn. So; j. NJ Pike,
So; Il. II. Young. So; NJ. Cooney, So; F. Sic
brecht. SO; l. Waldteufel, So; Dr. Joseph
Pescia, SO; Frank F. Shea. $40; DR.. jerome
A. Hughes, $40; j. j. Dwyer, $40; William ID.
Shea, $l0i Thomas Jennings, $40; John A..
Lennon, SO; j. j. Mccormick, SO; Richard
j. Whelan, $40; MeAvoy Gallagher, SO;
Frank s. Kelly, SO; Edmund w. Marks
$40; Erwin Mccarthy. $40; Charles A.
Sull ivan, SO; A. B. Mcguire, SIS; DIR. T.
Il. Norris So; j. E. O'DOnnen, So; g. W.
Elmer S5; James j. O'kane, So; Thomas
E. Curran, So; NJ. d. Nolan, So; L. V.
Merle, So; Thomas R. Carew. So; James
B. Duggan, So; stephen V. Costello. SO; George
r. b. Hayes. S5; l.. w. Weleh, S5; r. E.
White, So; Charles R. Gagan. So; Carew s.
English, So; John F. Cosgrove So; Frank Nor
ton, So; B. M. Stanly. So; Page & Falch, go;
Pioneer Council No. L. $500; Mission Council
No. 3. $3.50; Columbia Council No. 55. $50;
Phil Sheridan Council No. ~, S25; Potrero
Council No. IA, $40; John H. Sheehan, SO;
d. l. Mahouey, $40; a. Fl. Ste. Marie, SO c. p.
Devine. So; Quilted Undertakers So; John
HeniDger So; P. j. Dunno, So; L. B. McGtn.
ness, So; j. c. Bateman. So; DR.. Joseph OH
yer, SO.
ConfOrmably to the decision taken at
Mondays meeting, President Daniel Levy
has addressed TO Paris the two following
dispatches:
To Nine. CGrnot. Pdris-Tbe French colony
of California, profoundly moved at the attempt
OF which the President has been the victim,
associates itself In the mourning Of the father
land, and respectfully presents to you The ex-
preston Of its dolorous condolences
NJ. Dup1tU President Of the ConSeiI des Min
fstres, Paris: The French colony of California
experiences a profound horror at the abom-
Unable attempt which has just so cruelty de.
priyed France of her first magistrate The
colony deplores this sad loss and shares the
great grief Of the fatnerland.