The morning call., 1894-02-02

the COMMITTEES thought II advisable to award but
the one premium omittine the first ard third
In class TO- best thirty blood oranges grown by
hihitor number of entries were made, but
on y TWO of them proved to be blood oranges anu
the third premium was therefore omlitea'
b. NJ LELoNG, o,,..aa
r. W. HILGARD. SCommlttee-
DAVID E. ABLIsoN,)
A Midwinter Guard took posse ssion of the
tintype gallery at Sunset City YESTERDAY. he
allowed no customer 10 eni er and required me
proprietor TO discontinue the work hey ALREADY
had on hand. This was In line with letter re-
ceived by the tintype people from Paul black
mar, Chief of a department OF concessions.
That official notified his correspondents tnat
they were illegally occupying space on the
grounds, and notified tht m 10 stop business and
go thence.
The trouble is purely one of financial char
actef. 1he executive committee wants 20 per
cent of the gross receipts, ana the tintype peo-
pie point to their contract and decline 10 divide
win he exposition management. The tintyDe
gallery has a suD-cOnceSs0n from the official
photographer The lat er gave the privilege
Tor $1,000, expressly stipulatlng in the contract
that percentage was waived and guaranteeing
ms 10 the tntype men. On thu strength OF this
sub-contract. which was approved by the exec
utive committee, that body assigned space for
gallery and tintypes have bern produced for
a month. All parties concerned were I'D con-
sultatlon yesterday afternoon, but could arrive
al no conclusion.
The difficulty in the Oriental concession has
Oeen adjusted and the shopkeepers weIe all
smiling at their stalls yesterday. The 10-cent
charge at the gate is still imposed, but count
E. Valcourt de Vermont squared the trouble
by remi ting all the unpaid rents OF his tenants.
Hence heir joy.
A hOpyard rs the most recent adjunct to the
Horticultural building. An acre OF space al.
Joining the Japanese garden has been reserved
Tor this purpose and yesterday the ground was
prepared for the hops, under the direction OF
Professor Smith. The object OF the hopyard IS
to illustrate the growth and care OF hops ana
TO show their adaptaDlliy 10 CaiitoIhias
climate and soil.
A mosaic room is being built in the Oriental
concession by BOntros Helmai, who makes the
mOsacs. He is quite celebrated IN MS llne ana
displays medals dipl omas and certificates from
several eXpositions and departments Oh more
than one Government.
In Mondays issue THE CALL indicated The
danger 10 visitors leaving the north entrance
from the fact hat the exit was dark and thar
peope fell over number OF short stakes driven
into The walk As a result of the warning 1t Is
now announced that the executive committee
is making arrangements for placing a number
of electric arc nights opposite each OF the main
entrancrs to The exposition grounds, so that
people going out to the fair in the evening will
find perfect daylight effect from the moment
they leave the stree cars.
The formal opening of the Vienna Prater
viii take place this evening at O'Clock IN the
Kaiser Franz JOSEF h Hall. reception will be
held for which 5000 Invitations have been is
sued by Hilmar SIephany. president of the
prater company, and $50 special cards have
been sent TO n wspaper men and prOmlnenl
citizens, who will De the personal guests of the
manager The music, always good will have
ing. The first hall OF the programme Is always
orchestral, the second part military. The or
der of the numbers tonight will be as follows:
PART L.
The Imperial Vienna Prater Orchestra, Herr
Fritz Sheel court director.
austrian National Hymn.
Overture TO the opera ~ he treichutz" .......
Cascade for harp, solo. Zaber
Miss Breitschuck
Fan TASTE for clarfonet, after motives from the
Herr otto Fritscne.
Waltz, THE Beautiful Blue Dauube". ..... Strauss
(d) Spanish dance for violin ..........
~ Concert pcsf Master i Herr John Marauardt. MES
Isl yous n'aveZ rien me dire". .Rothschild
Fiuegelhorn solo. Herr Franz Hill
(d) nMelodie" for violincello. Rubinstein
~ Herr Grienaner 'pp''
Hungarian rhapsodie y o. p l. SIT Muller. Berghaus
Piano accompaniment by Herr Kari DierKe.
Review of all the engaged attractions for the
Vienna Prater.
Hungarian 'CZarda' '....................Sa Sandor
Suess proprietor, and his band OF gvpsie es
(d) Gustel NIT dem Lerchenrriiler ..............
tb) Vienna Fiaker Rlnders5acher........ .......
.MenID rs OF Papa Seidrs staff
.Eisvogei" ..... Schreiner q Hutter. propri,
etors and its staff of typical V Viennese talent
Introduction of the members of tne dragon
Vienna Mussdorfer Quintet.
.................. Members of Papa Seidl's staff
PART III
Overture to the opera ''Poer and Peasant" Suppe
"Facilisa air variacioue". ....,. Hartman
cornef piston. wiz Z. Bates. special en-
gagemeBt.
Chorus from the opera "Lohengrin". Wagner
wien Bieibt " len" march,. Schrammel
The following is the programme 10 b. rem
dered by the Midwinter Exposition band this
aftel noon at the bandstand near the Admins
tration building:
overture bs PfesesIn
Sol FOR hon hmm AZ Ifaes sadf n
HA 81 Ii. Kiotz ;ii.''''''''''''' ''efu'
Medley of popular songs Brahm
In tr oducing the popular melodies of Har-
rigan and Hart's comedies. ending with
solo for xylophone by c. Prince.
Patrol. "irish". Puerner
upeTsHge: 1 p 70 eSs SoIt. euSner
R song for cprnef Strauss
Hugo schmidt.
operate selections, Lucia dI Lammermoor''
introducing the principal arias from this
me odiOus opera, ending with sextet.
"Chi mi frena." and finale.
Concert waltz "Gypsy Baron".~ ~........... Strauss
Gallon. lie Gordon Rouge" "................ DixIer
The following programme is to be rendered
by the Iowa state baud this morning on tie
bandstand, near the Administration building:
March. "Captain Allen. ................ .Missud
overture. 'uberon" tDy reQuest) )......... W. eber
Grand selection, ''Attla" erdi
Introducing sol. s for ciariunet eornet and
euphonium. Messrs. Hubbard, Keyes and
Kendall
Waltz "Immortellen' zone of the greatest
waltzes OF 5his popular composer) ....... Verdi
PART IL
"a Night in Berlin" "a grand medley OF old
Gcrnan songs. s:.,....,....-.........-.. hartmann
"Tit'Ps Serenade". .....................T Tit,,
Duet for flute and horn. Messrs. Cam aud
Merritt.
Introduction and Bridal Chorus from "Lohen-
c.,6r 0rn Coy Tes, wagner
affa hon ,rrfn
lowing numbers at the Manufactures building:
PART l.
Overture, "Zan pa'....,- -..,.---,.-....... Herold
albion" Baeuens
Grand fantasia on Scotch, Irish ana Eng
lish airs. introducing solos for oboe. carlo-
nets. corDet and euphonium. Messrs
Haiego Hubbard, Keyes and Kendall.
Comic tattoo. fahrbach
Concert poionaise.- BefSs1g
with variations for pccolo. clarionets
(B fat and two fat comets, also solos
for fiat clErionet and basses.
Andante from Haydns Surprise Symphony
HayGn
Waltzes, Venus Regina" a"...................G .Gungl
Twenty Minutes in Midway Plaisance". .DalDy
Composed by an assistant director.
RULES OF AWARD.
All Classes Of Hort rficulfural EYhihifc