The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-23

nal States" "The Forty-fve Present
States, MOL Pitcher at the Battle Of
Monmouth" signing the Declaration OF
Independence and "The Liberty Bell. :"
OF these designs two have been heretofore
reproduced in the CALL and a third is
shown to-day.
Two of the theaters to-day announced
that they would send floats in the process
sion. Their communications are as fol-
lows:
Ed,ctr J.. Foster, Fourth Of July Committee
room 2, fifth floor lHfils 5uitdtng-DEAR SIR: Mo-
rosco's Grand Opera-house viii be represented
in the Fourth OF July parade by four-horse
float, size I0x2O feet, with three tableaux, rep
resenting Washington crossing the Delaware
on the left, the battle of Bunker Hill on the
in the rear. III the event OF others having
already chosen any one of these subjects kindly
drop me a line, and oblige yours SINCERELY,
Nr. Il. P. Sonatog-DEAR SIR: In reply to
your circular letter received, we beg TO say
that we have decided (nothing inter fering) to
get up float characteristic of the stage, and
we viii send the same out in the procession on
July K. Very respectfully,
FRIEDLANDER, GoTTLos & Co.
1t has been unotficially learned that the
Ancient Order of Hibernians has decided
| not to parade because the resolution that
| no national flags be carried in the process
| sion save the stars and stripes prevents the
/ appearance of the green flag of Ireland.
! No official communication OF their inten-
| tions has yet been received.
The members of the decoration commit
tee who were out yesterday to collect adj
| ditional funds for the erection of the arch
on Market street were not SO successful as
| had been hoped. They secured promises
| Of $500, but to many subscriptions were at
! ttached conditions that the arch should be
| located at certain place. The committe e
has decided to locate it in front of the His
tory building, but the members say that
| the merchants must subscribe more liber-
ally if they wish the arch erected at all.
Mrs. Vidaver of the refreshment COM
mittee continued soliciting supplies for the
| refreshment of children at the park She
secured sandwiches from the Baldwin
Hotel 500, Russ House $50, Poodle Dog
/! Restaurant 100, Golden West Hotel 100,
/ Occidental Hotel 30. Candy was sub
scribed by Saroni & Co. 100 pounds, Gold
| berg, Lebenbaum & Co. % pounds,
! Schneider 10 pounds, Rothschild & Ehren-
! heit 80 pounds, Golden Rule Bazaar 20
pounds. The K. d. S. Tamale Grotto will
furnish twenty gallons of lemonade and
| William Cline five rolls Of butter.
The ladies OF the entertainment commit
tee intend to have balloon ascension at
the park for the benefit of the little ones
provided they can secure the necessary
| funds.
ladies' OF the various committees by the dis
covery that the regalia committee had
made no provision Tor distinctive badges
for them, and the breeze became a gale
when /. was found that none had been pro-
vided even for Rev. Anna Shaw. Informal
ton that no carriages were provided to
carry the ladies in the parade did not
make matters better, and considerable
| feeling was displayed.
] The committee fastened to repair the
breach. and it is now announced that a
suitable and unique badge will be provided
for Rev. Anna Shaw and that at least two
| carriages in the parade will be at the COM
1nittee women's disposal
Last evening the auditing committee was
hard at work on the bills A complete
list of claims together with the numbers
and amounts of the checks by which they
are paid is being kept and will be pub
lished in full, together with the complete
| report of the finance committee after the
| celebration.