The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-26
4 GRAND TRIP.

of 1895, begins at Southampton, Eng
 land, July 6, Those who will go from
 this city are Professor F. A. Fowler
 and Ericsson F. Bushnell, The party
 will include some one hundred organ
 ists of the United States,
 The manager of the tour is Henry R. Elliot, seel etary and treasurer Evangel-
 ist Publishing company, formerly edi-
 tot of the Journal & Courier" The < professional leader of the tour is R.
 Huntington Woodman, medical editor
 of the Evangelist The tourist man. agement is in charge of Frank c. Clark, tourist agent, Ill Broadway, New York, 2 Charing Cross, London, 1 Rue Auber, Paris.
 By request the different composers will preside at the organs themselves. They will be royalty entertained while abroad and will be gone about two months. They start at o'clock, We'd nesday, June 26, on the American line steamer Berlin" The itinerary and program is as follows:
 Wednesday, June 26-Sail from Pier IA, Hudson river, New York, foot of Fulton street., at p. n.. in American Line steamer Berlin"
 Friday, July 5.-Touch at Queens town
 Saturday, July 6,--Land at Southamp- ton, England, early, and proceed at once by train to Salisbury, arriving there at 9;3O a, m. Go directly from the station to the Cathedral.
 Morning prayer at 10 a. m. Service, Barnby in F. Anthem, q will mention the Loving Kindness of the Lord," Sul- lIvan. Hymn, Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord God Almighty" Dykes. After the Ben ediction, an organ recital by the organ ist and choirmaster, MT. Charles F. South. The organ is one of the best in England.
 Subsequently, the party will be met by Mr. South and others connected with the cathedral, and escorted through the edifice. Ample opportun- ity will be offered for inspecting the or gan, the architectural features, the Close, and the city in general. The train will leave for Oxford at 8:S0 p, m, arriving there about 6 p. m. In the evening a ramble at will among the colleges.
 Oxford, Sunday. July 7,-christ Church cathedral: Morning service at 10 o'clock.
 Magdalen college: Morning service at 9:3O o'clock.
 New college Evening service at o'clock, Stainer in E-hat; Anthem, "The Wilderness" Wesley.
 Monday, July S.-Make an early start for Worcester, arriving at 9:3O a. m. Morning prayer in the Cathedral at 1915 a. m. Organist and choirmaster, Hugh Blair, Mus. Bac. Cantab After service introduction to MT. Blair and others, inspection of cathedral and city, and visit to the famous Royal Worces- ter Porcelain works.
 Leave for Chester at 1. p. m, arriv- ing about D. m. In the evening a ramble about the walls and streets of the quaint city.
 Tuesday, July 9.-In Chester. Morn ing prayer in the cathedral at 10 a. m. Organist and choirmaster Joseph c. Bridge, Mus. Doc. Oxon.
 After service introduction to Dr. Bridge and others, inspection of cathe- dral, etc, followed by an excursion, if to Eaton hall, the estate of the Duke of Westminster.
 Evening prayer at D. m. Service, J. c. Bridge in c. Anthems, "These are They" Dykes, and Lead, Kindly l Light" Stainer. In the evening an informal reception and singing of ma drigals etc, by Dr. Bridges Choral 1 society.
 Wednesday, July 10.-To Liverpool | early. The Hope-Jones Organ works at Birkenhead may be visited enroute | by those who wish to see them. Or gan recital at 10:SO a. m, in St. Georges l hall by MT H. A. Branscombe. (Mr. 1 w. T. Best, the veteran ex-organist of | Organ by Willis Ca grand and world instrumenD.
 To Manchester at 80 p. m. Organ | recital in the Town hall by MT. J. K Pyne, organist of the Town hall and Also, if practicable, visit the cathedral
 To York in the evening.
 Thursday, July 11.-Morning prayer 1t York Minister at 10 a. m. Organist and choirmaster, John Naylor, Mus. | Doc Oxon. Organ a renowned and instrument. After ser tioe, introduction to the dean, the or sanist and others, inspection of the or gan, Minister, and city.
 Leave York at 1.3O p. m.
 Arrive at Lincoln about 9:3O p. m. Evening prayer at the cathedral at 4 ). III. After service introduction to he organist and cholrmaster MT. John I w. Young (now in his forty-sixth rear of continuous incumbency in that 'fice), inspection of the cathedral, etc. To Peterborough in the evening.
 Friday, July 12.-Morning prayer in cathedral at 10 a. m. Or .anist and choirmaster, Haydn Keeton, Aus. Doc. Oxon. After service an or- an recital by pr. Keeton, and intro- uction to him. Leave Peterborough at 12 noon. Stop n route at Ely, to inspect the beauti- ul cathedral 7 Arrive at Cambridge at 2 p. n In1 pection of the colleges, gardens, mus { ums, etc., under the guidance of the Cambridge musicians. Organ recital ( t St. John's by the organist, George 3 | Garrett, Mus Doc. Cantab. Organ I ecital at Trinity college by the organ- ] 1t. Alan Gray, Mus. Doc Cantab Eve (