The record-union., 1895-04-19
TUESDAYS PROGRAMME.

Inc forenoon ana evening of Tuesday
will be given up to the parade and an
entertainment at the Clunie Opera-house,
the eucampment holding a business ses-
sion from to o'clock in the afternoon.
The parade will be the feature of the
week. The line will form at Tenth and
l. streets, and will move promptly at 10
o'clock. The line of march Will be down
l. street to Ninth, thence to X, down X to
Second, to J, up J to Eleventh, and
countermarch on street.
General L. Tozer will be Grand Mar
shal, and O. P. Dodge, Chief Aid. The
Marshals OF divisions are to be: First, g.
w. Railton; second, \. Harvie; third.
Stephen Hopkins; fourth, j. Henderson;
Marshal for German societies, Frank
Ruhstaller, Jr.
In addition to the Grand Army Posts.
several companies of the National Guard
viii be in line, and Governor Budd and
staff will appear mounted.
The schools will have a holiday on that
day, and 1t Is expected that many of the
boy pupils will take part in the parade.
For the evening entertainment at the
Clunle Operation tickets will be placed
In the hands of the proper officers Of each
organization for distribution to delegates.
Sons OF Veterans viii act as ushers.
WEDNESDAYS FEATURES.
The encampment will meet at 10 A. NJ.
on Wednesday, and will hold an all-day
session.
In the evening the visitors will be en-
tertalned by campfire and banquet at
the state Exposition building at Fifteenth
and \ streets, admission To which will be
by badge and invitation only. Comrade
Frank Miller will be roastmaster. and
the toasts and responses will be as follows:
Department of California and Nevada"
department COmmander-E Elect
The Womens Relief Corps '....
EIracTg gg,.r, Ii
Ladies OF the Grand Army y''~...................
...... Mrs. Nellie 1unlock, National President
''The sons of Veterans. .......
......:.................~Dlyislo Commander-Elect
....--Jarnes H. Budd, Governor of California
"1ne volunteer ..............-.... j. +. Lame
The Native Sons" ".........-.Hon. Frank D. Ryan
tTomDone " Malley
The Press .-......G George W. Arouckle
"Cltizen Soldiery" .-LieutzCoL II. Weinstock
"Ihe Post, Past and Present
.--...-.-.-.. ....-,.... henry G. DibDle
Marching Through Georgia -. .Orcnesfra
"Our Comrades Dead" Gen. w. H. l. Barnes
"Our Flag. .,.............. Hon. Hiram Johnson
Duet, descriptive of the North and South"
Miss evelyn Reeves, Miss Alice VI, Andrews
"The Old Canteen'' '.................C Mason Kfnne
''Our Mothers W. c. Baiy
tAuld Lang Syne)
Professor II. w. Hand, who was the
musical director for the CantaIa Of Queen
orchestra for concert music for both the
reception anu banquet. The orchestra
has been increased III number of partic-
ipants, and is composed OF the very best
talent Sacramento possesses.
Renearsals for appropriate music are
held almost daily, and several selections
that will please and entertain the old SOL
dier boys can be looked for one num-
ber on the programme at the camp fire
viii bring fresh TO the minds of the old
soldiers what took place between the
years 1861 and 1865. 1t is a descriptive
duet, which will be rendered by two of
Sacramento's best vocaiisIs daughters of
@. a. X. veterans), and has been espe-
cially arranged for this occasion by Pro-
fessor Hand. This rendition will de-
scribe the great controversy between the
North and the South, with full orchestral
intermeZzo as descriptive of before, dur
ing and after the battle, when the South
comedies to the North, and the stars
and stripes are recognized above the
stars and bars.
Among the selections that will be rem
dered by this excellent orchestra are:
"Grand Army March," especially ar
ranged for this OCCASION; national over
ture; Jolly Comrades" operate selec-
ton, "Fanchon, the Cricket;' ''Egyptian
Midnight Parade;" fantasia, Yankee
Doodie;' overture, "Around the Capitol
OF California;" selection. Robin Hood"
fantasia, Dixie" gavotte, silver
Bells;' overture, "Arcadian;" Aud
Lang Syne," etc.
EXCURSION TO FOLSOM.
On Thursday there will be an excur-
sion TO the Folsom State Prison, the bic
dam on the American River, the canal
and water power that are TO generate
some 1900 lelectric) horse power for Sac
ramento City, the local mines and other
points Of interest in that vicinity.
The special train Will leave The city at
9 \. NJ, and return at P. NJ. Fare for the
round "trip, 20 cents.
Tickets can be obtained by mem bers of
! the q. A. r., Women's Relief Corps
Ladies OF the q. A. r. and Sons OF Vet
Grams for themselves, families or friends
at their several meeting places.
| Citizens desiring TO go on the excur-
! sion can do so on the same terms as the
! Grand Army, and can procure tickets
from the following comrades: G. V, Kel-
Iogg, Sl9 j street; w. II. II. WILEY. SD4
! X street; II. Bennett, Sacramento Say-
/ ings Bank; Frank Miller, Bank OF .. O.
( Mills Il Co., and L. w, Sbeehan
! RECORD UNION Office.
! Tickets must be procured in All vanea
as no one viii be allowed to enter the
| cars without one
This will conclude the encampn,ent
and on Thursday night and Fridav
most of the visitors Will return to thair