The San Francisco call., 1896-08-11
decided that the following will be the pro-
gramme of special days:

gramme OF special days:
Tuesday, September l, Manufacturers and
Producers Association night.
Wednesday, September q debate on free
coinage of silver.
Thursday, September 8, Scotch night.
Friday, September 4, bicycle night
Saturday, September 3, letter carriers
night.
Monday, September z, Oakland night-Acme
ana Reliance clubs.
Tuesday, September 8, French night.
Wednesday, September 9, Admission day,
Thursday, September 10, Italian day.
Friday, September IL, Grammar school day
Saturday, September II, fremens day.
Monday, September IA, Olympic Club day.
Tuesday September Is, Japanese day and
debate on the new charter.
Wednesday, September 16, Mexican night
Thursday, September II, Irish societies.
Friday, September 49, sailors night.
Saturday September 10, University of Cali
fornia.
Monday, September 81, Germans day.
Tuesday, September %, Chinese night
Wednesday, Septem ber %, military night
Thursday, September "a. fraternal night
Saturday, September 26, Stanford Unlver-
sity.
Monday. September %, Turner's.
On the first night there will be bonfires
at Hayes and Larkin street, and Larkin
and Grove streets, also fireworks, and ad-
dresses will be delivered by Senator George
C. Perkins and General W. H L. Barnes.
Twenty-Five promir ent citizens will act as
vice presidents of the evening.
On the second night there will be a de-
bate on the silver question by several who
claim to know ALL about silver. Among
the number will be Congressman James
G.. Mcguire and Colonel John P. Irish
On Scotch night there will be Highland
dances.
On bicycle night prizes will be awarded
to the ladies' club showing the greatest
number of members in uniform and the
gentlemen's club making the finest uni
form display. Addresses will be made on
good roads.
The letter-carriers will have gala night
and will furnish music by the Letter-car-
riers' Band.
The Oakland night will be marked by
athletic exhibitions by the Acme and Re-
lance clubs.
During the afternoon of the Sth of Sep
tenn Der mum Der of children of the pub
lie schools will be admitted free and every
afternoon after that until all the public
school children shall have seen the big
fair.
On Admission day the Native Sons and
Daughters will have charge. and the hall
will be decorated with the native colors.
On that day there will be an exhibit of
native babies, and cup will be awarded
to the prettiest boy or girl baby, to the
prettiest twins, and to all triplets under
two years of age. The judges selected are
Judge ]. Y. Coffey, ]. D. Phelan and Ed
Greenway. In the evening Merton Allen
will address the multitude. On the 10th,
Italian day, the pupils of st Ignatius, st.
Mary's, Sacred Heart and st. Joseph's will
be received and entertained.
The next night will be Sangerfest night,
and the night after that will be devoted to
the firemen. The Veterans and the Ex-
empts will be on hand with their engines,
and a modern engine will be exhibited to
show the contrast between ancient and
modern apparatus.
The Olympic Club will give grand ex-
h1bition including boxing match on the
14th, and on the 18th the Japanese will
have day and night. In the evening
Freud ard Phelan will debate on behalf
of the new charter, and Reynolds and
Healy will talk against 1t.
Consul A. < Coney will speak on Mexi-
can night, and on sailors night the choir
of the Seamens' Bethel will render the
vocal music. The members of the Coast
Seamen's Union and the United States
sailors of vessels in the harbor will be
asked to attend.
All the other nights named in the pro-
gramme will have special and attractive
features, and there are several nights to
fill vet