, 1859-01-25
BrRNS CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY.
0BDRR OF ARRANGEMENTS FOB THE
BURNS FE$TIVAL,

This day. Jan. 25:b. 1889. the Centennial An.
niFersarY Of Robert Burns, will be celebrated
most appropriately, and in manner marked
and memorable. The efficient Committee of
Arrangements seem to have omitted no detail
that may asrve to lend attraction to The occo-
sion, and conduce to it's entire success The ex-
ercsses are Of nature 50 varied 81 70 suit and
meet all tastes, and Yet forming one grand
whole. The day, should it be propit1ous, will
witness a most attractive street display, in q
processlsn, civic. military md masonic.
At lo]1 o'clock thi. morning the Committee
OF Arrangements, Mayor aid Common Council.
Brigadier General Swift and Stuff and invited
guests, will meet at Room No. l, fremont
house, preparatory to forming in procession
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
The line will form At IL o'clock l.. II. precise.
~. Grand Marshal of the day, Chief McG,ash-
en- lst Assistant Grand Marshal, ]. a. Marshal
Military under command of Col. W. Il. Davis.
PROCESSION to form On State street., with the
right resting on Lake, in the following order:
!: Chicago Light ArlilIery, Capt. j. Smith,
resting On The right.
2. Washington lnds- R=z's, No. !, Col Davis
commanding.
3. eoth Reg's Ill. State Militia, Col E. Taylor
4. Knights Tcmplur, Mos. Excellent Sir
kuight " W. Mitchell, Grand Comuander,
commanding
5. Aasonie Fraternity. ". ii, ". ". jack
san, connaudinS.
6. l. Q; Q. FELLOWS, --. y. e. Union Lodge,
commanding.
H. +,
). his Honor the Mayor, and the Comuon
Council.
9. St. Andrews Society and Ciric Societies.
70. Citizeus On horsa. back
II. ia carriages.
l2. II on foo:.
I1SE OF MARCH,
From Lake t. tIril s:rret, down Clark to
Washington, down Washington to Michigan trr
hut, right, re,ting iii Washington whe tic mo-
c,:s-lon viii le reviewed by Gen Il. X. Swift, and
then l'rm 11o counn aul march Oh Michigan
Avenue to Lake st!eei, up Lake to II M4rket, down
Market to R4ndolph, down Randolph to state
st1rtt. and dishaul+
BCRss FEsrtyA1~-The committee beg to su-
Eonoce that no more tickets will be issued for
the concert thhn the Metropolitan Hall can &C.
commodate: Mr. John Phillips has kindly, fur
nlshed tive hundred chars lor the passages, 80
t12t seat Will be Reserved for every ticket sold.
". B. EGAS, Chairman.
NOTICE.. In consequence Of The great sale of
tickets tor the Banquet aud Ball 1T the remour,
the b;llard tables will be taken out Of the Trc.
mont Hull and ample provisions made for all
that come. Tne parors and furge dining hall
are also added TOR the OCCASION. Ylcke,a ca1
be had ut the fremont.
1LLlso1a Sr. ANDREWS SOCIETY. AT q apecial
meeting Of the St. Andrews Society, held on
Saturday, the l5:h, 1850, it WAS
Aso|pfd, That the Society DO turn ont in
procession On the 25th inst, in hoaor of the
Centennial Anniversary nf :he Birthday OF Seq
ia Bard, Robert Burus, aad that all the sister
societies. The Mas ,nic fraternity, the Military,
tue Civic and Cou1ty ottic!als, be respectfully
invited to l2in with tue st. AndreT's Society n
procession on th:t day.
Members Of the 1Il1noi1 St. Andrews Society
are requested to meet q. the Highland Guard
Armory. on Tuesday, January 25ih, at 1ok a.
A., to join in the procession "a stated in abore
RESOLUTION,
Officers ere requested to hare on their b1dcea
and members to hays thistle On their islt
breast. JouS SrEw.nr. Src'v
Carriages for the concert arriving at the L.
aalie street entrance, will head South, at the
Randolph Erect entrance will head west. The
police niit ,egu!aie the manner Of leayine.
". 3. EGAS, Chairman.