, 1873-06-07
THE JUBILEE.
Closing Scenes $:the Rebuild
ing F. : val.
The City's Guests : iqen Through
Lincoln ! lrk,
!" r.;
And Then Carried on the Belt
Railway to Hyde Park.
Matinee Concert for the School
Children.
The Ball at the Chamber OF
Commerce.
Inauguration of Calumet Har-
bor This Afternoon.


LINCOLN PARK.
THE CARRIAGE EXCURSION
one Of tho salient features of tho Jubilee exorc4ecs
took place yeaterday, beginning at O'Clock In the
morning. At that hour the roundas Of tho Pactno
Hotel woro od with distinguished strangers from ut
homo and abroad, principally from ut homo. Thore
wore carriages to tho number Of perhaps nfty with
anug panels polished harnoas oleanslirted driVers
cnrry-combed horacs, and luxurious seats. Thcso
vehc1oe pubo and private, tho public bolng
tho hacks hired for tho occaaon tic private tha
property OF citizens. who prompted by public spirit,
aud desire to exercise their horsos loaned them fot
tho occasion. They a1l quiohlY ned and starte
off, tho object being to ciroumnavigato tho city. There
Wero great many persons thorc, MI Of them being
mon OF less note, mono oozh wcra invited.
Before going furthor 1t Ia proper to state
WHO WE'RE THERE.
There waa Cor. Dever1dge, to begin with, his form
~ eject and his whiakcrs white ever Judge
Dradwcl In Ills old-tnc coat OF clerical cut and wear
Ing bis grave countenanco; ". =. Coolbaugh,
tho embodiment Of substance and strength; Senator
ogleaby, bearing his honors easily; Senator Logau,
with hi8 great muHtacho and magnetic eyoB; Gov.
Thomas 4. Hendricks, " tho great Hoosier,"as as III.
dianana sometimes cal him, solid, broad~shouldered
man, with largo head proportionato body,
smiling eyoe, md winning manner; Gov. Noyes, Of
Ohio. brunette Of tho deepest oye, featured aome-
what after tho azecian style Of hesuty, handsome
man Wtth aTooden.1o9. tho original having been DO
391te4 e Tor tho or nnlon . or battlefield aSv nago
offun; dov Austin of Miunosoa, qaot, retired nan,
With pleasant face, surrounded " black beard Of
blonde, With great breadth Of bean, md bearing =
strong family resemblance to tho Minister to Franco:
ofa E ss * q ana
two or thrco who had enjoyed tho dignity to oth-
ing Of tho host Of probable and improbable aoyernors
Krea8 "the lesser DOuK1s be fa sometimes styled,
vas present md % was Mr. o9qnon, another rural
3ssper wasa d.ted oe tho sae bs
t. XII 9ns yss
sSdienae ii aay, aad sess:s fT.ndsylle osrteF, sad
e ss5s sss
eEs 1 h Of dgs. w9
GsasR eo~ss es@G n s
Rser oesea' s'HG Msns @ and %
eS o1 A. 9t Tr1e c osn and Santor
Ropresontave in part Of tho North do III tho Lower
House of 0ong-1q got quito yes5of thu Icgiaatnrc,
Will ba 11oxt Mayor. r. L. D. ColvIn Of tho United
tNa staes Express Company VIZ dsposcd TO- gossip on
rounded BY ths 1oca, xch was snry Rorgooa, %s
and became lila ssy!o OF beauty. Tho several candi
astss toF MsyoF IL tue pa1 we5G quite ooquons II
encourage any particular aapran uo and tue carriage
wo1o entirely non:committal. Yr; l. 7. s 9tiss tai!
Edison Keith wezo great and worthy representative q
tho commercial houses Of the city. Mr. Bentley, CITY
ooPosr chaed o. the he G city Tbs
Charley LSd w. ws:t Ao 3an c911e na1;S a9S
sids. Corporation Counsel Tucy VA q hand, md
e. xa Nj D. Guyer President Ct the nGaFa os os
hrnInhfhH TIM rrrnu1ent framD Of Pill
stsss !ss sssssa e 4s;or e. Is as snasss hS 1nsd
tho clerical force Of tue Houao OF Representatives and
tho Republican party Of which he ia tie able Secretary
dsta @ oi SO tey must BE- masae as follows EzJago
o SsSs& SeTsr aay p9Ss 5sas? + r. wSss a
Holden, o6sr!ea Reynolds, e1:Mayor Mason, john g.
oarpenter of Ksno apostle * temperance i tho
House Of Representatives; Dr. nauch Mr. Mee, father
the HS1 2 59 a'sa9 sr
nifcont thoatro; II. N. Rawuon, Anino; Robert Lin
coin; 2. 2. Power. New York: .Dsn!sn;ia Ayef log
Freilns, Alderman Of tic Ffth ward IN Detroit; J..
n Porco, Of tho Third Ward in the eane city: 9. 2.
princo, ;' Livingston County, and hundred or two
others.
sas
on horsea. Tie tinnsl admired. Dearborn street
waa taken the most pleasant ronto to Lncon Park.
The North sldo police force turned out under soE-
Ind nea ne TGsa fouF c 1%os essa 3D.
the boulevard osvnry consisting Of tho ls. ParlF{ r
| honor through tho Park. The smai.pox
hospitM was duty admired hui tho party
had no time to vaIt it. Consequently waa soon loft
behtnd aud tho lake-ahore drive under tho
ho1sca' hccla Tho lake WAS fun Of water, aa usual
thick hazo covered it, obscuring tho Wow Of the Crib
and Of milwaukee,; Around tho Park a9 through to-
Of al ages, aizes md sexes stood and gazod on tbs
bl,ow. while on Lookout Mountain band played ~
breeze for nlnsty-aO1en years. Tho elk eEs %sEs
taking their morning bath. Tho trocs and grass were
green tho bright, the people enthu aasc, the
wa lovely. But Lincoln Park could not monopolixe
I'll tie day an1 vcry quickly the carriages were 1cll,
atreet to Union Park, but before Union Park ~as
reached turn about ordered, and the next tnin
known the occupants Of tho carriages had Joined
the railroad partyin the train which waa to convey
| thom around the city.