Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-06-22
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN TURN BEzIRK.

LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN TURN BEAIRK
Grand Concert-Grand Picnic Prize Turn
ing. &c-Grand TOrch.LiRht Pro.
cessiOn and Grand Rail-.
Tomorrow Monday morning. viii
commence the Grand funniest, of which
we have heretofore spoken. The follow
ing is programme in full of the way in
which the three days will be spent:
On Monday morning at 10 O'clock, the
Turner's will meet in their Hall, and after
forming will march up Gay street to Union
thence over to Prince street, and by the
! City Hall, where carriages will be in readi
ness for the Mayor and City Council, who
will accompany the Turner'S to the depot
to participate i'm the reception of delegates
and guests: They will then return to
will be delivered by A. J. Kicks, Esq,
| which will be followed by a grand
| banquet. The delegates and guests will
| then be conducted by the members of the
| Turn Verein to their quarters. eu
| The afternoon will be passed off in So
cial commingling, getting acquainted, DC.
AT night the grand concert will be given,
for which the following splendid pro-
gramme has been selected :,or sf4 rrrT,7
-,--,a - PART FIRST. = 4ss3sfsfT
Overture to the Opera I" Fra Diapozo.' p
l-Auber. '19-A-- 40
Chorus and Soil, iinar Gsaas ana cdrpen-
ter. Lortzieng. s7esfasle Hs599 10 s3EA 7
Introduction and Rondo.-sKnabe.di ifs +
Last Idea of 'Weber" tVariations.)-
NT; -; &, 1o.,~s,. ,, lxyaLa:l giEt
l4ga, PART Second 6I99N II Il
"Gut He'll ~ Waltzes. )-Knabe.
Two Four Part Songs :uT az saO q
Ar Scheidelied. 'T Nessler. 81 u u
B "Schau mir ms Herr" -Ploetz.
-, Home, Sweet Home "-(Variations. D.
soldiers Chorus, +" in 2. Faust zGou-
TUESDAY. 81
On Tuesday, June oath, the Turner's will
meet at their hall at O'clock, A., NJ, and
will march down to the depot at O'Clock,
sharp, where the Knoxville and Ohio train
will be in waiting and convey them to the
picnic grounds, at the Armstrong place,
for which place trains will leave every
hour in the day, the fare being. only 20
cents for the round trip. - agls d -
AT IL o'clock, the Grafton of the day will
be delivered BY la, gGratz, Esq. AT IL
O'Clock a grand banquetwiH be served
In the afternoon the grand prize turn
climbing poles, running foot races, playing
croquet, and other games of amusement.
Also a platform for dancing has been
cree ted, where those who are fond of trip
ping the flight fantastic &c. can have
full sway. aE@ t'1J lAa y, y ,i. -
In the evening, at o'clock they will re-
turn to Knoxville, and the male portion of
the Turn Verein will leave the train at
the Knoxville and Ohio Railroad, where
the torches will be in readiness, and the
Grand Torch Light Procession win COM
mence. They will march from the depot
over to Broad street, up Broad street to
from Crooked to Union, thence to Gay
street, down Gay to Cumberland, down
to Henley, thence to Main
and down Main to the Turner Hall. ~ y
WEDNESDAY, z q ,sJeala, hae
On, Wednesday morning, at 9 O'Clock,
the delegates will meet at the Hall and
open the session for the transaction of the
usual business and the election OF the Be-
Kirk officers. - s xFkFF8 NO kAnARgs /
The afternoon will be spent in finishing
up the business of the Bezirk, and in social
enjoyment. ]A I{t : sai'
At night grand ball will be. given at
Staub's Opera House, to close the festivi-
ties. sE~ood 9 eT,olIC0 alerna i
Price of admission To concert, so cents |
EACH. To Picnic, so cents. To Grand Bal,
and lady to all of the above named amuse- |
nents, can be had for S. from Peter, Rit- |
er, Gus. Knabe and from many other |
members. ~ rg ~
The Committee Of Arrangements have |
lone everything in their power to make !
his funniest the .grandest affair Of the
Kind ever known in this city, and as these |
gentlemen were never known to make a /
allure in anything of this kind, we can
promise all attending very
pleasant time. - f-re - l5lw sfa5ss Ils7 sdI |
Nuisances to be Abatcd. aaog9aD II
he zeal and promptness with which they
nave cleaned the city, Those who have
,een accustomed tocity life know very well
hat Knoxville is now as clean as any city
# its size in the country. We do not know
low far they have authority to abate nui-
ances. The Chairman of the Street Com
nittee, Mr.. Peter Kern, gets not q dollar
,dy for his labor, and yet for months he has
.iven almost his whole time to the city.
Cor the past two weeks he has
worked day and night without pay 10
lean the city. Impartial men know he
las done we'll. There is one nuisance,
however, he has not yet abated-one
tench no disinfectantsi can cover. That
8 the local reporter of the Press and Her.
1d. His face would breed a pestilence
anywhere. He is worse than the cholera.
lis sole aim now seems to be to create an
larm by making people believe the city is
llthy; He abuses the Mayor when every
ody knows that he has a Board of Alder
men opposed to him, and a. police force
lot by any means Of his own choosing. |
Vithouta cent of pay, and without lots
0 improve, he and Mr.. Kern have done ,
Ii anybody could do, and yet the concern