, 1874-06-19

Tho Executive Committee Of tho cornerstone
celebration met yesterday afternoon nt Mr.
nankns Office for tho further alnonlng OF
arrangements. No change was mudo in tho
orlor Of procession, but tho line Of march WIS
docidod upon, as follows:
Tho column will march from the corner Of
Wabash nycnue aud Lake street, marching Houtll
on Wabash avonue to pwenty-tirst Htroet; east
to Michigan avenue; north to Monroe street;
woBt to State street; north to Lake street; west
to Doarborn Rtroet. Tho first division will move
south Oh Dearborn to tho Custom-llouBo; other
divisions west on Lake to Clark, Both to Adams,
caHt to Wabash, uud buck to tic Custom House.
1t waH announced a few duys ngo thut the
gundny. Schools would occupy prominent
fcature in tho procession in tho ceremonies Of
laying tho cornerstone next "Wednesday, but
owing TO tho fact TINT some IL GOO boys OF tho
tlifferont public schools aro anxious to tako part
in tho celebration, 1t has been decided by tho
committee that tl!ey DO permitted, and not tho
Bundayschoo! children, as it will bo impossible
to furnish transportation for all OF them: Uyor
100 teams haso already boon secured, but all tho
truck and box wagons that Gun join will DO noed-
cd, and it is hoped, that as many as catl will
respond promptly. Mr.. u. +. Gnyton will be
Marshal Of tho sixth division, Of which tho
Mr.. Cleveland, tho Mayors Secretary, having
completed the list OF articles which nre to be de-
poaited in tho cornerstone Of the now CUSTOM
House, yesterday sent tho document to tho
Executive Committee OF tho cornerstone ocle-
brnlion. The list il neatly printed on parchment,
and signed, oilcial!y, by Tho Mayor and his Sec,
rotary. the ua1nos OF tho articles contained
thotoin hayo alrcnay boon made public.
THE FOLLOWING DISTINGUISHED GENTLEMEN
that occasion: Gov. II. Howard. Of Rhode ISL
and; Gov. Shepherd, Of tho District Of Column
bin Gov. Julius ConverBe Of Vermont; Gov.
Thomas A. 1ent'riclss of indiana; Senator ":
,. Allison, Of Iowa; tue Hon. y. ,; stolnmotz,
Senator Edmunds, Of Vermont; the lion. Alox-
audor MITCHELL Of Milwaukee,; the Hon. q.
D. Fnrwon; the Hon. John B. llice;
t t|o Hon T. p nHn,a. Ward Of Gfhds;aSo; fd;a!So
Senator Bon III i. ". ~ Ferry, Of Michigan tic lion:
John Berry tho Hon. Charles 4: Efdroago OF
Wisconsin Seuntor Zlcll Chandler, Of hiicli-
Ean tho Hon. Phil Cooke, District Of Column
BIN tho Hon. Horatio g. l3urclard Col. D:
Arncnnl tho Hon. g. a. Halsoy, Of Now Jeraoy,
Chairman Of tho Committee on Public Build
inga at tho time OF tho legislation for tho now
bnlldiug the Hon. Tl4onas Walsh, superin-
tendont of Constructlon Of tho st. Louis Gus
tom-Houue Judge Trent; tho Collector Of fn-
ter,,al Revenue, aud other prominent GoYorn-
mont officials.
Mayor Guoreon has ordered tho st. Louis Ar
Bonal Band 10 be III Attendance Tho Mayor nnl
Common Council Of st. Louis will bo in tho
party.
Tlloro will bo meeting Of tho Reception Com
nittce for laying tho cornerstone OF tho now
Custonl-lIouso this evening at 1880 o'clock at tho
~ requested that all the mombarB Of the Com
nlittoo 10 present. Us business Of Importance
will lo transacted.
Tho Railroad md tho Reception Committee Of
tho l. .. Q. T. for tho 9th Inst. aro requested to
meet tho Executive Committee at honduuartors
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