, 1875-06-15
BUNKER Hill.
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H0sfon Getting into Gorgeous k1o1ts
Atly Elnrncnn tof Iier t;rcne CentCn-
Mai &Gln8lriIti0tt.
.Spetfai i,,s7ateh to The Chicago Tribune.
Hos7uN, Juno 14.--sHork l,na becn pressing In
all tho comr.sce.rooms to-day, aud II ~ thought
all tho official arrangements nre tlnt completed.
lilo Official programme NAB printed to-day, with
full announcements OF tho arrangements for tho
reception atld Ecyiow Of the troors anl tho forna
t!os, Of tho procession. Tomorrow will 10 even
buster. Tho work Ut decorating which was bo-
gun to-day, wisl In carried On, and beforo night
the city will be transformed. Tho 6tsto.IInuso
is already covorod with flags, tho front
facaIo presenting D yesy beautful mp
pearance. Tile Common, wllct, looaa delight
fuir fresh aftor tho heavy rain, is changing from
q park 0f Rracu to one of gny bunting aud flaXA,
aud the largo sents which will afford atcotnt>v-
datt0n To tho coming companies III psrs have al-
reRay arrived. and tho work Ut preparing them
for raising mado q ltyrly place Ut tito fremont
htroot mail and vicinity Ills afternoon. Tue head
quarters Of Chief Marahal Osborn and tho chief
OF tho Trades department Ut Tho PROCESSION is .
work becomoa moro arduoua. There 10 always
wat amount OF Arranging. planning.
and supervising to gteat movement
ltko this, and tho nseecht iB no excep-
ton. Tho traders arc still responding, and slr.
l.. T.. Wicntt IN kept ratty busy cuterjng names
mud classifying them, assighlng postion!, and
bringing erdes cut Of chaos. II Is wonderful
what q number Of nanos have responded during
tue past week, md everything points to thia III
vision Of tho PROCESSION al anordinE one Of the
most HncceaAful features Of tho day. The mu-
SCUM Of Revolutionary aud Colonial re1ica which
hayo been COLLECTED by the Committee appointed
by sl.e I.a1ies Censenntal Commission, aAd
which ia now on exhibition at No. &c Beacon
streot, WAS opcnol this afternoon with c1ofciHea,
consisting OF all addroHs by tho Rev. George T..
Ellis, u. T., aud tho readiug By Oliver Wendell
I1ol1ues Of hiH nav poetn> 14a wllola house Ii
now In ordor. The moro valuable and dacato
objects aro placed In glaas cAseB and each relic
10 properly labeled. Iioso who were 10 foItn-
nate nj to gain admittanco today, for Which all
tho tickets had beet sold In advance, wcse loud
In their rraAo Of tho coJlccton, all agroc-
ing that uover before had they soon nucl,
q gathering OF menoutoes Of the past Tho
| ttFat vsitoys to reacl, here will be tho
| Fifth Maryland, who will arrire at 9:45 a. N. by
the Old Colony Railroad. aud viii be received at
tho dopot br tie Fifth Massachusetts. Col. Truli
commanding. Tho column rtll 10 formed at
onco, aud will march through South. High, Oil.
| sor, Franklin. Dtoad, State. Washington. atttl
fehool streets, being re7sowed In front Of Tho
Ci.y-lfall bY Mayor Cobb; tllcnco through
| Iencon street, passing tho Statc-I1ouso about
twenty Minutes paHt 10, where they will DO re.
viowed by Goy. daston, Arlington and Doy1Htcn
stroota to tho dritl-sheds Of tho Institute Of
Technology, which will bo the headquarters oi
tho Masylan1ers during their s.ay il tAe city.