The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-10
THE CEREMONIES,

THE CEREMONIES.
The following is the exact ordeo Of the
opening ceremonies according tc official
announcements
First-Playing of national airs bhe Or
chcstra
Second-Arrival of the presiden,
Third-Centennial Inauguration march |
by Wagner.
Fourth--Praycr by Bishop Simpn.
Fifth-Whittier's hymn, with Pr. John
X. Paine's music, sung by the chors.
Sixth-Presentation of the builtlgs by
the president of the board of financ
Scventh-Mr. Sidney Laner's antata,
with Dudley Bucks music.
Eighth of the exhibition
by the president of the centennial ommis-
sion.
Ninth-Address by the president of the
United States.
Tenth-Nalleluja chorus.
Eleventh-The procession to IL main
building and machinery hall.
Twelith-The presidents recepion in
the judges hall.
In case of rainy weather the economies
will all occur in the main building n such
shape as will be practicable, hut the
weather promises to be charminL The
grounds are smothered in dust, bit if it
were not for those disagreeable couds it
would be delightfully."- fresh and gren.
PROTECTION TO VISITORS.
The police regulations, which will GO
into full effect to-day, will be amply suf-
ficient to protect the public duringthe OK.
hibition. There are seven police stations
or barracks. The police force will con
sist of 1000 men. They will be otllceret
by colonel, and there will also be a chic
and competent detective force which, it il
expected, will be able to keep IN view ell
suspicious characters, not only of the Uni
ted States, but of all portions of the world
| This organization is claimed to be 80 com
plete in its arrangements that character
resorting to the exhibition for purposes o
plundeG af nil fsssr fa :sa,: '.;s
will probably give the exposition and tn
vicinity wide berth. The fire patrol
consisting of $50 men, will also constitut
part of the police force.
THE JUDGES AND JURlRs.
The judges of award will hold prelln
mary meeting on the grounds on the PAT
day of the present month. 1t is under
stood that the names Of the internations
| jury will shortly be announced, althoug
the foreign nations have not yet sent in a
the list of their nominations.
The awards will be made as early as Il
first of August, consequently persons wi
begin work at once. 1t is said that Mass,
chusetts has numerically many more Of II
Judges than she would DO entitled to
proportion TO her population.
NEW ENGLAND EXHIBITS.
| Among the New England exhibitors th
following make very fine exhibits and the
contributions are now in complete order
The Union manufacturing company {
New Britain, Conn; the Norwalk Loo
company of South Norwalk, Conn; IL
Silver Spring Bleaching and Dying con
pany of Providence, r. L.. the Lowell co
ton manufacturers the Nashua Gard au
Glazed Paper company of Nashua, n. III
the Monadnock mills Of Claremont, n. III
!, and the Peacedale manufacturing conpan
of Peacedale, X. l.
THE MASONIC GATHERING.
, The Communicates of Knights Tempt,
T to the number of one hundred and fitee
throughout the country have signilied he
intention of accepting the hospitalitis
the Philadelphia communicates durin. ii
= reunion to take place there on the }0
G inst. All the large halls in the city la'
I been engaged for the occasion.
/, THE HOTELS.
The Globe hotel, which can accom-
c date 5000 persons, has now about f'
e score of people. The United States hte
near the grounds, has about 600 quot
The down town hotels are nearly hl
The battalion of the First regiment Oft
Pennsylvania national guard detailed tor
ceive Gov. Rice and his escort is orde(
on duty carly this morning.