, 1876-07-02

I11E fOC hlHs
Row OUR IRISH 'FELLow-cITlzESs WILL; cEAE
/ DRATE IT. s.:s:!:
The feature Of the celebration of the Fourtl
| IN this city promises to be the parade Of tho
Irish Societies and such bodies as have accepted
their invitation to join them, preparation fol
which has been going on for several weeks.
I! The arrangements we're yesterday perfected,
aud the line of march announced by John
Cornell, Chief Marshal, as also list OF the So
ceties expected to participate, with their relar
! tiye positions. The following order WAS issued
The civic societies and military companies will
rendezvous on Desplaines and the intersccting
streets in the vicinity Of St Patricks Church The
procession will move north Desplaines to Lake:
west on Lake to Hasted; north on Aalsted to lndi-
Lake; east on Lake to Wabash avenue: south on
Wabash avenue to Twelfth; west on Twelfth to
sted; north on Halsted to HARRISON east on iarri-
eon to Desplaines; north on Desplaincs to Monroe
street and disperee.
The military companies and civic eocieties that
have signitcd their intention topartcipate in the
procession are to avoid confusion, organized into
two divisions, as follows:
FIRST DIVISION.
The Second Regiment will act Us IN escort TO
the right Of the procession and will form On the
east side Of Deeplaincs street. right resting on uar-
Eison men facing west
The CIan-na- Gael Guard will form on Desplafnes
street, right resting OH Harrison, men facing east
The first platoon Of police will form on the i'm
The Fuller Mathew Total Abstinence Cadets will
form on the south side Of Harrison street, east OF
Desplaines. right resting On Desplaiues, men
The Father Mathew Temperance Society will
form on the immediate left OF the Father Mathew
Temperance Cadets, men facing the same WY:
The Holy Family Temperance Society will form
on the north side OF Harrison street, east Of Des-
PLANES, right resting On Desplaines, n1en facing
sonth.,
north side Of Harrison street west Of Desp1aines,
The sscred Heart Total Abstinence and Benevo-
Son. west Of Desplaines, men facing north
st. James Total Abstinence Society. wil form on
the south side Of Van Buren,, west Of Desplaiues,
Satisity i. 4 and B. Society viii form On the
north side OF Van Buren,, west Of Desplaines, right
resting on Desplaincs, men faclng south.
l. s. T. and S, viii form on the south side Of jack
visions No;: 8. I. 5. ana wili form on the north
On Desplaines, men facing south.
SECOND DIVISION.
The second Division Of the line will be formed by
Guards, under command Of Maj. A. B. Zaremba,
assisted BY Surg, Mai 3. Briald and Ignatiua
Windzenski and Capt Nemczewski.
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
When the order to march is giren the first plat
con Of police, the commander Of which will act as
guide upon the route, will form across Desplaines
street, moving northward rs laid down in the line
Of march.
John Connell is the Chief Marshal, and has ap-
pointed 1d the nds; Ghrstophs Cum
Kelley, John Costello, John P. Coln, James Kin |
eade, Thoaus Meaney, George Garvey, Jeremiah |
Lynch, John P. Crowley, and James Phelan.
The line will be interspcrscd with bands Of
music, and followed by citizens in carriages. |
The procession will move promptly at 5 o'clock. |
TIE GOODRICH TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
has once more shown its enteFpristng spirit and !
its wish to cater to the public's desire for
and recreation. On. the Fourth
tho steamers Chicago, sheboygan, and A1uskegon
will make hourly trips to Evanston, day and
evening, the first boat leaving the foot Of A1ehi
gan avenue at O'Clock in the morning. Each
for the convenience Of those whose patriotism
oozcs out at their heels, and at Evanston there
'Sill be an appropriate celebration. The Com
pany has also arranged excursions to Racine,
sfuskcgon, st. Joseph, and Michigan City, at
-ates so greatly reduced, that thousands will no
1oubt, avail themselves Of the opportunity to
BASS the day out OF town. -
THE SECOND REGIMENT.
The most notable local celebration Of the
Eth Of July will be that given under the auspices
If the Second Regiment IN the afternoon and
evening Of this memorable anniversary.
Prot. Balatka has entire charge of tile musical
eatures Of the programme, which is a guarantee
hat it will be unique and appropriate, rs well
- Hct"E1&SS- Z III LAE 1ESL GAc k3tSCoHH
lopes to fill out acceptably the remaining part
II the exercises. The affair is one which should
meet with the heartiest encouragement from
,ur citizens. The Second Reg imcnt merits pub
ic applause and material aid, and no better op-
'ortunlty can be afforded to manifest this
pirlt than July T.
Posr-ofF1CE REGULATIONS.
The fostQtllce and postal-stations will close
y the 4sh Of July at o'clock a. for the day.
The afternoon and evening mails will close at
.: = n. No delivery by carriers will be made.
oruce and stations VIII be open for the delivery
)niy ono collection from the street lettcr-bo1es
~ aa?s. DC made in the morning Business Office,
nents Will be closed for the entirs DAY. !.
THE CATHEDRAL.
There will be service OF Tc Denn at the
cathedral Of SIS. Peter and Paul, cL-ner of
y ashington and Peoria streets, at q ociock {
u IL, Inc N morning OF the Fourth Bishop Nc !,
'afen VIII be present.
THE CITY-HALL. II
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