, 1880-08-21

,nel,Sc dimensions tho entertainments ns-
s.,inm', they were unable 70 perform tho
cllned Just NOW to accept The responsibility
fur anything, Md since everybody asserts
flint soi''sbpay hesldr himself i tio psrs!oM 10
blaMo for wi,atSsnr s'!orteun,lngs thsrS
whcfo tho tault lies. It would bo
great cnmfoyt II somebody woutd como out
III a card md assume uhe responsibility fuf
%y, oS ,dt e@in!s A., no Of te 9,,t na st
scasprgoat tn wander OF Into tho wilderness
hurtlanrI with! Tho slns. Of tho neonle, mud
tint melancholy nbtcet fs NnrlHAh T. has-
sacry sSsS E's's sa'aaF f1 a As ss. .S &C.
ought mi . be- natle tic JONAH Of tho cre;y.
Bit they all say they are not responsible.
ont.fro,'-,,n.ler Sir. II. seenss by reti.
si f9s, tf + esrtaa that N nr|er ts the netiiaS
cd tho Gosaye !" ,;s %s thg acknew!egi ns ;,s HIT
' fs gottel,. I N"bq'ly' Gig knew any.
thing Eycry1"ly eso ,,y,ht,n,, wlla,, asked TT
Thursday morning ll'at lla was runilnE
things. aittt tlat a'l tlp arrangements wer0
hts Fri wa e sa!l 70 . tiS reio1tsrs y ,,n thGy
WI W"s tiu tinp TO- 10 hin ill., Tad the conelsse fniy
succcet[cl they might liayo been. allowed 10
remain under tl,e sann, impression. Ntore-
t,ver, lnci!lbcrs of the Friennia! C9mmlttcG
hs thas G Co,umiitcc. Gotf planned tic work md
executed tho plNt,S rs fur rs CIRCUMSTANCES
wuslii per,nit, n1,tl was fnmiliar with tile sys:
ten Df Tho cnterainsneiit not only ~ general
but III the smallest lninutI1p Of detail.
THE GRAND HALL
was unauestlonul,ly a failure, and tho Com
Mttttu nlsgllt t., hnye knnwn II from the ht-
ginning. Mr. Gnsse!tc said tho nthcr ttny,
acc0rl!nE to r newspaper fslate!aent.I,nnt lie
] s sfxts ys ss %sro ss"s s y tsssS S'S
were sent outside tho city. which, nccorttng
to his llguting,. would leave only lo,W
issue.l III the city. ]int in TITS lie Is mtls-
cago Communicates, 4.UO 10 citizens Of CHI
cago. md ao.o01 10 visiting Knights, making
totat Ut 2D,0 600 tickets, rash admitting three
reranns, Or . toia! Of il, ,0Gn persons inyttsd 10
fortably oily about l0t00 Or 1000. Whether
! II was ihe 'l'rleMlliul Committee or tho Eli
| tcrtuinment Committee which ha'l tllls INIT
ter III cllarEe. 1t !nade I'LL 'ueXetlsaplc blnll-
dlylde.l It by nlMe-wl'ell Is = very, cnm-
| fnrtalle a!lownncc pr rsrsol.-.it wpMlti % ','vo
found tnat ; only ano!.t 'Sn co,,u sS ee a
the doors wnre shameful. There were many
| ways . get IN md llone to Ett o1lt. oMe OF
llaverly's duorkerpers won!l have been
IF enfro "Ta "s 81 I'll a tbsf Ssl Snco;atISe a III tSs
eminent eltEzrns who iiEured on Il: Thy
crowd which tiletl Tho ssrcat1not 1000, but
perhaps lo,0ou,-was tcset-llnldlnE erow.l.
sous tn, whom they wrre sent, to all sorts of
c!,uracters, nnl lsaylrg lHid money they nut
uraly pushed to gut In.
soME OF TIE coMr1.AISrs,.
when investigated, .Mppenr. ttr hive their
orfgLn II cas:s o!,isi!ln If tlig control Of tlIo
part III Tho procession wero unablt to get sliy
i,rcnl;inst 1t tho Exposition building TUGS
ttny morning, G.tl went lMtn thu lmr.ltle with
ts , sto!l'"cls o an u no ssa iar,s n IT a1; AL
T,1't's 3 hcem M0 rssevns rs!H's ~'a'o e Is snsy !.
question whether tho Committee having this
lnatter IN charge should itavc lorsaGli such % q
On tile other nnl, 1t may be s'll'l TINT there
WIS nD very ctt,se connection lrtWceil tic
Committees and lla things Which they were
eH l,a nsf coso II Sfs 'ss a 1f 1T 'f;sSs s s''S:
diilate roI,l,nittees. nnI al THO pluces over
wlllcl, they hat. chnrse, should ,asa been IN
irset, ,e"n'nnls"t|g srn I9 os,s hs1 Ssi., G.
III "atlfy sAs liz SUsf suS.co.u'tec, s|rS o T.
WIS not s.hlo to take .,rtloll, It should l'nye
hcen y position t9 notify tlla rrlennlal
i,nMcfIata rclnr,ly. But there WIS ntIlllnp
Of this sprt, in n word, there WIS no tllsGi1t
: ltnu a,,t',s tho various committees Too
many prominent citizens, mud too few people
with practical experienced.
III fact, lMd u not becll for gooa FORTUNE
there would have been ,Nnt,y more com
paats. TIo :a,il, @ nrfameee,h1s , ,t ,1' wete r' mM
Of storn. i!a.! Il rai1'cd steadily Weslnes
tlay night, .eyerylody w"u1d haycbeen driycl
oui, a!l4 there would have BEEN II srowl By
for! which all others woHld have pt!e;l !nt' !n
> Ks for tic p,rtial failure Of lhe procession
that las been accounted for. The nlntl viii
IsSs assr 's % st'9r yaf s sse"fa toy ysa faS 'i III
Grand Master. md TINT delayed the ,proces
/ sim, AM! that disappointed NJ tho slglit-sce,
r west af Wabash avenue: WretGlcl driver
y whit a whirlw!nl Of Indignation h, woul
:. lnyu to facn. lint llc w,,std doubtless III
} that l,u WIS OH time, but the horses were na
o hnrilcssed in SEASON.; ana tfir Ma1' WI
a stnDle-btly, and hu wHlild say te. ,sns NJ
. wnkeneu In tlunr. 1t ls IL very hard thing !
y this world to Ind out tho wlla!GbnlltS Dt r.
J. sponsihtlty; Astte lisl.t%niMgoftencst % strikt y
d nanuers oflenest cascIl the public ln.lisn
=. ti0ll.
;, orItEn COMPLAINTS.
~ Tho complaints nude III rrgartl to tho G.
= torttonate prices CHARGED # tho restaurant @
NTH Wfs tSs 1Sey Sa l l'9 s "s so y icr M eopay; Ma
10 were nllr1 lha1l double what they wers NJ q
st ordinary season, Alul tho inipromptn hc
~ which they secured was necessarily inat
rho complaints Malu Wednesday, hight r
gnr.ttnE tle stIest.e''r fn fGlanallIcS , a Mere ~
aaKrth"T ar} ta aT hsyr hy nIss 5 se 3 Xs s
~ conductors hal been worn tl1tt, i u the Gn