, 1880-08-01

IEsEEtE NluOO"a IUE LQHlF families, anu We NttNk
to obltge them. You must not expect that the
wholesale houses will decprute unless the pro-
cession passes them.
trust the Committee will reconsider its action
and grant our request BUSINESSMEN.
Since the line Of march was published the
Executive Committee Of the Triennlal Com
mittee have been. set upon BY people who
want the procession to pass their stores or
guests the route would never be agreed upon
Those who laid the present route out had to
take into consideration q very Important
matter-that of the dismissal The orlgi-
na reaced pte39a aefson waS ad Gaef nf sse ae ft
haye all Communicates quartered to the
east of Clark street wheel to the left on
jackson street and go towards State, and all
COMMUNICATES quartered west of Clark street
d w hea 70 S ae@ @ Ia se 81 0as sres soef w1 h
arrangement the homeward-bound knights
would not run iuto the line. At the request
OF the Board OF Trade, however, the route
has been Slightly modified, so that It now u
nue., instead Of south OH Clark to Madison,
and then east One block has been added,
or rather two. fronts OF block, and
is it, south end substituted for the east end.
ing of the dismissed Knights, quartered west
OF Clark street, two blocks west Gin Jackson
street, and they will now turn north OH Fifth
avenue, and be able as before tn set home
wn9na coming IN eonaet M.1a o to st ~
changed to Clark to Washington, west to
Franklin, south to Monroe, and east to Wa
bash avenue, the dismissed Knights coming
up Fifth avenue would run agninst the pro
cession, and he Obliged to halt. The stopping
of the, first Con,,nandery, would stop the
whole line; and there would arise the QueS-
ton, "What are we to tlo?" and whatever
was done would make grumhle, and be
repetition Of what occurred during the Grant
seemed to be isnored.--the footmen and
wagons got awfully mixed, and disentangled
themselves as best they could, the last part OF
the line Of march being not unlike
fos o fer fefFe1t Himself ef an and Ky bs9 dfe 5S
the hindermost. The TriennIal Committee
studied the ground over carefully, and, as it
was impracticable to take the procession into
the North and West Divisions On account Of
which would show as much Of the business
portion OF the city as possible, and at the
same time prevent the breaking OF the line
and the disruption Of the pageant. Eminent
Sir Gassette, the Chairman Of the Triennial
tke ro"te was vas irreyoca6ly 'es xtd; the the
diagram was in the bnttery being
only be expensive, but result in a delay OF
several days. Time is valuable now. Be
11AE93 llC A1ll lOl L1l1lh u 4Nt9lDlG ~ Ep 1Nk~
tller west thnn La Sale street without inter-
fering with the harmony and destroying the
effect of the procession on the last half Of the
route
Between and o'clock on the day Of the
Eorth Side cars '&l lss sfep At Il tie bridss and
the Wabash ayenue, Cottage Grove, AID In
diana avenue cars co,ne, downtown on
State street, This is. done In order
that the street Gun be kept clear; since no
stand on the. sides while the. procession is
passing. And lookers-on will be confined to
the sidewalks it it be possible to keep them
there.
"rrEMs."
In addition to the Indiana Communicates
heretofore published III THE TRIBUNE. two
Others are coming, which will Increase the
delegation of knights from that State $50,
making the number WHO will be here nearly
100: The new ones are: Roper, No. l: Elm.
Ga Gal ' Gens: - EN- ii sifi i il. " & Adsms. Ada M oe; q. &;
seventy swords. Muncie: En-. Sir 2. B.
Bishop, +. c.; En-. Sir e. IT. Speker, Cen;
En-; Sir s.. wilson, z, G.; sixty swords.
tickets from on visitors. II view Jew Of the eener-
osity of the railroads in bringing Sir Knights
to Chicago for one cent mile, it Is to be
hoped that none Of them will be guilty of
selling their tickets to the scafpers. Non
cents a mile should also avoid the Clark
street easements. 70, sell ticket under
such circumstances is kicking one Wh0,ha
befriendel the holder.
The Finance Committee are having good
success. COLLECTIONS Of $40 900 were reported
Thursday night, and since then $500 have
been handed in. aud only a few Of the 1nelll-
now in the Treasury, is s:4 .oso, mot quite
nj