Telegram-herald., 1888-09-24
THE CITY At HOME
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gfe dky.
AtTs "a. he Cty Hsn Del ~i.l be struck
Tor 80 uiuues lt ls requested hat a.
soeisrss or corporations hasiax ksils. uDon
tA< nrsg strlk1E of ths clty bell. tAks ~
he rsfrsla asd o9Etlnus q foT 50 uAlnates-
A. SO uBon o0ucluslOs q TiHging 0f
city esN = a<sd. preceded by s9Qsd OF
- lcs. vii march from vest sod q folgOa-
e. sridge through tie buslosss poruoa Of
.ns Fshtn sad Seventh Wards, crossing
BgidsssL bridge thsncs sOulh through
Ala. 81 - hSnrOs, up Monroe - Dtylsioa,
ssenz Divlsi0n TO Lyon, down Lyon 70 Gty
Hall wkers they will play al intervals
through the DAY
Doors ~ the city Hall on Lyoa Ionia
Ahd OitAss-sts. vii DO opened al 5 o'clock
Tor the admission Only Of iaaies and lsdiee
accom- panied by gentlemen.
The building win be shown % visitors
aud information gwen by ths Reception
Con mlttss, Gen. l. G. sniith Chairman.
Invited guests are requested 10 report a.
ths LyOn-st. entrance VI the CITY Hall be
tween toe hours OF and II u m
All clock the building viii be vacated
and closed till l 50 D. m. when 10 will 0e
opened 10 tue general public, excepting the
third door, which will De opsned 20 the
public after the arrival Of The Mayor. CouB-
ell. eity officials and invited guests.
Tie Mayor. Council Boards al city
officials and eI-eity officials and in-
sitsd guests will assemble al the
- oil af ".
boards and public bodies a.e rec ussted TO
come to the Council Room In body AID so
remain until assigned = place In the oftieial
column that will move AZ $50. preceded 10y
= platoon Of police and band. 70 the Clty
Hall. where. upon their arrival. the assem-
bly will be called 10 order by Mayor l. NJ.
Weston. and the following order OF exercises
will be observed:
Vocal music by the Schubert Club.
Prayer by Rt. Rev. G. D. Gillespie, ID,
Bishop Of Western Michigan.
Remarks by K. Z. Myers. architect.
Remarks by ". d. Richardson. con-
tractor. and presentation of completed
building 10 the Board of Public Works.
Presentation of building 10 the city on
behalf of the Board of Public Works, BY
President George G. Briggs.
Ecoeptsnce of the building on behalf OF
the city, and dedication Of same TO public
uses, by Mayor 4 ID. weston
Vocal music-By the Schubert Club.
Hlstonool address by Hon. Charles l..
Walker, of Detroit, first Treasurer OF the
village of Grand Rapids
Vocal music by the Schubert Club.
Short addresses by citizens.
Vocal music by the Schubert Club.
Bened.ction by 1t. Rev J. II. Richter,
d. D., bishop OF Grand Rapids.
EVENING.
The building will be vacated and closed
at o'clock TO be reopened st 7:30 fully
lighted.
7.45-Vocal music by the Schubert
Club
From TO e3O-Reception by the Mayor
and other city officers.
At 9:30-Vocal music by the Schubert
Club.
During the forenoon and evening a full
orcheftra will furnish music inside the
edlfcation for visitors.
Unless sooner vacated by the public, the
building will Be vacated at II o'clock, al
which hour all lights will be sxtingnished
and the exercises Of the day closed, by strIk-
ing the bell in the City Hall tower for five
minutes.
Smoking in the building is prohibited.
both day and evening.