The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-07-29
rur1R nurFAI.o TRIP.

The itinerary for th@ pilgrimage to Buffalo by the Grand Canton sassacus. I. o. O. F.. on August 4. Is as follows:
 Tuesday, August 4.
 The Canton will assemble at their headuuarters at @. m, in fatigue uni- form, coat, cap, sword, belt and white gloves, for short street parade; the line will be formed at 7S0 sharp, and head ed by drum corps, the Canton, to- gether with Canton Aurora, will march to depot and leave on the S:10 a, m. train for New York; arrive in New York at 10:15 a. m.; take elevated cars at station for Liberty street; take ferry for Pennsylvania railroad station, Jer- sey City; train leaving Jersey City over Lehigh Valley road for Buffalo at 11:40 a. m. Chevaliers can obtain dinner in the spacious dining rooms at the Penn sylvania railroad depot at sixty cents each. Please let the committee know immediately If you wish dinner at sta- ton. Supper can be obtained at Gen. eva for fifty cents each. You are also requested to let the committee know about your supper.
 Arriving in Buffalo about 10 D. m., we will be received by an escort and taken to our Buffalo headquarters, the Genesee The hotel bill to commence Tuesday night after supper.
 Wednesday, August 5.
 The morning will be devoted to sight seeing, sail on the lake, and visiting many of the attractions afforded by the City of Buffalo The chevaliers will obtain dinner in time to appear in full dress uniform with white pants. at 9 p. m., sharp, place to be announced later. The big parade will start at 8 p. m. It is the earnest desire of your commandant that every chevalier who goes on this trip appear in this parade. if possible. The streets of Buffalo are nearly all paved with asphalt, and many of them are shady; we are to nave good music, and there is no reason why We cannot be comfortable. and we hope that every chevalier will see that Sassacus Is No. 1 on this great occa- son. After parade chevaliers may go as they please.
 Thursday, August 6.
 The competitive drills commence at lo a. m; those who are interested nav attend these drills, or they may visit Nlagar Falls, Lewiston or some If the other attractions afforded by the sev eral committees. For places of emuse- ment, side trips, etc, see the official guide, or get information from the Buff falo committee.
 Friday, August '.
 After breakfast our hotel arrange ments at the Genesee are finished If any chevalier wish to stay at same any longer he must notify the hotel clerk. as the Canton is only responsible for two and one half days. Chevaliers may leave for home at a. m. on the Lehigh Valley railroad or stay until ev- ening, or do as they see fit, returning at any time before Monday. August 10. If they take the a. m. train they will arrive in Jersey City at D. m. i'll time to take the Il D. m. train out of New York and arrive in New Haven at a. m., Saturday morning.
 There are still quarters for few, and if you still contemplate going please let the committee know at once The expense to each chevalier Ga member of Sassacus going in uniforf) will be $17 Chevaliers not going in uniform $19; chevaliers to provide meals going and returning. All baggage must be mark ed plainly, locked securely, and deliv- cred to wagon In street not later than 7:20 a. m. Tuesday morning and che walters will have no more trouble with baggage until they reach their hotel in Buffalo. Each chevalier is expected to take care of his sword. On the re- turn trip each cheyalier will take care of his baggage, as the Canton breaks ranks after the parade.
 Each chevalier is requested to provide himself with a pair of white duck pants for the parade in Buffalo. Chevaliers who contemplate going on this trip must appear at headquarters Monday evening. August 3, for the purpose of signing certificates for return tickets. It is very necessary that this matter should be attended to on the above date.
 The committee in charge follows: F. E.. Todd, commandant; Captain c. E.. Libbey. Lieutenant H. F. Clark, Lieu tenant w, J. Scobie, Ensign D. H. Bremner and Ensign J. w. Scobie.