Enacted
Washington's Inaugur
ANTANT
TAGEA i T
IMAGNIFIC NT MARINE
The President
of His Illustrious Predecessor,
Ai
Fellows in the Footsteps
MILITARY
AN IMPOSING PA
Ceorge hington Would Have
Paralyzed with Astonishment If
the Ceremonies
York
Could Have Witnessed
in His Honor at New Today—The
the
Ww ere
Crowds, the Speeches, Pageantry
and the Enthusiasia Something
Unprecedented Even in the American
Metropolis
ErizageTit, N. J
farris
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memd! i
members of
dent i
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Testo
tion, and the
Gos
presi
ernor Green and
some of
Jersey,
from W
to Eliz
An Unprecedented Marine
the resident's §
THE SAVALPARADE FROM CASTLE GARDEN, |
the previous gatherings are utterly insig- |
nificent. Then 100 or WOT QA8EOT
bled. day no less than 400 gleam v
sels of various sorts, from the tug to the
ocean going ship, joined the grand
marine procession, while naval ships, |
yachts and steam launches, barges, long |
boats, yawls and whitehalls in numbers
too great to be counted awaited off the |
foot of Wall street arrival of the
steamer Dispateh carrying the president.
150
£4
Rae?
The Qrder of Porade,
The war ships were anchored on the
west side of the bay, headed by the flag-
ship hicagn, cm the flag of the
secretary of the navy at the main, The |
other naval followed in this or: |
der: Boston, carrying the flag of the ad- |
mirni of the navy at the main; BEswex,
Juniatn, Yorktown, Yantic, Kearsage, |
Brooklyn, Jamestown. The revenue
outers snd yachts were anchored to the |
southward of the naval fleet. The entire
division of war ships,” yachts and reve.
nue cutters was two and a hall miles |
long, extending past Ellis and Bedlow's |
islands. |
The procession of river and sound |
steamers comprised twenty-three squad. |
rons of thirteen steamers each, formed |
in two lines with flag boats leading, |
The line was seven miles long, and |
stretched past Fort Hamilton.
Suluting the President.
Upon this scene the Dispatch emerged |
from the Kill Von Kull, with the steam- |
Birios, A ag Wiman and the |
+ didn : th with invited guests, |
Tollonina in her Wie
Soe tamphal passage of the Dispatoh |
F¥init
vue ly
steamer
1
Vous
ollicers
punra
drummers i
played nation
tus and teambonts
patch with shrieking whi :
a discordant din more enthu
I made
iastic than
melodious,
When the the Chie
HPO had
last gun of
mitch was
Wall
Sireet.
HILLAND MAYOR GRANT AT WALLST,
Hamilton Fish, of the
centennial committee,
The president and party were escorted
to the Equitable building, where a re.
ception is at thishour (2 p.m.) in progress.
Mr. Morton's CGnests,
President Harrison and Mrs
chairman
Harrison
Mra, LL. P. Morton during their visit
The wives of the cabinet officers, jus
tices of the supreme court, Mr. and Mrs,
and Mm. McKee
Fifth Avenue hotel, where they will be
the guests of the centennial committe,
At 7 o'clock Mr. and Mra. Stuyvesant
Fish will entertain the president and
Mrs, Harrison at their residence, 20
Gramercy park,
The Centennial Mall,
New Your, April 80. ~The Metropol
itan Opera house was thrown open last
bong before that hour, however, Browd-
way nnd Boventh avenue dn the vicinity
of this opera house worn literally packed
with curious spectators, and the polios
had the greatest difficulty in keeping
“doen for the carriages &f
Fuest
savor Grant, as host and chair: nn ol
ommitie Of The Ot ii
s QUTIN 1 ter 1G o'¢lo and
tle after] past 10 President days
1 Mrs, Har-
yrud
nteniua
ison armive
Yisot Vi
BLO, ana 1
fra,
, vvovernor Jeunes and
Mrs. manager of the ball,
Mr. oC nton, met the president ot
hia carria ani him into
build , where th HAYOr
Loria
the
rive
party a formal re
PEW
on march, were crowded with early
er to secure available posta
om which to view the military parade,
1 many sought admission to the grand
# ut an early hour
laylight the vicinity
occupied by a crowd the
hich the “Street,” with all the
ng d momentous scenes it has wit-
wel, never before at such an
ur And they waited there for hours
with the bare possibility of getting close
enotigh at the appointed time to listen
to the duloet tones of Mr. Chauncey M.
Depew, the orator of the day, or to get a
bare glimpse of the wesident and see
his lips move beneath his ample beard.
The President Proveeds to St. Paul's
Shortly after 8 o'clock carriages con-
taining the chief justios, cabinet officers
and other distinguished guests drove up
in fromt of Mr. Morton's mansion on
Fifth avenue, near Eightecnth street,
The president and vice prexident were
ready, and in Mr. Morton's private car-
riage headed the procession and turned
down the avenue, preceded by a platoon
a
of the sub
Was
Haw
POTTER. HARRISON, DIX,
of mounted Jotice. The road to 8t,
Pauls wis thronged with vociferous!
thomeands, eager to calc a glimpse of
chic wagistrate. The president;
vowed frequency i BOL
of their cheers, aud rode with vn
head,
At the Vosey street
ginens
overad
cate the president
ihe yeatry
escorted fo the
Washinewon wor
inauguration
ane serviess were as follows:
i g Win
of Trinity church wm
pe wherein Gen,
L, prog essional h
Psalm Ixxxv; 4, fis
Deum; 6, second le
dicite:
ight J
York; 10, sional nymn
opulsce in Wall Street,
Meantime Pat Gilmore’
ond Hegimont |
melodi
tient mult
wil
Appeasing the
tation of the impa
{ in front of the
trea i } Ging. T USIC Degn
at 9 o'clock ‘sr
led banne
march.” overin
Rossini; grand
prophet;”
popular
Hartman:
national air
itr
fantasie, 4
grand march,
“Hail «
From St Pani's to
lowe 0 i
' Lhe
dod to the
ner of
i it
April
The Literary Exerelses,
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When the par
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place Tir
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form, th . Richard
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The President Reviews the Parade.
BE les sident there
he Lid Madi
Morton, Chief
Fuller, Mavor Hugh J
Secretaries Windom, Tracy. Proc
President Haves, and other mo
of the cabinet and supreme «
of the centennial
Mrs
“in
rt
members con
GEN. SCHOFIELD SALUTES THE PRESIDENT
mittee, As they passed the stand the
companies presented arms and the offi
cers saluisd the president, which the
chief magistrate acknowledged by rais-
ing his hat,
Features of the Pageant.
The large body of Pennsylvania troops
were objects of critical interest along the
whole line of march, They marched
well, and made a good appearance not
withstanding their ugly uniforms. The
Philadelphia City troop, and the State
Fencibles came in for much admiration,
and shared the honors with the Ancient
and Honorable artillery, of Boston,
The Spptatancy of Governor David B.
Hill, riding a charger at the head of the
New York troops, evoked loud and en-
thusiastic applause along the whole line
of march. Governor Fitz Hugh Lee,
of Virginia, and the one-legged governor
of Pennsylvania, were also greeted with
cheers,
e diffdrences of Governor Groen, of
New Jersey, with the centennial com.
mittee brodght him in for many ex
pressions of a ion from the
rrowds, with whom the 400 were evi-
dently in great distavor,
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