Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-05


ietired and next called on Nr. Wa Dickson.
sLsre IL band played. after which they par
took OF his hospitality. Subsequently they So
Graded Hon. Leensfd Mvcrs. 81 PcInsylsania.
returned 70 their hotel
Aztec TmE INArGuRAruON.
Pennsylvania avenue has been enliyen..a an
day by the bands OF the various orsaniza,ions
which did not return 90 their homes last .,,h,
At about half-past nine O'Clock the Ros.on
Lsneers, dismouHted, passed up and down ,he
avenue I'm fun dress uniform. and attrAetel
much attention by the stirring music OF Their
band and the excellent marching Of the cou.
Panies.
The Grand Review To-day.
THE SECOND cONNEtTiCUr RECINENr.
among all the military orgsnl Nations brought
70 the city Ivy the inauguration c~cbratlon,
none attracted or deserved more attention than
lhc Al connecticut regiment Unfortunately.
orlng 10 bad railway management, Il vas not
abe Va get here tn take any part In the ceremo-
mics OF the day-a fact which WAS greatly re-
gre'isd o. All who had an opportunity "a zee the
hne display made IN is march Up the Ayenae
after tie procession had broken ranks In one
sense. however, the men composing N were fh..
gamers nv this, they seemed 20 attract All the
more attention to-siay while marching and arill-
BY srecial arrangement this regiment was
reviewed by the President this morning NJ n
o'clock. They lett their quarters AZ the Coiara-
ban armory at 10h O'Clock, headed by the cIt.-
NtCE PRESIDENT WILSON.
coy ""well eN-Gov. Hawlev. Gen. Kellogg.
NJ ioy Coles Ma, Lewis aud Mr.. y. n. Lnosr.
Of the New Haven IA, The line ~ marcia
MAS up 9th street Ia P,nns ha ~, .Eehue 10
II, 10 18th, 10 Avenue aud do~L s,,s,S,,r
THE PRESIDENT REvIhws THR a. :, -,
The President occupied the stand tro. '"hL'a
ne reviewed the troops yesterday, and he was
accompanied by eN-Goycrnor Buckingham,
Gen. sherman, Gen Hancock, laeut. Goa.
ryl.r. Gov. Cooke, Col. Webster, Major Va
denlurg. A number cf citiz,nsof Connecticut.
gentle men and ladies were also on the stand
The reg ment was headed BY Col. Smith and
stan, ana I'm marching paid Tie customary "a
There was an immense concourse OF people
present, and the rue marching and appearance
Ident and the offcerS on the stand, and several
OF the companies were heartily applsuded.
RoUGH TINE on an.
Ihisorean q. ztion hal a pretty rough tirse ON
u O'Clock on Monday. arrived IN New York
on time, and were received BIZ the officers of
The 'lst regiment and escorted 10 their armOry.
where they were served with refreshments
Then Joining the 9Th New York they marched
10 Jersey CITY Ferry, aud lett on Monday night
on tram of u carr. TWAS not long after when
IL " as found tia; there was but
A LIMITED suPFLY oF WATER
on Tire tram, and after a short run a halt wa
made TO take I'M water. The night vas intensely
cold and the men suffering the train was Again
stopped, and the men went into the woods hy
the road side and cut a supply Of wood. This.
however, was not the last mIshap, for after The
train left Havre-de-,;rare
ThREk CARS WERE LEFT BEHTND
ana were brought M 10y another engine. They
were about hours on the road from Baiumor..
and were landed near Boundary street Her,
Gen. Kellogg met them siid they marched h.to
the city, arriving a. stated elsewhere too LAKE -
Join the procession-being L. hours on the road
from jersey Civ.
After this treatment by the railroad com
panies, the officers and mel ani their ircn.s
very
NATURALLY FELT ISpICxAxr
and last evening a meeting Wa held nj Colonel
smith headquarters. ct. James Hotel soi.
Smith stated the object, aud addresses were
made 10y Gov. Jewell, cN-i0v. HaWley, Gcn.
kellogg, Mayor Lewis. Of New Haven. anl
others, all ccndemning the nisnanaeernent OF
the railroads; and a committee-Ileut Calonei
Bario, Capt Dinger, Capt. Parker, and L,eats.
olutions expressive OF their sentiments % he
reported ON the trip home. on their way hone
they viii stop I'm Baltimore, philadelphia auA
New York Tor a lew hours.
TIRE BOSTON LANoEgs.
The Boston LancerS, referred 60 above. bro
ceede,i up the avenue Ia the Executive Man
SION this morning, When they were shown into
the east room. and formed in hollow square. Ia
a few minutes President Grant appeared anI
reviewed them; the men saluting him he
ton at the door, AMI the I.aucers filed oct "a
iutiDg a. they passed.
TIN THIRD INV JERSEY REGIMENT
afternoon, leaving their quarters columbian
ATmory) at O'Clock. and marched up Penn
-yhania avenue. by 18th and I streets 60 10Th
street. and returning dow N the venue psSS,p-
in review at the White House before Prr,ideUt
Grant, General Sheridan, and others. paving a
salute.
THE rIFTH sEw YORK REGIMENT.
col- thas Spencer, psraded this afternoon.
'caNing their quarters at Judiciary Square
about O'Clock. and marched over the same
route AZ the ID New Jersey, and also passed I'm
nk- ifxx az he'll
'Ieneral Sheridan, aud others. On the march
they complimented Col. Webster, Adiutaut
'ieneral of the District troops, with a marching
-alute.
THE PRESIDENT ovErErS WITH yrsfrors
The Presidents House to-day was visited nv
4 afge humber Of persons. who were admitted
20 the cast room THIS afternoon while the
resident was passing through the hall where
here were probably sDo persons some ladies'
INSISTED on taking him by the hand, and the re-,
GLOWING their example. the Presiden; good
lsmoredly held an impromptu reception.
Exhibition Drill OF the West pos.s
1he drill ana dress parade of the West Point
Ladets on the avenue this morning. between 9th
ivth streets was the most interesting feat are OF
he day, and attracted thousands OF pers1ns to
mat locality. ron the invitation OF Mr. A
q ian diner, the Secretary of War aud marty Wit
; sfs.a me larsde from The balcony in from; OF
with the Secretary were Vice President VII
on. Speaker and Mr. Blaine, Sir Flwar,l
h.h htVh slu lstuN, f3lacqu Bey and lady Gen
ma MT Ricketts,, Mr.. Gen. sherman and
,ihers. About half-pa~t ten O'Clock Lent.
johnson, With squad of police, cleared that
rrtlon OF the avenue, and stretched ropes along
lac line VI the curb 90
KEEP BACK rHE CROWD.
ln lew minutes thereafter the battalioa of
'adetS. numbering over two hundred anu fiftv
marched down the aycnae, preceded by their
'and, and under command Of zen. Triton su-
'eriutt ndent Of the academy. The parade baV-
he been formed ans. the usual salute paid 10
ne Secretary OF War, battalion dfil TOOK
lace. The boys were put through the mangal
4 arms and then the various field eyolq,ions
;ision, and drew forth
Round AFTER EoJND oP APPLAUSE
rom the multitude. Their double-auirk move
nents and bayonet exercise especially were
oudly apIlaudod. IL was probably enc of the
'est military drills witnessed in this locality fr
ears, ami Secretary Belknap deserves the
hanhs OF All foT annrding the public an op,sor-
POINT bows.
SMITH, THE CoLoRED CADET
a OF course anNiously sought after by tn en-
lons crowd. he occupied the right OF the see
i'd platoon hrst company, but was not easily
discovered, a. he Is very bright mulatto, with