The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-18


OF Monument square and winthrop street to Win
throp square, where the procession dismissed.
IA before intimated the decorations along the
lue were very profuse, not public building
ana scarcely a private one but was deliberately
ornamented, ana there was no end 10 the Revo,
lutionary aud timely notices winch were inscribed
upon tae banners ana Transparent
THE ANTIQUES AND noRRiBLEs.
The first sensation OF the day was tile annual
procession OF the Gnarestown Antiques and Hor-
ilbles. an organization that has kept up an
Significance as event worthy OF commemora-
ton. Inc olo district OF The city IN wnicn the
contest took place was alive with the notes or
preparation Tor the grotesque display long before
the dawn, and the work "a weeks aud, In some
instances, OF months was paIadeo Iorth 70 take
It's place In the line.
AT ave O'Clock me mock pagean, began TO wind
its slow length through the crowded streets OF tue
Bunker Hill precinct. the bands purposey per-
Toraiing out OF tune TO add 90 tine merrment oc-
gradually unfolded themselves 10 the gaze or tho
anuclpatory Dehoders. Every form Of Inc pos
prominent events or the year were carlcatured
In manner tnat hardly lelE room for
Improvement III IN artistic view. OF course
there were many copies OF the notable textures OF
the illustrated publications. so familiar 10 all; yet
10 see them III the tlesh ana moving added inter-
est 10 tneir reproduction. Tie Beecher scandal
the woodruff principles and other subjects OF
seml-publc nature provided fruitful sources OF
mirth. Polltics-nationa STATE ana clty-Were
drawn upon TO an enlivenng extent. The process
sion, which was headed .by burlesque band
OF blondes was three-quarters Of an hour
in passing gwen point, ana proved me
the kind ever witnessed here. me Richmond
CommanderY OF Knights remplar, escorted by DE
Molay Commandery, OF Boston, visited the Monu-
ment grounds early IN the forenoon az the
guests Of the Ceur de Lion Commandcry, or
Cnariestown. TIE Occasion was significant as
heartfelt reunion Of representative bodies OF me
south and the North on soil sacred to the nation.
Tue speeches on the site OF the redonbt
wnere the patriots we're entrenchel we're
worthy OF the eminrnt gentlemen VINO made
them, those OF The Nirginians being particularly
expressive of the prevailing sentiment OF Union
now and forever, one and lnseparahle" The
norally decorating the graves o. those Killed az
Bunker Hill WAS alluded 70 IN The remarks as the
most graceful tribute that had been pald to the
memory Of the patriots. The visiting COMMUNICATES
breaklaSted with the CUur de Lions aud utned
with the 81. Andrews Lodge, OF winch General
Warren was member, ut US rooms on the site OF
the ola Green Dragon Tavern, on New washington
THE GRAND REVIEW
The hrst feature 81 marked interest III tne city
proper was he grand review by Governor Gaston
and the invited guests o. the State ana clty o. the
entire bouy u the militia, home aad y.slting, at
the State House. MaJof General y. T. Bu.-
10000 roons. 1000 OF which were Mas
sachusetts regiments, was yery uae. me visiting
bodies rom New York Pennsylvanla, Maryl5na,
Connecticut ana Rhode lsiand were especially
complmentea or their correct military bearing,
and the nome troops acquitted themselves beyond
the nopes OF their most sangulhe supporters Inc
iomation Of the aud procession was WORK OF
great magnitude, ana hardlS street OF any ac-
count was wltnout It's section or the pageant IN
preparation during the entire morning The
streets through winch tae procession was 10 pass
were roped or at the enus, aud no vehicles we're
allowed III them duriag the entire day. Inc
crowds Increased very last rs tue various DIVISIONS
arrived, eaca succeeding train on The RAILWAYS
bringing It's thousands. The grand review At the
state House, though magnificent III ltsell, hardly
COMPENSATED Tor tne delay - caused to the lualn
body aud the impatient WATERS were not slow IN
denOunelng the authorities lor OBTAINING rue
troops, which were the main attraction of the day.
SO long, The weather held nue. refreshing
precZe from he northwest prevailed TO take OH the
effect OF the suns rays, ana the sun itself, for
good portion OF the time, was obscured by thin
but not threatening clouds, which proved boon
Z
wnen they entered the procession ut halI-pass
twelve O'Clock. had been on the msrcn i've hours.
and tnat without foou. AT one O'Clock the line
was complete and the long march Tor Bunker
HUI began IN good form over one me-. OF me
the country. Following the strong police
saara 6sloes Fourth 0a'e natsSa nnpy
as escort TO the Cnlef Marshal, General Francis
A. Osborn. whose iineiy mounted stan were the
observed OF all others. Then came the first COM
pany Cadets OF this city, the body guard OF Gov
the troops. lie was greeted everywhere with enthu-
siasm. Inc second company 81 cadets OF saiem
was tg9 S3dyguard OF Major General y. +. Butler.
In command OF the massachusetts militia, whose
characteristic appearances and readiness TO
acknowledge The recognition OF the pOpulace kept
MIN ia constant response TO greetings along the
entire route. Tue Second origade General George
Ell on hy the Eighth Regiment, whicn in 1851
Joined with the Seventh regiment or New YORK. Ia
,nsnInq the ROAD 70 Washington. rney looked wed
10 their un1iorm OF dark blue with wnlte trm-
MT 1gs. The Sixth regiment, waicn lost several
me in It's passage through Biltnsre ia 1901,
d AK and ilgat blue. Tue Fifsa iosEed lnely IN
tier new blue unHorms and peculiar CAPS. the
Second Battery, sixteen guns, aud n0unattached
cavalry brought up tue rear OF the brigade.
THE BRIGApEs.
clle First brl9aae, commanded 0y General -.
Bur.rell, was lei BY the Ninth regiment, when
atnActeu all eyes BY IT. scarlet coats, white trou
a 81 ltd look In us dark blue and red dress ana
Firys regiment appeared remarkably well IN It's
BAT slion or Infantry (coloredl, the First ngnt
art usry and the Cavalry battalion mad the lett OF
Tue Third brigade General RooeIt II. Gambler
lam, led DIV tne Second regiment nne body
in gray. Tue Tenth regiment followed, dressed Ia
baci.. white and blue me Flltn artillery brought
up tue rear OF the escorNng division, and then
named ,T by Major Henry L. Higgnsoa the
Seventh New YORK regiment, with Its pre-
lrst to appear and received rounds OF
Applause at every poini the greeting was per-
iect ovation. The First Pennsylvania, IN its
smon. ~ contrasting unIIorm and heavd marching
order, closely followed by the Second Pcnnsyl-
latter ed battlenag borne IN tue ranks of he latter
receivu respectful recoRntlOns. Tue smaller bod
les, IN {, udng the Washington Grays, OF Phiia0el-
pha the state FenclOIes, 81 Pai'adelpnia: the Prov
Iuence Ligut Infantry, the Hllyer Guard, OF Hart
lord; th-s Llght infantry, 81 washington anu tne
Pallsdtl pima city Troop won marked aemonslra-
lions for their unique Cut and excellent bearing.
Tne Hun Maryland infantry closed up nand-
somely tne LETT Of this olyision. and tie demOn-
stratiors OF approval OF their two days. stay Ia
the city were rapturously repeated.
TWO companies of the Fttn United States artll-
lery co a alanOed BY Brevet Major General Richard
Arnold, acted ss escort 10 ColOnei Henry Slyiey's
division, wHIch comprised tue city ana state gov
ernmenlS win their respective guests.
GUESTS or rnE cry.
Boston mad for guests the mayors or New York,
PhiladellIlIa, Manchester, ~. H.; Wilmington,
Del; Galv sston. Texas; WllnIagtoa, n. q. P0st-
lana Me- ; Alderman Machey. Vl Charleston ). O.,
anu tue ia ayers ~ neariy all the Massachusetts
cities, Des des guests from the Philadelphia Gen.
tennial COIlmlsson ana the centennial Comln1s-
slOnefs Or Concord and Lexington.
THE STATE GOVERNMENT.
The state government, winch was inclosed In n
hollow sQgQTe OF the Boston NarlOaII IaucerS mad
Tor guests Vice President Wilson, Justices strong
anI nuntr OF tue United states supreme Court,
the spanish, japanese, CmlIau, Mayuen and
Guatemala AL Minister'S. General WllIam T. Sher-
man, senators lion. Geo. ). Boutwell, anu lion.
Henry ;. Dawes, the Governors OF the New
England ) ,ates, New Jersey. Pennsylvania, MIS-
sIsslpp Icnigan and 0tncf dlgnitarles. the
state ONCE r.. senate and House ui keprcsents-
tlves followed.
colonel Charles +. Fuller's division was escorted
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