The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-16

Thn Star Sranglei Banncrh followed and
then the people would hr d"nicd no longer
Thcy shouted EVnrts Evafts. and clamorcd
fnr speech. until the distinguished lawyer was
i.rccl t. reswnd u sn,d he, was very happy
him. Mr. Evarta. an opportunity of passing "a
iew days al home. and OF meeting his fellow
Cries 81 "Seiurz. srhurz." followed. lut Mr..
SolurH had anti iputed Just such an emergency
and nvsto ti~lV disappeared. A MIR. liuycs's
putty stepped down nom the platform the null
tlutr rluuliN red uIuu 10. hut were uucu T. munt-
ously pitched back over the rail by the Park po-
lice. Below several persons were tramp.cd upOn
and injured.
IL TIE MUSEUM.
Dolworih Is band furnished the music for the
srini-uunu0l re- nItlou OF The American Muse
and cspesiHilv TINT of Prof James Hi recent.
~ purchnsed were M Ii admired 10y The Wis
iior, Calling Prof BickW9rG ne sgpertiqten,
check for $1,000 To- aid in paying the s2j.UOO due
on the Hall collect
the visitors toward the man entrance ne 9e'a-
sion bong the arrival of Rutherford Is. Hayes
and PARTY who hqd Just cone from the unvri-
ing OF the linlleek statue. MIR. Hayes entered,
sccomnanicd by WIN. Vi. E,aris Carl schurz,
Judge Deycns and Con. sherman. The guest
then presented +, the trustees 81 the Museum.
and then MIR. Roosevelt and Prof Bckmorc
made a tour " The Museum building. As Mr..
Hayes approached the band played. Hail to
ihe, Chef Mr.. IInyes, and party spent about
driyan dawn 4, IN av.,,uS "'1 "'iu '"O" "0'0
A. ihe procession. h~alcd Wv a long line ~
gnits ON the return ~ he hotnl tho limo ~
nIurch WAS rhokri With mutitudos Of men aud
women, who Eo1"l with interest upon the face
OF the Fraudulent President. \ few faint cheers
went M ns the carriagos entered Finh avenue,
inmhiI,' thnrn,,"hinre' V,os INV Vim hritnn,
nu,- nuttrrIn,, from ho,tsat.r and wirdny In
aim i every window were the Gr',rtt faces Of
women and ,hildtrn. and along the sidewalks
% O q . limo
on III ti.r 10, , .,5.f ~ ~ i9rr.l f,r front met
,i,. ~, H. H., -''" Y''''N'''' 'N"' '0''
VltI.'l. ara, --isn ,,aa t,,,Vi n, e'n,yl, a o,vr
Ttnh nN.t,t.. tu.r. ,vas =, scene. M tnn dom. 81
a. FInh Avenue H.t.l. A. carly AS 3 o'cloek "A
nu.ltt.in Ind path.red raitr thn I.tI and
sfrUlling along Tho winding walks of Madison
.nntrn ar snnfaI ON ma rnr. I.n.h.s ,yar,
hundreds of persons SaniW.rhed among the
lDDpir wore 0tDr 300 uolirn officers Nil lqI
i.,f i.tnii,l f,r tl,. an, il dttv f rrsysutiu,,
di-firi,i,'a. ana k".nin.. HE I1or,yty- ni tie
hr+al .ls.r Thov v.r, iInd.r In. ,,,,g,tntui of
many rulro captn.Us Police Officers stood I'M
~ ,,t ~, n $50. - t H. - -'.,' 60, ~ =
fonrih etrnsis rI.v ,vara tisr.' in All IN nun,-
hrfs as ~ oi etrut The street That they had ne@n
detailed n, Eann ,.i.ar
The unupi. W..taI until long aftar Z o'clock
and thor WIS no sign .oi the approach oi the
HIM ths rnrtv would be- nj ihs hotri M I n'rio.k
ard m'liry vN ,,rv , ,r1 of w"ii,r., on
sfr,t,. lin, ,r'th r, h,.s,, "a, ',r,',,1 ~,
~ avs AZ n.,b At iit tI.t XXI ID thny b"ns
sam r..,t,,.,., 49, t..'ri.i ,.',r,i,., t,,,-,
mo .,,n,,,~ A, az, ti,,, ,,.,s :, r,,ah - ~
49,, - ~ Nj h,. H., -, ",s' a" NJ M" ~, ~,
w. L. a. - w. A., -, M H. III, KY ,Ia,,
. - ~ VI u .ii si.'' u, S"''r ~ i.
i''lN 'ii' ~ 'lt,i'i uINrt ~ .Nes WI SiVf' I"
~ @e.s w' w., ga. u. 81 10y we a. ~
tw,N -,r,1, ot uv"n 49, iM'llY ,,'lr
-" many Sought leluso III 'nc HV''l '"Irl-
w S.,s s,,, ,,,,,, ,.,s, = ,,,l,,i. ,r,-, e. .
pr0 .eion. headed ~ "A mounted polito force.
rDa' he'd o." Twn niy-thirt street entrance OF the
hotel The seventh Il gm"nt. with fixed nayO-
n'te that glu"rDd IN the setting sun. took the
c"ntr. 81 the street ana both sidewalks We're
nrn-"ly ~ wi'i ~ uu~hing. wrangiing peQpl..
through the mass way was opened with dinl-
Guilty lor tle Isr-ase ul the Hayes party ar
riu- =. Mr.. Hayes coach was driven 10 the
sidewalk. Mr. Hayes snt silent. with barred
head. i9r MA uie .r two, ana then he looked
around ~ the multitude and w at the array u
faces that looked down al him from the VIM
dows Of all the ncighhoring houses. He seemed
nervous AMI embarrassed. and hiS face wore "a
look oi wcarin'7s -. ~ length h. nro-e with a
start, AMI bowed ani sat down. Then he arose
asain' bowed, and again p"rvqnsly seated MIN
self In ~" ,.arriag. IT h.s side wsr. the Hon.
vi IAN NJ. LNAttS. Carl S'hurz and Mayor Ely.
and II was apparently AT th"ir instigation that
NJ Tor me thitd time ar :" ani bowed. and sud-
| denly dropped into his seat. The party sht on
eAhlhiuon Tor Tow minutes. ana then Stepping
out q their coach. walked between I'VE nlcs
81 soii.rs up me steps ~ me noel Ihsy