Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-19

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TIE PhHai-iPhiz Exposition
PHmturIrH,. Nav TO- The city
is crowded with people bent upon
assisting at the opening ceremonies
of the permanent exhibition.
The programme of exercises n the
opening was made M Of music,
PRAYER, address and benadiction.
During tho performance of the
prelude, Gov. Hartranft and staff
filed upon the platform, followed by
President Hayes, the organ playing
"Hail to the chief" After the fes-
tival overture, the Right Rev. Bishop
Stevens offered prayer, and an adj
dress was delivered by Clement NJ.
Biddle, president of the Exhibition
Company, introducing the choral,
Angel of Peace, when President
Hayes made the proclamation 81
now declare the International Ex-
hibition for the season of 1877 OPEN"
"Hallelujah" was followed by an adj
dress from John Welsh, and "March
of the Men of Columbia" was sung.
Alfred T. Goshorn made an address,
when chorus, orchestra and organ
united in giving the Centennial
hymn. Bishop Simpson bestowed
benediction and closed the inaugural
ceremonies.
Large crowds awaited the opening
of the doors to the exposition
grounds, and from noon until 2
o'clock poured steadily into the gates
until 10000 or $4,000 people had
entered the building. Flags of all
nations adorned the speakers plat
form. The President reached the
building at 2:15 P. NJ, where bat
terry on Georges Hill fred salute
of 81 guns in his honor. Seated
about him OH the platform where ex
President Grant, Bishop Simpson,
S. j. Randall, Gen. Goshorn, James
G.. Blain and others notabilities, in
GLIDING city organizations. The
Presidential party were then escorted
through the building by the commit
tee, and this evening they will have
areception at the residence of Edward
F. Steele, at Germantown. The ex-
hibits embrace many of those which
were most admired in the late Cen
tennial. There is large aquarium
covering $1,000 square feet, and
other wonders. The management
state that 100, 900 persons attended
to-day. Gen. Grant was taken sick
on leaving the exhibition to-day, and
arriving at the Union League House
was taken with a chill and lay in
blankets for nearly three quarters of
an hour. He was taken thence to
Mr.. Pauls residence, but was unable
to attend the Presidents reception
tonight.
Reception to Hayes.
PHILADELPHIA, May 1O.-The re-
cep.ion at Mr.. Steele's tonight was
a grand ovation to tho President.
Tho grounds were beautifully illu-
minated. Porches were extended
out in the nature Of annexes, pro-
viding ample accommodation for the
entertainment Of 600 invited guests
who were present. At Ills, the
President took . special car in
waiting and went direct to Washing
ton At the station he met perfect
: ovstion- In response to calls he
appeared, and thanked the assem-