Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-28

Chinese lanterns tastefully arranged on each side the portals, and flags handsomely dis played At Capt. Charles H. Townsend's. O. B. North's, whose fine residence was belted with the colors, and at Mir. Parmelee's good displays were made at Mir. Leonard Hotch- kiss. Mrs. Henry Hotchkiss' just below specially fine displays were made. The brown stone block opposite the new Green looked finely, most of the residences being decorated handsomely with large national flags; also Mr. Justus Hotchkiss just below. Wooster Place was gay and brilliant. The residences of Mrs. Phelps,' Mr.: F. W. Par dee and Mr. Edward Stevens of the Clock shop and Gen. Russell were specially deco rated and looked elegantly. Mir. Stevens was conspicuously fine, and at all these were gathered many ladies and gentlemen, as also there were at MT BunnelPs, Mir. Parmelee's and the Botchkiss residences. The tsproces- sionists' made things lively in cheering these residences Sky rockets were continually being shot of from the new Green as the line passed The archway across Chapel at State street was cheered often. At Colonel Beers on Greene street and at E. S. Row lands and other residences on Academy street large flags were out and other decora- tions. Home Place presented B pretty sight, so many of the residences being decorated and red fire blazing continually. All along on Olive street houses were illuminated, among them those of Ellery Camp, Mrs. Jillson, Mir Frisbie J. N. Adam, Hugh Dai- lev and J. A. Richardson. Mr. Dailey's display was very fine and often cheered. At Mir. Richardson's, seated on pedestal in red and blue colors, was charming little daisy of a girl, demure and cunning dressed in white, 8 niece of MT. Richardson's
 The procession made a long stop when the head of the line was on Olive at St. John street. During the halt Gilmore's band played exquisitely ''Swanee River" and was applauded by the business men emphatically. Even the gamin who blew toot horns at the head of the line till ladies who were viewing the procession grew half distracted at the noise had to cease so that they might hear the music.
 At last the line got under way again. The rear of Atwater block was gay with Chinese lanterns, and at H. Hine's Osborn s and other places there were displays. Further on some fine displays were made, as at Isaac N. Dann's, C. s. Leete's, Louis Feldman's, the latter par tlcularly fine, and at the head of William street the display was perfectly beautiful, the head of the street being crossed by lines of Chinese lanterns, and very pretty arrangements of flags, etc., being made. MT. Manross' residence looked very finely also. The little brick block just across the bridge looked finely, and across the way the residence of Mir. Hayes on State street presented a fine sight. Further on Mir Sonnenberg's residence was well deco rated, ana OppOStG6 d uN6ly SC0HO WdS pre- sented with illuminations fires burning in the yard and the stoop crowded with family friends. Many other residences along this part were decorated prettily; among them those of MT Fletcher Hermance, Mir. Bements, Mr. Griswold's, and others. At MT. Gris- wold's stood little Carrie Wright, of Edwards street, dressed in fine taste as little Goddess of Liberty, with dress trimmed in gold colors and looking very pretty. Near st 1itf1a Goddess named Perkins, looking very nicely. The stores of Weeks & Merrill's, Merriman, Mrs. Bement and MT. Louis Mason were all gay with light Further on, the Republican head quarters were ablaze with illuminations, and further on the residences of Major J. r. Richards MT. Durand, MT. Blakeslee, Mir Williams and Mr. Phillips, and Johnson'f grocery store, were all decorated finely. The procession now turned into Pearl street Pearl street, by common consent, took the cake. This street, from State to Orange, wal 8 gay and beautiful scene. The street has but few vacant lots, and 1t seemed as if about every house was illuminated, and illuminated with special care and taste The store on the corner, MT. D. AckIey & Sons, led off witt fireworks and display of flags, and the1 came on both sides blaze of decorations The whole street was lined with Chinese Ian terms, both sides, strung on wires, and Mrs David s. Corey had her house decorated al over with Chinese lanterns and flags. Dr. E. Winchell, next door, kept up blaze O rockets, and his house looked finely. Mir John Bulford's residence was finely decor ated, and the brick block in which ex-Towl Clerk Botsford, Councilman Merrills, MT Colony and other Republicans reside, was ga. | enough. MT. Colony had across the street | great oblong transparency On one side wa | pictured the Democratic stage gone to smash with no blacksmith near, and 32 l White n the reverse side was pictur showing canal boats and Garfield riding tn | head mule, and Arthur behind shouting onl l one mile more to the White House. H. F | Hubbard's residence was finely decorated, an
 on the stoop was his little girl Alice, attire
 as Goddess of Liberty. Across the wa l from Mir. Colonys roared 8 noisy little can non. Mir. Weeks Mir Johnston's Georg
 Blakeman's, Henry Elson's, George CooI | CTS, Samuel Johnson's, Mir. Bates, MI l Hyde's and many other houses in this stree
 were illuminated. At Mir. Hydes were sex
 eral grown up young ladies dressed in tn national colors, and they were cheered an
 cheered again. In short the procession scene
 to do nothing but cheer as it passed throug Pearl street.
 All this was a fitting prelude to coming t | the residence of Hon. H. B. Bigelow, ou
 candidate for Governor. His residence wa
 a beautiful sight to behold. Extra fine Oh
 nese lanterns radiated in diyerging line above the roof The front above the portic
 was resplendent with the star-spangled bar 1 ner, and here also large gasight. Tn | portico was elegantly dressed with flags | beautiful Chinese lanterns and glass colore
 lanterns, and a constant discharge of sky
 rockets and red fire gave briliapcy enoug
 to the scene. The procession cheered itsel
 hoarse as they passed our candidate for Gov l ernor and the other gentlemen on th
 reviewing stand All along down Orang
 street residences were beautifully illr
 minated among them those of Frederick IveE
 Watson " Coe Mrs. Reese, Geo. HotchkisE
 Mir. Wells, Amos F. Barnes, John l.. Treat
 Henry Warner, N. D. Sperry, Major T.
 Barnes Mrs Lester, Dr. DeForest, Ger
 Merwin, chief marshal of the business, an
 professional men, Assistant Marshal Jame D. Dewell, c. Berry Peets, Mrs Douglass
 Dr. Dennen's, Dr. Whittemore's, Mrs
 Blake's, and further on those of Mrs. PeoE
 Mr. Bromley of the Tribune, Andrew De
 Forest, Mr. Fitch, and further on Dr. A ling's residence was noticeably fine. Pos
 master Sperry's was elegantly adorned wit 800 wards of bunting, flags, Chinese lanterns
 gas jets and large English gas light, the frs
 ever seen of the kind in this State. Josep Parkers block was lit up, every window.
 As the line turned into Elm street ther
 was a blaze of light. The residences of E l Whitney and John B. Darlington and Rev l Mir. Hawes e.elaborately trimmed With tn
 national colors and fireworks were frequent
 displayed At J. B. Sargent's residenc
 there was large number of young ladie
 who waved their handkerchiefs as the colum passed. The residence of Thomas R. TroV
 bridge was profusely decorated with the rec
 white and blue, and fireworks were displaye
 in great profusien. Among other decors
 tions on Elm street were those of MT. Acton
 MT. Munson and Mrs. c. F. Lockwood.
 Broadway presented grand appearance
 with its arch of Chinese lanterns and man
 of the stores and residences on this stree
 were brilliantly Illuminated, among whic
 were those of Mrs. Mary A. Bennett an
 John Kerley. The residence of Henry \
 Oyiatt, at the head of the upper Broadwa
 park, was also brilliantly illuminated As tn
 procession passed into Whalley avenue tn
 enthusiasm was great. The most prominer
 residences were brilliant with light and finel
 decorated. Among the most noticeable O
 this street were those of G. M Baldwi
 and H. D. Hawley, Major Todd
 Milo D. Futile H. Lafiin, Capt George NJ
 Harmon, D. A. Futile, D. s. Cooper, Joh H. Rowland I. P. Dickerman Nelson Adams
 James M Evarts, R. G. Stokes, Albert C
 Norton, Myron w. Filley, H. E. Benton, Joh
 Gilbert, General William A. Lincoln, Mrs
 Francis Cleveland, William E. Roberts, ir | Mrs SaraIfA pett and the Holiday Brother,