The sun., 1883-11-27

though their long pearl-colorod coats distin-
iI%rry hS%ssi. %So ri; riS;S% YSIh voSS; aGS
from IRON i Instance as 'H' Il broad broad stream Of blood
was howing down its roadway. John Decker.
sS a"d @ Wars with his VAS silver "
minlcr, Of Nose and Of Edwin Forrest, Chief
Howard IN plain black, limned brayely aye alnng
FOREMAN Peter Everett brought out volumes, Of
fastened to its brakes bcqutiilcl tho old ma
oldest machine of ali, Lafayette 10. was II val
unble contribution to the SHOW. The rcd shirts
& q the men Themselves called C, DHck tn the New
unconsciously OF, pnrposely reproduced even
the swagger tho Distinctive curl Of the upper
the picture they presented. Tho suburban
companies were some OF them very like the
Tammany society n carriagcs. on foot. and
headed he by the Goliath OF Comm,ssion,,ors, ,,,s.,
= San runnns dowm ,er nesRs
and clothing. backed out when Fourteenth
street was reached and turned of to their head;
Newman. Henry a. .Gumbleton. Judge Duffy.
and all the familiar braves and sachcms wore
" The The most notsbe feature Of the Sixth Divi-
sion, which brought the procession 40 a. to g. n close,
ssens great ne fhese aPe re-
SloveS Stss Sssr Of ss Nsa ss
Father MATHEW +: \: F.; YorkyiIIs snd Harlem
soGciation. and s icung Mems Progressive Asso-
ook hS lust four hours to pnss
a given roint. The numerous halts caused by
the trouble in clearing 9 way through the
an hour that should not be calculated in deter
mining the extent OF the display, The pro
vas feyen 40 or oo esga1 rs nrs IN IN
Few, OF the buildings along the line Of march
buildings. the Sew rroauss ExchHngs, The
Ss ST. pehs oe hs and Re"ro 6Sm
The houses Of the vanderbil,s. Astors, ana Of
1s late Z oss nS. asS eS
site OF washington's ,headauarter. fl2nted
Tonse as Strung big Bsh Union Jap ram
one window to another on the front wall while
men came along it was pulled in. 1t provoked
no excitement or public display of anger,
bers. l.' Iy dspmyed tn" ' irish flag between % two
American flags, with the Union Jack below
them. union down.
WINDING Up WITH TIGERS FOR BEN BUTLER.
Fifteen thousand people We're packed about
Bowling Green three hours before the advance
guard of the parade, appeared. They stood ten
a4 like ike ,ns
mushrooms. Thousands more were .wedscd in
III. window, frngsd the roofs and ,a clunE ro to
roadways were kept perfectly clear by the po-
lice. who maintained excellent discipline in the
front of the Stevens House was nj! flags and
STATE shseds M ara Stooh out aESiIIi ia back G
Bunting % that It icckei the hoiel front ''' ''''' "
AT 1928 exactly the echo OF booming cannon
lioated from Governors Island. and cheers
| coach drawn by four coal black horses. with
rosettcs on their heads dashed down the road
way and whGcled round at the review stand
| Mnjor-Gon. Varnum. in q brilliant uniform
nliEh;cd and held out his hand to, to sup snpn9nrt ,nt
rain The ali air v was White with waving handkor-
chiefs and echoed with cheers MS the ia! figure
fha was
sf ana eS En in
aeny he hf sronnd h me- The GeS S
ernors and their stats clustered about him. II, He
eoash and was driven to the Sup. treasury
Dqanh aoV as sSsf
| Barstowe Of Vermont reviewed the parade.
s em Md awe prooss
hurrah broke from, the throng as II caught
sight Of Butler and the &C cheering wound H9
hand. and removed his cooked hat: The hat
| dreds of personal greetings came to HIM
through the carriage windows as the long trnin
a Sy rdob hd
him for two hours one OF tho committee .sug-
gested that he had better come in out Of the
throwing back his shoulders. replied:
%Gentemeen il Is 2 duty owe M to every man
And he stayed. declining tho pr2lrered shelter
Of an umbrella. lie barred d. his s bald head as the
1ss fept
and waving his hand as the red.shirtedi, q /, youn-
teer remen mnrehed t by 9, shouted There's
An old man. who was bundled in an, over.
coat and carried asilyer trumpet, ,plodded man
h5eGh s5e shS rain od mut Rq
Erd E"ndred cd voices s at once. It's Old Harry How
There was great burst Of cheering as the
word went down the line and Gov Butler lifted
his hat to the veteran fireman; A.,
parade, vent by, the crowd swept down and
the grand stand and sas vent to
the corridor Of TIC stevens House; ,,s :,
Harry Howard had mare he'd crowded into thu
| hotel. and said:
Who wns George Washington
FRS, I'll" n d, % Ii iIs.r'. 3 iiis S"a%rTymen @ @
'Y'Iy p,io '2s E.ii r" si'Si lsI'!sFi'
Sc; I'm Up Agini
| Tho politicians who waited patiently in the
rain to cheer John Kelly and the Tammany
paraders did not get the chance. The Tam
| many beavers with the whito and black goa
tail cockades. had disappeared from the lin'
long before.
The disbandment Of tho procession was ad
mirably managed. The divisions wheeled al
ternately into Beaver street and Battery place
and marched up through William and Wash
ington streets. 1t was done quickly and well
and thore was no delay whatever.
! AFLOiT IN THE RAIN AND FOG.
A soul-Satisfy Harmony ofsteam Whistle
I.r Alu0 Ann
Gloomy anticipations OF the day troubles
the steamboat men who were early abroad an
In the aRonies OF preparation for the unprece
dented parade Of tho harbor vessels. A nerc
and steady wind threatened to make mlsche
with the steering Of the big vessels In til
strong and variable currents that encompas
Manhattan Island. especially In the East River
A thick depressing fog and Scotch mist mar
| roWad the field Of Wow and. 80 far from bein