The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-29
EVACUATION DAY.
The Day Celcbrated a. New a'rA
City.
Patriotism Stropyec THAI Wa'eT-
Heavy Rain"
Dc not Deter Demonstrations By fne
Patriotic
Americans-The climax OF Americas
Greatest Victory.
The Evacuation Address OF 0esFge
William Cactis.
Twelve Gevsruors OF the Original 1Air-
,e States Present.
FuIl Details Of he Grand Parade, Etc

Nyy YORK, NV. 26-The day openeo
with a dull leadt sky, indicating RAIN or
now. the atmosphere was moist ami raw
but not cold. AT sunrise the forts ana shtp'
Cred a salute OF twenty~one guns ms
wss followed in b alf an hour with SUCCESS
tnl effort of the steam whistles in the BAY
and ON the rivers TO create the most dlsa-
cree ,bie noise imaginable, thus emphaSlz-
mo the wonderful difference between nari-
a., tim q, 1888 and 1888, At9o'elock the
,.ople took possession OF the streets, ana
very means Of conveyance was losolER
,or down town. They filed the cars, omni'
nnses and carriages, and still the sidewalks
-. Fourth, Fifth and Sixth avenues and
Heosdway presenteda dense mass OF hui
,,,nity. The decorations we're elApof-
on public buildings, ana
mo club houses contented themselves
with a display of stars and STRIPES, occas-
.ionaliy the colors of France and germany
mingled with the red "hlle anu uiue
iI.aces of business were closed and the en-
REGULATION Of Manhattan and Long
land have given themselves up TO ENJOY
,uent. This patriotic occasion So oWs points
- niatorjc interest surrounded by CROWDS
,.nxious to recall scenes OF the Gay Wheh
inc British withdrew from American
azores, ana independence was reaiiy nsue
cure President Arthur and Governor
, ,avajand aHd his staff are st the tlitn
ysnne hotel. other dignltaries from other
,,es are also present. Included among
So are twelve OF the governors OF the
,.-,einal thirteen states. The display OF TIE
1nilitary promises to be nne- re
, d.coats ISL, pre, ,ha grsy and blue.
The threatening weather Of the morning
soon developed into pronounced rain tnat
increased as the day progressed only more
,;S.orrsoineIv,. Men and women retained
:, aces moi the reviewing stands and those
,.mainipg stood upon seats ana protecteu
themselves ss'well Ms they could witn UNI
s,ins The neeple Oh the roofs. whence
nav expected to obtain good view OF the
,rade as we'll as on. seats, quickly sought
: 40 sheIter of chimneys or went below, Inc
,aats however, continued crowded.
i,roadway was a sea OF umbrellas, bunting
ling to fagstsffs aud walls OF houses, ana
ne brightness Of the morning coon uisSp-
Eeared. a,;,s-sdon,;vaa IN.
>,ofiIla OF steamers and vessels OF mueh OF
ne exuected glory. 10 IL was u mover parade
= NJ yort and IL attracted q great deal
,fobseryation. The programme ial9 down
ar IL by Admiral Starin was strlctly al,
Tered 10. Boats to the numoer OF several
f.nn0rcu TtDQtENOhsNN
,,nad in division and steamed
80 Ncrlh river and along the New Jersey
~. until ooposte SiKty-fith street, New
or thence returning down the New York
.,de of tbe river, arouDd the battery ana
tuto East river. steaming mere AZ Iaf a. .ne
yy-yard returning alonRoy the bt90kiyn
.nore NJ the starting point. A. Bay hidge.
,s,he boat bearing the admiral OF the heet
nsssed the Tennessee flagship, Admiral
i,ooner several ships OF toe United states
6red a salute OF twenty-one guns ana maae
,ther demonstrations custom airy upoo sugn
occasions. At noon every steam Nnlsue 10
che ciiy began salute, whlcn was w
broken for Eve minutes ume' during WHICH
.v,tnstapding the rains the bands
-. constantly proceeding. Several corps
we're appointed police and kept the people
On ire oui vive. All details
N the celebration were fully carried out
Nv volunteers of the fire department OF tne
resent ana past, and more GIVE SOCIETIES
~. besd of the column reached the bat
,sry Al l2.SO~p. m. When President Ar
mr. arrived At the battery stand, ne was
.sign.d a place there with the governor
nj revisved the procession. Lister he was
riven of 20 review the uref psrsoe ~
sssmers, sfter which he went 70 tne suv-
'-essury 20 address the ues1s 49,. a.
vwh ngton statue on lower broeoNsy'
-rbe crowd Fas . surging mass Of humanity,
"a cS.ersd the presid ut and gave q
,xr4v recogutfion 10 Governor buuer,
inc. mating Il occasionally BY cries o.
r,uksburv.u Rain Vas SUI falling, out
ere wss no vi0dov without ifs occupants
,lstforns aud pubic and private places
GrsrS msrshsl ard staff. accompanied By
- ara tfoops Of Pbilsdelpnt.. the City
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