New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-01
DECORATIONS ALONG TIE ROUTE.

DECORATIONS ALONG TIE ROUTE.
| HOUSES uLUMiNATED AND MANY hhNp'o"h
| FLAGs DISPLAYED.
! Tho line of march along Fifth and Madison aves.
was made cheerful by lhc residents generally along
| the routc the windows of the great browns'ohc
| houses l,oinn Illuminated and filled with people
| The threatening weather and the fact that tne P"-
rade was a night demonstration precuied any se''-
oral attempt ot decorating the houses beyond llght
| ing them Nevertheless n good MANY people shcrl
| feed their flags to the wind and rain rather thah
bc thought lukcwarm their interest IN the parade'
The side of the Union League Clubhouse was
| nearly covered with large flags; some tasteiulN
| looped up over the windows, and others ON stand
ards set in clusters with fine effect Even the clip
house stables were decorated. John Paterson "
co.'s store Mt No. I3l Flth-ave.. showed n large
| flag ~ did "A number of private dwellings III the
| vicinity A The line Of march dIvcrgcd to Maui
son-nvp ut Thiri y-cighth-st., the large mansions
that line Madieon-ave. On Murray lill were gwen
chance to join in tho illumination. large nag
dta,,cd 40. tUs. Glnncine down West Thht"th-st''
tho state Committee headquarters weir hech huit'i
ing with small nnga nnl u largo ilha wa swlhslhs
irtoaa tho street, NhafpH whtoioohn bt No. 81"
| fiHh.ayr, were decorated with ilnga, hnl ~ W'H
the honnn adjoining Tho New York 'lnh lhr !"
yiewinp stand IN Mtdiron square war neatly coy
|
| in front waved u number of state banners oh
| atandaris hunting wnn wound around the hIh'H
| aud ends ot the structure.
A. iLe eyrnIng wore on aud promised ~ be fair
| many more houses were decorated. Beginning ~
| the uppeT end of the aycnuc, there were large
number OF private houses lighted up, No nlo'
Allen DOdwOrth's dancing school, Nos. u anu o0v
were brilliant with lights and flags and filled win
people. Two large fiags hung from the front OF the
Langnam which was TILED with guests. NOS. OF,
| brilliant windows aud for iags displayed; AGAIN
! in a line were Nos 6l6, 6ls and 620 al filled with
| people, the window shades mp and iaPs hylng'
| Large flags around Nos 800 aud 603 and Nos 5i1,
| 54s $50 aud 502 were Illuminated The windows
| in Jaw Could's house were open and lighted. The
whole block from Fourty fifth to Fourty -sixth,st
was brilliantly lighted and so was William Bel
den's, No, 5GG !lodgso1o's fowgr-s'Gre Lowe ORE
| Church Of the Divine Paternity
opposite was opened in front to accommodate
! crowds Of people. The Windsor was brilliant with
| its MANY bright windows. DR.. Guernseys house,
| No. 52G and the next door, were as bright as
lights Chinese lanterns and flags cond eett; inad An
at No. 6I4. A. ;. Browns. Nos. 5lG,
55i7 and 5lS were, also decorated Every ;
crowded full of people. The interior of the Colnn-
bia bank was lit up and used as advantagc-place
for spectators. Dr. IIIll's house was bri llanly
Rooms, No l39. The Butler and fIargods, houses,
Nos. 433 and 435, were decked with
qrs' hnaaon n%% LANTERNS. G Tho k"ssana S%"'fS and
William Moser, adjoining each other were il'um-
mated from The inside.
In East 1hirty-eighth-st Nos. ], 4, Q, :, and
/ / were the most notceably Illuminated In Madi-
son-ave the Dodge House and the house of }. r.
Stebbus were aglow with lights, At No. 23a
Illuminated i'll the windows, and a No. l6i'
just where the procession turned into Thiry-thlrd,
st. the windows were decorated and young men ana
women waved torches aud fired Roman candles
enthusiastically. Nos. lG6 and lGs, near by were
Illuminated. ~
As il satire on the Democratic tactics
in the Garfield campaign, No. 800 Fifth
ave. was lighted mp and showed the uumDGr IN
rh large 6FoRLe ree and IN Mooroutx ,e wSd%@ %o
Illuminated, and also Nos 30", ~ |. by ana
others The rooms in the front Of the Hotel Bruins
wick engaged by small parties, from winch To
view the processlon. A string of lanterns orna-
menied the window on the front Of the Fifth Aye
nue. Hotel Bcloy Madison square were rnr,er mllner
room. S1 many of Weber l"s n0Rs R"abp BraaTury
Waters and Chickering were lighted from the in
side and occupied by people. Coiticr's James W.
lielrs the tenham and other buildings kept mp
the general festive aspect of the avenue
SCENES Ar TilE REVIEWING STAND
now Nh, ntAiVr wts ESCORTED tiiiilith-thh-
sutEUN iiit siANp.
AZ The ,luse of The meeting ~ rhithetins llall
Mi llhine ,p-ehl,iod hia cnitnee ana WA diiten
to The tiili Atenua iinisl After dinner u ierei.
ton WA held hy NJ and M,s ininn, u VIVA a'
tended hy honnlof ani Nrs hheroa, 'ene,al nni
Mihi AhUlhNhI hrnulni hnd Mia thni'Inii 90 wv
.rnoI and MIs, Mo'urnth, lisllnuid hiewali, w.
n, hlnoum, ~ Washington Senator Euprnn Haze
Mas. dcorgo ". Ioriup, state Senator iiirisnU y
Milton Brooks, the Rev, q, y. FhchtDor, Uonorsl
aud Mrs. stewart l.. Woodford, state Senator
Cooper, chairman of the Pennsylvania state Com
miitccj William Waiter Phelps, John j. Phelps,
Dr L. A. Lays. Cyrus W. Field Charles A, Jcssur,
Count and Countess I.ocwcnhaupt Charles Crockor
cx- cnator aud Mrs. T. &. Plat, the Rev. sylvester
Malone. John l. Davenport postm isicr n, ID. Spcrry
oi Now. Haven; H. Iyndc Harrison, Of Hartford
Leslie W. Russell, Father ONoil. Father Murphy
Henry :. Van Duscr, Henry u. Harrison. of Con
ncctcuti j. Scavcr Page, Sir Richard Temple
Rossltor johnson. Theodore Storrs jerks George
W. lIookcr. Judge Robinson of Troy aud many
others over hundred ladies were presented
To Mr.. Blaine.
few minutes after 10 o'clock Mr.. Blaine was
informed that the head OF the parade was visible
The police had formed double limo from the
reviewing stand to the hotel pavement. Through
this lane Mr.. Blaine was taken. He was accompa-
MED by Levi L. Morton, William M. Evarts.
Whtcaw Reid Walker Blaine, General Aspinwall.
General Graham, Lspenard Stew art and Creighton
Webb. Mr.. Blainc's appearance the stand was
sgnalled to the uttermost limits of the vast assem-
bly, by cheering OF the most tumutu0us character.
The applause surpassed in intensity and volume
even that which greeted him on Wednesday. lie
bowed again and again. The corner Of the stand
allotted to Mr.. Blaine and his party Was lavishly
decorated with American flags 1t was lighted
by electricity. In thus respect il only on par
with the rest of the stand. which was crowded
almost to unbearable limits. Hundreds who had