New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-16

buuor and good nature and yelled and cheered anu
"chaaed" continually Promptly at f"o C'''"
thc gates were thrown back and the waiting nun.
dreds IN EIghth-ave and Iwcnty-thlru-S'' "'"'
through the wide corridors on run ioi the "uu,-
,oriuu Then q steady and increasing tide ot we'll
dressed humanity set in toward the pE ""''
bmldmg and kept up for an hour without any
signs f dimmutIon, until Observers VII"
stood outside wondered al the capacity ol ih'
Oucra House to accommodate 50 great "A thI"HS' Nv
loug lines Of hurrying pedestrians that came "''
East and West 23rd-st met the white-h''lo" ms
who filed MP the sidewalks of the avenue nom the
southward and came down II from the h'i'hN'"'
and the crowds marched into the building uhlu 'H'
.ntitorium was full until the galleries ana lop-
Lies were packed and men hung from the slHli-
WAYS. and until the corridors could hoId
no more The people IN the Ioooy
and corridors were beyond the sound OF
any sneakers voice. so many came back out IN the
streets and swclled the groups and clusters outside
TO throngs.
Shortly before Q o'clock the sound Of marital
r,usic was heard and. headed by drums beating
and flies sAriy playing. the Young Mems Pioneer
Blaine and Logan Club, Of the AAllld Assembly
District. marched mp the avenue entrance ana
as far into the corridors Is the crowds would per
nit them. The delegation was received win
cheers After this the thro1gs about the o'llNin-
kept increasing. The horsc-cars broke through the
masses with difficulty. Several men were emploF t'
bv the roads to keep back the crowds from the car
tracks band of the Salvation Army took UP It's
position near the Opera House and began - sing
HYMNS. Hundreds rushed in its direction to see
what was the matter. pi .kpocket ayailed him
self # the rush t. steal the watch of one Of the
railroad hands The increasing crowds finally be-
came too great for even The SayatJuists and they
beat d retreat
With flags and transparcuc.cs drums and hfeN'
the Ninth Ward Pioneer Corps the Planned
knight, of tie XIIIth Assembly District the I'd
Assembly District Blaine and Logan ClGb and the
Thomas +. Gclry Assoc alton, seVrT1 huhuIr4
strong wearing blue badge, with gold eiter> ana
ear wing tiny American hdgS, arrived. La'h dee
CATION was received with great cheering l-a'
showed the temper and feeling oi the GRO" a. A,
por-raits Of B line and Logan that t3ppci above
.he sen of heads from the banner of the Campo Gn
Ciub of the NllIth Assembly District were
continually cheered. There were cries 'oI ,pi''H
and in the midst of IL stout, tuck-set man "hp.'
stroug. kindly couutcnaIce was ser ,"I hN ,I..
wh.~kcrs. mounted dTy-good> box which lao p''H
vacated by the SalvdtIOui-tS and began a vigorous
Iar4ugue. II was senator Plumb OF kansas Inc
crowd yelled lU~tiiv. other -p"Iarr> followed nun.
Calcium lights we're turned upon the crowd VIZ
rel. white and blue rockets shot up luio I'd" shNi
falling scattered into thousand beautiful star.
Ten thousand people witnessed the display an"
cLeered.
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hour announced Inc 'N'itt'' 'l -iI' l. '''''' ''
tie Plumcd KNIGHTS of the NIIIth District bal
stirred up the enthusiasm Oh lAs a'S'-i '-'
the thousands were ready To catch upon
every incident N'li "l
stool IN a manner for the success of the Ecp1b-
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