Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-05
TO EHE WHITE Boru
THE GEANDEsT PARADE Eva,
IN AlfRRIcA

THE GkANDEsT PARADE EyasH
IN AMERICA.
WASHINGTON, March
conclusion of the ceremonies 4 /
capitol the procession eseortei
president and his party back VI
White House, The carriages ccul
ing Presiden. Cleveland, ex Presi|
Arthur, Vice.Pfesldent Hendricks
the senate committee Of ard
ments took their positions
the first division, and the
started. Great enthusiasm was b!
tested along the route The cpsI
the sidewalks had increased 30 n
impossible to pass through it
were forced out into the M
and the police had all they es.sa
keep the avenue open for the
sion. When the head Of tbs /
reached Fifteenth street BEL I
made and the carriage cOnlsHi,
president and ex.presldsnl M (
line and proceeded by way n N
tive avenue to the White HNSg
the party entered by 8 lz
The vice-president's oArr9
ceeded up Fifteenth stee M r
New York avenue before lsas
line. Mr.. Hendricks, hcEHg
joined the president at To-
house, and when everything y
readiness the party
PROCEEDED TO THE Rnln
STAND
on Pennsylvania avenue, dixl;
front of the mansion, and u
was given for the line tomoVs
viewing stand was profusslytsca
with flags and presented s %
appearance. i
The president and ex-presia'n II
placed on a projecting platform u
was covered with flags, 50 mnl5
handsome canopy and at the az
70 arranged as to afford 9 eM
of the procession. ArmelAn
placed upon it for their use, nlIg
ident remained standing gun
entire review. Ex-PresldepI
sat on his lett. Nleefn']
Hendricks and the mfnra
his household occupied seas
right and just back OF tbe WI
while the families and frlep%
president and ex-presideni y n
front row on the right. ApoIs, Y
who occupied seats on the P'a
stand were: M
Secretaries FrelinghuyRnc !. y,
loeb, Lincoln, Chandler sla ~
Post-master. General hlns
Lieuten ant Genera sna""
Msior-Genersl Hancod
Daniel Naming.
Mr.. Villas of Wisconsin /.
Mr.. Ell lott of Massacnu'tus.a
Senators Bayard and uAi
Colonel Lamont. 49,, c5J
Mayor Grace and ex'hE .r.,bsr
OF New York and q large n ;aslud
other prominent perseas "A 4
many officers of the army s .,'s !,
and members OF the dlplo,lli1ls'sS,
There were a great many l. ll.ss \
stand and their rich costsll I'm
brilliancy to the scene s,'rd
that there were on the s', a"i,'
1000 persons. II was ten mlD os,ls
two when the president, s,i IN
Col. Bennett of tue insug.dh,ss irS
tee, took his place az "a d
the stand and the ns s,'s ga
procession started from w " X
Fifteenth street to pass y Z q.
The presidents sppeai.sslneVcco ucSe
for a great shout from tns n M
people who had gathers. , y i
the stand and filled me a,ss nj.
yards both ways. .,nDsulsdsl
quietly bowed his acS is,, "a.
a good deal Of c0niusioaa sar
in the vicinity OF the grsInu .
the eff lrts of the po'H nrcs
the the 81 street for the M
The work was ii nally accom- llas ss
with great difficulty, ihe y n tbrsuI
driving llrH fem back with IIa ns'd1 I
T The review from the ~, slsp 30
grand sight and It was "a Ln' n,s's
Expressed opinion that ~ SSiins.I
mi, NAM c psEuq All the cr 'Sss /,
e gave q marching salute ,a :, Ip ps'
s the stand aud the pres.i l1e !, 'niIshl
the compliment BY TslslHsp EslIi
THE PROGRESSION l,cc,,'Ocssd,
The first DIVISION c ,'or, ~
regular United States ~. I'D ~
local military, presen IA lns !
near, nesrance. AS they Pas Iss shM.
tho PRECEDENT faIulsu .a ~ o. ~