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umph. He was. received with a greater roar Of
tributes OF feeling ssemed more. spontsneoas.
Con. Lee is larg> blond man OF commanding
soSH ss hono nn w fna xut M
e2Hwiny 5'gh H., and st with easy grace to th9s.
men. The Virginia soldiers we're uniformed
a. ,S rg!e 10 gray frock and blue trousers.
ginil regiments added white bands crossei at
tho breast and shakos alternated with the hei.
ard precision and the cheers for their ieaiei
; THSr' echoed in rlandits for them Here again
soldiers did some capital marching.
HERE COMES THE SIXTY. NINTH.
Thsns mere In all ns s y, yirsnS
and three, or four colorsd oomTanics. Next
came tn. Maryland soldiers. consisting of one
and then Iuitcr in tho .enlioros and along
ne sidewa!ks announced tho arrival Of thu
4"qs rSis rts and Irsn Emfn, Of New
warm tnvorite all nlong thu, route. 1t was not
unknown here; for had passed through
Washingto on before. on its way TO tho Nirgnin
min ninth were well cont as'Sd as1; nsi tho brilliant
uniforms. Of tito Gfenadiers .iioe4am6ean
their, fine band. ills division was closed By
the Fourteenth Ohio Regiment. watch did such
Its gaycst item perhars. was tho Busch Hou.
ayes. proprietary company. managed by the
the Hpuaves are int nded "a ~, advertisement
they certainly malis u very pioasins Que, and
ought TO bs paying Investment. They march
and drill with beautiful accuracy.
TAMMANY AND THE OTHER BOYS
This ended the military DISPLAY. but there
we're SIX briSades OF ciyi!lans yot 70 come ant
they had got their moneys worth. md some
dropped away toward home THO final division
estin9 Of all. Heretofore. Of course, the parade
aad not hau partisan aspect To- any marked
distinctly Democratic, ind ior that reason q
ncSSslty 70 this generation in Washington.
S xysr tho to f F h9 ps
RKd i";, under e I'm Nd, OF Cen Horatio 9.
1t was decided to give Iammun yV ahs
coveted place at the head Of tho columns hei
DrsoSdence over rival Clubs Tie I"nor Of e es
corr duty to the brigade was given to the jack
nitled club. which is always much RULED In
tn%pS5 whsn "oOreviate he'
ranks and headed by the Seventh Regiment
N swo hs
borne for the fret time in public in honor o.
eS shawn o s o",sfps
now for tho first time; at It's warriors. smeared
with war paint. savage to behold at Its mug
30 well how to carry doubtful states. " >A
hSpe fs' Irving ia%f1%SS ss5s IN
long white wige and ANTIQUE suits. They
hs ola 81 shons n ana sssa
oSnS hS BY n I'd:
Vson bS. tho taunas bemaorac V'f neadsa he
procession. Their turn out was, splendid.
nu%bers w" H an ND t he'
which they excited. am9ng politicians at least.
or a. the s asD' oso d1 1sy 81 , s a
and they al marched as i they felt they had 4
he tn Moass
,SGs SeS hsr .Sr hS a tbs Is s
ihrpuEh i9 time for the Are Two hours
FIREMEN wIND tt Ut.
The clubs that followed were now. however,
much smnier for tine So that those wig
euSs we're Ssr;
extraoriIsary eScssneo Of thsir dro s and
marching.
The last feature of the parade. after a troop
OF cayaly represen'ing the Cleveland electoral
vote by States 1S means OF groups of different
and here ''S We had mSdern improvements
projected on background OF Jerorsonian
fashioned Now York iire engine companios with
q machine. Jefferson No. 20; Following this
the fathers zane tho splendid fro engines s OF
the District Fire Department and, those shin
ing engines out OF the road tho crowd rushed
from either gutter tn meet aud iniD.lc Oh the
broad spaces Of the avenue. and the procession
was over.
IRREGULARITIES or THE MUSIC.
The military music included in to-day's pro-
pramme deserves special and individual mem
ton. Like everything e!se connected with the
anS ra hardy m to h AZ
expectation as whole. though In some In
stances. Of course. admirable musical effects
Ss drum hall #se edSSs s% Ssv yssa
city, the Marine Band Of this city. aud Austin's
band Of picked musicians from Oh icagO carried
of tho pail for correct playing and inspiring
selections. Gilmore's band. with tho County
MHi sss s%'
9ysa July " Ts Tn a cst e hsT peri
was grand and impressive Gilmores men
also performed some mobile music. and Mana
behind them. Some OF the less pretentious
bands did excellent work: notably. tho Albany
land. and tho Eighth Regiment band Of Penn
sylvania. Many others. however were rather
The drum corps created quite as much of q
sensation sen in their way as the bands Many q
and striki effects were prod cod by ingenious
binations FOR Instance. a pittsburgh corps al
the head OF the second Pennsylvania Brig
and fifes that they could be played In full
harmony. instead OF IN unison unison as + usual, and
effect. as in The Dlus Bells Of Scotland" and
other tunes Of that sort. The First Pennsyya-
neudsd six or sht trnmpet 81 adon 10
the flfes and drums. Tho effect OF tho
delivery OF the melodies BY the trumpets
richness. and suggested tho march Of Slavonio
or Oriental warriors. The drum majors came
ferrous gesticulation and prcst,digltation. One
Of them carried q harmonlcon. from which he
occasionally extracted piercing shrieks. On
tho whole. the music OF the Inauguration gave
attentive observers the idea that bands are
going down, and drum corps are coming up in
military estimation.
The New Yorke-s IN Washinstou How Tenn.
many Cos Her Piace-They All Dance.
Tammany made strong push for the first