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IOfost sqs @abI bic foIssnSss gisfuI.

iOfOrt sur @abI, bic fOIsenSss GefuI'
tat erBab
Select gounciI-Sar Burns: g. g
O'9pnnea, Patrid Malia, so. 9. SIC.
@aipIep, patrid Barrett, @eorge 5rep,
W. 8. Mabon, Sd. u .@oobipin, Mar.
lin SeanIon, 3bomas D'Yople, Daniel
/ B. 8ausban, M. S. @orbcn, 9bomas
9art-1otaI, 12.
Sir Sitdcod: Steele g. 8roofs,
Soiepb 8. Wlebmap, Charles NeuIs,
g8m. 9eIIOiu. 6. S. Mattss, s. 9.
rries-1otaI, @.
Common GOuneiI-Slr Burns; SObn
u. 2aBar, Spbn u. Mc9lamara,
8o6ert 81. @iliams, Sobn 81 8i6arbs,
Sobn 5. 2ofius, George SrabIe, SO.
8. 8ime, SObn SIannasan, q. gals
iteob, q. s. Wefett. Wlartin M. 2as
belle, 9atrif pbiaips, q. S. 9ubiss
-3otaI, 10.
SIR Sit@coi %. o. ebriimas,
@eCrBe Suboom, 6. 6. @bittenben,
Sacob Sddfer, gbiaip 9irf, 9. S.
9ilam, S.. $. Glempns-9otaI, Z.
TotaI, Burns, IS; Sitdcod, 10.
glbpefenb ipaten bonn Select council,
9Grr, Sones, 9Iopb; BON Common
Council, Miaer.
SnnerbaIb ssbn 1linuten mar Der
9anSe SpeftafeI boriber. Die 5reunbe
bon Burns bielten fpdter in 9iirr's
Birtbidaft cine @lprififation.
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9lIIe @meiGen beutsn 6arauf bin,
baB nit bem Gintritt bes Sribiabres
iid aud bic @eiddfte beHern unb bab
oas Sabr 1885 eineS bon erobcr 8egs
Iatifsit ipire. grpBe 8apitalien Iiesen
untbdtiB in ben 8anten unb man oarf
ii6er Iein, bab bieies @eI6 nit benz 8es
einn 6eS 5rabiabres nutbrinseno ans
eeIeet ipiro. gnslanb's 8eripideIuus
gen unb bic @dbrune in anberen Staas
ten guropa's, ipeIde ben Musbru9 einss
arieses iebr ipabrideinIid MAIDEN, Der
ala BIibabIeiter fir bic Mibseitimnten
bienen ipiirbs, seben quite Soffnuns, 6ab
Der lleberidub unIeres @etreioes na6
europa isinen @eS finbet unb uns flins
eenbe Wliin3e einbrinst, aud i'm 6abs
riffade sebt es elmer ftbIbaren Beners
una entseeen.
lin iebo9 Bis gum Sribiabre 9IIes
i'm ridtisen @Isi9seipi6t 3u boltsn,
foIIten bieienioen, tpelde bic Wlittel
baben, ibre SduIben plnttIid besabIen,
bamit bas @eIo fir ben IofaIsn 8erfebr
in girfuIatipn bIeibt. gs bat Ieiber
alI3u 8ieIe, bic BEL ben eriten auseiden
elmer @efdaftsitoduns ibre 9abIunBen
sinitellen pber aufibieben, tiobbem ibre
ginnabmsn sbenio resslmdbis iino tpie
borher /; iie srtparten, @ott tpeib mas ?
unb iiimmen in bic aIsemeiue Slaee
vidIs6te 3eiten" Iauter als ale glns
bsren nit elm, nur 6amit iie cine Gnt.
fdulbisuns baben, ni6t be3ubIen su
mliien. 9as iit srlinbfaIi6 uno mebr
aIS allies @nbere seeisnet, bic @eiddfte
ipirfIid idIedt su MAIDEN. Mer @eIb
bat, gable, unb bsIfe bamit feinen 9tads
barn iibsr bic seitiueiIise @ei9dftsftOds
uns binaus. 9as 1T i'm IOfalen 8er'
tebr Der einsis ri6tise @es, um quite
3eiten unb fr6bIiGe @siidter su mas
den.
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staStratb.

3pansis Mitslieeer nabmen an Der
SpesiaIiibung Ses Select Councils am
9Onnsritas glbenb tbeiI.
Cine srpbe Mlaiie BON petitionen fur
Steuersrlaliunsen unb nm 8efreiune
rpr ber 2iSensiteuer tpurben einSereidt
uno bic Iebteren ben Stabtratben Der
reIpeftipen WaroS iiberseben.
8eim 9lufruf Der Salair5erprbnuns
ilbernabm NeuIs ben 8oriib, uno auf
g(ntras bon Sarriss tpurbe iene GIauieI
in Der 8erorbnuns eeitriden, tpeIde
cine Strafe bon einem Dollar fir iebe
SibunssperIdumnib fsitiebt. 9ladbem
cine 9lnsabl 9lmenoementS gum Ibeil
aneenommen, gum 1beil per;porfeu
iporben iparen, seIan9te Die Sercrbnuns
sur sipeiten 2efuns.
Die an6ereu @ei1dfte tparen nidt
bon ausemeinem Snterehe. 8srtast.
Ser Common Council belt am Mpns
tag glbenb feline bertaste Sibuns, bic
lansipieriS unb i'm Nlsemeinen reiuIs
tatIpS mar.
9. W. gtaib erildrte in elmer 3us
idrift, baB es ihm aneenebm mare,
iGpn am 1. Rdr3 bon ben ftdbtifden
8dumIi6feiten 8eiib erereifen su fDn'
nen. Samter & 2ebp bOien bic Mafbs
inston Saue fir $1,000 has Sabr an,
bod ipuroe ber 9ntras neriporfen.
Ser Stabt8eomster Iu6 ben Stabt'
ratb elm, Der Grbffnuns Der neuer
8oarins 8ropt Bride bsi;uipobnen,
ipeIde am Samitas 9ladmittas itatt.
finbet. 9teeeptirt.
Die 8erorbnuns sur 8ermebrune hei
9oIiseimadt tpurbe aufeerufen unb gal
8eranlahuns su elmer aninirten 9e'
bate. Gbittenbsn mar ber 9lniiht, Cd
iei tpeniser cine 8ermebruns oIS ein'
8erbeHeruns Der YoliSeima6t nbtbis
Supbam idisn bisieIbs @sinuns gu bes
gen unb iaete u. g., er babe eines
Sadts sinen golisiiten setrOffen, bel
fanonenpoa ipar uno ben er per Mnger
mad SauIe brin9en lieb. 9irit, 0ieHet
unS Dubiss iparen fir cine 8ermehruni
6er YuIissimadt, bod ipurbe bic Mab'
resel nit sebn eesen neun Stimmer
beriporfen.
Gin Mntras bon Gbitten6en paiirte
Sab bas 9oIisei @omite iiber bic Siscipi
lin unb 3bdfisfeit Der 9oliSeiforce I'm,
terfuhuneen anitellen ioa.
Die Yerorbnune ;ur 8eiteuerine bot
gersndeunssIOIaIen pafirte brittle 2ef
ung.
9aa6 elmer Idnseren, in srDbter lin
orbnuns eefiib=ten Debate iibsr bi
| 8erauseabuns bon Bombs ipuroe bi
WabregeI sum Druid beoroert.
9tad Grlebisuns einiser unipeIsnt
Iiden @eiddfte pertaSten ii9 bic Ser
ren.
Die eemeinibaftIide Sibune bel
Der 3meiee beS Stabtratbss sur Mat
eines StabtanpalieS fanb am SANTA
glbeno Itatt. uno ipie mir idon pUris
@ode erfIdrten, III Burns Der erfoIe
reide 2aubioat. @eeen einen Dian
ipie s. 8. SitGeod, rspublifanifds
2anoibat, bate Burns einsn perbdli
nibmdbis Ieidten Stanb.
Serr Sarries rief bic 9erinmmIun
UNI 7.40 llbr sur Orbnune unb auf glr
tras tpurbe 9ubies sum 8oriiber ei
pdbIt. ScanIon nominirte Burns
Clemens nominirte Sit6eod. 8od
Der ais 9anoioat anseflnbist ina
| ipurbe gar uiht nominirt. Der Stab.
! rntb berlor ipeuis 9eit nit pnrlnmei
tariIaen Sda6sdssn, iOncem idri
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1leber Grbbeeren. = Sreunb
Sobn 8osbart, Der bsfannte unb erfpIe.
reide &uniSdrtner bieier Stabt, Ienbet
uns ScIsenbes sur grsdn;uns sines
neuIiden glrtifeIs iiber grbbeerenans
pIIansuns. gr iagt: ,,ueber Gr6bees
rem babe i'd burd Iansidbrise Grfabrs
uns fpIsenbes 8efultat su bemerfen /:
SpbaIb Der 8oben i'm Srabiabre trpden
1T, reiniee man bic 8eete bon allen I'm.
fraut, Ie9e As 3oa auseebraute Spps
fen iiber ben 8oSsn, bod bari man bic
YHan;en nidt suoeden. GrItens bdIt
bies bic Srddte rein unS siebt benieIben
einen feinen @eidmad, unb sum Qebten
unb 8sfen fur ben @drtner bait es ben
8oben bon alien llnfraut frsi au6
brau@t ber 8chen ipdterbin nidt ees
biinet su iperben. 50 lit i'm Nnganeis
nen Der @Iaube perbreitet, eab Elm Grbs
beerenbeet erIt I'M britten Sabre cine
quite grnte ergiebt. 9tuf Iangidbriae
Grfabruns eeitibt, beitreite it 6ies.
Menn CUTE frdftiee 2eser Miiie gluguii
in suten rei6en Boben perpHanst fper.
ben, 70 1T cine CUTE (iinb bic bsite) Grnts
i'm eriten Sabre su eriparten. Wlan Iegt
Stpei Beete on unb beobadte es unb id
berii6ere, bab Seoermann su bem obi,
gen Helultat fommt. 9lailrlih muf
elm Beet nusseriKen oSer bann Gin britt
tes Beet aneeIeSt iuerben",
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Semitic, sini6IiebIid erbien. 2sss
SparseIiamen un6 iebe bic @urssln
aus, ipie an anbsrer Steqe teidriebsn.
= Wenn eine neue 8babnrberanpfians
suns notbtpenbis 1T, made man iie
frGb; tbeiIe bic alien @ur5eln, 70 bab
elm 9luse an iebem Stld berbIeibt unb
iebe bic Stiide in fart ee6iinsten 8os
ben BEL bier SUB 9lbitanb in jeber 8ias
tuns aus.-Brinot bic @erf3euse uno
@erdtbe in Srbnuns, fauft neue, ipsnn
n5tbis; madt &dIten, 2attenfiltsn unb
anbere @ebinbe fiir ben Wtarft, bic ale
beutIih marfirt iperben-SammeIt allen
Ulilt unb adtet barauf bab bic Saufen
iid niht ;u itarf erbiben.-8efdafft
8obnenfansen nnb GrbienreiIis, ebe
baS 2aub aus19Idgt.-Die 8iiben ilnb
3noIen fir Samenbau pflanat, iobaIb
Der 8Oben ii4 beadsrn Idbt.
SIumengarten nn6 Sra ems
pIat.
Die Arbeiten bier beiieben in 8orbes
reitungen en-8eht aaes 0sni1te bon ben
2aisnpIdbsn unb sebt ihnen cine Gopfs
blnsung nit 9lI6e, feinsn 9upden,
@biliIaIpeter pber anbsren 9ineemits
tsIn. 8efdet blnne Stsllen. aoat
friibseitis, um cine ebene 5Idde tu srs
baIten.-Wenn 8dums i'm Wintsr bes
fhdbiat ipurben, idneibet bic berlebten
SteIIen eIatt ab unb ipenn bic gSunbe
sroB 1T, beltreibt iie nit pfropfipa9S
Ober OeIfarbe. = Madt neue pfaoe
unb re9t unb ipal3 ben GieS auf bett ais
ten.-9ie 8ebeduns fam bon ben
8eeten nit 8lumenspiebeln entfernt
tperben. @enn bic 9Hanssn ii6 iitsr
Der Dberfld9e Seissn, ballet Strea Bee
reit, UNI bic 8eete su bebeden, ipenn
faItsS Wetter befiirdtet ipiro.-Samen
einidbrieer 9fansen fiir 8eete &c. fam
in 5eniterfditen seIest iperSen.
Treib bauss unb Sen fers
y Han3en.
Ndbrenb bic sunebmenbe 8raft Der
Sonne reidlideS 8llben unb iippisen
@uds beeiinitiet, bermebren ii9 AUDI
bic Seinbe Der 9Han3en, bic Snieiten.
M6dentIides 8duhern NIT Tabai III
ratbiam. 8immerpfIansen fbnnen ebenio
oft nit Tabatipaier beeoiien iperben.--
OeftereS 2iiften unb reidIiheres 8esies
BEN 1T erforberIid.-8Iumensipiebeln
in Tbpfen, naabsm bic 8IitbenitsnseI
abseIhnitteu iinb, ldbt man tpadfen,
bis Die 8Idtter tpelfsn, tporauf iie ua9
unb mad absetrodnet unb bann an einem
trodnen glaB aufbeipabrt iper6en.
Spdter fam man iie i'm 5reien pfansen,
mo iie braudbare Sdnittblumen BebeH.
Die 8ermebruns- Der 8eetpHanjen
Iollte iebt beIdIeunist iperben, iin einen
8Orratb fiir bic 8eete gu erhaIten.-
pHansen, bic i'm CONNER in's 5reie
fOmmsn, bGrte man bur9 2iiften an
miIben Taaen ab,
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@pu Netersburo.

Die GrbfaI @ornet 8anb Der
sebnten @arb, ipelde erit etiua brei
Dlonate eriftirt, bat in bieisr fursen 5riit
idon 1857 an ibren neuen Snltrumens
ten abbe3ablt un6 aud i'm Spiel bereitS
70 ipndere 5Ortidritte sema6t, bab iie
BEL BEN Mastenbaae Der Helief Seuer
Gompauie sur sr5Bten 8ufriebenbeit
ipieIte. Sur ben SItermontas 1T bic
8ano ipieber fur einen Bal ensasirt,
tpeI4er bon Billy 9iesIer in 9iatter's
Sale absebalten tptrb. Die Orsanis
iutiOn beitebt aus l6 MitsIiebern, meift
iuneen 2euten.
- Soiepb 8aumeifer, I'M No. 2
S8a&t su 9unmpre anseiteat, purce
am Donneritnse bur6 cine quIpsrs
@rpIoiion i@Iimm i'm @eiidte bsr'
brannt,
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gson ser sabfeite.


Den beuti9en Srauen Der Sdoieite
itebt Gnoe bieier @ohe eine ueberraia'
uns bebor, inoem 9orbma1er 8isi bon
Olppbant (ipsnn es eas g8etter erlaubt)
NIT einem Waeen bou 9labtorben iein
Grideinen MAIDEN ipirb. Das Stiid
foitet 25, 80, 35 Gents, feinen Sent
mebr unb teinen tpeniser. Sebe 9dus
fsrin erbdIt elm Stiid Wluiit gratis. =
S%appalss .O,a SOs0. G LSs;D'n sasssssp sMl
Sss..s.aun''''.n aso w ."d'F'' o"i'
''p"'"' ""' oN'"uS'p'"~"
I'm ihrer Sreube iiter bic 8oIIenbs
un8 Der 8oarine Brpot Bride glusbrud
su sebsn, ipsr6en bic Dsutiden bon
SlOeum Stat am ndditen Samfas
@benb cine Seier in Der Central parf
SalIe abbaIten. Die ARRANGEMENTS
iinb in ben Sdn6en ber Serrsn Ssnrp
@rm5rult uno SoPn S9psnt'
gsm aui ber Siibieite cine 9rdmis
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= Der nabe ben 8uttermiIf Sails in
@puniing County ipobnbafie 9aGer
Smith ipurbe am Snmitas bon einem
8ofgdnser Namens SIpnn 70 f6per
mibban6eIt, bab er ieinen 8erIebunssn
pabri6einIia erIiesen ipir6. Gs ideint,
6ab SIpnn ben Gbeleuten Smith feline
8aaridaft aufsubeben CAB, beren 8es
tra5 etipa s400 lit. gm Snmitas bers
Ianste er @sIb, I'M an cine Sauferei su
eebsn, uno aIs Smitb ibm baHeIbe fur
einsn ioIden 8iped peripeiesrte, srsriif
SIpnn Elm Sdlreiien un6 fdIus ibm
mebrmaIs bamit iiber ben 2Opf. slbnn
lpurbe mad BEN @spmins County @es
fdnanib asbraAt.
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g. .. Nppers. gIputhefer.

Sebar etrObe, SCRANTON. pa.
eiseuiIdmer bon goluers esber giqsn
Bnrm ecroinI, afitrwurm.Spmp. 8anos
lpnrm'8ertilger. 8abnen.SDrup. 8bserbaIiam
tllr Suiten, GrtdItnn9sH nno 8rdune, oeutldjes
Eminent. 9nmaiea Snstuer 8isbpuIuer unb
bleIe anbere artifeI. 9
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Sas 9baf ab,p arts.

= Der glame bes StetIer 9obIens
tuerfes in 2adnipanna 9opnibip III felt
Der 8eiibnabme bur9 bic 8. 8. & 50.
60. in SaIiteab umssdnbert iporben.
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. Sartfeibiafeit.
9ntt's Naars IGr6nnasmittel.

gfaHfs Rsph ceer eariseaaF burd4 cine eiuiise
Mrfiifaiirn bitits s}afbtmiittls tn aIan1tnbts
Ganar, rerwanbflt. Gs iririt auI her ettlle, cine
ndiafli&e Tdrte rerIeitsHb. Nei arctbtftru ID
laHsi cIRss: a asarras e., Relp Vori.
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Or. 9. 8. 9fmmamm,
@spriifter
pentidJer Arit Il. 0ebnrtsheIftr.

Office; SIN Saui' 6es Serru RidaeI
Miler, 30. 4s0 Geoar auenus, II. @aro. SO
Offieetunoen: 10 Roreens 12-2 Weit.
a9s uno 6-8 abenos.
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scrantpn Wsarft=8eriebt.

@6deuiIidi forrisirt uou 3. 3. @ibmaDer,
526 qadawaHna Mpenue.
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Sinsoea &leiOer Cans.

Matt man in's 9sbsu ieinsH srRsh Sdriit,
60 brinat man lsitsr Itiht 5citn nit,
limb bod lra man btflfibsi inmsr ifink
DAP aulanbsrea man in efr Well sri@stn'.
Grff ibuts nc @inbsl unb Gin lausee tleib.
Dp9 balb eer 9una' na1 Sad une oelfu
fhrfit
'Rt gBsIle ard unb 9ultnbfmben brauht
DIR anabr, iptnn fr iaum srff sbtn traudbi.
Mlau pSdtIf rnipcr, IS biItst rtr @tI&mad
Sid peiirr aus, sum Bad brau9t man hen
Grad,
llub manHsn DplIar brinet man riaie bar
1ann nuf beT MObssrttin RaH9aItnr.
glls tiefr @5tlin prisIftr III btfaHnt
Das ,,Sinesefl slsiber-paue" tn Sfaet uHe
qenh,
gs fItibei andttn Tupis arees eerrH
SeIit, etTHmadspn unb fsie beGmpefrn.
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&feiberbdnbler,
&erren:Sebneiber,
mnb Tabrifantem,
400 unb 402 aadaipunna sIpsnue,
GcrantOu, ga.
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turned out about forty men in gray overcoats.
silk mats and badges. This club and the lroquois
Club, of the same city, were received
with marked favor. Some comment was
excited by the appearance in the
procession of the Blaine inauguration
club of Maine A splendid banner of black and
gold Aoated over 500 men representing the
Crescent Club, of Baltimore. notable feature
OF the procession was the Flag cavalry, of the
District of Columbia, in which the electoral
votes of the States that furnished Cleveland's
maiorties were represented by horses. one for
each vote arranged in States by color They
club Of Lynchburg. Va, and by number of
mounted clubs wearing colored sashes.
The last brigade was composed of the Veteran
Firemens Association, of New York. drawing
their hand engine, the district fire department.,
and Baltimore fire company. The remainder
of the brigade was composed Of civic organiza-
tons
Taken all in all, as a combined military and
civic display. the parade was undoubtedly the
largest and finest ever seen in Washington. The
number of men who marched past the presiden-
tial stand is estimated at 25.e00
Vice president Hendricks felt somewhat IA
tigued, and retired to the Executive Mansion for
rest before all the civic organizations had passed.
Many other persons also left the stand before
the parade was over, because Of WEAKNESS
AS the Cook County Democratic Club passed,
they saluted the President by waving their
Eandkereniefs. At the conclusion Of the review,
the President and party proceeded to the dining
room Of the White House, where they partook of
a lunch ordered for them by ex- President Arthur.
There were present besides the members of ex-
President Arthursy Cabinet. Mr.. Villas Mr. Man
ming, Mr.. Lamont, and several others.
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full benefits of the best form of government
ever vouchsafed TO man. And let us not trust
TO human effort alone. but humbly acknowledge
the power and goodness or Almighty God.
who presides over the destiny OF nations. and
who has, at all times. been revealed in our
country's history. Let rs invoke Ills aid and
His blessing upon our iabors'
When be first began the crowd applauded
whenever lie paused to take breath, but after a
while centented itself with cheering him as he
made his principal points. His reference to
prohibition of foreign contract labor called out
loud and longcontinned applause. but his al
lusion to eiyilservice reform met with a faint
response.
ADMINISTERING THE OATH.
The address was concluded at two minutes
after i O'Clock and then, turning to the Chief
justice and bowling TO him, Mr.. Cleveland said:
II am now prepared TO take the oath prescribed
by law AS the Chief justice arose TO admins
ter the oath, the vast assembly cheered again.
The PresbleEt-elect stood facing the Chief
justice, with the crowd on his right Chief
Clerk Mckinney. of the Supreme Court, stood
Just st the side of Mr.. Cleveland. and held the
Bible upon which the oath administered
the PEesidentelect also holding it with his right
hand. The Bibie used is a small, morocco Gov
a Bible which Mr.. Cleveland's mother gave him
when he left homo as young man, and at his
special request the committee of arrange
monts had it in readiness for the cere-
4nony. The crowd preserved perfect quiet while
the impressive ceremony of administering the
oath was taking place. but when it was con
clnded, and as President Cleveland laid down
the Bible. after reverently kissing itand Shaking
hands with the Chief Justice, who was the first
TO congratulate him. they cheered loudly and
long ExPresideEt Arthur was the second man
to congratulate tire President, and then followed
Chief Clerk Mckinney and Senator Sherman
president Cleveland was then introduced to the
remaining judges of the Supreme Court, to
lieutenant general Sheridan and General Han
cock The other persons the platform then
pressed forward, and many of them shock his
hand As he re-entered the Capitol he WAS
again greeted with cheers He walked to the
basement entrance, where he first came into the
bulding, and entered carriage, to be driven in
tire procession to the White House
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THE GRAND REVIEW,
Features OF the Procession as Witnessed
from the Reviewing Stand,

WASHINGTON, March AT the conclusion of
the ceremonies at the Capitol the procession es
corted the presidential party back to the White
House. The two carriages which contained
President Cleveland, ex-President Arthur, Vice
president Hendricks. and the Senate committee
OF arrangements took positions in the first
division. and the line started. Tho greatest
enthusiasm was manifested all along the route.
The crowd on the sidewalks had increased so that
twas impossible to pass through it; many people
were forced out into ths roadway, and tho
police had all they could 90 to Keep the avenue
open for the procession. When the head of the
line had reached Fifteenth street, halt was
made, and the carriage containing tho President
and OK President left tho line and proceed
ed by way Of Executive avenue to the
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The Greatest and Most Successful Display
Ever Witnessed in the Country.

WASHINGTON, March 4.-The public celebra-
ton of the day ended with a display of fire.
works. lncharacter it was like all displays Of
fireworks, but in volume and variety it is said to
have excelled any former pyrotechnic exhibit
ton upon this continent Withal, it was sue
cessful to the mnutest detail The scene Of the
exhibition was the White lot, a narrow 200 or
300 acres slopirg gently away from
the south front of the Treasury,
executive mansion and State Department.
Uncounted crowds began early to find their way
toward the spot from every quarter Of the city.
For an hour or more they waited, commenting
meanwhile upon the singular appearance of the
monument, hundred rods beyond the fire.
works inclosure. The lowdr third OF the shaft
was not visible but all above was dimly out
lined. like the ghost Of itself, against black
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THE NIGHTS DEMONSTRATIONS.
THE GREAT BALL.
The Car, -si,eaf of the Occasional Scene of
Beauty and Dazzling Brilliancy.

The Cap -sheaf Of the Occasional Scene of
Beauty and Dazzling Brilliancy.
WASHINGTON, March A brilliant finale OF the
Inauguration ceremonies was the ball tonight
II put the cap-sheaf of gaity on the more formal
aud serious though grand ceremonial which
preceded it. Beauty lent its aid to crown the
incoming administration, and amid the light fes
Invites of the ball the formalities Of the inaugu
ration came to a close. The ball was held in the
unfinished new Pension Building, an immense
structure inclosing a RECTANGULAR yard
more than 800 feet long by over 100 feet in
width. AS the door opens on the interior
the eye is danzed by sudden blaze of light and
color, and the mind confused by the immensely
OF the scene revealed to it at glance. A hall
ZIG feet long by ll6 feet wide, lighted by sixty
gigantic Sicmsns gas burners, 500-candle power
each, which are suspended from a roof whose
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THE PROCESSION.
A GIittering Display Which Battles tl.s Pen
ell of the Reporter.

ell of the Reporter.
WASHINGTON. March 4--Lons before the hour
set for the movement of the procession the
music of hundreds of bands heading oreaniza-
ions seeking their positions, blended in one
onfused roar. EVerywhers the shrili note of
ae fife and Of the kettle drum was heard By
70 o'clock the entire population Of the city
seemed TO have deserted its homes ard occupied
the streets on the line of march The crowd
was something unprecedented. even in this city,
"hteh Is accustomed to receive tho outpourings
81 Inc Nations population. Men, women and
children pushed and elbowed in the vast throng,
yet u was good-netufed crowd, aud evidently
disposed 70 do justice to the occasion 1t was
wiling and anxious to be amused. and pucked
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The Duty of State Legislatures.

Legislation in every State should regulate the
sale and use of the many poisons resorted to by
women in their desperation to obtain beautiful
compilations. There exists in Dr. Harters Iron
Tonic every requisite to accomplish the object
without injuring health or endangering life.
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An EmbezzIinr Treasurer.

PHILADELPHIA, March A warrant was is
sued today for the arrest of John Cooper ex-
treasurer of the Decatur Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION, on charge of ernbeZzlement.
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