The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-05
SAL N(tEiN'I n COs

the name of tho organization preceded |
the Jackson Democratic club, OF Co |
lumbus, Ohio. Its so members were |
dressed in gray and carried canes ut a
salute.
Maroon overcoats and yellow lid
gloves distinguished 100 members OF the
Americus, club of Philadelphia
The Samuel j. Randall association, Of
Philadeiphia, had about an equal num-
Der of men in line.
TIE Mayomens1ng Legion, of Phlla-
delphia, had rs men in line, dressed III
brown and red.
The Eleventh Ward Randall club, of
Philadelphia, bore a magnificent BAN
ner OF Blue plush an d gold, with por-
trait os the patron OF the club.
One hundred men represented the
Central club of Harri sburg. They wore
grey oyercoats, black hat9'and red silk
badges.
The Calumet club, of Baltimore, pre-
scented an excellent apl learsnce, with 500
neatly alfred mon in line.
! The Topeka Flamba aux club also
made fine appearance
The Cook county club, Of Chicago,
turned out about forty men in gray
overcoats, silk hats and bGdges. This
club and the Iroquois CHI Id OF the same
city were sNeciVed wi III marked fa-
vors.
pI.AlNEGTE s.
Some comment was excited by the
appearance in the procession OF the
Hlaine InaugurGtiOn club, OF Maine.
A splendid banner of black and gold
iloated over go men, representing the
Crescent club, OF Baltimore.
, A notable feature of the procession
was tho flag Of tho cavalry OF the Dis
| trict of Columbia, in which the electoral
: Jotes of tho states that furnished
. the Cleveland majorities were repre-
sented by horsos, one tov eact
electoral vote OF inc state
/ This feature was followed by
{ number of mounted clubs wearing
h colored sashes,
v The last brigade was composed OF th'
i Veteran tiremBn's association, or New
u York, drawing their hand engine.
= The district FIRE department and Bal
F. tinOre fire company were also In line.
IS The other largo organizations wore;
" Tho Cfeuger Engineers OF Newark,
" The First New Jersey j lcmoCtatiC BATTALION
OF Camden, New Jersey.
The East Connecticut Club
!, The r. l., pattls0u Association, OF Phio
D- The Hancock Veteran Assoc'a ion.
10 Tho Young Mems Democratic Battalion, q
I'd Philadelphia
81 The Senssndlrier club, o. Phila0elphin,
~, The Third Ward Continental Club, Of Phlla
'd dlphin,
The Jackson CLUB, OF Philadelphia
NJ Tho Cleveland club, of Phindciphie,,
ia The First Ward GCrmnn Democratic Civ
nd Of Philadelphia.
ir The Americas club, Of Heading, "a
=. The Tpney Club, of baltimore.
u The Democratic Central Association, OF ia
timOro,
10 The Democratic Inauguration club, Of POI
de- land, NJ ssOur.
&C. The First Cleveland Flag Escort, OF Mooer
,ry Missouri
n The Davis democratic Club OF fiedmo
H' West Virginia.
5a- The National Veteran Democratic club
lnt Chicago,
ri The civic organizations made Yo
ith fuo display and we're highly comp
vi meuted by the presidential party.
The members of most of these orgal
cations salutod the president by raisi
yed their hats and canes anc cheering
fed lines.
sed THE LIVE BoOsrEHs.
aid carried by the rammany club a
lew the county Democracy, Of New 70
,ux were made conspicuous ~ they pass
/. of the stand and caused much anu
ment.
nth Tsks all ia all, ~ - combined IN
I'M. tary and civic display, II was the lart
1 am and finest ever seen In Washngl
ob. Tho number OF men who marched !
the president at the stand Is estimu
tho at $4,000
ular Vice President Hendricks felt so
The what fatiguad aud retired 10 tho eX'
the two mansion for rOst before all the c
row ORGANIZATIONS had passed. Many Of
80 porsous also left' the stand before
law parade was over, because Of weorin
As the Cook County Democratic {
MY. passed they salutod the piesiden
we're waving their kandl;erchiels.
'hoir THE LUNCH.
hing At the conclusion Of the royiew,
president and party proceeded TO
their diniug-rOom ut the white house, WI
Lots they partook OF lunah ordered for t
4 at. by OK President Arthur. There :
ling present, besides the members ol
bue. President Arthur's cabinet, Mr. V
.on-, others.
WHO THE BALL.
were The brilliant finale of the inaugur
form was the ball tonight. IL put the
, was sheai Of gsyety on the more formal
,usta, serious Enough grand ceremonial "
preceded. Beauty lent ita aid to c
meut The triumph Of the incoming
ropp, ministrausn, and amid tho light 10
arch tics OF the ballroom the Celobr
which came to close. The bal, was hel
ldiers the unfinished new pension bun
@ also an immense structure, moro tina
feet long by over 100 feet wide. A
wore doors opened on the interior, IN
tho was dQzzled by 2 sudden blaz0 OF
and and color, aud tho mind confuse
.osnth the immensity of the scene reveal
y uni il at a glance. A hal $40 feet lor
OF the ll6 wide, lighted by 60 gigantic Sic
gas burners, 500 candle power
com. suHpended from tho roof, whose ?
atiuns 100 feet above the floor, in a porte
las X. osJ OF streamerS and flags, on
aoro Of waved floors several tho
iaLiOn, couples in brilliant toilets arc u
rrying about in the ma2ea OF
escort dance, whilo thousands
crela around In the on
In coaseless promenade, aud
Indian thousands look down upon them
, boar tho surrounding baloOnie3-th
+. Tho sight OF the grand hall bursllnf
about denly non Ono's visw Is magnih
sticks berildoring. The decorations co
Archsd whole interior with the exception
ed hy root, and this Ia almost hidden
, with view by network Of stroamerf
,h they and bunti0g. All is brilliant colo
lent. which the red, white and blu
Y about OF the American flag predof
.lk hats Garlnuds of foliage and tropical
arrying arc banked about the supports ,
roof and in the corners OF u
,nroach blending with the rich,
before bues Of velvet hangngs
,od mon q glossy sheen OF
( hats, damask draperles. The wealth
"a head is relieved against the back gro
nurple puro white and blended
npol5 harmony and saftnsss
"a this the dinusod light of
acy. which hang from the ROOT
ring 50 great globes of fire. Tho onti
he, Clad forms Il brilliant setting for
ers. aud toilets OF the dancers and prone
an the ever changing panorama
,bout 1876 hoOrs. Banks OF tropical plan
No coats round tho base OF the eight Is
,. umns which support the roof, an
clothes green's are twined aronnd tho
rear oil from base TO cap.
broad faces of tie
Bsvard leaves of palm are s
are, WAS with unique effect. AZ The east
WAS fol- the hall an immense plate glass
of New. l6 feet high aud 10 feet VIZ
beveled edge three inches wid'
,r,senta- ftamo, composed of 800 piece
Chicago, glass, rises from the mass OF pa
.nn club 0Ov5trg against back grC