Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-29
TIE STATUE or LIBERTY
CeremenIes That Make .
Holiday fer New KeFk.
nartAalzi. fAs sez ptsr. ia ths Here ~
no DAy-A MHliaa People Take
Pnrs h ths Festivities -erAnd
clvle ana MnAazy Display.

Nnw Yczk, Oct % -Tbe rain storm
whina pRssailed aif aay yesterday
CEASED las1 nighi, hat the weather this
mnxning IA vasY unpFamiainq for he
festivities whieh ars 10 take plaaa Ia
eonneeaion With the inauguratioa Of
the BeKthnl2i 9saaaa. a sliRha foa
hanas ever the eily, and ohsunses Ia q
measura the elegant deeeFatione with
which tho city has been beanAi6ea
Fseneh and Amaxiean Aaas are ayinQ
frem housstops and windows in every
direction.
4 aEHnRAx. muEznkx kFR1ARANuR
Il presented b. maEing bodies Of s0l.
dieEa. militia and eivia organisations,
and b. the eeileatian on she sidewalks
Of great crowd Of people. Business
during the day will be aimaat entirely
suspended, she pablo schools will be
eloaed, and eli New York will join In
tba onIabKatinn. Visitors fFpM al asa-
tions uf ths connfFy have hsen In the
city for tw0 days past. and this mora
in@ thousands moEe weze added 20 the
great thFona.
The ssoFnn greatly intarlsrad with the
work en- Badioe'B Isiand yesterday, but
as iitaia was ieft so do, if did net maisar
much WHISTLER is ratnsd or nos.
xHn IAHoa RARADn
Whieh movsd Gus a. 9 o'clock included
between 1900 and 5000 men. Iha
bead Of the e0lamn reached the Batnary
about noon.
Euxzx 4 GuxzoA on PKoPKR
Took part In tbs festivities. Tha vet
with the mad, che ehiliy At
nosphare and the general discomfort.
wefs no appreniabie bar 30 the general
enthusiasm. From the boundary
lines &c the east and waa4 10 the river
'front.' me drifs q people moved
until, when nearing tbs line Of march,
they grew 20 be q side OF Humanity
iammed up against the police line and
cent back q constantly h0winR stream
into the near by avenues.
THE PnouERsIoN
Was 30 have started at 8, but at that
hour tt had only begun 20 form. The
Fifth United states Artillery, eom.
manded By Colonel John Hamilton,
and the Engineer Corps took a position
In front OF Secretary Whifney's house,
"a Fifty eighth street and Fifth avenue
a few inmates after 3. Next came ahe
Old Gnards, who stood near carriages
ID waiting foz President Cleveland and
the members Of she Oaoinst 20 leave
Whitney's residence, whare the PFesi.
dent had spent the night. Precisely
at 10 o'clock, President Cleveland,
by Secretary BayaFd,
descended the steps and entered an opan
saFFia0e, They we're followed by Sec
rotary Whitney Postmaster General
VilAa,s Secretary Lamar, Rear Admiral
Lace and staff, aud Major Whippla.
The Old Guards preceded lha carriages,
and at 10:lb commenced the march
down Fifth avenue. Boah sides of ahe
avenue we're crowded with people. who
waved their hats and applnuded a. the
Presidents eakFiaQe paesed. On oil the
tide streets, from Central Park 10 the
reviewing stand on Twenty-fouFth
street, different military companies and
sivil orders we're formed. The carriages
the President and Cabines
we're followed by q battalion Of two
hundred and ffty police. The United
states Naval Brigade oame next, with
he Engineer Corps, which consisted of
IwO hnndred and fifty men. The Sec
and Regiment, N. @. 5. N. T., than fell
ID line, together with regiment OF
Massachusetts volunteers. These were
BY the Seventy eighth, Twelfth,
Eleventh and First regiments and the
French societies, numberiBg 250O men.
Tho Governors Of Massachusetts, Maine,
Vermont, Conneotieut, Rhode Ialand,
New JeRaay, New York, New Haven,
md shsir STATE, together With the
United States judges, entered earHaaQas
As the Windsor Hotel and fell into
ine between the French associations.
After these followed division made
~ Of the mayors and officials Of the
faEious citiea, visiting policemen and
iFeman, veterans OF 1919. Grand Army
Poeta, civic societies, the Volunteer
Fisemen's Association, the Knights Of
% thiaa, and ether associations.