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ANAIVERSARY or THE OLD Gram
A MARCH UP THE AvGNUR, 4 SERMON BIZ Dr.. g ,
IIEFANY AID A : I,ppRr-

MARCH UP THE AvENUE, 4 SERMON BIZ Dg. = =
TIFFANY AND a SUPPER.
The Cd Guard celebrated It's sixte.b anni-
yersary yesterday few days later than ts,a, a., =
count OF Holy Week Time deals lightly W IN IA :.
argns, and venerable body and it vas remarked a..
veterans IN Irchei up add down Fithays IN the a.,
sunshine. that uniforms were mover fr.,,er r,L
m)re imposing ana hair less gray--oH the huse 49,
1T east-oven In the crack militia tys when tho a.
Guard It's first laurcls IN the tine Of Ian
Quincy Adams and Anirew Jackso.. The f.st ylt.s.
too, had historic air, listening 10 an annlvcr.ary
mon having long fallen ont Of the military manual
MAJOR George W. Mclean had is-ned orders for n,
battalion meet promptly at o'clock a the nrm,,v
Fifth-ayc and FOurtecnth-s. line formed re. In,
on FOprteenth-st., ana about 230 the parade BEGAN
The OH Guard Drum Corps. In white Jacket, aud laf
led the way with DrIm-M,jor Hi at its he'd Then
came the Major an STAFF Oh foot aud he kIlire VET
in white coats high black beavers and bus tr,n
ers with yellow str pes In the front rIOs marched
half dozen varying uniforms and b.Hc tei.
NETS. They the honorary st1f Of vs..
Itors and guests, and in the 10 - wing
order: General Whpplo. L. 8. A., General Hanc.cks
Aduiant Majors FOllet {. w. stevens and Au..' stu,
Whitcmore OF the Ancient AMI Honorable ARTILLERY. Of
Boston lieutenant FreieTick Wengt0n.o the W. -a y
ter C0nuncntdls; SURGEON Nainwr ght, o. the Han.
lord Foot Glari aid Colonel Lee Chamberlain and
Major Edward I. GatHl OF the staff Of General AZ
The column marched steadily the Avenue. th.yuyh
Madison square, amid great apP.aGs'.
The Church OF the Holy Irlnit,, Mani on and
Forty sccOndst, it, Ohecty" pDiht but the slrls-
battered by their recep ion KEEP 10 the VII
Hotel. thon turncd For y-ci gh IN 81 and Owa
Mad sJu-ave. to FOrty-secOni-st. larLe or ,N1 al
ga hered IN the church, and by the time tie I'd
Whte co ,ts had hcd into their places on the nJor
and the cOlors deposited on each side OF The
every seat was nll-d. The Rev DR.. " uF f. Va sls,
pastor u the church and chaplain OF ihe Odd ca
US unavoiably absent and the Bow Df Clar G.
Tld.ny Of Zion Church, had kindly oteret MS e,
chaplain instead. DE- Tiffany took As H. tex do re
advice to Solomon: " BE strong aud SOW tays'.fa
man, and preached the "mdnlv man y OF tio. nj
patrIo ism "a illustrated by the Vol ute mi d,
IN Unlted States. Applause out Of Ice.
but ne members OF the OLD Guard were unauimo N
concentrations aud approval Inc mu-c Us
under the rectiOD OF George G.. Redwood lhr 80.
ist. and from the choir Oi the church 40
Holy Trinity
At $50 the battalion formed again win lt, 81
resting East Forty rOurtst, and marched lcy ms
armory Fourteenth-st SaDres were deposited hcr nt
o. march taken up again to the iOtel II
Post Commander &. ". Stevens. OF ia Auc e and
Honorable Guard, OF Boston, Installed the o.t 4
the Guard elected week or two ago, ~ p.i O)n
and then all went down 10 supper.