Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-04
MARCHING VETERANS.
Parade 81 the Grand Army
Of the RepaBllc.
Esvsa Thousana vsssrans d Ilas-
vna TAronEs q spsssaaoEu -Rsssp.
toa - ths Favnlan-Aaars@
~ Gsnsral shsrnAa.

50 \ ItN-i3N3. AIMs Ha-~MtMGH ~M4IH
this morafuG the streets q thls oity
have oeen ihronRed with men, woman
aao children. eager % seouse g Rooa
Rlacs % see the grand pasede e lhe
or4no Array at t1e hep19lla, wa ten
sas timed 20 start iron Naune1a agenua
a lQsSQ a. -. A. eaflp - , O'Clock both
eldes ~ al the streets along which the
pfocesEioa was % pass we're nlcd with
eager happy otowds. ready 10 extend
% tie veterans q naosl joyous Vel ome.
On MonfaomeFy and Market alRea&a
earpeatars we're buaq aFeotfne alands
tef thoae Nho Were uillinz ta Re1 good
places and 30 pay for tAam. whila the
windows ol the baildtn1a we're allied
VITA l43ies and children, 20 whom tha
places of honor \ a oeea conceded.
rHR FnouEszoN.
Owing b ne large nnmbar az Posts
and ths nambex ol men paFliaipatinN IA
tae parade, tue pFoeessinn did noi nsa
started until II o'eiook. 1Aa ssFFiea
RANKS 81 mea and snelr exssllsn9
marching a. they passod down NAunos8
avenne eltciied the wisdast eneafiaa
aud enihusiasm from TIE spectators.
Who hned the street. and hllcd ihe win-
dBga % the ooiidinr9.
Tha hrat 20 start IN lhe mAroh waa 4
platoon Of police under Chief Crowley.
1hese we're followed bg . detaohmenl
q Unite States tfdDpa composed az
three companies 81 infantry and lhros
batteries Of artillery. Ihan eama tha
National Guard of CnllfoFnia nndor
command Of MAJOR General Tulnball
ImmediAfaiy falleUtna the iae1 e ths
National Guard and between them and
the nrst detaehmens % the Grand Army
Of lhs Republis. vas
WAGON LApEN WITH FLownna
which Wera hsapsa hiah and which
wsEe streNn b. little mirls aluaa tha roaa
70 Be ttodten oy the Union's defenders.
This beautiful aliegnfE was greeted
everywhere along tho line Dg iaqora
shouts and loud cries of adnilEaiion and
approval.
xHz pErAsTzEs.Ir o. oAx1EonHzk
Was the hFsi Ia The line nf march AZ
the Grand Array delegations. The aan
kfAnelaso Roeta we're In She van aud
Wsrs followed IN niose order b TIE dele
cations from Los Angeles, Nan Diego,
san Bsruagdino. 8loaklon ond uolu5a.
Tha delegation from fulsre hofo q dis
tinQulshina marx ta thn shapa 81 &
.8HuMEaM I.L ssh 81 MAt|M ". |.IIIa
poasd Of stalks Of wheat, topped with 4
ietteGa s'ruiaRa County, After the De.
partment Of California came q nam
Der Of
HAsTKnA pBtEokTI0Es.
C0nspiou0ua among theaa was the Del.
aaatlon from Naw York with ita forty
battle worn and bullsf-Fenf naae, which
hung "a tatieFs from thaif BlaAs. and
which uete r8TerentiF aainted - he
spectators and eountermaFchinQ CON-
sBdes with raised hats, aud then IoudlY
and oontiunnuslv ohsared. Conmandaf
10 Chief Bardeste, the ofEooEa Of the
Grand Army and Generals ShoFman
and Logan, who osonpied carriages ia
the raKadt, we're picked Gus b. she
crowds alona The Fuute " the parade for
marks Of voolfefDua waicome, and she
cheers Whloa penred for fer them
continued 20 follow them like 4 wave.
Nearly All The delezati0us had
aoME coNsrfcuaus AND nTnnKgrIno
raAruRE
Which called oui ihs plau lis of she
spectators. AmonQ th - we're tuo
drummer girls attached 20 Que ui the
California visiting delegations. Another
VS. . younR giri IN toe eeatnme of a
"Daughtef q the Hsglment.p The
NEST numeFcu4 hoaerel, were she
handsomelY equipped dram oofpa,
which accompanied nearlg Z ! Sc visit
Ia delegations, and waoHa bright col
ored feQimenials esFped % relieve sha
monotony Of tle long lina of eh0gs Ia
biue." Many remafk4bla circumstances
we're noted b The lockers %. ne o1o
which Was a n 90 auansed on was the
larR. nambsr OF gray airad FeiaFan1,
who trapped along Ia line with a. elias
ne steps e. be youngest mombega of
the dram oarpa.
ruH EENN o. MAnCE
Exlonded As follows. south On Van Ness
on Market % keafntg, north % kaar-
nay 10 Montgomery nvenue. thon into
Montgomery street and sooth on Har-
ket 10 Third and Mimi0n, whera abs
commands uers dismissed. TIE reviow
by the Grand Army on lefa, G3vaFhog
Slonemaa, Mayer BArtlstt and other
distinguished pefsona, took place af tha
intersection Of keafney aud MAFHet
streets. Each band greoled 0ensfai
ShGrman's appearance with he air ok
"Harehing throngh 0sofgia-" The
haad d The procession passed the Aaso-
eiated Press once AZ tae srnaf 81 Pine
and Montgomery alfeein, e. 1918 ,. n,
and ID took two boars and ssVantoen
minutea Ia passing. It's deleQalinn1
from she Southern States mat win
eY D greater applause than those fgom
tae Northern States, aud egeFgona 49,
psaftd in tbs hApp.est mood.
TIE AuLTuUDNa.
Close estimates piasa the uumbsF -
line at II 900, and she erosd which
viewed ths procession ~ $50. .0o0 people,
insiuding visitors. Tue demand for
asais all alouR The line Of parade 30.
cane 20 areat that at aomo points
f5 was asEed for them b. iheoa
ubo rad ereetsd Stands. and in some
fsu easse this san g4g paid. The en-
ihnsiasm thRongheut was unbauadsd,
and the Qsnezai Idiet u that u II t1o
ersatset dag that aan Francisco has
oFer seen.
1na wAaErHo4oN ExuBfF.
The Washington Tsrritory eshibll, On
Moniaomarg slreet, composed pf a.
hibifa fr0m Tasuma and t1s WaiIa
Walla ooasfFy, is attracting nefked ~
tantiou amonx the visitors, aR0 mli oM-
press asFpfiss that q oountfy 80 far
north ahOutd ha - prndn9stte la All