The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-02

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parade wss resisws ed BY President Cisvs.
land Saturday afternoon. AZ i.5J the
President left Secretary whitney. man.
Zion on rifty.sev~pth street His carriage
was driv-n down r1fth avenue closely tot.
lowed BY the ag~s eo~nfatniag Mrs.
Cleveland. Mrs. Folsow and Mrs. Harmon.
. sister ii Mrs. FOLSOM. Secretary Whit.
n.y, Colonel Oar Lamont and Mrs. s~ct-.
'sry whitney. The route ~ss down rlfth
venue 20 tbs Worth monument. ~h~r-t the
r-vis~ins stand YES erected. The Pr-si.
dent WAS constantly cheered by the
crowds. When the carriage reached the
r-vie~ing .tand ., the Madison Square
plaza IL was met ~ The chairmaa of the
reception committee. who escostcd the
President % HE seat. The adies with
Colonel Lamont and ssrrstary Whitnsy
were driven IN . closed carriaes IN the
Aib-msrle Hotel, from which they viewed
th. parade.
The start Of the vVuce..ion Vas made
from the ateveps House. Ten mounted
policemen rode st the heed Of the column.
The ds~ ATS along broadway on both
sid.- were almost impossible. the ,hrongs
~ spectators b~ing so dense. no,w ith.
standing tho rain. The Windows 81 the
hniidings along TIE route were aiisd With
people.
The Young Mems Independent Club
beaded by . bssd follow sd the i.a~ysrs'
Club. They numbered about ~ aud
walked twelve abreast. The rain did not
seem 10 dnmj~n their ardor. Shouts and
cheers were heard ar every aide. The
Wine and spirit Trsders' Cinb turned out
iUD strong. They presented . novel sp~r.
tscls o. they all wore handapss. Que
company In tbs parade carried umbrellas
on each at which vas mo0nt~i . small
stufed rooster. Rome men had bandanAs
wrapped around their hats to preserve the
gloss.
Asthe big parade moved ny Broadway
the various ciui~ f.l, into line In ptc.ar.
ranged order. The Cotton E~Schang. Club
With music aud 30 men with handanss
fell In liu- at beaver street. Other clubs
In line we're the coal dealers, stock ex.
change, auxiliary stock, consolidated
stock, exchange brokers Law stui.nts,
~custo'n-hous- brokers. insurance. men. me.
chanic- aud builders, jewellers, hide aud
leather. boot md shoe, wcst sid. Business
men. and Hardnan railroad supply.
Banker In carriages also joined til. pro-
ccssion NJ Chambers street and completed
III. first division.
Then cnm" the grand marsha 81 the
second division with his stan. follow -i by
the first aud second divisions of the dry
goods trade club from both sides OF Leon.
ard street. The Commercial club also
fell In line from the east side Of Leonard
street Then follow 81 the railroad mems
aud publishers clubs from either sid. ~
Franklin street Tn" Photographers
Club fell In from Franklin street. ~ did
also the ga, filters, managers from White
4 Whit.sid., railroad men, independent
colorcL club, aud wholesale drug men.
Coming upon Madison square the pntad.
ing thousands saw a reviewing stand. an
deliberately trimmed structure raising
above . SEA Of umbrellas. The Presidents
box was covered 10y AN awning. Bunting
covered it, sides and golden eagles at
every post gazci c~ompo-edlv upon IN.
crowd. The crowd in the square aud CON-
v-rging streets bafii I'D description.
The parade occupied one hour and iifty.
five minutes in passing the stand, and u
careful estimate put the total number ia
line At |, I'M men.