New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-30
the Equitable Building.
In the following order:
40 it began to move

in the following order:
Breves rIoyd Garrison Marshal
Band 9TH Rogment United po stasS ni,rd staes
New YORK Conmandery Of the Loyal Legion OF tho
Commaners Of Posts of Grand Army Of the Re-
public in counties Of New-York and Kings
Uniformed Tatta on Of Veterans 9TH Regiment
~ Uniformed 3; 70 M Veteran Militia Associations Of Nev'
Hand I'd" Of the General Service, Y. s. Army.
society Of the Sons Of the Revolution. 49,
First carriaee-Thc Plan and Scope CommIttco nav
ing the general supervision 81 the ee'snf1 n' r
er,ck s Tallmadge ami samuel j. Babcock.
secondThe Governor OF the stare OF ned s,s,es
on his right hand On the front seat the Mayor OF ne
cy Of Sew.York and the president Of the Centennial
Tbird~The vice-Prcs;dent Of the unitrd states tn.
Northumberland Of the State Of New orH the
chairman Of Of The h, Esee siatcs
"i Tonrh ri, Secretary OF the and wahos
Blaine back seat. the Secretaries Oh war MI" ''
U" Finh1T. secretary Of the Interior the Postmaster:
General, tho Mtorncy-Cenerol ana inc secretary VI
sIxh~The Associate Justices Of the Supreme cours
III seyenth"Tle General Of thu Army retired General
sherman the Admiral of the Navy me MaIor"eherA'
commanding The Army ana sna anh cnators Uscock
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hayes anU ''"
and Evarts. -,
In carriages and on foot the rest OF the pro-
cesson was follows -,
The General Committee Of the Cen enniai "a ,b
Tho Governor, Of states. taking pIeccue,.r, III u"
order OF admission OF their states INFO me NIL I,,oa
Tho official representation OF the sena'e Oh INC
Ire official representation of the House OF Repre-
seniafIvcs Of the United states. -. pros,dent of tbs
BOARD Of Commissioners Of the District Of Columbia:
6Iicers OF the Army and Navy who by name have
m o , rencsentaon Of the Society Of the Cine
cnnan cute, rudco and Judges Of the Court Of Appeals
Of the he State ate Of Scw1York. e.
Court Of to State Of NewYork and judges Of other
Courts Of Record within the city Of Nsw, YORK
Io state officers OF the state Of YewYork Judges
and Justices OF other Courts in the city % New 1fA
ucads V Of Depariments in the city of Ncw-York
Mayor Of the city Of BROOKLYN
The Roa Of An at Sl ny ry and ocers Of tho
Army ard Navy Of the United states; .,o..
Invited guests. without special odc: Of prcceuehce'
FOLLOWED BY MIGHTY CHEER.
II was one mighty cheer that rolled along
with the Presidents carriage as il proceeded, with
its escort of troops and civilians, all the way
from the foot Of Wal-st. up to Broadway
and thence TO the Equitable Building The lland+
some files of regulars and eth Regiment veterans,
the LOYAL Legion and Grand Army commanders,
and the distinguished occupants OF the lew
carriages that followed that Of the President.
were received with, cordial greetings out II was ,
Nations second century OF CONSTITUTIONAL governs
mont' that the phudits Of the people We're given
/ i'll the greatest volume.
The crowd almost became unmanageable, for
the end of the procession by the time 1t lad
! reached the Statue OF Washington was one
mingled and almost indistinguishable mass OF
civilian delegates, policemen and eager sight
sccrs. who were impatient to follow the Presiden-
rial party to the Equitable Building.
Strong cordons of police, drawn at distance
Of a block on every side Of the Equitable Build:
ing checked the fierce onrllsh Of the people, ana
safe within the lines the National guests wcro
dccorously taken within that mighty structure;
which so prominently testities TO the wonderfui
changes in hundred years around old Federal
Hall and there the President received the
hundreds who had been privileged to meet him
first