New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-01

quietly hero. Tho Government Offices, banks and
public schools arc closed. Few storos arc closed.
Many flags are flying. Tho various denominations
held services with good attendance. At Trinity the
pew occupied by Washington bis visit to Newport
was decorated with smlax and flowers and draped
With American hags showing thirteen stars
Ncw-Haven, Conn, April 3o.-A salute OF 100 guns
was fired on the Green at noon to-day by order OF
Mayor Peck, IN honor Of tho Centennial.
Carlisle, Pom, April 30 Special. Tho exercises
incident the centenary OF the Inauguration Of George
Washington were celebrated in q becoming manner
throughout the Cumberland Valley today. In this
city all business was suspended. A noon salute
OF thirteen guns fred the bells rung for half All
hour and all the steam whistles blown The exercises
wero held In Bosler Memorial Hail. and the largo
meeting was presided over by tho Rev pr Georg'
indian India ohldrrn rom the Government training school
several hundred in number were present With their
ing tho Presidents proclamation. the reading Of wash
Ington's inaugural address. tho reading from wash
lngton's farewell address, music and short oiauoh
Easton Penn, Aprl 30 (speciaD.-The day was
observed in Easton ~ partial suspension OF bust
moss in tho morning, and a total suspension In The
afternoon. Tho public schools, banks and pubin
Offices closed all day. Bells were ruhs NJ
o'clock and tie Court House bell which Is l2e years
old, wa, tapped 100 times. Special religious ser
College the members Of the Washington Library 70
ciety held snnvorsary exercises and lstrr tho Rev
pr Porter delivered an . IN e .eo e.lsSr
lions are borrowed from tho ancient Romans. ana
read his own translation, In The lame "e'' ~ 'N0
Original Of liorIre's Carmen sarculAie
Springfield, H., April 30 tSpcciaD. The centen-
nid of wsshin gton's Inauguration was appropriately
celebrated In this city to-day. Members OF various
civic and military organizations to tho number OF
1900 had parade IN tho morning With e1ereises on
Children to tho number Of 600 made .hort-ps
rade and held patriotic e.cre S,.;- SnS MEDALS 0'"''
pctersbure Va, April 30 (spcclan.-The public
buildings hero were closed to-day and interesting
services wero held At Ic different churches Tho
students Of the Virginia Normal and Collegiate lnsputo
held interesting exercises at the Institute budins
whore addresses woro delivered on the Constitution
of the United states and also on tho character OF
President Washington. The proclamation OF frcsi
Kingston, " Y. April 80 (speciAI. services were
held in nearly all the churches VI tho c hero at
this morning, and business was generally suspende1
this afternoon. In tho old Main street keiormeo
Church autograph letter OF washington wa. ssaa
By Washington 10 tho consstory VI tho church IL, rs,
Spouse 10 an address Of welcome. 1t Is dated N0'em
bcr 10, 1882.
New. bedford, Mass, April 80 (spcciaD.-Centennlal
day Wa ushered In here by tho ringing OF BELLS fol-
lowed By appropriate services 1t Protestant and Csth
Ole churches This evening public literary ana
musk al entsrtAinEent Was given, presided o'or oy
Mayor CLIFFORD. Tho City Guards and three Grand
sna nppy man"factarrs woro closed for the day
Flags decorated many buildings
Auburn, y. " April 30 speciAil.-A salute oi
artillery and tho ringing Of all the cys bells usheTed
t., ~. d.v here Union services were held in several
churches at o o'clock this morning. This afternoon
procession moved through ms ,p nGspM s'' s"p.
tenplal ball took place this evening
worc,.,er Mass April 30 (SpeciaD-Th, washing
ton Centennial was opened hero generally by the
cburcbes. but beyond tho firing OF 100 guns on tho
Common at noon by Batrry b. there was no nun III
nal olsery ance. Flag. were u'spisSea al o'of u0
city. -, ,,.,~,,. -.
BEVERLY Mass. April 3o.-The one hunnroo.h an
,,versayv Of the Inauguration Of George washington
uas observed hero general honaAS eprciA
union religious services were hcid ~ lho fns'
n.r,s, Meeting House. The Rev. DR.. Orpheus ].
snnh.ar delivered an address. This Church wa,
hmIit in i77O and stands In the Same po"iuon Ahu
with but slight alterations to-day. a.,
Canatoharle y. Y, April 3O.-Throushou' Inc
y,oh.wt valley 1t 0 O'Clock this morning. whistles
.rs blown. bells rling and nags raised IN mono. o
tie Centennial Apprpriate services "ero ne'u S"'
work OF all kinds was suSpehhea' " =,
Newburg, n. Y, April 3O.-Serees "ef0 he,u ~
several OF the churches fore TINS no,'Ans AL
,sas c.neray ss pended, National salute was nrrd
", wsshncton's Headquarters, tho church bells were
n,ng and many flags displayed
stanton, Va, April Gothic scntehnia was Wv
-, herr nv morning services In tho severai
stnchss and appropriate sermons, tho closing OF
banks and the postofhce and partial suspension u
business go, ,,, ,,,,., r..o r.,
orally observed horo. Tho banks ana courts sc'o
c,os, and business was In largo meAsuF" saspshdoi.
Annron1a.s services held In all the churches
IT,. nntc schools celebrated tho event With patriotic
songs recitations and readings
Te.nvcr Aprl aO.-Ou account Of tho dsagreeabe
.o,diton Of tho streets caused by tho heavy rams VI
the last two days, the grand parHo WHEN was -"
no,nced for TO- day the celebration Of the Crnrnnh
mt taxa Dlace. SfS1ces WeIS
T., m.rv NJ the churches. meeting was held In The
49,, r,,nd oncr. House this Afternoon. under the
.,,.. n, the Grand Army and . number of civli al.
National societies, at which az CONGRESSMAN ,n
de,,yarc an grafton the life OF George ""hias"''
IrdI.napoIis. April 3o.-The day was generally op
, a., ,,,s CIV Business was suspended In ANY
ill.,. % trade and the public schools wero dismissed.
n tho forenoon services wero held In NUMBER VI
oh,rrhes. while in others addresses wcro uen'ereu
hy veil. known men, Senator Turple spoko IN sL
paul,s Cathedral, and John M. Buuer ~ ny MUM
church. In the afternoon street paraae e'hs'.''hk
NJ military and civic organizations, accompanied oy
numerous bands Of music, was w,sn t,ns IN TomIin
aU Hall addresses wcre delivered by Judge Byron
K Elliott Mayor Denny and othsrs.
birmingham Ala, April 3o'-Ihe Cen'on",A' "
w,sh,nron's inauguration celebrated here to-day
,v , sneech from Senator John II. Morgan on tho Con-
,,,,,t,on OF the United States He closed by showing
how that instrument was sufficiently elastic to enable
the peops to rid tbmselves OF the element OF dl:co
negro suffrage saying that this was the ultimate 81
Car,hape Ill, April 30 (spt shaD -Centennial Day
observed by the schools and colleges IN the coun-
,,os az Hancock Adams, McDonough schuyler war
ran and Henderson In this state Bells "ero fuhs
and saI,,tcs fired. Each town was decorated VIE
National cmblcms. The day was generAny oo'0e|eu
Iocknort, N. Y. April 30 (speciaD-Tho washing.
,o,' c,n..nnjal was celebrated here today ~ tho