The sun., 1889-03-05

ley Matthews was missing lIc is ill., and may
never sit in Judgment again, I2wCrnE aH agoTT W
stature greater than Washington and so mas;
sivcly propoytloncd that Washington would
have seemed slender were hc to como DqeR h
halted In front of tho left hand hanl;, OF ,Scais
and between them and the throne o! the PrYsi;;
dent. There they found ten high backed padded
chairs, in which thcv seated themselves.
The next person to attract attention was
John W Noble the neSt STsrTetary a. 81 the in bo
best described rs looking like our senator His.
cock, though he Is not so phIegmatic In lact
he is of quick and nervous temperament.
THE NEW WHITE HOUSE LADIES.
The pews Of the Harrison family werG T.,, dGs-
scended unon that part of the gallery ina body,
and created tho grentest tlutter OF eNcitemeni
come ran ali around the gallery. and was fol;
lowed by the stir OF men and women rising ana
moving about 70 get good view oI the men, zen
affairs are henceliorward to DO discussed y inc
WHOLE fEiion Mas rr2oaniy an IN ihGiiana hia nr.
easion for the first timo ut an Inauguration.
L9passts The 1 iast that G tisy aid 6 vas S no
Harrison had q bunch OF lilies OF tho val loY big
Mush to fill tie head sarrsd e. DarrS 1ar
fSlSsed fSses ,rs souSaSi SsKoS o. cHPsd oes @ "@ and
american bsautiSf name II f9r ira HIEs yaristy
looked wan and tired. She sat down, between
her eldest son, Russell. who wore a big white
Rss s"aSe ysry nna 0d done p in
silk muf1ler beyond these three sat
Mrs MsKee who was ,SS GGnririlGy GinnG,r snI ds
SaEsS doSnrsht Saaufy Erunetto S M Mrs M levi + Morton
and her daughter sat behind ,ho rIt roy o ,'f 9f
ibs Tas S ana tba the wb ay M cce
came senator Saunders and his WHO. inc par
ents of Russell Harrison ane his wife.
THE PRESIDENTIAL TOILETS.
The toilets of tho ladies' of the Presidents
and Vice Presidents families gave exceptional T,
Presinent's Freshmen IS wife vii Wore Wore a a cloth gown Of dark
serge color. embroidered with black SIX, 2
and gold effects. completed to simple but
beautiful street or carriage costume. n,i Mrs;
panels OF white nioir6 aud white ball fringe
dainty little wrap of the 10th and white trim
mings. with love OF bonnet matched tho
Mrs. Russell Harrison was very effective in
darkrcd CLOTH with trimmings nt BLACK sllK
and astrachan fur in applique. The panels Of
were OF this rich design in six, and fur. A
ue the bright and pretty COS; amS.
Ex-senator Saurders's wife, the, mother OF
Mrs. Russell Harrison. worr 4 handsome cloth
costume of bronze color, wit Persian emprolu-
Iico-Tresident Morton's wife wore n gown
OF nentral owe lllll, Win INC SiluN VI
cord embroderies lust touched with silver.
The wrap was OF the cloth to match the gown
trimmed with the Olive cord omProIIory. and
tinted buds and leaves. The Vice-Prcs ldcnt,,s
ye weye IN TerS smp treSt eosfmmo rom
Mrs. Lord. the sister of Mrs. Harrison. was
in black, as she still wears mourning. Others
of the Presidential party, rc!atiIeS and friends
erable father; Mrs Delin,, ana Mrs. atom tho
Harrison. Mrs. Irwin ,Harrison, ludge John
Scott, Lieut.. and Mrs, Parkcr. EX;,SfonatorMnnd
Mrs Sausdsrs MrS r. n1 MrEee Ne. Mr and Mrs rs
wife and daughter Of the private secretary:
Prcsiden ht Mrs. NJ L. s. Ayres and nd Mrs Mrs. Allen.
Mrs. 4; ]. Halford. and her parents. Nh and
Across the aisle in the second scat snt the
wiie OF tho prcsi,iinG officer o. the Senate, Mrs.
ingalls,. in dark cloth costume In tle din!o,
anH " yS4sFy T'rs sS hs @ye' q ho WHO nd
Daughters Q! the Hawaiian Minister, and Mrs.
apd Miss Blaine, the latter in " cloth costume
private gallery were the wives of senators
tockroll, Teller; Hoer. warts lIawl,y, Man;;
dersoln. Stanford. and with tho latter Col. and
Tie supreme Court circle was ,rcprcsentcd
by Mrs. Fuller. Mrs. Blatchford. Mrs. Harlan.
left The scat reserved for Mrs. Cleveland. and
corresponding with Mrs. lIarrison's. was n,ado
very Dg her err piHnTe Gn !! va pSo
Mrs. Cleveland nor thee, ladies Of her Cabinet
circle were present. Tho members OF ircsi-
floor of the Senate. They hold over un; Prosi-
dent HarrIson's Cabinet is confirmed. But
eyidenty Their wives ian ana on daWSIr Wa teS t hi
morning.
THE PROCESSION TO THE Fast FRONT.
The Vicc-Presdent announced that the Sen.
ate havi ing completed its organization It would
o f @ h5 opf ncd ss %oa re
sworn in. The procession was then formed in
tho following order,
A. <. Wilson, and the Marshal Of the ,SVIIeme
Court. j. NJ. Wright. the Hon. Hannibal Ham
lip; eX.Ni;e. tg9Sident 9f IT. ths United states
OF the Supreme Court; Col. Canaday, the Ser
Reant- Of tho Senate; tho Committee
Cockrell President Cleyoland and tho Presi-
dent elect. Vice President Morton, and Gen.
Arson McCook; tho Secretary Of M the Senate;
and two headed BY Senator Edmunds and
Senator Ingalls, tho members of tho diplo-
navy navy members. Of the House Of ,Torresenta-
, E ssr 81 he Gsr 5asG aa4 ad GS o
others W ho lad occupied seats ip The Senate
shall be an exceedingly dgniiled aftuir. but as
n matter of fact, L IS almost always gigantic
scramble ana that Is what II was to-day. |
except tho Senators md tho old and !
new oflcla ais rushed by different routes to try to
head each other of, and secure tho best seats
possible. To-day tho rush was attended
with several yiolont encounters between tho |
ioorkeepcrs and tho public; At last; the outer
air was reached and then tho long line Of men |
recovered its dignity and moved slowly out into |
the driving rain upon the half-acrc form of
pho boards, crowded with kitchen chairs and |
open to the angry elements.
A sTEAMING MULTITUDE.
From that platform President Cleveland and
Mr.. Harrison looked down upon $4,000 or |
10000 men and women standing shoulder to
shoulder In mass that reached as far from |
'ldo to side as the ,boundaries OF Union Square;
II Is question whether Union Square could |
possibly have hold SO many persons, oyon were |
i rid OF its trees ana benches The spiteul, |
slantng rain was beating down upon |
no heads Of that patient mass that had
been standing there lor hours. Only on tho
1utor edges Of the assemblago Were any um-
orellas raised These protectors wero all fold
ID up and used as canes so as not TO obstruct |
my mans view. The people were all So sop
Ding wet that they gstencd and genmod IN
no daylight. The strangcst thing about ,
ho crowd was that it steamed, Steam !
,ose from the shoulders. of tho men
md women in clouds. and As fast as they. were
blown AWAY other clouds formed and chased |