Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-02
THE TRADES PARADE.
THIRD AND Last DAY OF THE ITAu-
DURATION CENTENNIAL
Floats pairly Flowing with Fair Ones,
Flowers and Fsneifal Dsngns fssh-
toned IN Fsneiful Array.
Try io,nnaph 20 the Dispatch

Nashington cenfennssi celebration broke clear
aud cold another f1no day Tor marching. The
chief aud almost oniy notable featurs OF the
siav win Ne the great civic sad industrial parade
witch forms osriy co.'s m lratng az fifiy-seveoth
street aad liih avenue On account OF the un-
ayoilsbio lenrsh 81 The pegcaot and for tho pr
ronal convenience ci the President the STAT u
% Re made a. $50 a. NJ.
Atg O'Clock tho presidential party win take up
their position on the rcyicwing-sland At Madison
Square The route viii be iOst 70 'he reverse OF
s,nl Of yrsicsyisy's procsesion-down tiith ave-
Due 10 seventeenth street, TO ami around tntoa
Square by Fourteenth street 20 Firm ayohDe, 70
Washington square, 10 MevaeiY fls1e, 70
broadway, ami down taat thoroughfare 10 Pine
Street
Tto orier 81 march includes a feature thst
establishes beyond pora6vonture The fact that
The u. rsde will 10 q croai ono. 10 VIII have 70
Iauyr moro slowly than mat on yesterday. on
account g ile number o. tHhlcAuX ana noSts IN
unc, sul ihnre Who attain points OF vantage
rerlv % isr,. lIinr Witnesses ~ tho spectacle
81, uke.y 60 Dol Keep; Ia their seats al day Ions.
Tf.e Pres Irnt cx Gccts "a leave Tor " ashinR-
fon ifnfr,,! atc'y aficr the parade.
This orouirc wili be devoted 70 series OF
fa-cvo. gatherings In honor q tho different
Nisitort 90 itr c,lelraiion The most imp 'rtant
belng reccpHon bg Tho Bar Association 10 'Le
Jusuces a. gre supreme Court
General Bltafleld Win hts stan Of ono nun
tired moo tooG up heir positions Al hiish a'enu3
and riuy-ff.h street a. SO A. NJ, but ~ tHt
hour mono q the examinations had PM IN an az
pesrauce Inspectors Williams snd s'enrs' VIZ
on account a. 40 injury sustained by insPs.t,n'
Conl!n viii have entire charge 81 Size parane'
we're early on haOd.
TuE MARCH BEGINS.
ByQA. NJ the organizations began marching
aui cofuierm6rching in the sic streets getting
into position, and ~ thNt hour u looAed 0s II
Hisrt would be made 10 O'clock.
Prom early In tie mornifg too familiar scenes
o. The two days previous wero re-ouhcted at the
various railroad dcpDis loauing into the city. OK
repi 10 nis that Inc Incoming crowds instead Of
leng largely made w Of military we're COM
posed q slght-seers and Industrial organize
lions which were coming 10 take part IN the pa
Tsde The visiting hremen were coming IN on
every train. Many az them brought their gsylY-
br1cckcd apparatus with tnfm.
Atthc Elevated ra,lrCG1 stations IN This city
the sccuo throughout tie morning WAS one 81
almost Undesirable confusion. During tho
hours from 90 o'clock various bodies Of men
which we're % tase part IN The great parade
cenrraliy sought 90 avail themsoives 81 the
fsciities Afforded b. these roads 20 reach their
le-tnaton rapidly. Gad consequently the crush
WAS grsaf On tho fnst Side tie difficulty vas
aiie4 io ty tnc%G't Shat the crowd was only hd-
united through sinele door 70 purchase uckots.
RuI being compelled o. 90 tn single blc TIER
progress Was necessarily slow. 7 his WIS also
true iu a corresponding degree Of tho West-sde
fianobs. WEere. however. the crush WAS not -
tr.at ~ town in the side stree cts the scene was
enc ~ END as confusion. owing 90 the dimcuity
ll handling uudulcd men.
oN TuT BIO BRIDGE.
The crowd on the big bridge. too, was greater
than ~ Wa ou tuesday. Carloads Of p0tsen-
Gfrs wore, however. - m ptied al inc NeY Or
tcrul minus with marvellous rRpiiity. and kept
moving 10 Tie street or Elevated railroad with
Gus delay. hundreds Of miluamsn from other
critics VINO participated IN yesterdays parade
visited iho bridge on Sightseeing tour mus
adding % tAe crush The tlroHg on the prone
Iaie wA- swoiled by thousands ~ people who
LAD never seen tao structure before, ana the p0-
Ice hal their hands fun 70 keep thu passage
ways at The towers clear. or course THIS
crush az tho bridge aggravated Inst at
tue Cit.-iah .tGnon on the tie7ntod roa J,
tut % was al taken good-naturodly by The
people. 6ul no serious damage resulted.
AZ 800 O'Clock the parade started, headed 10y
Sergeant liaum and sixteen mounts ~ policemen
ard Grand March "a Buttorflcd Gn1 his tan OF
aIdos, Numbering fi1. nnclv mounted ard
wearing 0rauge-satn sashos with silver bullion
Eos7ucs aud fr'age. The Grand Marshal showed
considerable annoyance 81 toc teriine~ with
which the organizations which should be among
Die nrst in huc arrived.
he AID bis n,dr- were on hand nj Ffty-seyenth
ana Firm avenue before $50 ocock AMI 1t wa
thought rlat uv Craud civic patade could be
stsrt.u 40 sJl 4 telegraph sta ion a. tho point
where Do ana DIS aides were stau'nei brought
lnowloige 0i .hs slow movements that 0cca-
ciout1 hn hours delay.
Many "Or TIE TINErT'
Inspector Wilisus VS. 20 charge Of a large
eIial o. police shout tue starting point. auc
eEtrythlrr went ON smoothly All along the
Iiu. oi m.rcE 'le ItrFHlgs steps. stau-s. auI
wagons lalu- rlF.t occupants, ant women
passed. 300 s.eflr .-irams IT, points q van axe,
many carrying 40 den boxes nli cami-sloos,
NfN t"t F N.A NnffN. llNhttl'1 NNuAniiiiA-
lu1c.o, The o>senD.a-e ms an orderly ono
avs gave ro tro-bio % ANYBODY.
Th various chm caer ma tad sta1fs for their
paffhi lnfrL ho stand 81 tiic ESQ mRa Catholic
or. au a m was Wc rlrH !94, me lower
PORTION ltug et apari Tor ths Distinguished
,.erayrel. an ur1-. ha.t at IN tAe cen rc 81
ris.a. fi. semi. Of tfa 4" -Four Hundred ercci-
CD br t. Common Council, were 1l e. whom ihe
traul En..iii' arhod that point 90 igcnty min-
ulFs before l1ntl >. 'u.t sctpfe the hrao on uic
psrsQe reached .Ais point sound 90 hre- "cli-
were heari and the hook uilaidef ttnfk
como numbering along through fOitY-seco-I
street. The street. Pc tuIs point VAS chOked WITH
people. uhrv a. whom mad boon duvcn along
Gown ny lIr ulfHl police Iu"F ana tho
regular I-'rllmeu took 800 me s.tna ion at T.
glance. ami ll ilHft d tmirauir nauuer ci"h ca
Inr gay Ter f.. lrr truct Wit1uut o'''a sCulug
Any great r.r ..ioH or using undue force.
80 ile >tcHari mansion, tMth avenue a1d
rtIts-folrfl street. no head of the parade
.uaar 81 ppeal luco Just before ID O'Clock. A.
nIfraiy iuliglntod the different trades and a.
to..ti1as wero -o late Ga arriving ai tue point OF
assembly, taaf they could not AXE Tie places
81. lsle1 tLeI iu iiue by General hutorheii.
quE Observation-Disclosures.
ID. b.ys from 81" Nar.ols charitable institu-
s..as a.1 rllI'c .hoo.- oelli more used 10 dls-
Npe r.. t4tir elders In lheir parade were
me plbi-.sc4ool scholars. comprising eight
1.tf.ions oi 500 each. under the command OF
.l d. Robinson. ana cscofu,s a tauinau o,
- Wellington AZ Nal-y FORGE were wheeled
f.t. tl,f- avenue from Iuueth street, ehclung
r...r applause from TIE mass o. people GA tie
..t~alba he tstleau repro 'eptet tho Gen
f...l bus Rilfor- fuarteIt al Nally Forge hhd
t.. meeting 6itl Baron slcuoet-
%, Exempt liremen's Association O. this
C.. t. tue utmh er Oi 20 came next, qua Siler
I..r t.- lGmmauy Han braves, under Inc cnlet-
r4.-tIg 90 General John COchiane. A genuine
I....r s.uaw AID two cDpper-colored braves
r.u r..r moro thsn akin deep, accompanied
f-.. Justice White MAS mol on horseback.
1HE PRESIDENT.
s; Harrison will leave for Washington
o. tlts Afternoon from Jersey CITY on
fs lsylyeuia railroad ihe run viii DO
I.-. a eIx hours. TIE only stops oeins those
I.r.-ty I'D change engines Az Ia coning
f.. ..slisrtDn. iAe train will Dot stop IN
Na.a..hia- Ile came Train that brought tho
rrr. "a Washington Will bs used 70 carry
ft.r BE-. d. save toat two or three Of the niue
..-.r ult b, used. owing % the diinluuucn Ia
f....r many a. tno passengers having
i-r.lr retagued. President Thomson, OF
I.. I.1usglyaria raj road, whose car PRESIDENT
I.-lrsrr coup "a. Will accompany me fhlh as
f4r. West lhiladeiphie. As on tho northern
f.pfte traln will 10 under the control OF Gene
De-. a.seng erAgent Boyd aud M. frat+ OF Inc
I-.r..l ompany.
SCENES ALONG THE LINE.
1fe crowd at nion square was anything
f.-..r taan that Of yesterday Inspector steers
On. i.s e.J men hsd all they oould DO TO Keep
r.umauHo throng IA order. The stands, every
.r.t... facing tno slugrc. roofs Of the surround
l.t Hll4.nrs, aud sidewalks Wero crowded anu
.l.l.l w!tl q rrass % humanity. The sireets
ttr f1Nlth-avcnuc ellie OF inc r4uAfv lioh
4.--llDufh O seventeenth street. we're ireo 70
.fr.u aui caildrou. Jut long before u was tlho
81. t,.. male 20 start they were crowded. Many
tI t.e f-oris came a. early a. or o'clock ID
t.'.r 3. secure seats. 40 o O'c.Ock il Was impes~
f'.. I'D F.f from ono part OF vac square 20
O.. t-r Whom enc gOt into the crowd there
t-ty Lb4 30 say.
IHE EwINO-sfAND.
Ircficent Harrison Ia bis Dhroucbe drawn 10y
lurssa and headed by squad OF mounted
polls. ,nipaniod by ice-Presidont Morton.
colonel lrussE anu Lieutenant JudsOn. United
f.a..- armY Grove up 70 Msdisoa-Square re-
Vrsing- az Ton minutes past 10, E1-Fresi-
Ct.ts Iiayea anI Cleveland. secreiaries Proctor,
Tracy. Window, and hpsk, General SHERMAN
frf Rss-eu h Harrison had previously arrived
tttf. % the stand were ex-senator Johh
q. King Go.onol >. v r. Cruger. Gene
InJ n. Varaum. John T. Bro1sky, Park Com
missioner J. Hampton Roth, ex-ComPuoher
..sr. colonel Alexander warner GOYofuor
I-rcIra, of Maiue. end stan o. eifh. of1cors