Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-05-01

for the troops and the President. The
services at st. Haul's were
carried out strictly according to pro-
gramme. Vast crowds occupied the neigh
IN ST. PAUL's CHURCH.
At so, the President arrived at the
Vesey street gate. AS he stepped from
his carriage, followed by the Vice Pres-
dent and Mr.. Hamilton, committee of
Trinity Vestry stepped from the gateway
and escorted the party to the west en-
trance, where the Rector of Trinity, Rev.
DR.. Dix, was waiting to escort the Presi-
dent to the old Washington pew.
In the next carriage were Mis-. Har-
rison, Mrs. Morton and Clarence Bowen.
A few minutes later the carriage contain
ing Governor Hill, Mayor Grant and Gen
eral Scbofeld drew up. Postmaster
General Wanamaker hurried through the
crowd on foot.
At 9:12 an open carriage containing
Ex- President Cleveland, Ex-President
Hayes, Ex-Governor Jones and Senator
VIM. Eyarts drew up. Mr.. Cleveland
who was the first to alight, missed his
footing and almost fell.
During the service the new British
Minister occupiei seat in the pew al
lotted to the Diplomatic Corps, the
Spanish Minister sat near him and the
President and Vice President occupied
the large pew midway in the eide aisle
under the acuth gallery.
At the close of the service the doors
leading out on the west perch were
thrown open and the distinguished con-
gregation passed out. The guests took
carriages and were driven to the sub
treasury. The following is the order of
the exercises at st. Paul's.
1. Professional hymns. 2. Our Father,
etc. 8. Psalm lxxxv. t. First Lesson
Eccles. xiv. 5. TIE Deum. 6. Second
Lesson st. John viii. 7. Benedict. s,
Creed and prayer. 8. Address by
Bishop Potter. 10. Recessional hymn.
THE sUB.TREAsURY RESIGNED.
The Sub Treasury steps was the
Mecca of thousands from an early hour.
At O'Clock it was almost impossible to
pass through the streets for q quarter of
mile around, while in the immediate
neighborhood of the Sub-Treasury the
sight-seers were packed like shesp.
As soon as the Presidential party
reached the platform a shout of applause
rose from the assembled crowd. Hamil-
ton Fish opened the exercises by intro
ducing Edridge T. Gerry as Chairman.
Gerry, with few appropriate remarks,
called upon Rev. Richard S. Storrs, who
delivered an eloquent invocation, clos
ing with the Lords Prayer. Clarence
| W. Bowen, Secretary of the Centennial
Committee, was next introduced. He
read John Greenleaf Whittier'5 poem
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