The sun., 1889-03-04
are so blended in. color and arranged as

to bring forth the prettiest specimens
But SsS I tunnest @ ozhiGlions %'snis is %e
Bnekail Sly6 Of the Assembly
wheels into line and fetches up at a bar with
the symmetry mantained as they lean over
and tell tho barkeeper Of their wants.
But there arc other sights than
ton g chair Is here, Gen. Harrison is to occupy
the chair before he takes the oath Of office.
time e-wrlnkled leatherto the age polished wood
4 rs SlS S;es ssss SsSy t
s"S Sna in T iso OF Nes Tss
York, lts owner, says, TINT 1T has been in the
WaddeI. now deceased. ior over nifty years.
IL was va, given given to him upon, his receIv-
5ss os the soRerp as psret sd Of SSs Ses
York. from Gen. Andrew jackson in 1881
and and by him presented 70 me, his nephew: In
inaugural ceremonies OF Gen. Grant and In
o ISL at The i inaugural ceremonies Of James 4;
With Harrison. They have S come men from T HAHN Salf
guard to the Prssiasn In the inaugural parade
them ore representative Of various States be.
tic war. Sebraska Caliiornia Iowa. Kansas,
Arkansas. New York. Pennsylvania; Illinois.
and Missouri are rerEesented. Col. Merrill
On every block you elbow well-known men.
a so on asy hey as pa St tie
e ns B ye and Rey
r5snss IsSn sdsSy sSd Hall pPa ,n AZ
weather with Cen Hnzen. and Charles j.
sabin OF tho Produce Exchange looks pretty
sts4 @aS SoH T' o. sna Mr. eP Ass1
y fashion. iiaior Filter n Of iil FhiIadelpEia. n
ensf sGry al %s sns a9 IL G ssa Gh
chats with National Committeeman Hobart and
EIIs1y HEasey e.. et New Jersey Asa Dickinson q
place in the customs service Of his country.
John Il. Starn. as chipper rs schoolboy. tells
g hs dees 5 K ar tFn IN New Tb
Dady to Visit the new lew Repubiean Club in New
been that both sides have wanted the universe.
Mr. Rady and his Brooklyn men would walk to
are they at the selection Of GEN Tracy: Ali AiR tRo
men Of New York and the other element
smiling Sloat Fassett are received with open
arms and a fine old welcome is awaiting the
D.
and their men in the morning.
jay Hubbcll and many more like hi m are here
tho new Administ ration. 1t is safe to say that
hidden away in the ample coat tails of many
s he There re npp
cations for the Governorship Of Alaska. and
this iS the most modest claim known Of Ono
ing from the pockets Of the hopeful ones.
There is grand scramble TOR the Collector.
Is Is not one Of them; Mr Dwight is is a Tiosa
man. He is at the Arlington. He has farm
e 5000 acres IN north Dakota IN the Red
farm. One of them is named Dwight. He
can ride 100 miles straight ahead on
Hudson. and he doesn't want anything that
this Admtpistration cur give. but he wants the
doesn WHmt snShnS unless BE- the so
man mission. He could then perhaps Induce
bismarck TO forego some Of his structures, on
moro interest in this Presidential campalGn
thar any other IN nh bis fstIims He has rented
o h H. LeWs Of Re
soidated stock and Petroleum Exchange. q
WITNESSING .mS what &c says is the beginning OF
out to-day; Many Of the officers OF the civic
heavily bound With braid like that worn BY
the swell army ofllcer is proud OF II is has hand
somely braided overcoat. Some OF these swells
were stand ing on the porch OF the White House
to-day and wondered what the deuce those
felahs. meaning the laymen, meant by wear
ing coats with their braid on them
Few persons have any idea Of the expense
that an inauguration Is to the Senators and
congressman. The Senators particularly need
State. and it is customary for some OF them TO
entertain their constituents on these occasions.
They set up q cold luncheon. with something
to drink. and practically keep open house Tor q
uration. Senators Morrill, and Edmunds have
received an ava! !anche of Verinonters, and al
though Palmer Is knocked out Of his Cabinet
aspirations he. IN very Jolly way, receives all
So do ,other, Senators. They may be droning
away their time In the Senate chamber Iisten-
lnR to the monotonous announcements OF Mr..
ingalls,. but their homes have open doors for
R h% people rom ther States lust the
Ity. He shrinks within his great overcoat
and rumpled silk hat and stands aloof.
Hiscock does not apparently, believe IN
,rouched down In his armchair in the Senate.
he is Mt the Arlington. roaming through the cor
rldors trying, to see Con. HARRISON, There is
m underlined report. to the effect that he
han the first lobby Tho Congressman have |
more friends than they know what to do with. |
They are very busy men Just at this time. but |
hey all Democrats and Republicans go in and
Everything is ready for the great parade to-
morrow. and the .hambeau clubs and their
bands are marching around town tonight |
practising for the competitive dr. Ill tomorrow |
hight. The 6nal details, OF the inaugural ball