Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-30

Walton. on streets west Of 5th avenue, and
moved through east 18th street, Broadway, east
Waverly place and Brosdway TO Duane street
On reaching that point the line WAS formed
through the entire route enumerated in double
rank against the west curb of Broadway, the
south curb of Wsverly place. the west curb OF
9Th avenue, the north curb of l4th street, the
west curb Of 4th avenue. the south curb of 18th
street. the east curb of Broadway, and the
south curb Of 18th street, the right resting ON
oth avenue. tins forming a solid line OF men on
one side Of the route as far 18th street.
TINE COLUMN MOVED
from the head Of Wall street in the following
order:
Platoon Of police in advance.
Chief marshal
Gen Jno. NJ Schofeld. L. s. A., and over
Vincent. L. s. A: Capt. IS. L. Zalinski. Il. = A.
Commander J. Duncan Graham. L. :. ": Gen.
Danl Butterheld. Gen. Horatio c. King Col
Johnson l. Depeyster. Col Finley Anderson
and Col. VIM. c. Church
West Point Cadets. numbering $50
The [. ). regular troops. consisting of the
garrisons from Governors Island. Fort Hamil-
ton and Fort Schuyler. two troops of the sixth
cavalry from Fort Myer. fifty batteries OF the
third artillery from Washington barracks.
three batteries Of third artillery from Fort
McHenry, Baltimore; fifty batteries Of the
fourth artillery from Fort Adams. r. l.; two
batteries from the fourth artillery. az Fort
Warren. Mass; two batteries OF the fourth
artillery from Fort Turnbull. Conn.
Following the regular troops came 1000 men
from the navy. consisting Of marines from the
men-of-war in port.
National guard. Delaware. Gov. Benz. I.
Biggs, commanding. and staff; $50 men.
Pennsylvania-Gov. James A. Beaver. COM
manding, and staff: 5000 men.
New Jerssy-Gov. Robt l.. Green command
ing. and staff: 800 men.
Georgia-Gov. John b. Gordon commanding,
and stan; the governors personal guard. only
30 men.
Connecticut-Gov. Morgan G. Bulkeley. COM
manding. and staff: 600 men
Massachusetts-Iioy Oliver Ames command
ing. staff and honorary staff: | 800 men
Maryland-Gov. f. Jackson. commanding,
and STAFF: 500 men,
South Carolina Gov. J. p. Richardson. CON-
mandlng. and staff; $50 men.
New Hampshire-Gov Chas s. SAWYER, COM
m8nding, and staff: 1000 men,
New lork-Gov. David b. Hill. commanding
ana stan, the entire national guard OF state
numbering about 1900 men.
Nirginia-Gov. Fitzhugh Lee, commanding
an! staff. separate companies only: 500 men.
North Carolina-Gov. Daniel q. Fowl COM
manding, and staff: $50 men.
Rhode lsland-Gov. Royal c. Taft, command
ing. and staff: iJ0 men.
NermOnt-Gov. William z. Dillingham;. COM
kentucky-Gov. Simon b. Buckner, COM
manding. and staff: 450 men
Ohio-Goy. Joseph b. Foraker, commanding.
and staff; 800 men.
Louisiana-Goy. Francis +. Nichols. COM
manding, and staff; Continental Guards; 400
men.
Mississippi-Goy Robert Lowery, command
ing. and staff: 600 men.
Michigan-GOv. c. G. Luce, commanding,
and staff; 400 men.
Florida-Goy: Francis P. Fleming, command
ing. and staff; 200 men.
West Nirginia-Gov. j. b. Wilson. command
ing. and staff: 500
District of Columbia-w. b. Webb. president
OF the Commissioners. Washington Iight In
fantry, and eight separate companies; total,
800 men.
Grand Army of the Republic. Commander
in-Chief William Warner and staff; DEPUTY
Commander-in-ChiefH Harrison Clarke in a car
rage; delegates; escort Of two from each post
IN the state. and 200 men; Col VIM p WAL
ton, grand marshal, with staff of 50; Adjt.-Gen
Capt Elm 1. Goodridge; Asst. Adjt-Gen John
q. Symes; LOYAL Legion. Lieut. Ioval Farra-
gut IN command; forty-ive posts from New
York city, 5000 men: BROOKLYN posts Marshal
Henry w. Knight. 1000 men, and fifteen posts,
beside New York and Brooklyn, 1000 men
NEARLY SIXTY THOUSAND IN LINZ
There were between SC. 600 and 60 600 men in
line. The following governors who were not at
the head of troops from their respective states
and territories also were in line. They rode In
carriages:
Alabama-Thomas Leary.
Arkansas-James p Eagle.
Colorado-Job A. Cooper
lllinois-Joseph W. Fifer.
lndiana-Alvin T. Hovey
lowa-Nm. Larrabee.
Malne-Edwin c. Burleigh
MinnesOta-Wm. r. Merriam.
Missouri-Dayid A. Frsncis
Nebraska-Jno. NJ. Thayer
Oregon-Sylvester Pennoyer.
Wisconsin-Wm. Hoard
And from the territories:
Alaska-Commissioner j. s. Newell
Idaho-Commlssioner Fred. T. Dubois
New MeXico-Gov. /. Bradford Prince
Washington-Gov. Miles c. Moore.
Indian Ierritory-Gen. Pleasant Porter.
THE MOST IMPRESSIVE FEATURE
OF the whole day occurred when the literary
exercises at the sub-treasury were over. The
presidential party, in eleven carriages. in the
order before designated. drove over the route
of the procession up TO the reviewing stand in
Madison square, between two lines of
troops drawn up at either curb Of
the street. The Presidents carriage
was drawn by four horses in silver
harness. 1t had two footmen. The other car
rlages were drawn by two horses. During the
literary exercises the van of the parade which
had started when the exercises began, had
marched long distance up town, but had not
reached Madison square When Archbishop
Corrigan had pronounced the benediction at
the subtreasury word was given TO
some of the marshals aides who were
in waiting and they passed along the line Civ
ing the order for each officer TO halt his COM
pany. In this manner the whole procession
was halted from Wall street to the head of the
line uptown. Then, at the order of the off,
GERS, the troops below Duane street
divided, part forming a continuous line
on the western curb of Broadway
and part forming line on the eastern curb.
Above Duane street the q. A II. men were
drawn up in line on the western curb and the
regulars and militia made a line opposite the
veterans. This order prevailed from Wall
street throughout the line of march as far as
18th street, where the head Of the procession
was resting. Then
BETWEEN THESE LIVING WALLS
the President and his party were driven up
Broadway to Waverly place, through waverly
place to 5th avenue. up 5th avenue to l4th
street, through east 14th street to the east
side of Union square, along the square to 18th
street, through 18th street to 5th avenue and
up 5th avenue to Madison sqnare.
As the Presidents carriage passed along
through the lines, the soldiers saluted and the
crowds on the sidewalks, in the windows and
on the housestops cheered themselves hoarse.
After the party had passed each regiment and
division fell in line again and rass,vnad fbafr