New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-01

s.used much inconvenience to the spectators on
the reviewing stand The Third shr seSo sSda third
marched second ana ,b seH FORMATION
many eases. thiladelphia's crack regiment, Sns
iSt won . good deal Of applause, ana anGsrr
excellence was the 9Th, from the western pafS 9,
tie STATE. The Pittsburg Battery brought WIN u
from home its full force OF battery hoSes ieos
mons Clytlesdales, with long hair on thelr iegs.
nav stopped for three or four minutes neiole 'e
president and everybody on the STANDS uleo "
guess what sort of huge beasts they were.
HrRo1sM SHOWN BY GOVERNOR BEAVER
Governor Beaver, strapped to his saddle. rode
m the head of the division, as usual and captured
the enthusiasm Of the crowds all along the avenue
He wore civilian dress, rs did all the Governors
"A took the Pennsylvania troops about an hour Y
10 by-better time than they made ct Wssahingt O
an March 4 President Harrison recognized many
ga fsces in The ranks, and must have oeen Iaxor-
sbiy Impressed by the vastly improved mafShilns'
due ia part perhaps, to more favorable c3naI,ons.
Ecv.Jercey showed that she Was In the Union
md had been in II almost from the start oy send-
inS hes two brigades for review by the presloent
Thess troops too, failed to march according 70 tne
mosrsmme, but nobody minded that. Trim new
siothes with q little more nnery than the Spartans
Of he keystone State indulge In, good step ana
lively bands helped the commonwealth across a,o
North River to make an excellent sca.ery snom W
Inc The New-Jersey uniform prescr1bes coat OF
ioneue skirts and deeper blue than the regular one
and the troops wore helmets instead OF caps
There were no batteries in the parade, put escn
rerment seemed TO be provided instead WIN
GstiinC gun. Toward the end two or three z2uave
companies appeared. They wore the fez ana Ieg-
eines with trousers OF glaring shade OF re 1One
them had bsnd which very ~, peap psbe Preside
Everybody laughed, but the bandmaster co9iun
- he Joke Governor Green General Hsrr,sons
host at Elizabeth on Monday, rode az 1ne " 1e'I
AZ the column. General and ex-senator w. v.
Swell was in command of the Second Brigade
which really marched nSt. - A.. sro,,.
Governor Gordon Of George haa t ,nru ac cem"
He Is graceful horscman wore spurs, ana I" hr
his horse dance spritedly. lie was recognized o.
the crowd, which cheerec him heartily
THE MODEST GOVERNOR OF THE NUTMEG STATE
Governor Buckley, Of Connecticut. who fol
lowed Governor Gordon did not wear spurs lie
rode along modestly and saluted the President
with soldierly precision. The Foot Guards DC
brought with him outshone anything that had
gone before in the parade. Zach man wore s a
Hack furry cap with the coat-ofarms OF the stare
on the front After the gorgeous Foot Guards
came the 4th Connecticut Regiment in blue
uniform, something Like that OF the Ne"-'e''e'
"e Governor Oliver Ames, Of Massachusetts, Ike
Governor Bqlkeleys wore DO no Sp anS was ms
% 9sssIy .ps saana a 4%e eofps cadets
military allegation popular in the Bay State with
cadet bands, acted rs escort 10 the governor;
C0lSncI ~
oorsmnn and coach, WAS At the head OF tne oth
Reximent, which came out In UNUSUAL strengtn.
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery OF Boston
re Connecticut Foot Guards as much % the Foot
C,uards had dimmed the lustre Of the palmer blue
coats toward the front OF the parade Neiy
m oSehs o. to BE-, brisad,er-gener.I The
mand Yesterday turned out about 400 strong IN
about 800 different kinds Of uniforms from that o.
On old private 70 tnat OF d;.IsH an
have been . shock to the nerves OF the military
experts but it gaze undiluted JOY TO The Phstines
on the sidewalks, and shout OF welcome me. tne
force til the backs Of the last file were disappear
'nS Maryland ar tn. next State to ratty the
Co sas Regiment q Ss'tnsSs wAs:,
Maryland TO the great surprise Of r., everybody
Governor Jackson, 1t was saio' was LII
ONE GOVERNOR In A CARRIAGE.
e..so,,h Cardinals Governor rode in a carriage
TIC all tie Southern Governors. he had popular
.,sIcomc Six or eight companies acted as his
cscort New.ilampsh sent three regime nts' az
ena. Locking ,osssn nations. Governor Sawyer rode
At ths hc.d of the line. The Granite State troops
xss ssv e WrSinia 1 followed Scw-Hampshlre
and Governor tz,Hugh Lee had ws Sn na,cn
a. tSs inauguration Of President Cleveland;
Wearing boot and spur and CALAMITY h muds bs
..x ~ s,oWiv last the stands. The band behind
S9 sssucF 10 Aud Lang syne' as he 9c, AIRED
s box and s0%e Sni 'd TO esdent
fnsvsi.n General Harrison saluted the VIZ;
gracefully hut NJ GoSssnSls
Sssss V1in Virginia ia companies, many. in gray
, uniiorm. they dropped the sixteen formation OF
Goycrnor lee once, by another popular hero
sepears6. Governor Hill was riding up alongside
q General Josiah Porter. followed by the New.
York stan. The Governor seemed III at ease
IN Ills horse, and dropped one rein as he came
abreast Of the reviewing stand. An orderly picked
y le snd the procession started again. few
u star had 70 halt The Governor recovered