New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-05

IL In sheets into the front part OF the Btana mo
President sun wore his heavy oyescost hsa =,
buttoned, with the COLLAR turned mp hoohu ms
- s,a .. was ' ~. no,ainr' His new
-fnw -. Il s.s- .,-..p, ali over where
nK hss showed streaks ~ oses 49,
noat sol,ar t,rnea down and wore the button Of
~. ,.r.I 49,. an his 7a,,AI The quit he had
~ 80, ,ist n, pres,lent were
on - well as the one tnsg tiis , W.T. IT,
coat ssss made eataway Ana sne ssousers hhow wa
modest slfiE. ne ssoa nn. - tha ssont -
brellx, ana wBep nc sane oue 70 une ltv1e "a
the plstfofnl 70 bow there was notnIn9 70 snlela
him from tne yam. Dotn tns r5es ,eiu Gnu .Ia
Fice-rTezident wee oonge9 " stSnu uudihs .,e
greater part o. the fonr hours tne pa5aue WIS s
passing. Bat they stuck 70 out heroieally 20 tne
end. though only handful Of the Original ticKee-
holders was ieie On sne sea.s os a1al a .a
GOVERNOR BEAVER HEADS THE PARADE
q. $50 80. Ss,,s,,,es ps.vsr and b;s
~ tne eppsAfance' u UoNesnot , ,s -, p'
saa Inc eoven0f saa.ea anu s ss'a Go,ons
nrodreland. Il a fellow-townsman of General
r,,s,;sss, ~ ,a,,s N ~, sresiaI recognition
hnssos ns came = l0f T sss was GOOD
deal of applause Tor the regulars, who led the
PROCESSION. the cavalry exciting especial adnira-
don The military bandnasters seemed TO think
prcpriste 20 the day and their musicians blew out
that stirring strain with trying regularity. one
Naval band sent ripple Of Laughter oIer tne
% S M by Tos Ne He absence Of
w Slf.Spahhscu e,tea IN the Sct that the
President ana nc ~ ae lcs .ns dIe
Inc Inc list WAS was the frss e use that cir Ths
band haa ehanssa isvn .t $500 and rstnrned 10
nbout 1aoess ossy ;. ~ rnlv once was Away
49, ssnii - ~ pxses heard The band OF q colorcd
regiment from Virginia played IL changing quick,
" 70 Marching Ihronga reofsis wnen ~ 0""e
- III e,ss twenty minutes of the parade was
psaeticaliy the morning over again The crowd S
had seen II AL pslors ana a Sngw viceSsesent
,s.ss S,ssi, annreciafiveIy however and the
kepy NV. pSS;,s nrt ne same tune After
panos ksP. psn a,s sho n;st,act Sroons EVERY
she reeuials CAM ~ sng 9o a. 70 TJba pennsyl
ysuia SEA- State Guard was put IN one solid block and
was perhaps an hour IN getung py sis aU .sins
ing party just after the ssr from
the rest OF the Presidential party came over nron
the White House Mrs. Harrison ana Mrs L Off,
her sister, took seats on hsni
behind the President In chairs S ai0h sK Sse Ms
pusseli Harrison. ex-senator and Mrs. Saunders,
J. r. Mckee the Presidents son sIoths.
On ON .s sSs' near by were Mr. and Mrs;
1aI,orl Miss stafford the Rev Dr.. Mcleod, OF
indianapolis; Mrs. Brown, the daughter of ex-
senator ~ az ts,njlv NJ and Mrs John r
mate Ireno o. ME- sns To,,;sa SSenard Of New-Yorx
ro~ Or aRs back from &c front ct esa,sss
Sherman and Schcfeld, the latter IN luii un,.or =,
and carrying a gnttcrng sworu. S SO,,d - c,ane
about his Sis hat. General Russell Alger Of
Michigan, had seat In one Oh tne gnsr t;nns
Amorg the others who spent Rers .e o. H g
Elliott r. Shepard and whitelaw Reid.
cHEERLEss REVIEWERS ON THE STAND
The cold, driving rain made life miserable fos
those who had 70 sat nmpay On 'n $50 s. CnI
shiver as the procession went BY. senator cu'-
lom soon gave II up and excused himself .s.. aud THIS ms
ladies found it hard 70 protect their bonuets and
fees sss aa the s sooo q soaRed through finally
Ms rSai sison and the others spread handkerchefs
over their hats. They All sat IN rovA and Is was
easy chance d e cssch o, sss oo sm enough alike
10 be sometimes taken for each other 81 tne nIss
glance. Mrs Harrisons face. is bright and ex-
ise ssabiy aS Good nature in her face Her
smile fbd is Isl gracious and attractive one one he
sssed today 10 hsve fully recoyefed Iro@ S sos
hustle ss b ssa % = straw tray bonnet trimmed WITH
black, with yellow spray for plane; hsf J1e
was fur one which nttSe pes s,sraI vgaT and ali
naturally very pretty ana i0oket ,nssd IN 'front.'
sssy wh e b Ssss With white spray puss Mrs
Lord wore black E.n niac sSt ~ wtout spec
The Pennsslysn SoUnS nv p we bat the Gle
nlents were againss entnssssna . lie oniu con.
York was toe one wnlov .hao =, M ra,3.vsine
sgicnous hit Evsfy nsw ~ tbs f,st comuany
stand got up ana snouesu S, S ne y en- dnrina
came IN Mgnt. 70 nncI nt t3ss ser,e fhe yoiit.
the afternoon ALsf . 40 es Ti,h ~ On
ical marching caups L. s.ns ~ ,Ls eSss n ths
scinnat, nfonghs the fIsofhg " sao slgo5 =. lo
stand, he TOOK or n'g ; nas ano ,ies,re was
es the Dannef WI VIZ C C,aSon ~ ysaltimor. rot
carried y; me - a0s Sa sarns sort The Amer
anotnef ErnS I'VE ~ 49,. 49, ,i,.nfes
tbs lags1us interest Ok the spectators by its red
white and a bas u nsssgssavs mind was 70 Eet
10 tao end The John J oBrien and John = Z.
mckans Assoelstons gsse ana ali .bss Sew.Yorly
tell end ~ sns rnizeS from the e1and
e!aos s M W s,e we Vice.bressdent. "a
ase ladies made se veral intellectual efforts To