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

"a Senators who were in the chamber reSus ~ ~
sworn in came in for largo share o. AVeen'ioA
There were Barbour, of Virginia, successor 70 sne
cratic Rilalebergcr; Higgins, the nrss nePaploau
Senator which thar pocket-boroush o. tne Day aus
and Saulsburys, the State OF Deia"a,e. laas se,v
to Congress; Woloott, Of Colorado, "no su00s,'s
the clericaIlooking Bowen, and Is as n,aen unilke
=. ,0,s 3, b,s rreaeoessor as can we'll be mag
,rs5 McNiIlan' Of Michigan, who slips into the
shoes Of Philosopher Palmer, and Washpurn. OF
Minnesota. the great Northwestern capitalist Tor
whom Sabin. once chairman OF the Republican
National Committee, makes room.
The ,oeuabers OF the Diplomatic Corps were the
e., :, 1.-Two IN body. Etiquette prescrihes that
chew sba1l be on an occasion like this IN fun uni
sasn, .rbev had assembled OF IL O'Clock In the
ss.sh,. poon immediately In the rear Of the Sen
-. rnhar,ber Thence they proceeded, led by the
=, Arms Of the Senate and head
N - ~. senjor member of the corps in the city
6 .,,s oose the Italian Minister, Baron Fava, the
49,, ~ tbo corps, Mr. Preston, representing the
rTavtian Republic, being absent-around the west
an Iohby TO the main door Of the Senate. Their
.,tranoe in full uniform produced, as 1t always
aoes a mild sensation, and gave the somewhat I'M
yatient spectators who had not had anything specia
n gossip about for fifteen minutes, o new SUD-
,sct for comment and the comparing Oh nooes.s
T,ere were four Cinnamon, but only one Corean'
tha latter rejecting al the colors OF the rainbow
81 his dress the former more sedate in color but
none the less digniaea and wise -loclnng' COUNT
kroo,s tai, form was one mass of gold lace and dec
! ations with n broad purple ribbon edged with
GREEN drawn across the breast Mr.. Won Mumm'
the SECRETARY Of the Legation, was In court dress
slso while the military attaches, Baron SternburG
a. lie light blue uniform of the Saxon Lancers,
and baron Eckar.s. =. - - .sos,s
Cuirassiers Oh Mil0A - q, +I,s ,a,t
came IN lor iarse snai0 " ,as-4~s
Oh we hdies. Ing He1s'au 80, e.. etc
scnos' va lurasn a.iius'e1' 80 r,ro-
Sbp~ncee. 40 sns resuia''oa 1850 'A.,N- - .,,a
pean dlpiomausoi tne spanish spi'is " - 80 III
motley crowd Oh South American u'pionie0
were minuteiy examined and disseoeeo oy inc
crowd awaiting the greater attraeuon 10 cone
The second body to arrive was the supreme
Court preceded by the Clerk and the otarSnai
of the Court Closely following the iatter were
the little Chief Justice and Associate justice Miller
Then followed Justices Bradley and fleid' tray
and Harlan and Batchfofd and Lamar Tx
Associate Justice Strong and Bancroft DAVIS
the original reporter to the Court, completed the
iittle but diSfinguished procession Stanley Mat
thews. whose sickness has prevented his sitting
on tho bench since last summer. Was not present.
All rose when the Court entered and remained
standing until it's members took seats to the pght
Of the presiding officers chair, and In front OF
the diolomafic corps
,,no,, ,uv. znusr,l
lApiuSA1h 1p'A' - - 49,.
Mecieers OF tne mouse ha" een %
Cling into the onamoer m uno O -
OF the morning sangw, AZ pait a..,,,. "a
groups so thas Wneh .he nou9e wee -, az
formally announced, .nefe pAsse1 81 - ~ hal,sr,s
man aoor nov inols' pei.rrpo Ia 49,, sona
uo1'n " iIspresen'a1sses 80 .ho
soreness OF feehng eAmpiteo on One pats " suo
members of the House ut the lack OF conslderauon
ana courtesy shown TO them oy .ne oena~ N
the assignment OF seats-ana not Wi'nou0 leaoO-
Whiie tue Sonmistee OF AIr1nseo .. So ~
each senator Ior instance nye ucAe.s ~
sioh 70 lug eaieFs, nc
s"o' ~ o'.en 49," o'' ., 81. -.
themselves Joy sea.'' an ,- - : s,.s~lfI,
seh'ss'ses on.y o'o ""' - :,
e.'s - ~
snS ~ ar n.o..,io,s
WIS =. u.u eto. ~ a's 80 -. s.s = 80
fa1.ls ~, -. .s,ss ~ ,I,t ~ into the
4 49,. Co., 80
"a. So, v,stv heanea unon tfc flcuse found
-asaI,,.;.,, sen, "a the Senate and de-
, seAs - Z. ,ormsfv Inv Che Clerk
- ~. nonsa reeitine the fact that
~ man.s han directed its Sergeart-at-
~" - 80. tl,e necexsary stems TO insure the
adaiss,or If It's members to an parts OF the Capitol
sa,,d,ns The reading Of the resolution greatly
$3.50 IN. oa,leyies though many did not know
,.hss a. meant senator Edmunds. however APP
$500 .s threatened storm and forcible invasion
: 49, ssnats Cg,amber by an appropriate and con-
.sratory T,otion. which smoothed matters over
rrha fa,oIses of President Harrison and Vice
prs.,dsnf Morton entered the part Of the gallery
..'sas.ss =. .hs,, few minutes before noon II
-. 800, in, Yefore the party was satisfactorily
s:ss.ssa - Il Including some SEVENTY people.
$50 - A. rT.vv;son and Mrs. Morton the nr;n
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