New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-21
A GREAT CIVIC PARADE.
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numbers the occasion far surpassed the notable
affair of last night at the Auditorium, and III
brilliancy and success 1t was fully equal Colonel
Turner's courtesy extended to the visiting
officers of the National Guard and Regular Army,
members of the Loyal Legion, the distinguished
visitors now. it Chicago, TO Their friends ana the
tlo>e who attended il, however, the ball was no
crush 1t was admirably managed by Colonel
Turner and Lieutenant Henry Barrett Cham ,,
lin the master of ceremonies. IL had not been
M FIST INTENDED 10 make the affair one OF heroic
proportions, but the pressure for invitations ana
the number of prominent visitors SO far surpassed
the original ideas that the ball proved almost as
International an affair as the official reception OF
last night The armory tastefully decorated
with flags and bunting, and its interior presented
handsome and patriotic appearance. The pail was
essentially military In all its features am when
the festivities at their height the greet
annoyy toor covered with the original costumes
of the women and the dark blue and-gOd OF the
military guests, presented a handsome appearance;
Colonel Turner in the fuidrs;s unt bM ur oi
Nelson \. Miles, Adjutant General Nelson ana
Mrs A. II. Nctteton, General A. B. Nettieton ana
man and Mrs Porter, Colon" Henry Kyd Douglas
and Miss Casteman. Colonel c. K +. Koch and
Mrs Laird, Schiller Hosford and Mrs Koch, and
Major Frederick Bracket and Mrs Hosford. The
reception began at 3 80 o'clock and lasted for
two hours. when the orchestra. which had been
devotiug itself to promenade music, changed TO
liyelier airs and in a few moments the hall WAS
filed with whirling couples, moving IN time TO
the exquisite waltz music of over 100 players.
Shortly before midnight the gentlemen who
he'd been present at the Fellowship Club dinner,
adjourned with Vice-President Morton, Whitelaw
Reid and Chauncoy NJ. Depew, at their
head to the armory. Mr. Morton and his friends
ware met at the door by Lieutenant Chamberiin
and an escort Of n1.itary men in full uniform, and
conducted to where the host OF the evening was
awaiting them.
of The Fellowship Club and their guests three
huclers stepped to the front OF the orchestra, and
tle mellow notes of Officers Call" rang through
from on yyn
officers in deys gene by and who had won their
spurs in other places than ball rooms ana dedlcaI
Legion, and they formed in circle in the centre
Of thu hall Around them gathered the officers
Of the Regular Army, and of the Navy, and beyond
eese cHssd rdaS S men Sa old d ,ss and gray
bearded fighters burst forth with the words OF
"rfc National Guard, poem written ny Coionei
Turner - the accession nnr , Sg nag worm the the
c{.av from 81 10 'G5 caspcd hands with the men
VINO had sought their lives during four long ana
bloody wears. and added their voices TO the praise
and encouragement of the men who. must do the
Nations fighting now il was beautiful scene;
and the feelings of the listening thousands found
cent In long and hearty applause. After TINS tle
dancing was resumed, and II was ! O'Clock ana
after when Colonel Turner shook hands with bis
laee departing guest.
Prominent PEOPLE IN TIFF CITY.
All of the prominent people invited TO tahe
mart in and witness the dedicatoly ceremonies have
arrived and are now putting in the time dedlcat-
ing The hotel Hobbies were densely crowded oil
day, and as the members Of the various military
companies hurried IN and out IL al Appeared
much like preparations for war-but Tor Ihe Sood
humor and generally lubliant spirit tHat ran
through the crowd. ChaunccY NJ Depcw. VINO Is
n deliver the Columbian Grafton tomorrow. dld
rot reach the city until late tins afternoon. a
large party is with him at the Aulltorlum' "ucIt
spac,ois rooms had been prepared for tiem gov
ernor Fuller. of Vermont. and Lady Somer5el, Oh
Fnoland were among the arrivals at the P2lner
House large party from Newport ana boS'oh
arrived at the Wellington. among the most prom,
inent being Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bremen Mr ana
Mrs Henry IIigginson, Mr. and Mis- X NJ Hunt,
senator Newbold and wife. Mrs SARGENT an, ana
kns University Henry Ballard anf Miss Sonia
e. Hayden, the architect of the Woman,s Buiia.
Clustered at the Leland, and Ex-Governor E O.
S.anard. of Missouri. with his daughter and MISS
sells Of ST. Louis are at the Victoria; ,.,
Tho Mayors of Toronto and Montreal, each with
a party Of twenty-five thirty city oEceIs.
reached Chicago this morning in time to see the
first Of the Worlds Fair para1es ineif ari ,o,c,
WAS communicated to Mayor Washburne DN teie-
~ranb He sent messengers to the Grand Trunk
station and the visiting officials were escorted 70
the Grand Pacific
INCIDENTS OF THE CELEBRATION.
TIE Philadelphia delegation held a meeting
AZ the Leland for the purpose OF taxing ac"on
on tle death of one of their colleagues. D. ~
Gre;n, Select Councilman, who died Oh I I!uddr,
iStt scrrs Of resolutions, rendering the sym
patty Of the delegation TO the family o. me ar
ceased man, were unanimously pa.fS" ;9an+ oc
have been learned as TO how the acci"e"V w
CURED. ooo,,o 70 O stormy
INDIGNATION meeting tins morning. Mei.pclo ~ ~
tbe ohio Columbian Commission and those IN
thoir marty called a meeting to dehouhce VIZ
hotel management. They claim that the ho,'i
people hsye br0en d ,nSr gG GSnrac COMMITTEES
vas amounted 70 draft resolutions. e hau d
contract made six weeks ago. sara W T.. oclaOm,
ono NJ the Ohio Fair MANAGERS When W. AIM
hero last nirht we fund they hal rcn'"h every
thing for high prices and could acco'ninouaie
onlv twenty people. The result - our parry II
oaattarad over town and have not collected
,heno vet Our Scprcmc Court ie slowed away
IN On Sttic The Legislature is talking OF gong
home ins.aater. and unless some bftter dridn'o
ments are made don't know what we sliall, ~
'i' Vanagar Winnie of tie hotel. said nc had
done til. best possible under the clrcuinsiahceS
"1-cv made no definite arrangcmrnS VIII oo,, ~
m ~" occomw9iatc 200 but would find quarters
outside We have cone that ..,,..,,o
One of the incidents mat causeu con9iu . e co'
excitement late last night WIS report tha' S'n-
stnr Johr Shcrman had suffered stroke OF ap-
onlexv and that h had been carried from the
Ian in dyins G codrp1r was untrue and arose
from thn fact that Hoyt sherman, brother OF the
Senator. from Dcs Moines. Iowa. did suHer a sn9ht
,ft,nL NJ anopLnNT while seated IN the galhiF Oh
mo hau room lie almost fell from ms chalr'
lie was carried in his chair from tnc pall-rooni 10
,lo rom, If one of the guests on the lower Hoor
Medical aid ives summoned and 1t was soon eafn NJ,
th,t the attack WIS not OF serious nature. nI;
,hcrmar recovered in half an hour ana re'"fhei
I"C I"rr Star State sends representative I've
rarity consisting of thirteen yonng MoH Eato 20
Ge the credit Of Texas at the dedicatory cere
monies. They arrived over the Santa 1 re on ms'
epoang and took up quarters at nc fahfl o" ~,
Tomorrow they will occupy places OF honoi on
I've reviewing stand and on Friday the party WI, WI
witness the ceremony of dedication at the ran
her dcsnito The superstition. to commemorate the
original colonies.
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