New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-13
BOUND TO GET ATTENTION.
EVERY ONE HAD To SEE THIS PARADE.
OTHER D1:rLAYs COULD BE DUPLICATED
THOUGHT THE KNGCKERBocKER. But

m;rari~ lie will scarcely look ont Of his club WINDOW
AT a parade for we'll ho knows them From his yonlh
up the annual and quarterly turnout' ol p"'''
Crcmcn sons OF II. Patrick, Knights Of Labor on
Labor Dav and the military and naval spccacleS oi
the Fourth Of July. have accustomed his eye, TO
moving colorS and his 10 discorlnnt SOUNDS
Much rs he loves New York he complains. ana justly
Of tbe mca1es, and Limitation Of the street paecantS
The pOmp and circumstance OF London ccrcmonalS ana
The lcyity giycty and abandon Of Roman and ia1oah
carnvals appeal more powerfully t. him. lie adh'iH
reluctantly that they do these things better even III
st. Louis and New orleans
But last night in his square box OIL the President :
stand i'm Madison square his blasc eyes fell upon
an unwontcd spectacle. All the romance ana
mlmcry Of the Orient was poured into this enchanted
,pot II was Rome Venice. Paris and Cons'aniih PIE
by turns The voice babel that rose above the worth
Monument was set IN Il low, murnurDi> Key no" "'I"
then pierced by childs treble or a "omahs HUGH
If gave him the impression Overwhelming from ha'hc''
dream. this vocal medley, it"rant yet lharu'uI'''
II reminded him also Of the sounds that seem I" S''
from the convouons Of a sea-,hcll when held close
10 the ear. II was the composite voic" oil humanity
rnossod upon the vast stands that stretch iiiy i'
above. and for 800 feet on both sifcS OF the avenue"
II fell from window .ca.. balconies and roofs. through
the crisp October air. II it could only b" aggregated
into one sudden shout, mi, multitudinouS voice. h
thought how It would pierce the heavens and max"
the gods return from their Journeys
SCENES IN MADISON SQUARE
Eut crowds are common enough on Manhattan
Island II Is their environment which hrld MN
cntranccd last night. \, far to the north ~ IBIS eye
could See the avenue WAS ro>carbor Of lights. held
within pumhu shaped lanterns. that hung I'm fcstoons
from curb 10 curb. In no city Of the world were
the resources 81 electricity 40 pl"nt"ou, and "mn
present Certainly II has .ucvcr before been drawn
on 10 the same beauty ana extent. Are lights she'd -
white radiance from twin globes Al every corner
Fifty If them made respondent the marble front Of
the new Metropolitan Lii" Insurance Building. Moth
ing could Dee more effective than tAi, ,ohcm" "i
decoration Not a CLEAN Of color or fold Of draplns
only the white fire ~ the rlocc,S carbon. against
the pure pallor of the marble wall.
The inoaudc-ccnt light ia large and small bulbs was
more frequent. and no les, effectively used.
81 twenty -,iNthst, it va, huns hhr
Il, erCa, diamond pr, . on h'iu,,n ia' ,i
lanterns with their candle licit showed -alloW aad
unequal yet thee so'rs lnt The last touch Of
fairy hnd 10 the scene. II va- Ike siimpc ~
Cd Mcc- Wohdcrant7 ~ though tlr dm- Of ilr
park Dor. pumpkins. ou, each of which enough had
been cut To- make a sir.l' pie 81 srotr-Gu'ly wer"
they constructed and deity Aid ia tAc fola-'.
THE 81, GARDEN DOMINATES me scENE.
rut what satisfied the sense d beauty and proper
ton mos, Of All I'm his iry Ike place wa the yellow
cnmplnilr NJ the Madison eqnw Garden. II iIlu
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if.t mat ,r,vrcd it, summit I, it,
1, IN ,. inactive. l,iltin, u.lf n va-
49,, ,... I. ,ri,,,. fire.. that l,,rr.d and
smoked u.l, like lecItou'- 900 800 ALTAR ol sacrifice,
%, tlr souh OF tl" place wiii.d b.. nor ta' h"mlr
That burst ;hdr m,'cnnr- ana hhe raniori l"N'-
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.o, ON. nor ALI a. f.,.. furnished tr secret o, b..
,ioi-l,d charm. LYt p.,la,. r va. that D,r r.r
first finl. -iarc Do, -.u.I.it ,,or-. comls-I - o.
,.re .,t ,u, iuon another tie tower itclf ao,.u-!
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,It,,.s 70 tb. immortality Of fh, Great D..-,g.r.r
when 10 .,lo., c,n. ,l ti. .ili.,.ri,.I tail,.,i.
-~u.d f., p,,,.r.all I'm IL. clone, below Event, thri
H.. the waiting crowd dc-irn- u.r picture Cor -.
,clf,,, 20 f.n.c began O., mlrnur. thc udl,, ON thr
rand stand saihcn.. ia,r fats oo-ci about their
holldc-- ana other, on th. o,uilr aul shoe b,Ac,
mat Ind the curb moved reside b bot dared uoi
cave their prccnriou, pcr,Ac..
rp.,nvAy All ,rIAZr
In the President. box ut ,lr stand Co., Madison
-quar. wcrr Vic.rrr.id'ni Morton, Mayor "mni
i'il'iil ll''i. '''.'tf N'.'''' ''''''t 'f ''i.i'
lu-N E. Garden. 'A NIf"r Nl hfIH 1901 john d.
luunr The MI Morton. daughter. OF ii' Nl'"
resident occupied hoN adjoining rnt o. the 70.
,irNei., and DO ihc Mayor hot'~. OH '"h fd" col
These vcfr Gotcnip, lllman. of son Carolina.
end N- Tumuu. SECRETARY Of slate Frank 49,,
Railroad Commi. lou'r N'ard-l'y. r,ucrl lloufio
f. K.ur. T.. L. ll-'W. pi -ldrni 3 ih' 7il'
Board OF EmiSm,'" and Health 'hior J'h'"n..
Though that great channel 81 H'l'' "'"'"'''
here no"'d h-l night h"'''i"u' steam "i hH1"m
Is which hici every available men ~ -I''" from "i
Trinity TO iourth-i From ihc il-h building. 10
upper broadway na~h-heli' Tire" "li their long
shafts 10 meet the electro fires when Redeemed ihr
southern shy and hcrhld"l Inc approach "i III"
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