New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-22

railgaxas and the boats on the lake, beginning at
teton. The cable and horse cars. too; got their
quota Of early travel forwards. As the morning
grew In brightness and cheer the Crisp autumn
atmosphere was stirred TO q gentle breeze that
awayed the miles of decorations ard fluttered the
flags thet We're without number: me Groves ,'.,s
were jolly. The heavens smiled, and the earth was
disposed TO laugh in response
TIE ASSEMBLING OF THE TROOPS
Soon after o'clock this morning there was a
clatter Of hoofs and olank of side-arms along
Mtohigan.ave. southwark, and the United States
cavalry from the military camp at Jackson Park
anpcared. on their way to the Auditorium, whence
tf,ey were TO escort notable guests 10 the O0lun-
blan dedicatory ceremonies at Washington PARK
seven miles away: Behind the troopers tneagi
came pounding along the Lake Shore seVeral
mounted batteries OF United States aru.ieIS !,
Taking position near the Auditorium us
Reu ulaTs awaited the appearance OF the Nlsitors
upon whom they should attend. other hofs'h'r,n
soen wheeled into tive broad avenue. here Tooe
up a tall sodierly officer at the head oil tIoIpp
OF seventy mounted men In the uapplngs OF tlc
Federal service . 1t was Captain Roe, of New
York City, and his command was made up % 'ae
flower of that towns young men, Troop a.
Captain Roe and his men were TO escort Governor
Flower, of New-lork, on the way 70 'iic "o'''"
ton scenes. A., .,,. At
which most Of the guests should take carriages
for the Fair grounds At 0 o'clock the s'SrV was
Wfhe. the procession, moving southwark on
Michiaan-ave had reached Twenty-ninth-st, a
halt WAS made at the home OF H. y. l m,1Ssn
notham president Of the Worlds ColumDian
Commission. whose guest Vice President Morton
was Here had previously gathered the ID iin
committee on ceremonies ag1 . ol tn its cSarman
Here also had come in advance the local com
mittee under its chairman, Edward +; i; Lawrence
and here, too, were eX-Governor Wdi"i; Inn, ",rr
Ferd w Peck, first vice president OF me o9iu,n
bian Exnositjop. This party, which filled sx
carriages took position at the hetd OF tlle ilnc'
which then resumed its way along hchean-ave,
'AEE Emma tbe Vice-President's party rode the
members of President IIarrisons Cabinet WIN
Assistant Solely and Dawson ana A car
riaces containing the diplomatic representatives
Of italy Russia. Turkey. Austro-Hungaryt SwltzeI-
land, belgium, Nicaragua, Portugal Denlnarh'
Janan Brazil Spain, Mexico, Great Britain, C0iea
lima Hawaii. Peru, France Germany, Costa Rics
the Argentine Republic and Chill To the crowas
that lined the street the dipiona ar ccfp 5ccsme
g1 be members S Of the United States Supreme
Court rode next; but; despite their high poSrhon
they were not generally recognized. Mayor WASH a
b by ex-Presfdent Hayes and Lyman j Gage
who were together were frequently applaudeo'
flaming ". T. Baker of Chicago, With members
- the United States Senate and House of Rep
resentatves The Federal Army c, 0Ga the General
Jobn r Brooks, General Frank Wheaton; Cae'"r1R
A G G. QUAY and acknowledgements -. L.
Hutchns S y Next came sfr T6,y OF w car
y .l,.fr
occused BY mary of the G0yerrosi win tnt.I
Stafs. The Executives of Ohio M9;sachasc1,5ii
NewYOrk and Iowa weTe G @or i0o of the greet
mos After the Governors rode the orators ana
chaplains, fOows BISHOP Cna RI Kontu rET
Chavrcey n Depew Of New-York CardinaI Ulp.
IONS. Of Baltimore: the Rev pr n Mro "'n;
Of Philadelphia and Mrs Saran III HC comnis
~ toreirn Governments at the Worlds Co
jumhian Exposition. came next 1oHoWeu clg D.,
by five carriages with consus ron ole cerrv Tho
ers Thirty carriages were required 70 carry NV
sisners of the States
THE BOARD OF LADY MANAGERS
tho Ro.rd of Lady MANAGERS. Mrs. Palmer an0
Mrs Trautm.n. of New-lork, at the head. were
rscognized by the raiang of thousands OF ha@
along the line Efforts had been made 70 nave
present woman representaiye ron Gnds eaJ' Union
G Gna S,ates resnonded and their representa-
lives were next in the procession. a. lo'i NJ
Georgia Ms Cor@ rs JaS WiImpg A' Pennsy-
~snia MIS-. E D Gillespie. Piadephis, K ,lDI
Island. Mrs E. o. Chase Providence ;Ma Iy.a W
Mrs John Gill Baltimore N2.tM T Ihawpsire, Mrs
Stephen Decatur Portsmouth; Connectlcn'' Ms
FIza T. Robinson. Hartford: New-Jersey' NJ, Ms
Imiy p e. 1 Beaie NeWYor, Miss Louise t.
- ScbHvler. New-York CITY This representation
was designated by banner. ana 'le sen n,ar
md
We've Quickly fclt alope the route, and many
hearty cheers greeted them ,,o hoard Of direc-
TORS NJ the Worlls Columbian ENpo'luon, If$Ic"
NV tbe second Vce-President, Herbert A. Nai IG
and D. H. Burnham. Director Of W9r Es,as ave ne
board of the managers OF lne Cnl rrio,ss Tdyjn
Willis the chairman, being AT the head. ny
hoard is made up of representatives from ea ,
sixteen chiefs of departments in the Exposition
and the staff of tie Directors Of Works ocGu-
pied eighteen other carrages, along N,ilainds
architects of the various Exposition buIidlheS.
Finally as civic escort rode the seventeen
Al' Tbn trsilinG line Of carriages and mounted
..corts let Michqan-ave at Thirty hfth-st., driv-
inc through the Grand Boulevard and thence 10
Washington Park Meanwhile, tie tie troops al
WashinSton park. the head OF the prScessIoi.
annroached. were formed by hrigades on the east
SIDE of the green level AS the Federal representa-
tjves neared the park, the frot OF inc twenty IN
runs the Presidential salute, boomed 1ortn; me
froops of tire Regular army ana the militia 0l
The States drawn up at present arms az t.lt
salute was fired by Rodney's lhgh' Iat'frN, 81.
ARTILLERY which was stationed at the mere u
Tho park The opening gun doomed Just as 'h'
Vice-Presidents caTis9e reached the SCUM opssn
creep Just after the salute, the head OF the
procession having passed the spot, tie batter
Was removed hurriedly to the north inlet OF the
Exposition grounds and when the long d lnf 81
Sixtecnfh-st the National salute was sounding
over Lake Michigan.
THE ARRIVAL At JACKSON PARK.
The show of State and Regular troops was
imposing From the entrance of the park 70 IN
Midway Plaisance and thence to the great Fan
orounds the way was banked with the blue ant
brass Of the military pride OF many States whit
NJ intervals the ranks Of the Regular troops len
strength to the array OF glistening arms lw
regiments from Ohio and one reyirDent from low
Msre stationed OF the Midway Plaisance WITH Tn
Wv ID and Sd regiments of the Illinois Nationa
Guard As the viee-resdents ca hr PISS pesse
between these columns there was snatP IT,,
arms and the procession moved to the WIN
CITY" beyond. c.. $500, c.o.. .o
The rest of the United States and state troop
were formed on the east front of the park faclh
49, in three lines as follows: Beginning o.
The right of each line, the infantry was formed II
line Of masses, each subdivision occupying IRON
tbs size Of the organizations permitted. IN III
haff iii ID