The evening world., 1894-04-04
,copnpuSd rom First Pnoe. \

III hungarian IlltIdls Vic ]
New York Social club.
The Inter uns Society.
Grosrcr Lodge.
Carriages for ladies and friends of members OF
Societies.
FIFTH DIVISION.
Assistant Marshal.
Band.
j Italian. Polish and Irish Societies.
SIXTH DIVISION.
Company Of Hungarian Cavalry.
The HunGarian-Slavonic Society
st. Peters Society.
dulEartsn-slavonic Amateur Dramatic Association.
SEVENTH DIVISION.
Assistant Marshal.
Hungarian ianl.
Peton society.
Rakoczy Society.
EIGHTH DIVISION.
! Assistant Marshal.
Band.
st. John Society.
Standard Lodge.
Steinman Lodge.
NINTH DIVISION.
Assistant Marshal.
Hungarian Rand.
Austro. Hungarian Schuetzenbund.
Arpod Lodge, X Of p.
Unvarer- Iruder Society.
Progress Lodge.
Company of Horscmen.
Mounted Police.
Among those in the carriages reserved
Tor the veterans of 1913 were Gen. Franz
STtEel' Major Charles hesmey, COL. Noes.
heart sei P s Ere Freun Md."I lsnia,i hi N Grant
and the veterans of Gen. Sanford's bri-
gade the old National Guards, and the
Washington Continental Guards, which
received Kossuth when he landed in this
country Dec. &. 1851.
The line of march was down Second
avenue to First street, to Houstons treet,
thence across to Avenue Il, up to Sew
enth street, thence across to venue A,
and, following this, to Fourteenth street
Snu broadway, and thence down to the
The head of the procession reached the
Hity Han at BIS o'clock. At that time
the plaza in front of the Hall had been
several thousand gathered in the park
Park Row.
Mayor Gilroy and other members Of
NE city government stood at the top
OF the broad marble stairway at the en-
trance of the CITY Hall and received the
Veteran Guards, who alighted from their
CARRIAGES and took their places in the
covered porch of the city Hall while the
Procession marched slowly by to the
music Of n funeral march played by the
hungarian band.
I, The solemn tollIng of the Liberty Bell
society passed by the reviewing stand.
~ was sounded ninety-two times, each
on" If the veterans tapping the bell
once as the line passed along.
me Hungarian Singing Society. which
4. hal ranSed itself In front of the steps
, OF the city Hall, sang Kossuth's Fare
WI sbnS III CnOrhS, HcCbIllpanlTl ny
,he combined Hungarian bands, the stir
i, ring notes of the choral mingling with
me solemn tolling of the bell.
= cDuring the whole of this ceremony thu
committee and the members of tht
singing society stood hareheaded in the
pouring rain. The sight was a most i'm
bbrn|rnslye one. 1t took nearly half Al
noUr FOR the procession to pass by thu
SSe5VlewlnE stand. After the review by
S m[S@r Gilroy the I'm of march contin
~ UP Centre street to Grand, Whert
kIt IN COS IA brl IH.. 1a ~ HE
inurlnE n" morning the famous Colum
q van Liberty Ben, which was cast las
tnurth Of July for the Worlds Fair, wa
erought down from the Marvin Safe fac
I .otS, where II had been stored, and wa,
tSs Up IN CITY Hall. Park Just .opposit,
u H. \ Eafln entrance of the hall. Al.houGl
se ram was falling heavily all the tim,
dI q pig crowd stood in the Park an,
I'll hours. "o'"''e" V '''e VA" '"
vbbihnft upper part Of the frame work o.
u hhmlGh the hell was set was draped wit
osniS Of MOURNING.
orr Ih@ ceremonies in honor of the mem
III OF hossuth began at $50 o'ClOC
'L H. mnrningi when a committee. fror
c w. various Hungarian societies In tn
h"yysa met at the Central Park block
all 1872 was ~P bo,S, me tnitr9 states tag .
continental Guards. Cap. Norman a,
Idf ppaHniISSdi n IN fqll "Mif9!rm' ana was accom-
=, SSaS OF he Committee stood with bare
III II = while the nag was being hoisted.
c. annonn, ms had been done the buElc
tnnmuheed tho fact by n signal upon h
CAM MI" No one was present exceT
s.. nemh norman and his STAFF, and tn
vi" WbnmmnoerS Of tho Committee, anon
GontttIihh We're Julius Minsgeru, Edward {
Id JosenSbp kolomon Bardos. Joseph Cuko
HoIsnHd Hr9sner,, j.. H.. R~osenfeld,
Y'eWhuer' j Szabo, p. Magyar. Angus
%erlc, Gustav Barna. ]. Grant, !
~ Gromsnnaum, Stefan Rock and others. NJ
u nan "er made a short speech in Hung'
ina appropriate TO the OCCASION, ar
vi NNsuu me Committee sang the Hungaria
ysStH"nal hymn. listen aid meg a MAJ
tim the City Hall the flags of the n,
he1, state and municipality were noa
- ~ a. nalf-mast this morning, while
0ehtre OF the group OF banners hur