The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-14

unon IN, city. II fell OIL; 10 be "A JeweI
II a day. bright hut not hot. just right
Ter inexperienced marcliers.
Line Movcs on Time.
A. exactly 1890 A.. NJ. 50 true were
sherriIs calculations. sixteen horsemen
Of IN, police escort for the reviewing
officers cautered past the stand. Their
busl.r sounded "A lear call. They
wheeled and uligncd - the right ana
lief. OF Mayor Mltchel's carriage. nut
.,epped the Mayor with "A wave OF has
silk hat and took his place In the STAND
with his VIII. and his mother. Mrs'
James Mitchell. his aunt. Miss Josephine
purroy, Secretary Theodor" l"lcah
rou.s.,u and Mrs. Rousseau, Commits
siorcr Of Accounts Leonard NJ. wall
stein. box COMMISSIONS Rouert y. I.
Smith. G.strict Attorney Edward swami
AID others OF the municipality "H'-
e.aE1om.
few seconds at;erward the car'ias.
bearing Gen. Leonard Wood hls ~
If st,Y. col. Edwin +. Glenn. ana fNd'
ido,irsi Nathanie, X. tsier. cotnmand-
ar, ~ the navy yard. and his ala, con-
n.-der l'pham, rolled up to the s'ahh'
lieut.. Xii Kennel. familiar OF many
Mayors, fung his Honor's nag 10 Ihe
breeze. Uniformed policemen ana pIa.n-
clothes policemen grouped the"ssei,e5
more or ItSS tollspAN 'h'
ou, of the stand. all much alert because
,h,-c had been rumors about, disturpihs
,umors of planned ou;rages. The Mayor
was we'll guarded and no person go.
within many yards Of him VINO maui" |
Q pass or a mighty valid excuse ,
As the rustic and bustie III tme wa"
shated. Grand Marshal Sheriff. came
riding pas, the stand. sitting his dancing
charger very erectly; very pr0IHty'
Then came his aids, Major ~. X. Wh,t
new col \. +. Schermerhorn, 'aP,, ~
II. Reed. anon them. Already roiIlnS
across Twenty-third stree, were me mrs,
waves of the parade, and az one glanced
southward IN the avenue one saw
Nildering expanse Of men ana hass-
men and flags, nothing but men an"
,lags for as far AZ the eye could reacn
That, in fact, was the way 1t wen, az
day long.
All Cheer for Choate.
There was a pretty handsome rneeT
rgh, A, this point which had nothing
% do with parade or paraders. " wa
so'e,y and exclusively for an old gentle
man IN nea, gray, an old gentleman quite
brisk for one of -. whose eyes t"'h,
klcd merrily and who lifted a manu-
f. cav remonstrance at the demonstra-
ton. II Was Mr.. Choate, one VI INC
mos, eloquent and persistent advoca''s
~ preparation In the whole on'tru
States. More than once IN the courEe
OF The day there were cheers lot ts
.x.Ambassado to Great Britain. II WAS
only another significant little ind'ca''o'
~ the feeling Of the crowd.
The first division Of the sixty-three 10
appear was that OF the municipal "ni-
rloyoos, 1000 OF them, under Joseph
lIariigan, Commissioner of Weights ana
Measures. Twelve thousand applied Tor
The privilege OF marching. but there was
room for only a sixth Ut that number
They went past impos!ngly enough n'-1'
h.,s In the van. derbies plugging ai'c:'
The borough battaliona were .eu :. u"
Borough Observation-Disclosures OF Mahh'tt-
,a,. vino wasted no time getting 10 'iie
ro,i.uiuy stand: Pounds Of BrooNlyh.
N.'ucvsou of The BronH, Commonly 81
Queen. aud Van Name Of Richmond !,
va a downright good showing AMI
Plea Il the Mayor hugely. 49,,
rr'loweu then 900 men from ''e
rIAutr trade, serious faced, no hoiSei.ac
tAou, them. They paced swiftly. SIN
,a.' - ineir tiles Of twenty aoreas'
ir.-,d the stand in one minute. Ind'ca'-
t'. a marching gai, NJ 1920 to the
hour. That pace could have been mal'-
'arud fa..ly we'll throughout the DAY.
haU % not been for the necessity or
r",af,lg the column from time 10 Time
10 "' surface cars and vehicles in'oueh.
II Marshal sheriff. could have lhandled
a,up~olutely uubroken column yesterday
b., ,puId have trotted his $4,000 civil
ian murrhers past the reviewers In SIX
hvur-.
The dry Goods trade with 5000 IN
ire carried silk flags. little and Dig
hcH4tWl pil5 g! color when they cauSl'
-, -lccl OF 9un. The display Of n'g1
va a feature Of the day that cannot
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