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The Nation Pays Homage to Its
Fll‘iit President.
GREAT MARINE PAGBANT.
lie“ l'III‘li' lieSpleililI‘lii
Iluiiilziy limb.
in Her
TIIE l'lilislllENT IN llldlillll'l'll.
lle (lets a Grand llccepiion from flul
Citizens of the Town.
HIS ARRIVAL Ill THE HARBOR.
The l‘ri-iilileiit Luliilii Amid Thunder! of
(‘annonudinm Shout. of l‘atrlmlo (‘itl-
unl. llie Manic of Score- of Hands and
the “'avfng of l'lugI—llln llcccpllnn by
Governor (in-en and the IJ|W’|'I‘I' Club.
The Ball at the Metropolitan Opera
[louse to lie a Wonderful Affair.
NEW YIIIIK. April "Jib—Thi- celebration of
the lilitli anniversary of the inauguration of
Gen. (mu-g.- Wu~hiiigtnu as tint pr-mideiit of
the United Statue, began here this morning
at about 7 o'clock, when the grand marshal
and iidmirnl'x‘ staff reportul to Admiral
Jouett at the foot of limit Tnx-nty-mxth street.
RECEPTION OF THE PRESIDENT BY GOVERNOR
IIILL AND MAYOR GRANT.
For several days pcople from all parts of
the country have been pouring into this city.
until the streets, hotels and all public plat‘es
uncrowded with the thousands of visitors.
When the sun goes down tonight there will
probably be more people in town than ever
before at one time.
When 8 o 'clock came the day was fittingly
mheredinby a salute of twnity-one guns
from the war >hips in the harbor, and a per-
fect panrlemonium of shrieks from the
whistles of numberless steam vessa-ls, lying
in the North and East rivers and New York
bay. At the same time the men-of-war,
“th ship, rainbow fashion,” and with
brilliant bunting flying from almost every
available rope, presented a magnificent spec-
tacle.
The First Start.
Shbrtly after half past 9 the steamer
Erastus Wiman left her pier, at the foot of
“'ost Twenty-third street, and startcd down
the bay toward Elizabethport to meet the
presidential party. On board were the gov-
ernors of the states, with the commissioners
cent to attend the centennial, and a large
number of guests. Great crowds filled the
Itreeisasthe party embarked and cheered
enthusiastically when the steamer swung
around into the river. All the way down the
harbor the distinguished guests wore greeted
by footing wh'b‘tlts and waving flags. Every
conceivable variety of boat was represented
in the crowd of craft on the river and buy,
from big Insoan liners to pleasure yachts and
Coal swim. and nearly every one, was decor-
ated with the Stars and Stripes in one way
or another.
The President Arrival at Elizabethport.
ELIZABETH, N, J., April 29,—le president
and his party arrived in this city .hortly
After 7 o'clock this morning. The party
traveled on a special train ori-r the Pennsyl-
vania railroad, and the make up of the train
was the most perfect that has over left the
“'aahington station of that road. It was
under the direction of Awifiant General
Passenger Agent George W. Boyd, under
authority from the centennial committee.
The car assigned to the prnident was the
private car of the vice president of the road,
Frank Thimpson. It t3 one of the hand-
a
Staten. Island.
NAVAL manna non :uzanrmronr ro
WALL smut awn or south mvza
lamest tars ever built, and contains, in addi-
tion to the bedroom, a parlor, a dining room,
a pantry and a kitchen In the parlor a In
flamed a welcome to the president from the
opal fireplace. The entire train was mt-
hind.
Thom with the maiden! consists of
“Burl-n.“ Netball» Ida Har-
fiydfit Paul; In Kata Dari- Brooks.
(bllohnlwlhonand Private secretary
Ballad. Themahowiththo‘wtddaitial
pitytbo mm to scinti-
”t ComWMwhhihM
of John ..-\ King, William Jay, William R.
' lb 1- II~~ 'II \\ Illllllll M l'.\Iii't~ and-N ill It“.
i'ept’iwnwiig lhc gcncrnl gil‘t‘rlllll‘lil I'Illu-
mime. ‘H'lm'ilw II, thin-r. i‘IIiinId r“'nult')‘
hiiiiwmnl l .Iiil. H, \\ Illicrbw, of the liiinh
lhltlll'li‘ll, ll.- IviitI-iiiiial and hlflll'fl Imiil-
llllllmw
\lll-'ll;;IlII' 'In-r tinting-"Mud ‘Iliwlfl an.
liw II iIII I \‘. lI‘~l ~iii. Mr-i, “‘iuduui and the
Min» I\ dig.- tIlIIl l‘lwrruw \\ IIIIiuiII. than»
fut} ..IuI .\li' liIi~|., MI» and Muriel limb,
“Hui-i liI‘IIIiIn llil‘l Mini Muiguirt liiiiilie,
t‘IIirf .llhlil'" and Mrs. Fuller, damn-Iain Juv-
tim-~ In I I and Iiiiiti-hlnrd and Amwiiiii- .lILv
tiw .NII an; In limb. of tho suprI-iiiu court of
tin l mini h’iiitun; Ml» Strong. (fol. Tlillllltlti
l". ilttl', vi the llIl_IllI.'tlil geiIi-riii'r ullliv;
l.i >IIl. 'l‘ H, .‘liimii. l‘. N. N. and .\lr.<. ann,
ill. I ll. my \i'. ItnIIiiI-iid.
I I I- in L\'~[Ml[!'l' llII'li who are hero with the
ti:-~.-liiiliill purl) un- l'. J. llegruw and
U. orp- I-I'Iuithaiii 11am. of tlic L'uiii-d I'm»;
r\. J, liull‘urd, of tlw A» w'iatcd l'i'ma‘. rep-
lV‘V‘lIlJill‘t‘: of The Now Yuri; 'l‘ribuuo, The
New Yuri. 'l'lllli‘r. The i‘IIIiaIlI-lpiiia lmiger
and I‘llli'" llrll‘hlitlifl‘l‘ writ-spuinlciita to the
ll‘lllilit'i' of ulmlll tm-uty.
The Party at lin-alifant.
.\~ w-ii lb the train war pIIili-d up the pur-
ty ultziiiivi and took lellfi lll I‘Iirriag-u‘ which
In Iu- uniliii; nt tin.- station to Like them to
lln llt'ul"\ of IIII».r lt'flw‘l‘lll't' entertainer:
'rl~l'_\ “cm icing looked alter by the New
J.-- my mile l‘fllllllllllli‘,wlllt‘ll was it» follows:
\‘I I.‘.I;.m J. Sum-II, cliIiii‘IiInu: Urn. I-l lluril
tiitddu James H. (iricr, llugii W. Adams,
Eduard F. “Funk-",Cnl. lienjuiiiiii F. Int,
.l'un'luil'nl A. lluiiII-‘lly,JIIlill J. 'I'Idfi‘y, Bl-
“ill'l F. t'. Young. Jonathan W. Roberta,
Whiniiu ll. Skinner, D.- Wlft t'liiilnli Jones.
(‘urtluurit l’ariu-i', F. Willi-nit Jack-m.
(“burl-e. l-l tiIix-u. Samuel M. Human“,
t‘inl in W. Slilt‘lilr. llilward ll. Wright, Mor-
l’t'il li. Uulm and Henry L Juuciuiy.
l'l'l"lll"liI ll:lf‘l‘t~‘n and llla family, Vice
l'rm-Ivui and .\lr~, Morton. t'lill‘f Justice
and MI». Fuller. Ju~tico~ lilutclit'uril and
JililII-I' l’ndd “I‘lll in the home of Governor
(li‘n-ii,ul Wmt Jrrx-y and Cherry htreiila
'l'huniciiilmm of the i-al-iiII-t and the ladies
iiccniiiluiiiyiiig them look breakfnit with ex-
Cuugrnwinan J. Kean. At the iii-me of Maj.
Admin, Ju.tic.~ and Mn Miller. Jiisticc and
Minx. “Ill inn. Justice Gray, l’rivate Roi-rotary
Ilalf-ird and Mrs. Halfurd took breakfast.
Reception at (:uri-rnor firecn'l Iii-Inc.
At bzikl an informal reception was hold at
Governor tr'rccu's home, all Illl‘ pruiiiiiII-nt
officials of Eliuilietli and the stutcofliriuls
being invited. Here at ‘J u'cIm-k tlic cuiitcu-
lilnl I'niiiniittce iippoiiitul by Mayor (irier
toil; Pftlzlilt‘lll llnrrisnii in band and looked
after his comfort. Tho t'liliillitlh'e is: Mayor
Grier, chairman: lit‘lljilllllll \i'illiuiiisuii. Jolm
Kean, William W. 'l'liouiiL-a. llnlwrt Chi-t-
wixnl, Williiiiii linrbrr, Col. N. Mumford,
William Stilt-s, llr. J. 1!. Crane. Maj, (ii-urge
Hulda-lid, Jana-s t7. Ugdeii, Morris llI-tiiclil.
tin- ltur. Dr. I}. KL‘llllhllvll and Judge Wilb
lain J. .‘lt'UI'I',
The l'rmident on the Stand.
On the bum in the rear of finrcrnnr
Green's llDlllt' llib‘ been built a stand that will
scat about 500 persona and President llarri-
mu took the mat of honor there-in at 9
o'rl-u-k, when the pnxwion started. C. II.
K. Hale-y was the grand marshal, and had
for his aids It. 5. Williams, cliiof of staff; J.
L Ilaiiimill, Edwin Marsh, Adam Whittar-
man, Thomas Tillnw, William Muhoney,
('iiarlI-s W. Irvine. Horace Green, Jr..
Samuel 1. Moorc, Jr., Edward Baldwin,
Jthn \l’. Win-inn, Dennis C. Crime, Frank
IV. i’.:IueraudJ. (‘. Tichinor. The ten dir
visions of the proman cuiiiprisod about
5,00) men a3 follows:
First Division—First City Troop of l’hila'
dolpliinzu battalion of New Jersey militia.
composed of five companies of tho 'I bird regi-
meiit.
Second IllVlhlfili—I‘I-‘lllbel's of the Grand
Army of the Republic to the number of
8,0)", under command of Department Com-
mander W. B. E. Miller.
Baum; wxvzvixn 'nir. ruzsimzxr To root
or want. STREET.
Third Division—1131395 ot:the Ancient Or-
der of Odd Fellows, the Junior Order of
American Mechanics, Knights of I‘ytiiias, iii
unifonn; the Plattdeutsch Sticiety. the
Knights of St. John, and thirteen boys in
continental uniforms.
I'ouith Division—The
Hibernian; 0300 strong.
Fifth Division—The department of agri-
culture. This wasastriking featured the
promion. Thefarmemhaveentered heartily
into the spirit of the celebration and will
contribute largely to the picturesqucnim of
the prmession. Besides the floats, upon which
was represented comparisons between farm-
ing of 100 years ago and of the present day,
there were in line men in old-time costumes
carrying scythes and sickles, boys going to
the mill with bags of grain, and other inter-
esting representations Upon the floats were
groups of farmers with old fashioned agri—
cultural implements, such as the wooden
nInuld board plow, barrow, grain cradle,
flail, etc. There was a tableau of a straw
ride in an old sleigh drawn by four horsae.
Sixth Division—Tho fire department of ten
companies, with their apparatus, commanded
t5 Chief William Mahoney.
Roth-wing the Melon.
When the first div irn'ons passed the review-
ing stand the president and vice president
left the stand, and in a carriage drove along
theiino of the divisions, thereby seeing the
whole procasion. As a personal escort they
had a company of the Veteran Zouaves,
commanded by Gen. J. Madison Drake,
which acted as a guard around the home of
Governor Green while the president was
there; representatives of the Legion of
Honor, the Order of the Cincinnati, the
Washington Headquarter: amociation of
Morriitown, and the Sons of Revolutionary
Siren
Ancient Order of
When the presiduit and vice president loft
-thestandthonest of the presidential party
andspecial gueststookarpeclal trainon the
New Jersey Central railroad for Elizabeth—
The line of mansion was from West
Janey and Cherry meets, through Cherry
street to Rahway avenue, to Broad shoot, to
RastJeraeystreet, toSpringstroet, to Elim-
beth no, to Pint avenue, to Elizabeth aro-
nuo, to First street to But Janey street, to
Front street and to the pier, when President
Harrison and Vice Pnddent Horton boarded
the barge that took them to the Dirpatcli
tron: the float of the Alcyonl Boat clan
Paula. Ital-r tho Arches.
“no arch. wan and. by the [to
cum Th. tint, at land and Mt dd}
“1*, 5 ll fut had d I foot high.
was minim, mud and pro-natal a
hantifiiluppmranm, Themed informing
an-li won at l'llluibotli arcane and the Cron-
rundii, flit-l “Ola known III the "living arch,"
ll‘t‘lllim' upon it were forty-nine pretty girl»
din-M in ii-pivmut forty-two ninth. and
PI'\l'lI tori-norm, :‘5lll0 proudeiif rude under
It be “.1.- giI-I-le w Ilh agreiit volley of iii-non
Illl'"“ll |-\ llli'llll'ln on lite ftl'l'li .\I l-‘md
and l‘IIIInIi hll't'l‘l‘i, In l'lliuiin-Ilipui t, tII.~ lllal
arch “JL‘ pin-ml Illilll’l'
THE l'Itllsllll'ZNT‘H lililf’lill'rlnh‘ AT Tllli EQI'iTA‘
“LE lll'UdilSli.
E~pcciul pains have bn-ii taken to nppnr
priiituly decorate the Fint l’riml-ytI-rian
church Ivliilcc, in llrmid “not um mite Elmi-
lictli avenue, and the (lid Lidim' home. A
dartiiguiauafuwdays ago ascimdul to the
top of the spire on the church and affixed
flu- Aiiicriciiii flag~z niio upright iii-iv» the
gold hall that .siiriiinuutu the steeple, and the
other: pointing to tho four points of the
t‘tilllptlh‘x The occupants-If the Old lJiIliui’
home have felt sumo namely that
their building Would be overlmlml in
the Way of di-Iuirutlnns, but it was
tint. and 1h.- lllhIol’lC old linilu‘ld’twdllfl a
gay app-uruuvn with fiig.‘ flying in the
bin-Ir and hunting fI-stmiiul Iii-m Illl' walla
All the public buildings Ill'I' corn-rm! with
flags and hunting. Tillii'li all together, a
poi-«Iii walking tlir-Iugfi tin-street.» ut' Elixir
both Would nrriveat tiio c»ii--lu~l«iii that [a
largi-niiiuuut of l'llllllblll‘lll :i-il luiti‘iI-Yisiu
found Ii i-miiiig plan- in the lllllf' No-wJern-y
I-ily tliiil l'llII‘l‘IillIILNl l'rmI-leiii \\'a»iiingt-III
lIIchui'a ug-I, uud Wllll‘lt t-ulay mun-what
>Iiuil:irly ciitcrtuiin-d his lirbl rvcuut >uc
L't'rrli vr.
THE PRESIDENT IN THE HARBOR.
Ile III Ruin-d Audi-iri- by al'rcw from the
Marina .N‘oclcty.
The sll‘liill‘lilp III-patch, having on l-nrd
t.ll"trl‘\ldl‘:il, arrival at the font of Wall
htI'I't—l, II‘Iilli l'lll'z'nlwllliwl‘l, about '2 ii'i‘luck
this afternoon.
The prui-lI-nt n as row-‘1 ashore in a pumll
boat by a crow I-i' I\\'ul\'0 flit‘ll from the
Muriuc Society of lllt‘ Port of New York and
I-I-iiiiiizindixl by Capt. .\tlllirnsc Snow, Upon
landing hu mu received by "lib-era of tho-
centennial I'tiilllllllll'“, Mayor (hunt and
quuni-ir Hill, and D'M"th’|l by military and
the band of the Fifth i'cgiiiII-iit. l'. S. A., in
[hi-Equitable building. The president and
members of the i-nbiiwt and a score of Wind
dis-titigiiHII-d gu-«ta rule in carriugma, the re
niziiiido-r of Illt‘ l mxnIuii walking.
The lh-m-ptinn at tho lawyrrn' Club.
The til‘rflllyv‘iIII-ulh fur the reception of the
president at tliv- lgiwycix" club wurcexci-liciit.
A~ tho head of tin» iiiIIitary column fnriiiiiig’
the presidential escort arrival at tho Equit-
able building. Maj. .‘lt’crt‘llmfll'l'llml lii- r-iur
iiiaiid into the grand court, taking pisition
on the right, Col. Church and his command
on :ln- mutli, Col. Walton and lllS ('Hllllliflllll
pmitioii on the south.
The Soldier-i l'rcsi-nt Arms.
The troupe presciitwl arm. win-ii Ill" pn-ai-
duntvntcml. and the full choir of Trinity
church descended the staircuw oppositn the
entranci- iinl foul: position at its blur, chant-
ing the hymn sung at national f»--:iv:il.~, be
ginning, “Before the lair-l We- Haw,"
Tlicprmidvut was then taken upa'tairs to
the Inny-rs' club and t‘Ullilllt‘ii-Il in tin. ro-
ceptiun room. William Alli-ii Built-r, primi-
dent of the Lawyer; club, im-Iirtul the
pl't'alilt‘lll, and Mr. h‘auiui-l lbirrnwo. SI-I‘ri'lzlf'y
of the club, accrual Vice President Morton,
The raised dias' was occupied by the preai.
dcnt, vice prisidcntflbivernor llill, Mayor
Grant and Ilhmiltun Fish. After tin; gover—
nors and other officials had been pr-wuted
the doors of the club Were thrown upon and
the invited guests were mluiittul. There was
no haudshaking during the crrI-iimiiy.
At its concluaion bri-akfust was served in
HIV dining room of the club. Tho rooms are
beautifully decorate-ILgreut buuclio-s of roses,
through which electric lights; gin-uni. being a
feature. There wore a few short sine-dim,
and the president and party then [Il'Iif'L‘twltNl
to the city hall, where a public reception was
held.
At the City Hall.
The presidential party prvicu-Ihl directly
to the city hall from tho lxiwyers’ club, and
asisted by Governor Hill and Mayor timnt,
receivel the public in the large governor's
room. This reception will last from -l till
5:30 o‘clix-k, “'lii‘li the xll’f’illl‘llll will go to the
Fifth I‘VO'HHP hotel lu prepare for the hp" in
the evening.
The Naval Parade.
Immediately upon the landing of the presi-
dent at Wall strict the great marine procee-
sion was started from the vicinity of Gov-
ernor's Island and proceeded up the East
river. The fleet of steamboat: headed the
prtbt‘triw'lnll and was’ followed by a fleet of
yachts, tugs and otherilveasels. There were
300 rem-Is in line, and the procemion was
(livid-.1! llll') timsquiidrons. The marine pm
lava. manna rnox cits-ran manna, wor-
ixu rowaan Iumrraroar.
canton turned atapoint apposite Twenty-
third street and sailed hack and around the
Battery, up the North river as far as Forty-
aecond street, where the fleet. turned and
sailed to the bay, where it wan renewed by
Admiral Jouett and Admiral Porter, aft.
which it my iii-handed. The. warmin- At-
lanta, Yantic, Wyn. Chicago, Euler,
unlit. mid katown we. in
“mummnumm
the North l‘l\l‘f an i anchor-cl iu the middle
of tho uttwiiii it Iid .\|il||t‘\' ui iilmlll fillyanlii
apart. 'lfno "it"‘ltllu-lll iniimo pariulo will
minted by tho aw. l of w.- ll 5!! ll phwd up the
riwr.
“in t VI Iviinial Hall.
H \ll)llllli' l~ ll' l-l\ i-ii tIn- manila-uten-
ulnl llilll in tin .‘li'lru'mlilflll ”In In hum-o h»
night. 'llic mi. II -i of the man one budding
ha» lulu ulnin-i. Ii-li d.-.-. IrnII-d with flag“,
bunting, law... flown mid a‘llli‘, and the
effect Iii remarkably lit-'llitlftll, The lull will
begin at it ll't‘lm‘h‘, when the centennial
qua-irllln will [ordain-«L The llIllall’ will be
furnished by an Iill'lIi-ull'il III III! pica”. The
pi-mI-lo-III mil IIII! Iliiiu'I‘, but mil all outside
of a wonderful llld'rll white iIuIiw. which llfl
lumicrcctul III..." “In .ingl- At midnight
supper will lio served. The Iiieuilr-N 0f the
diplomatic curl-ii, and all IIIlIl'i'N \Ili-I am in
titlnl III mar liiiifuriii- will do “I. fllhl ”Ila,
fivtlllillllhl with giirguiuu ball drcvis II! the
union, will "Ink" Illi‘ ball ill" Inmi lxI'I'IlIIiiit
Illv'ltn'l'i I'Vl‘l" minim-d on (In. continent.
THE TOWN FULL OF SOLDIERS.
They A" IAMIL'I'II III the \iiuurII-a and
Public Hall» and “we a! “Ir! “1“-
'l'lii~bluociuitii nl tln- largo many Hf Na-
Llilllfll fiunrduu Ii that riib-i-d wa York In
I ili i'IIin- gnu-u t1|l|:‘hu't‘l.lh|‘ i-Illli‘ sirloin,
A large llllllilll'l‘ ul‘J'uupe‘ llll‘lt’u‘l during the
day. and the ni'iiiiiriou and balls where the
i'IiIiillllIllila are gum; in l'.'llllp nr-- I'ij ..in fill-
ing up. 'l'lnx mil‘l‘lllurl of the Fittii .‘\'I'lllll‘
hot‘ I, where tho army connint'w iii!» if»
Iiwnlvpiurt-irs, are throng-d Wllll Iilli'el's of
tlic regular army and lln- .\':iti iial “Zlflrll.
'i'iic quark-ring of hlil'll an army of vhntiug
militia I-rcn lilhi bu-ii Ii wriuin pi' dil m, but
evI-ry detail «If it has III-on I‘lll’v'Iilli) :ittciided
to, and the visitors Irili all be pi'uiwrly housed
and fol. Few of tlii-iii, hounwr, Mill alecp
on spring lllnlll‘l‘flfi", “ml in sum * of the halls
tin-Iin-ii will have in be mli-ll-«l with the
soft side of aboard and Hblllfill"l III mvcr
tiieiii.
Only a small part of the troupe can be ac-
mniiiio iiitI-d in the nrmoriw, and in addition
tiitlni hub-ls- Iiiil hall» tho stouiin-r Grand
Republic will shelter ill-w cniiipanio-s of the
Fourth brigade that are unable in find quar-
tcra iii the Tirelfth regiment armory.
lifntlingnliihcd Men at the Hotel-i.
The hulo‘l frighten! lliu'l llke llnln ”I ll” tib-
pruiiiiiient ciliz~ini of the country. At the
(List-y imam Im- John C. New, ex-Scnator
Satin-ion, «If .Vcbrihka, and a boat of leading
weutvrnvrs. Hovi-riiur Merriam, of Minna
mtn;L‘. l. “wt, of .“llllll‘flplill‘; Run-ell ll.
lliirrimiiiiinl Iinvr-rnnr Furnker Iu’c among
"1th at the Fifth Ari-nun,- hotel. Governor
llirriiln-I- and Senator Allison, of Iowa, am
at the lirownri. N, I’. banks. liovernur
Riggs and the lI-gi.~liitiirc of Delaware, tho-
cntin- FIN! t'avnli'y 'l'rmip of t'lI-n-land and
the :‘lil'lt‘nl and ”'IiIUl'fllIll' Al'lilll‘l’)‘ Coni-
[nny of “15in" are at the Grand Central
lion-l. Governors Fowl». of North Carolina,
and a large number In! Southerners am at the
Metropolitan hub-l. All the hutch am full,
and newly arriving gumta, who had not as.
curI-d iicmiiiniI-lntiuns in advance, are rib
fern-d in lieu nf [It‘li'lllot boarding houses in
the vicinity, which the clerks had prepared
for the purpose. Rodin; of troops are arriv-
ing at the depot and various ferries all day,
and tho atn-ota present a It‘llll-ltmllfll ap-
pcarancc.
Slight Change In “'oilnelday'n Programme.
The president will arrive at the reviewing
stand at Tin-iity-slxth final and Fifth aver
min at tin'clm-k Wednesday morning to re-
vinwtlicciricniid industrial parade ‘ ‘ ‘
of a later hour, aslia-l lav-n expm'lul. The
parade will then-fore start at 5:21) a. In. from
Fifth avenue and Fifty’nintli street.
I'nglif Slur- 'l'lilcvca Arrested.
Eight more priifcsioniil thieves were ar-
rontml under the “habitual criminal" regula—
tion and put out of harm's way until the
centennial is. over.
Special Memorial Services.
NEW YORK, April L‘ll—(‘cnteunlnl inc-
lllurlnl seri'lt‘ls under the auspices of the So
i-icfy of tin- Cincinnati were held yesterday
in .‘t. i'aul'M-huri‘li. \rhorcniie hundred year:
ago \\'a~liiugtou attcudI-d tll“lllt'5{'l’\'iif¢_ Tiny
attendance was \I-i'y largo, including one
lllllllll‘hl and fifty iiiciiilicrs of the Society of
the Cincinnati, to whom the sermon was
vspv’t‘lally whim-sand. Bishop W illlani Stevens
Perry, of Iowa, ‘llt' chaplain general of the
order, dcllverml tho sermon, which was main-
ly devoted to n-fI-roin-i-s in the religious phase
of \\'ashingtoii's earner. The llllbll'fll portion
of tho service. was lll‘t:lllfilb‘illl_\' rendered by
a doable quart»! and a well drilled chorus.
. The Weatlicr for Monday and Tun-lay.
Wasiiisiirox, Aprd L'J —ripecinl indica-
tinm for New Yuri: and Vicinity for llviiidny
and Tuesday: Light rain Monday morning,
followed by fair weather and cooler; north.
westerly wind». For 'liiwlay, fair. ,
—‘ 855,000 Fl".
Sriui'rss, \'. \.. April 29.— Mowry &
Bdrm-3’ pork pat-kin r wiiiblhhmeut wiu par-
tinlly huniol; In», Kiwi» fully iu-‘umL
i
CONDENSED NEWS.
i'uwcll Clayton, a well known )llIIt'ian'
ault'nl. \l. A. “I ebbcr, editor of no Daily
l’r-grcsv, nwt in a sown at Little Rock,
Ark, and after sumo hot words both drew
pi‘lob‘, but were separated, and the hintilities
prwmled no further. The quarnl grew out
of attacks upon Clayton in \l'ebbor'; paper,
A. S. Ui'lis, editor of The Chattanooga
Daily 'l'iiii- a, whin- coming to tho oflice rm.
“hi-III up" and rubbed on an “frequented
strut-t. Two men hold pistol: in his head and
went through his pockets. They left li'b'
watch, imam-d some money, and remivul for
their trouble only a low pocket plows, win-3e
intrinsic value was small
Two brothels named Obe and Dilll Hunter
(colored), near ililhiburo, Tenn, became in-
volved in a quarrel. Obe struck Dan with a
stone, when the latter gmhiul a piece of
fence mil, knocked his brother down and do
liberatcly frat his head into a jelly. The
niurdcrcr lid.
The staiiiidiip Orinoco, from Bermuda,
brought to New York the captain and ten
of the crew of the ship allichzird l’. Buck,
which was burned near Bermuda.
The steamship Rugia, from Hamburg,
landed 5W. sicoragc passage” at Castle
Garden; La Bourgogue, from Hum, 43:,
and the Ludgate “ill, from London, 2'4.
Fire destroyed the sanh and door factory
of Bishop Brodie“ at New London, Conn,
musing a lots of 345,000. C. A. Williams‘
storehomie was damaged to the extent of
$8,000, and the Ibil‘t‘llhllxu of the New Lon~
:l-In swam woolon lilili to the extent of” 83p
uou Tin: fire was of incendiary origin.
John Daugherty, of New Brunswick, N. J.,
and Julius Dwyer, Iii Bound Brook. N. J.,
fun-,glit six rounds l~ -i' a 8:300 prim near Bound
Brook, [hiiigherty Winningr on a fuuL About
.11) rpm-Latch wurc pineal.-
Tvm 11”“: short; inauigcr trains, cast and
west. bouii l, cullid rd iiciir ll-iiiing Prairie, six
miles can: of L-Ipur‘ie, Iiiil. A trump who
was stealing a ride was pmiiauly fatally in-
jured.
Ilev. Daub-l I)»'Tl‘llv'c’l('l', 13.0., has acceptr
ed the suit-n Ive: I - Icy of III-I In liau school.
clan-d hon by Lu! president. He will do
liver hi! farewell her-inn in the Roslindlla
Media church Hell. Sunday.
SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL, MONDAY, APRIL 29,1889.
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It. A. N. CLARK,
at South lain rim, 0 l . (‘Iiy liolcl.
SOUTH NuiiB‘PAlJL
ii to 9 a. in.
Office Bonn. 12m 2 p. m.
009 Telephonewnuociion. ti to is y. In.
I. s. mun.
Architect and Civil Engineer,
Farm-lieu Plano, Notifications and tiawrlatend-
case for the coiiriruciion of every dcutriplloii
of blinding!
TERIS REASGNABLB.
Onion—Taylor“. Baildln thington 8L.
so. Nurwa k. l'. 0 301775.
F nTrEc'iiii-iiti. ' '" ’ ‘ ,-,_
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Room 50. Haviiand'a Block,
Warhiiigton i-trwi. South Norwalk Join an
ALEX. 8. GIBSON.
Organist of the Pin! Congregational t‘hnrchM'ata
ury, Teacher of
Pianof'orte, organ and Musical
Composition.
f6 iy [lock Box 39 l’. 0,, NtlftWAl.K. CONN.
C It. D’ABTOIS.
I
Caterer for Wedding: and Puma. Ice Cream
oouiiiaiiin on hand foriiic rich and mll tile cele-
la'atcd Root Beer. and Employ mrut ”flee.
50 IAIN 51'. MLNURWALK. (1'.
J D. J ENNlNus.
. summit to b. B. Qulnmrd.
Undertaker & Binbiiliner.
_' KLBL'l'ith NIGHT BELL 1N THE OFFICE.
No. 4 Knight St. Residence, 5 Elm St.,
$03m Nor'itulli, Conn.
J‘.“ c.030wn, ‘
Carpenter and Builder.
Plano tnrnirhed and Estimate- given.
Jobbing of all kinds promptly attc ndcd to.
sho Ann street, ncar lain
P. 0. x «3.3mm Norwalk Ct.
J It. RAYMOND,
Biiilder and Contractor.
, Work done by the day or contract.
Ollie foot of Haviland St. on Water. PA). Box 61?.
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK
5] Washington Street.
Open Dali y from 9 to I: an. and from i to 8 p.-
md on Saturday evenings from 6 to 8.
Winicmi allowed on Deposits.
man 301.! ansrm
JOHN ii. 'rimiiis Vice-Prom;
ISM-iv. .10le ll kNAPl’.h¢-c.ann1‘rcae
AT
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G. I! BYING'I'ON,
Wuhln‘ton, D. 0.
Ten year: in United States Patent om.
dlw Guide to inventors ma led free.
”‘(iicorxo ll. Raymond,
FURNITURE DEALER!
And Furnishing Undertaker.
Call and see my large stock of all kind: of furniture.
3‘ Ilaln Street. Norwalk.
Alto piqued to furnish everything necea for
the interment of ihcdcad,dayor night. Tel
connection with midi-ace. No. 3 Berkley place.
Ich 19 in:
JOHN H. SMITH,
FLBBI‘S'I‘.
MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
WRIGHT & FLYNN,
Carriage Makers
And manufacture:- of
All kinds of Wagons,
Trucks, Carts. etc.
All kind: of repairing promptly done.
Several new and lecond hand wagons for ale.
New Road Cam only $30.
Horse-Shoeing and all
kinds of Blacksmithing
Foot of l-‘ranltlln sn,
South Norwallt.
aplstf
Merrill Phonograpic Academy.
Commercial Trafnlng School,
51 Atlantic at. Stamford, Ct. In Salon
Dayna
Evening.
HOBTHAND and Typewriiing nmcnt
Ind cr thepenonallnatrnction of th m
cipal andhnrincaa manager of Gatl’ey‘aSli
Schooi, 111!“de Co.“
COHKRCIAL Department, for the study of
book keeping, gmmanrhip, arithmetic, ctc.,
lnchugeoffrnf. A. Wardcof New York cit!
Youngmen and women carefully prom toflli
honorable and lucrative positions.
Remington 'l‘ypcwiter H utter! for Stamford
mdvittmty “a“
Bush on ’House! supplied with competent anili-
Inte on abort notice For circulan and full infor-
mation cation. or address,
NR8. I. Ammb. Pria.
bi Atlantic“, Stamford.
Jacob M. Layton,
Hell lame and Hon-e Agent. -
General In suranceAgencyW
line. we and Accident.
Ocu- Bunhlp mute—Cabin and Steam.
Dam fit an 8 mm all In" Oran to
all of lamps.
Notaryl’lblic. WWI-Taken.
Railroad Tickets. Baggage Checked
to Dull-alien.
III-mm IL. much m
Millet-walk. Conn.
GO '1'0
llBBBEBIHlBlilB’S
. _- 7.,“ ..-
Choice Groceries
Table Delicacies,
FRUITS, «30.,
No. 8 Miuiii Street.
WAGONS
New and accond-hand
Buggies, Phaetons, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
l’rices to Suit All.
Call and See Them.
Haifa? Tm.
W. II. MEEKER & CO.
SOLE AGENTS“ IB'
FOR. THE
'llllllH “13918 "Bill-10B]...
Gas Fitting.
'l‘iII and Sheet; 11'0“ Work.
STOVES, RANGES,
AND T I NWAR E .
Estimates given for
Steam and Hot Air Beating.
HL'SICHALLBIDCK.
llllllillllilllli int HIaIIIIIIIi
Do not tiny a monument or Headatona from any
£310"me bingo direct to the show room. of
. W ater Street. Norwalk and Ida“ one
all oomph-team! you will not be ill India
up cc. Dealer mankind: of nilding Italic
cemetery work.
P. W. BATEI.
M3!!!
All Right Again.
Having again got into my old mud, Kly' a Block,
Iain meet, and replaced the goods destroyed at the
fire by a much larger and better Mock. l invite me
public to give inc a call. 1 can ahow the best line
town 0
Harnesses,
Robes,
Blankets,
Whips, iii.
c.,
And ofl’cr them at the most rcamnablefpfl'l
Give me a call and you will he sails that there
i: no better place to buy or have repairing done.
J . 1‘. O’ROURKE,
mriz' L'm
IIIIIfl YIIII Lilli Til-Bil.
To-ltorrow May be Too Late.
Take an Endowment Policy that you may need in
old age. If you live or if you die, it will be a help
to your family. . cents a day will re a
man an endowment of 81, (11) to be pot to h
50yeara of age or to his family at death. 5 cents a
day will give you a life policy for Si, 000, and you
do not loose what you have paid if you stop paying
any year after three.
INSUBB IN THE
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
Life Insurance Co.,
0!" HARTFORD.
B. 8. Insomnia), Agent.
South Non-walk.
Life Insurance
At Actual Cost.
PERSONS desirous of obtaining life insurance at
mummmdwntefovcircnlan to ,
Security Initial Benefit Society,
233 Broadway. New York.
Thiafiocietyclaimrthatforeixymthceoet to a
memberotmlddleagehubcen
Less Than Twelve Dollars a Year
for each thousand dollars of immune. dill 4m
KENT & CROLWELL,
lllSllNS llll] PLASTEREBS.
Boilers of all Kinds
Set and Repaired.
Fire Brick Work,
and Jobbing of all Kinds
a Specialty.
OFFICE AT 9. SELLHCK’S,
197 Waollfn‘ton st. Bridle,
So. Non-walk. Colin.
Also, 1’. 0. Box 140, Weetport.0t.
m6 2m
$306th
U. a. ham once,
Mam
III IIIIIII IIIIIII
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MEATS
IIIIVID IN Till HIST IANNKB.
if on want the clinical-i IRATE, obtained to
m of Iio-ihle or wet. you will and tin-iii at my
hi, on well on
Palm if all Kills
IN ITS SIABON
F. HAYES.
DIBBLB‘B BIDCI. - BOUT]! NORWALI.
WI. Nil'l‘flll lllllll'l'.
Ono Quality,—'l‘ho Bolt.
Beef, Veal, lamb, lotto
Com Beef Emokclil'l‘
widen.
Ilium
Pork, Bait $d huh,
Tongue mu,
Winn
fortl.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLESSMITH
53 WBIIIIIIIICII Street.
J. H Kinefelter,
[)le IN
IIIIII, FisI Oysters,
Vegetables, Fruits,
CANNED Goons, ETC.
flip. II. I, N. H. &ll. IIIIIIII.
’i‘elwhone Connection.
BIII ilBIHI III
28 Main St, 80. Norwalk.
ImmmM
Frills, Valuables, PIIIIIII, Etc
0! All Kinds in Their Season,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
H. I. BENNETT. 36:29 E. 8. BUSTED.
THOSE WHO DESIRE
THE BEST OF
Meats,
Poultry,
Vegetables,
Always huh and at a moderate price would dowel]
to call at the
BBB MIIII
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Olden tolicited and goods delivered to any part
of City.
JIIiIII SIIIIIIIIII, IIIII.
SEWE RS!
F. M'. PIERCE
mum In
SE‘VER PIPE
nan
General Sewer Contractor
“amendm- with main news
[limo thiaw city on the moat favor-hie tame.
«intending toconacctw withthemcentlyiaid
sewer: in this city “will find it to their advan to
call on him. tf'
F. M. PIERCE
Box 20, South Non-thou
J (“IN ll. FEBBIS,
Wholesaleand Retail Dealer in all kinds of
BillL Bill] W001]
Brick, Lime, Cement,
Blue Storm. Etc.
Lehigh, Lackawanna, Locust
lountain, Franklin, and
Wilkesbarro Goals.
hint III RUBBER PAINT
Yardw foot of Wuhm' start and liar-
Drug Store
Branch office at Edison
Mini“
IES‘PDYEg
Doro-rm!»- mile-o.
Ire-old
grin! Imel- of Iii...
this, do
.or III-f
IIIIII—IIIIIIIIII!
Fresh Canned Herring 1’
We a Can. or 9 Can for film).
Seed Potatoes;
New Quasar, ‘
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IIIIII I CIIIIIIII’s.
F. H. IISII I III.
From 88.50 to 380.00.
'l'heoaothnl’eoplalnyfluln‘bth
Wehlvetold am of these rules adorn 1”";
Great American beaten. Theum and Instr?
en have won the victory. Jultmdvdlflll ll”
Decorated China.
in granite and Iain and engraved on ware. W
haveahmesm’tkt kto Agemucmgl'll and
Ware. Pricelow.
Lowest Prices l
The Best Goods for
BOOT a saw STORE,"
Clark a: Lane’s Block
m MAIN STREET.
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Norwalk Chronicler