New York Times, The (Newspaper) - May 25, 1883, New York, New York 1 NO AFFAIRS LANDS NEW-YORK FRIDAY MAY 25 1883 PRICE FOUR CENTS AUD CIRCULAR MO KWH ACTION BY THE OF 1 24 House of Com- mons Lord ruund Un- to a question iml on March 19 that Inul entertained a to n British Resident at the mill Mr not since n channel of communication between the Vatican Mr ton received no from the Government anil therefore no pay The uUr Co this Irish clergy bad not beuu ut request of Mr to Mr Churls Conservative said that of lost jear Hr as a of honor would remain In forco loin RS Mr answered tuat de- scription Sir WoItT Conservative com on ho tei ho tory of Mr refuted in too interests of to answer a in regard to the of K fry Mr Trevelyan to Mr Joseph Coven Radical that and Quinn obtain release at any moment by the law The who however would bo as to of their term of A of the members of held last Mr Justin of lor forl an said it was the duty 01 li to the fur Mr Referring to the Papal Irish people bad only to re- pud atu which had ro tao College of Cardinals He to the divorced from Irish la tames pail he had beea the ol thi Mr ber for avail spoke in con- demn of tho 1 i PL a V inhabitants of this arc preparing to cive a hearty wee U who arrived In after his visit to Tho and villages of tho will bo in his honor L Slay Crote an of welcome at the it the Pope's lovo for the i o biui lobe so solicitous IT tho i w was confident that when situation bettor the of Irish would K success Timn would prove of bis to the lit tho people to sub- tlm c May ho police seized s nit Croke from in the cathedral x ml thai rope had row that was troubled to the views of a certain class and to s Archbishop Croke exhorted tr not to a word ol t their lux against tho who LK was bent friend When tho was in Komo the Pope in tnc linn 1 an Irishman as yoj ire Archbishop his in- of Pope's commands ar CZAR OS THAT III3 CORONATION WILL TAKE 05 SUNDAY May 04 An imperial bon bos formally that thu coronation of tho Cz ir will take place on the The proclamation ma by at- by dignitaries from the Kremlin which wai used in for the promulgation of and for The foreign had boeri formally iho the proclamation would be issued attended by a larce escort Alter blasts from the the of read tho proclamation which as lu Ions bleh and sovereign the of irie Empire of all the tte of Iho Grand of Trh ti It has the auj tl to command that of anil creni n tl uill shall with thw of God be performed on 3 if ii n li ti ell iU In order that DII oai prayers may to luas of nod that lo semi tun f tne o to fir greater of Ills mime and of tun Cue and Empress will only break to receive It had decided not to u reception but us the t reception liun the mi m of t will a grand arm t in honor Th I in ii lay will be a raagnlfl- r a MinUter with The of ili the Jo by H of til gunj Iler tv f followed by 51 suns Tho h followed by 31 guns and n i ull fol by 1 n has initiated and 1 a haw possible to mi jun in nf Bile is 5 were directed H -o lit and that in to The ut lUS ex- Dior rn v ami i on has tailed for il y M and tho of i i in a duul Juy j Lieut was killed or preliminary and resolved inform the Government of the project Inthe opening of the Northern Yacht Uub which took place nsw cutter which was built by the owner of the Madge to compete with American yachts reached the home anchorage four ahead of tho other abe madu a late start Advices have been received from that and chiefs on tho Boh Ulver have declared war against ugal lu the Houso of Commons to in to a from Sir Henry Wolff Lord said that was In with the authorities at Washington the closing of can schools In Tho Under Foreign Secretary to a question from Mr Charles member for of ter fald that negotiations looking to a renewal of diplomatic relations the and Mexico were in nn advanced state He that ho would soon be able to make a fuller statement LONDON May dent of the Hamburg has com- mitted suicide HOSTILITIES IN MADAGASCAR THE FRENCH OCCUPY HARD May Lave been re- from Madagascar that a de- landed and carried several military which had been erected by tbe bovas on Sakalava territory in defiance of French rights It Is stated that Admiral Pierro has bombarded and occupied the house there thus securing the roart and way leading to the capital of the island Tho engagement lasted six hours The suffered gloat loss It is stated that the object of the French expedition to Madagascar is to obtain tlm payment of the sums due tho French Government from Madagascar bv holding the as security for the amount If tlie Hovas continue to resist France will impose a treaty placing French subjects in Madagascar on the same footing with English subjects LUNDUN May landing of tho French in Madagascar has surprised tho Malagasy Embassy who that the natives will fight the French to tho death Some of the members of the embassy will hasten home to assist in the defense of their country Many rifles newly purchased are on their way to Madagascar and are now nearly due Tho Queen of Madagascar will issue war loan It is hoped that and English will sist with money and arms TO JUDGE CINCINNATI May 24 a leading Toledo Democrat is in this city He declares that Geddes is tbe coming Democratic nominee for Governor and I toll you Hoadly do in tho country don't like the idea of a candidate who is tbe friend attorney of Nor do the old Democrats like a man who haa risen a Republican or has voted Dill Besides a Toledo Democratic Catholic told 1113 that it would not do to nate Hoadly as he was the attorney against the church in the famous Archbishop case He said the Catholics vote against him for that but Geddes would curry every thing THE May In the lican Convention last night on the sixth lot Thomas J Morrow received the tion for Governor by tho following Morrow 539 Goodloe 310 The nomination was made unanimous The convention con- cluded its session to-day attar nominating Gen 8 S Fry of Danville for Governor Lewis C an or for Leroy R of Newport for Jir Flourney of for Treasurer J B for Superintendent of Public Instruction and J W col- ored of for Register of the Land Va May Tho municipal election hero resulted ID a victory for the The exact vote will cot be until a lite bnur but the of a Democratic Mayor and U assured The vote was small Va May elections held the tar In many of toe the between the WHS quite spirited lint the returns to do not furnish sufficient data upon which to as to the losses or gains oa Va May Democrats carried this two thirds of and Aldermen t- t t t a i l much column under Col li i P< tlie nil Ufi iuli bauk of thi I Imi tl report of tbo u Juu t which ro i r t at an un- a w r n Mi U U o i C 11 V I f t i q I t f IV Qt ami -t i-Vi T hmu i- i r H if has il tii In of im ti buei h ihn CLEVELAND Mny funeral services proper of the Into Amasa Stone were held this afternoon at at LaKe View Col John Day and wife and other relatives were present The of Mr Stone's son Adelbert was removed from Woodland Cemetery and Interred with those of father Rev Arthur conducted the ceremonies and bert College Glee Club furnished Twelve of Mr nnd friends as It was that the late will would be opened ly the Tlut owing to the condition of Mrs fie was It H understood that Col John Huy mm Jlatber are or tbo ARKANSAS SHOT May 24 special to the from Helena Ark after the Circuit Court had for dinner to dor ana Its Judee M F ders was In the uo eomo In which were before him Dr E U Moore biui In to matter ID which Phillips County Indebted tn him for rendered c refused to INtan to who nnd nt and then twice at him tho shut effect in lila left are find tin oiirrerice U deplored Ly every Moore was civil ALBANY Mav J M nnd Joseph 11 of the Mall day a local board of examiners Albany bemit one of the 83 Pust to which tho now cHil After a the the Churles II irian ot tho 1 clerk to Postmaster and A o Nan ford Superintendent Iho The will be held July 1 Dr to a few days after be will return to A May W -An race took to-day furd Harbor H witnessed by about The course tbe Ulver and the direct road overland were used en tbe river und nnd uu land Tbo by WHS 11 and land mile The was won 8 ou a In 1 -U Robert Swift hy river In Churles ran the in 1 OX THK LAKES May of tho loss from the of last Sunday and 11 foot a little over property In wero losl and destroyed or G RA UT IX CHICA O 0 Mny S in city tbu and left to night for TROUBLES A THE FOU JUNK 1 MILWAUKEE May a secret meeting of employes of Immense rolling mills at held last night It announced a general strike of the of the country would tako place June 1 owing to a determination on tho part of manufacturers to enforce tion all around 20 oer cent In wages and 5.000 men aio constantly employed at by tho North Chicago KolUne Mill Com- pany and the strike will prove R serious blow to tho village families are preparing to the place an the mill men are determined to shut down as loon as tbe strike takes which means a of Idleness of lewt six months at the vary even If agreement la reached lit any time in tbe near After tho of the mills the Idea prevails In that the strike will be general nnd will from OLO end of tbe country to the other Tbe Hewn of the of tlie large body of laborers to go out on a strike great ment to day of the mon express the opinion rather freely that they would rulber work for tho reduced wages to strike but that from tho Iron and Works that must be to and that all work must cease ai coon as tho orders the reduction are gated May Weeks of the Western Iron Association re col veil a from an Iron manufacturer In whoso mono be to give stating that an arrangement had with the workmen under the terms of work will be after Juno 1 nn a conditional snale Thn regaid this as tbat all the mills of Deling aud the and Valleys will con to work tm or resume on those terms after n few weeki as did last thus tho to what tho Anal ftt that time mill that Is able to work ally It IH weakens tho As for its provide tbat after June 1 no work shall be dime a la This WAS tha change hi the situation day Numerous reports of contemplated niMes aud other movements were circulated but all have bcon authoritatively FALL Mcas May lone notice was posted in tbe Iron works hero that a ro- tit cents n ton would lie marie tn the pay of and to go Into to day A of men was hold and It waa decided to the This morning the men assembled al works hut refused to work the notice was withdrawn Thin nut done Ibe are now on strike They claim that the rate of wages In now Ion that to yield would show a too part and pave the way fur a future reduction A EXPRESS ROBBERY TWO PACKAGES AT May The coolest and most adroit robbery that has occurred for along time In this of country was to Uny at tho Union Station Alexander who has for several years bad the Ine of money here in order to expedite his worK has been in habit of driving to the station In bis own wagon to meet tbe 6 o'clock Lake Shore train from Went of walling ro take packages up In the safe of the big express wagon This ba was ou hand aa and was banded two hajra by the train ter One bad buon made np In Chicago end the tho collodions tlie route Granger's wacon stood at the easterly en trance of tbo static In Its place two near by their In the station The messenger car sauka to tho wagon threw them In ami about to when a mini standing behind DIP Iron grate window of tbe a few feet away called to him Grander moved nearer to the window to hear better when tbe man What time clerk In the express iret aown his work S About 7 said tho Well tell him I will Ite up about tbe man and then moved away went back to hti wairon saw sucks were there and drove tho office tbe came Into the hands of the proper clerk ba saw tbat the souls were not stumped On ho discovered that both sacks contained small of brown done up In tho form of packages theory of the police and officials Is tbat the messenger's attention waa called to tbo window tbo confederate of tho mnu who him took Kicks from Iho and although U Is that tho transfer was made before tbe bien into his Tbe amount rut tie learned at present as returns must first be had from the offices along the Hoe It will run from to The Chicago agent has telegraphed that there was no bank In oil her sack us little of such money IH coming toward Cleveland Just now In one there were 0 seut to tbe Lake Shore Railroad bv various local People the say that a man henn to follow Granger about for several AN INSURANCE COMPANY FAILS THE MUTUAL ACCIDENT NY IN A HAD CONDITION UTICA K Y May The New-York Accident Insurance Company with In this cltr was by Superintendent McCall of the Insurance ment will be made to-morrow for the appointment of The company was In with Miller then Mayor of Evans Clerk as Secretary aud John County City P r Bulger nnd other together with Ira D Warron of NPW Yort nnd P of lyn In the tarv Kvans or and MIV It lias to aay ment from him of ho On this to and two tbe com- Ho to Attorney General that accounts f re In wretched shape and i hut thu been managed In a al only ana if nut In a fraudulent ner Kvans that his are ull nnd the failure of tbo company to moot Its Is duo to the of mem hers lopay His statement IK Iho lait stowed total the vear of ed to only The N verv vere on ami him with persistently tlie of company and with a of Oil aud fwya the company owes SI MXJ tho to which tho holds On tho WHS paid The whole number of policies la FIJI N J May A visit to tho tle house on to where n Han hud bis storu and found Mro surrounded by s She said aho had received a lot tor hv thin delivery from one of her Bisters in Tno parents and tl -en Hi the mun vie ved every uu Known doily hai brought to the bulb in York tht or days None to bo dark nnd H hat liis doos not bellero uill vvv him allvo Should of linn i his will to nest lo uu A jray SICK mm iiiA After a tho Inul been examined In tho of Lyons for tho of You niie of to the Judge that uine of thorn very III and to sit longer in iho jim bwc A wu taLen until 1 o'clock seat lor L pou tbe runs the Or that he hmt found that they wero from cholera bnt nu o en ou with the In the It the who woro sworn In overfed on which nerved with dinner Thu court until to morrow at 10 rim CHICAGO Mny One of tho ablest this city the Rev Fatner Hayes of SI Ignatius College said to-day that no notice Of letter bud been by any of tbe Catholic bore Father Hayes added Not a Catholic has spoken to me upon tho observed the ripple bore it ta element or ail ed lott the Tow did Issue to the Irish It been only to on their part In to matters of I doubt tbe authenticity of anything alleged to have oome from ttm Pope This Is not the time of our collection of Pater's pence in city but If there waa a falling off In tho collection at more tt must been attributable to caunaM and not from any Influence of Leo's attitude toward Ireland Y OF RAIL WA Y APPLIANCES OPENING OF THE NATIONAL EX- May The opening of the tional Exposition of Hallway Appliances occurred this evening In tbe of people Among those on the platform of the main exposition building wero the Hon E B Mayor O W Potter Edward tbe French Consul J McGregor Adama A O Darwin and C W Koffers of New-York and Seymour Jr of Hlon Trot Swing prayer Mayor son after tho and visitors said that Chicago owed much of what abe Is to railroads This city trusted ations not fearing that they would Speaking of the railroads of tho world he said there wore of track of were In tbe United After presenting further railroad Mayor Harrison Introduced Vice President French who a alined tbat Chicago Is and for a long time would to be tbe e ol tlie operative of tbe of tint country He Tbe first object of here vast area of railway is that those lu of different of railroads may with tbe In thulr own unit depart have been developed Just beyond tlie horizon of their labors of which they are more or ignorant on count of own individual of work HOD R theu the of the Tbe of tbe Bold he to tbe Improvement in railway and tho advancement in railway knowledge with Its be- object must commend to all of and fill lovers of and Invention Wbeu we look around and ah out nnd behold this marvelous and ful display aro lost in admiration ot the strength of the human and the In- genius of man There have been In countries have vied with In tha of Ingenuity could or wealth procure bnt It la safe to say that the world lias never Etten a more creditable exposition than Ibis organized solely by private and to wo see before by private with a decree of un- and devotion rarely witnessed nail without pecuniary Hut will find their reward In tho of tbat great public will appreciate all their and nnd all tha great they bave rendered to and to mankind Tbe veteran Introduced lie ratio Allen aged 84 IM man wno brought tbe Lion to this country He spoke briefly Baying that white bad gotten some Ideas from all ttm mont duo to America Engineer worth of N J made a short speech Joseph was then He waa fireman on the Stockton In and on the flnt locomotive eror ran In When tho wind wus ahead tbe Stockton had to halt until the wind went down The cises ended with GoU Save tho by the orchestra Tbo was ed through the viewing the features of the exhibition Tbe larger attract much attention made by Cook of Paterson N J for tbe welchs 63 tons and is GO feat It la uu ti wheel driver and two sots of Ac This Is probably tho ever built IH owned by the Heading Company Tho box and boiler Is on top of the wheels and tbe healing surface Is almost tulco that in tbe ordinary low motion This method of construction was adopted burn conl dust which cannot be bold Thr Brooks of Dunkirk N Y have locomotives nn the Baldwin Works of Philadelphia four the Works three the aon Manufaotarluc of Pena one but two morn are on their Cook of one the Honors of one In the south corner of tho building la tho where old Jsc are It tbe built in uy Timothy Hockworth New Sheldon hum and which for the last 35 years bus been in ID a Nova Scotia coal ml no H has six small wheels nnd the boiler Is covered with wooden Mr David son the engineer who took it to In and ran It np to last year bos charva of It by Is Arabian No 1 a locomotive signed by and put In on the Baltimore and Ohio in It li a thine It did pood work In Ua day Tbe opening of the fg In front of boiler and the fireman from bin position shoo the cows from the track or Jump off and remove Next to thin relic IH nn an- cient tender and an old one of first built A few feet distant la a men of the early American which ran on tbe li all road It In about half he of the cam now In A feature In the exhibit of tbe National Company just north of the fountain tbe central an Imitation uf an Egyptian obelisk and thu being surrounded with heavy tubing In front by Carter H Harrison's Tho obelisk la feat high nad 10 feut In diameter at basa with four large In bas-relief at the corners U 13 with red the front belug with steam pauses In patterns and the other three sides being with various figures and The electric roaU will bo in operation morrow TUK WEA A FD TUK CROPS CINCINNATI May Tbo replies to a large number of to In Ohio Indiana and us tu tbu effect of Monday's and tbo frott of upon fruit and crops Indicates tbat the Injury only The most serious damage Beoins to been from tho down of fruit trees by the snow to tlie branches until were ov will not amount to more per cent a Is that In fully a loot of snow H Is the f irt tbm the weather cloudy nnd tbo snow sou i It will have the to make a backward still more may prove an injury to coru The farmers ever are lu stood spirits Ohio May Dispatches re- here trom ou of tho nnd Ohio and all sions 01 tbo Ohio aro nil of a purport und to the that the anil coKl which passed over the baa caused no to or fiult Iho is trun of points lu Indiana by the Baltimore and Ohio expresses the ion that the H lor in will a benefit to tho aro Ing has much improved the pant 10 The outlook for an laivo hay crop Is most favorable at tima Ga May Late nnd more from tho crops m this lion or Georgia ami south Carolina that tho cotton is from the uold wenther ariim and car den crops nro un- injured watermelon a specialty tn this mention lire Ala Light frosts were reported but without to crops PORT AU Mny The meut of bad and i- making amons tho he real of reported quiet but Hie keeps In regard to In ot this tho the si itc of la uro swelling tne nt Hie with the it of to the Ho returned with an nt nro p A May 4 At a of tbt committee tif ine Onn Trustees to-day It curae out that tbo pay of a Dovn drawn up to d ile In of fact he died I wo nun The woro n and they bnd been regularly d for on iho of the used to be It a Fourth Ward hud the money month and u man to cure for the lamps Tlie mat waa referred to a ior tlon o ST Locis May Information has just been received that very heavy wind ond i swept Ho wall County In State last Friday Saturday doing very treat I aero to farms and other Part of 11 o wall I Valley WM flooded and and on the Springfield and were orTwrtly The little town of Moody destroyed every bouM blown down J W McKelvy other were baaly hurt Tho farmern In vicinity also tNe and of II M A O W and blown down and the country alio comes from Maries that a acron It n a hundred wide forents and the ground of In Iti way furm In the that of IH three Ion all IU and the family barely laved their lives Into tbn cellar of tho A horse waa up und carried a quarter of a mile THE IT A S PHILADELPHIA UNTIL ARE PAID WAGES PHILADELPHIA May be- tween Walnut and Chestnut streets was blockaded to-day for several boors by the hundreds of unpaid Italian the of the and Chester County Railroad Com- pany They were as quiet as men of their usually are but were evidently firm ID resolu tion to have their While they and other sub con- held a conference W W the of the road which It was said In tlie over to the contractors of worth of tha of the company by Ibe of the construction George K Work Money raised upon these and before noon the Italians started for tbe scone of labors with a portion ut least of earned waffon In their F Worn to day the troubles of tbe company In these D R Kelly of New-York irot tUe control ot OUT road from the company of which I am uti and C I President Kelly waa to finish the road Sept I and uu to Went Chenter by Jan 1 Wo wore not to pay him anything until he had the road to when we wore to him or abouts Kolly a with a tanker and Mr a dealer in railroad piles both of New-York aud these gentlemen agreed to with tho capital to carry on hlo work on our road They were to out up the flint money some 316000 I believe bat for a reason that I Jo not know suspended payment und thUM crippled Mr Kelly The of tho road and tbe construction company are not In tbe leant to blame I understand that apart of tbe duo the was to day tbe total amount Is Tho road Is to run from Thirteenth Chestnut streets over tba old West Chester to thence to and thence and to West Cheater DRILLING FOR PRIZES OF THE CONTESTS AT NASHVILLE Teun gramme of tho national competitive drill consisted of prize drills by the of St Loots and tbe Guards of Honaton Texar In tbe and tbe Crescent Rifles of and Duech Zouaves of St Louis In the afternoon tbe drill followed by a grand dress parade Tne attendance was large aud was exhibited bv the friends of tbe competing companies Tbo Rifles drill at precisely and finished Et 614 minutes ahead of the allotted time The drill wii a very fair one Several breaks were made in the platoon movements arms was good and Inspection WHS Tbe wheels with one or two were neatly executed Tbe Light Guards nt o'clock nnd with eight minutes in spare The was line cbe Individual errors few the wheeling deficient and the by com pan v and fixing and excellent The at 2 o'clock and finished with 10 minutes and seconds to was executed with but few Individual errors Their In company nnd platoon movements waa food la the extra time allowed him tbe difficult movements aa arms without in common time The Zouaves nt o'clock and which not according to the much admired by the The dress parade waa ibea bad Gen Bontley of Iowa the row there will be an artillery drill nud a thatn battle and on Saturday individual prizes will be awarded Saturday a TWO FALL Mass May rington 50 years of aio who was quite wealthy and resided In committed by In a room at her residence at 0 o'clock this evening An ate of liquor was tbe cause of tbe act R L Mav this Nina Bell ai shot herself In her room here She had been for a year with a man named William a stable keeper Paine and bio hostler went to a variety theatre last Tbe left early anil ou going to tho woman's room found hostler there An altercation ensued After Ibe men the woman attempted to drink from a bottle of laudanum but was prevented afterward returned to her room and talked tor some time about the occurrence of the evening went to tbe door of another room la and wat with woman when he hoard the report or a pistol The woman had with a revolver nnd died before a reach her Tho were not for an hour I at will Ibu Thu woman was ried lo a man In cut MIT la Fall Is In uu asylum KKV COOK AV 111 Mny Eev Joseph of lectured lint on tho and While at supper in the of iho Com- House bo trot Sato nn altercation with a Jill from and a followed Gill who cat al the tablo with Mr Cook ordered raw beefsteak H is said that 11 r foul remarked that no gentleman would eat raw Gill took offense and 10 the hotel was summoned and prevented an encounter with fists TUB traveler anery nnd Invited thu Boston lecturer outride Mr Coot to eo Ills CHeape GUI him n noto a on of the hotel but ho refuted to leave hit room without an escort and tent lor the Martini who In with K police THr to tho with Im to the hotel lifter lecture All at tho hotel wbo were present blame Mr Cook fur tbe part he took In tbe affair A W DF UY HER FATHER CINCINNATI May suit for by Miss Belle English Clement I wni tried iii tiie Superior Court to-day bo forejudge Feme and a jury Thu complainant said to a reporter of a tbat the plaintiff was a not daughter The question at was her brought proof tint she born In hospital In Clinton foil tit y and hit lie care a Mr lili wife to hospital mid that lie paM ml Mis Hll of lier The a short brought In n in favor of ihv Alay Council the Its session to Junes A Reports work lone In two years mmle bv V of of the r F St i1 of li nnd A uf re- nud from U 1 of John of Sussex I and bishop of A nu Kan May Near Livingston yesterday Cramer a of to MM who him llo then a revolver shot her twice Knocked her with tho then cut own are to OLD t May W Rector died In Lockport to-day Forty years ago be- fore the era railroads no In Western York was better known tn Ho was for R hotel keeper and Ir County TWO GREAT CITIES UNITED THE fORMALLY OPENED IMMENSE ATTRACTED BY THE CEREMONIES AND IN BOTH CITIES THE FORMAL OF TEE BY H HEWITT AND TUB REV DU AND AND The Brooklyn bridge was opened yesterday A fairer day for the ceremony could not hare been chosen Tbe sky WM and Ibe beat from tbe ran wss tempered by a cool breeze The pleasant weather visitors by Ibe from all around Special trains were run from Philadelphia and and from Long Island cars were to and was barely tt analog It li maled that over people came In by tbe roads alone and swarms by tbe Sound and by the to swell tbe In both The opening of tbe bridge WM decidedly lyn's celebration lu It waa meaere save lo the crowd which t brooded her streets Borne of tbe and business down town were closed others stopped business aboat noon but as a rule tbe were open as and M a rule too patrons ware numerous as on the other days of tbe year when no Brooklyn bridges are opened Tbe crowd from curious combined co dive to the vicinity of to war and to City Park tbe customary crowds ot people crowded each one thn named Tbe windows the balconies and tbo roofs of Broadway had throngs There was beyond tha display ot tbe dan were flown wherever there a staff a building and la themselves Rave tba City a holiday appearance Aside from this dis- play there were not more than a wore of buildings decorated Of these the most noticeable were lo tbe vicinity of tho New-York approach at the publication of tho Sun and tbe of bunting a dozen Broadway While tbe crowd of were gathering alone the of march Superintendent Walling waa personally superintending tbe police arrangements np town and Inspector Murray dolne a Ilka service with the large force detailed from the various down town Tho arrangements were mil and aa a result there WM no delay by tbe block Inn of tbe At about 9 o'clock a gang of workmen removed fence which has been In front of tbe New-York approach and an equally Impassable fence of about 60 men took Promptly at A M tbe assembly WM ed at t e farmery of tbe Seventh Regiment tbe to the President tbo Governor t be Maror and the other more or less A half-hour later tbe regiment bad been equalized by Hand Into 14 platoons of 30 files iDon each A imard wm detailed and at tbe regiment Col Clam commanding left ar- mory and headed by bawl of TO pieces and a drum corns of started on Its inarch Toe men were dressed In Summer uniform gray coats white trousers and bet From and Fourth avenue through Sixty street and aown tbe regiment moved to Fasting through that street to Fifth regiment down the avenue tbe perfect fronts and the steps which bave always marked It lo tlie At and tbe regiment halted Two com panics marched Into present ed arms and tbe of tbe day These occupied Si carriages In the first of these were seated President Ar thur and Mayor were cheered as they appeared and trie President lifted bis nat in acknowledgment ot tbe compliment ID tbe second carriage were Secretary Secretary of tbe Treasury Folner tmd Trustee John T Agnew Postmaster Secretary of tha Navy and Trustee John U occooled carriage No 3 In fourth carriage were Attorney-General Brew marshal of tbe District of bU: Mr Allan Arthur and J Bush The fifth had F J tbe President's private It W Cooper and Charles E Miller as Tbe sixth was occupied ty Gov Graver land and Trustee Gen Seated 16 the seventh carriage were tbe Hon Abram S Hewitt Controller Campbell and Trustee Charles McDonald Uov of ex Gov of Gen W 3 Stry ker and Trustee Jenkins Van rode In tuc eighth carriage Gov of a member of bU Trustee Henry Clausen in ninth carriage The wera by Gov Cleveland's stuff ice Carr and staff Gen and staff Gen Ward and Fluff Gen and staff nud Gen and staff all in full uniform In dross who rode aa were Collector of tbe Port William H ot Treasury of Ibo Bouse of tives Keifor of Ohio Cooper Grace the lion 6 S Cox the lion Orlando Potter Joseph William II Gulon Gen Lloyd W A Palmer C J of Senators Tit in ond aud Assemblyman When the were nil seated la tlie pre- ceded by a squad of 40 mounted policemen com- manded by Sernt down and turned Into Broadway President Arthur of course was too centre of observation He wna cheered and applauded and bowed to tbe crowds In tho windows ami on the the precession passed tbe attached to tbo carriage In llm and tbe Mayor was seated from come unknown cause and became 1 bey turned from street toward A caught tbe horses by the bridle and toon had control Atone time it looked as if bo u runaway and Mayor prepared to tirnp from tho carriage In a was dent Arthur waa very culm during Ibe whole dent which but a minute or two and so for was tbe Mayor When Ibo horses quieted and took Its place In tbe Its were with tho hearty received during tbe City Hall Park and Printing had filled up with people until were In musses through which It was almost lo pHtH and those who had tickets to tbe hnd bard work to the bridge Every available and window Tilled an adventurous party occupied a It required the utmost efforts of tbe police to keep clear the necessary epaee At tbo reached tbe City Hall and halted Tbe clients In tbe carriages dis- mounted Tno cheered Tbe crowd looked and asked for Gov Cleveland and was ready to cheer him bnt they failed to recognize liH portly form 111 he loft his ami with Gen walked up to Join tbe Tbo Aldermen tbe ex- each his sUff of und led bv Chambers a eacle on a long staff tbe of thu departments nnd a horde of Joined tbe of reporter that worked and spoken earnestly against lu i the bridge on Mav at be did not Ulok It would have consistent Tbu too said af tbe UM WM opened he attended UM of an old and uv Inato that even bad be to M on tbe bridge be would not bare Tbe band struck up lively march the refill broke Into of fours and Ike a gray and serpent wound war to the to Tbe or part of It marched upon the bridge at o'clock Preceding and Kayot wbo walked WM a colored man carrying a In one band a rack of glasses In The bad to step ally to avoid tbe The crowd tbe President Tbo took tt a salute to him and unaware of UU proximity to greatness The procession through tbo entrance ana Iben tbe followed That those wbo bad followed who and wbo were very curious paid to ticket speculators for tbe of them to over the ruth white cards of tbe requisite admitted a number shrewd to take ad te of tbe trick but tt WM soon each card WM thereafter When the and Governor had walked about bait tbe distance to the New-York pier there WM a commotion down tbe line Abram S Hewitt came through ranks trying to get somewhere head ol tbe procession The and upper of almost M far as tba eye were black with eager many of made use of and small to aid In getting a good view of The view from tbe bridge M the WM fine All of the vessels tn harbol were decorated and tugs small on riven displayed flags Tbe from view of the to be bad spectators Tne at the docks were packed people wbo took possession of before the first eon WBB fired Tde wtr were anchored In a line below the bridge In ibi following Tennessee and The Bret named WM Just above tbe Wall-street ferry the Saratoga to Island Bub man-of-war had a string of lags and tracked from item to stern and above UM of tbe West of tbe New-York pier the Seventh baited and tbe UK n quickly formed In two at tba right of tba promenade Arms and tbe parsed by The band baited under the pier and played Hall to tba Chief At t o'clock tbe bead of tbe reached tba pier where of tbe bridge Trustees beaded by Acting President C welcomed tbe chief Governor As tbe party started forward after a temporary halt a Signal dipped a and In 10 a puff of smoke upward from of the of the man-of-war Tennessee lowed Instantly by a load report WM the first gun of tbe estate of SI and a moment later tbe of tbe tbe tha and tbe those at tee yard and at Island Joined tn tbe salute Tbe members of the Fifth United Artillery presented on UM riverside of tbe pier aud then the nead of tbe column reached tbe centra of tbe bridge tho profession reached tbe pier on tbe Brooklyn side hayor Low and tie Brooklyn Authorities stepped forward two locked inns and tbe President Joined by Mr A detachment of be navy-yard stood at tbe pier and cut of tbe pier tbe Twenty-third meat drawn up Tbe men at tbe passed by Ibe bind gr the party with Hall to the Chief and tbe crowd gathered on tbe Brooklyn approach cheered Tbe and near him took seats la at of who bad crossed from New-York were unable to get hearing or seeing dis- tance of tbe Interior of tbe Tne Jam terrible ana It buck half way to the pier BROOKLYN'S GREAT DISPLAY Never in tbe history of did that city of anniversary events wear snob a garment of colors M tbe did yesterday To tbe Idea of abridge and which tbe bulk of tbe enormous sum required to build It be rewarded the In tlon Tbe city fathers stt the example snd vied with one another In It There are WO miles of streets lu the city be no exaggeration to say tbat from every block of tbat vail distance a or floated a lantern It WAS In the lower end of tbo dry lu tbe vicinity of tbe City Hill and ou lumbia Heights In particular tbat tte dec- display WM so attractive and la borne Instances 10 novel In Its At un honr In the morning a man crawled up tbe of the City Uall cupola and self astride tbe neck of tho blindfolded figure of Justice Fie was Joined by and when they had concluded their a of bronre scales swung In their accustomed position tho had hern aud national rotors wero flying from Its truck below It from the on thu roof In tbo tbe colors of tho city Itself thu old motto Ken dracht Every window In tho building had Its shield with IU ing of miniature The portico were draped with bunting A similar dis- play flags and was made at the of Building In tho rear of City Hall and the doma of the Court house ad- was In of IDK Tba about the City Uall square wero with in both directions Kern sen Montague streets and treeland Myrtle avenue all entering the from as many different presented a of all nud Chinese strung from to roof ou the private dwellings The both sides of Pulton street from City cave uu their windows and to A removed bis and tba conier window lad a miniature of massive gold chains formula cables It tba window of another store was a Coral piece an excellent Imitation of the S feut In Ovtr tbe tn tho wss a largo banner on wbich were inscribed of the names that wire not born to die On a trans- was Inscribed the quoin tion had her bor Athena her her -N Brooklyn lias her bridge Over its broad roadway the teem me millions of tbe two cities may pass under Its tbe commerce of the world may pass Some windows occupied with portraits or busts of Ibo lalo llonry C John A and the chief of the bridge Col A An Innumerable poured tbt all tbe morning curtains to now tbe lions 45 Iho hour of noon approached by consent It surged toward the street entrance to the the ceremonies were to take place Fulton and Washington above and were choked with a mass of men women nnd children Policemen ot Drill Cap- tain lo k line Ibe procession In al the Hall could pus to the boys recklessly to tbe of an railroad chief und directed the movements of 100 policemen free road way for a single In front or tba Tbe roofs of the peopled tbe tho were manned tbo were black with a of tbat from the overhead like ants swarming over one an- other tbe the the and wbo
