New-York tribune., 1877-05-16

laborer seizing Mr. Hayess hand, exclaimed. with an
Irish brosue. I'm Dcmoerat Mr Hayes, pu5 bscR S
glad 10 you In NewYork" fon are 3rihsng ing R DaCs @
the good Old times said another Hurrah ot tis ileH
and bstter Government" propOsed voice, ana three
ringing for this, with others for the PreSoen'
few moments after o'clock Mr. Hayes and his com
panions started down Fi have rom fli nal m ~ ' %
preceded by the 7th Regiment and followed oy az re i
mense number Of people in carriages ana on IOOs n
greetings previously given 70 5ne ~ h ON me av
deInousfraiiVc than thore "nlch net nlu b % t.nig
The sidewalks and cross streets were hed Win pe9Pe
every yard doorstep, and window ana even te Iugs ~
houses, we're black with crowds waving bandheiSl'Ts'
throwing punches Of flowers, and applaudlng the us
tiugu.shed party. Flags we're suspended rom "a
large number Of dwellings and hotels At Reservoir
Park a procession ~ CUlUrrd mon received Mt hdJes
with euthusasm-aud received smile ana DOW IN re,
turn The promenade on the reservoir "sii y ~ Su
with spectators and ha-s and the chimes IN - Ihomts
arrived AZ nus n'Isl & az ,'2 ana i @ in fro9t o
an an hour, ,si ] Ihe & ga s rt% e % Prasent vi % and
his party, marched tO ITS armOry.
The RECEPTION AT GOV. MoRGAS's.
In the evening the residence Of eI-GOv Morgan at
Fitaye and Thiryseyenth ST. was the scene OF an ee
giant reception gwen IN honor Of President and Mrs
Hayes. The spacious drawing rooms and the library
handsomely but not profusey decorated Bouquets
and baskets Of flowers arranged in and upon
standards. Wreahs Of delicate smilax hung gracotnly
from the brilliant chandeliers. group OF tropical
plants stood a the foot Of the grand staircase.
Between 700 and 500 invitations were issued and
nearly az many acceptauccs were received. The doors
crowd Of sight-ers attracted by the Carnival procession
which AT nat hour was passing the house that compara
lively fow the guests arrived until very Late MT ana
Mrs Hayes left the Fifth Avenue Hotel IN good tine,
but did reach Gov. Morgan's until haipast 10 Ihey
were received by Gov Morgan. and passing hastily TO
tJe dressngrOOms they threw aside their wraps ana ue-
scended to the parlOrs.
Secretary Schurz and Miss arrived at the same
time Tho President and his wife took their places IN
the front drawing-rOom on tine south side a. follows
The President, ex-GOy Morgan, Mrs. Hayes. Mrs Nor
gam The guests not introduced TO the PRESIDENT
but he greeted them oil cordially, and shook hands with
many as they passed Gov Morgan then presented them
TO Mrs. Hayes. and after saiutaOus most cordially gwen
and gracefully received they exchanged com
pliments with Mrs. Morgan. Mrs Hayes was
plainly. but very elegantly. dressed IN an ivory
wuie silk dress Her hair cOmbed plainly over her
ears, aud 10 sac few flowers. SIZE held Deauu-
fu bouquet hand. AS late quarter u II the
guests arriving and tnere seemed TO be no end to
the long line persons waiting 70 be presented The
Grand Dukes Alexis and Constantine with a small suite
of officers In just before the President The Dukes
dressed plain evening costume, ana we're not
decorated with orders. After exchanging compliments
with the party in tine irawingroom they remained some
time 10 The nall talking with Mr. Evarts Mr Cloae' ana
other gentlemen. Ines dd not remain long, out Went
f. NUMBER of,ne most prominent and fashionable
people OF Ne"-1orA we're present Ai"oh- tlo'o u.'et u
were tAr Grand Dukes AlN4o an CDl'-l,4l' a
80 ni ,ai,,ttrr. secretary s.lu.Z aud Miss ,churz.
Gn .rImai and lla-s NJ NJ SANFORD former Minis
ter Iueague; William orion aud ~iie the Hon Johh
JAY aud Mo. JL,, Judge Noah Davis ana Ar-. DAVIS
JIl.e Brady ana vie. Prof Botta, ex-Judse Bos-
worin, Cyr,., w. fIeid ami wife, Wruam Walter
PA-tus, ptt +. cAcpard, john yios Johnson, Frtol-
dent Barnard and Mrs. Barnard, MIR. Jonn biselow'
a. H. Cornell and wife, I-OmaS {. Acton A,Dcft DER
stMt, Mr. -CAcmcrhOru, Marshall O. kooertr, l.. ".
siOI.hton, Dr. hammond, me Rev Dr. Morgan ana
wife DE K .y Dr. iaylJr aud Witc, W. Wh.Jtred-e. ILJs
lcks ant aife Gen. Franklin Randolph Robinson Gen,
Dwight, tlrn. auu his. Culum, Judge Gurus, judge
Sau,I.d Theodore Roosevelt James Roosevelt
v illir Alien Butler L. J1fltay and VIE, ex-IOV
loHmln. Gen A'ncoch D. - E!t. H. Ah"Aaa - ASSon, I
H,isu zen sharpe, Postmaster James. Gen hawiey'
Auy, H. Emo auj vic, j. Vi. Phelps, y. H. ttc'd' w 4.
k-s ~. ~. ior, ArnSi''0 s'hcll Dth.rl Lul .'
Joseph u. CuoaJe. Er,-- Brooks, cilt0r oi iHc Aen
j. ". Garrett OF Baltimore. JVnn \. stuart Jrhh j.
tiscr Cguurccy N D.i rW, Collector Ar,hur 9tihlr -
us and Ellis H. Roberts editor Of me I"ea heTd'0
LIE PRESIDENTS MOVEMENTS TODAY.
To-day President Hayes w.L hold a reception at the
Cit, Hail. .u tue Governors room, from IL Z. m unti
T. m If, ,y tAcu lunch At John Jacob Astor's. aud he
will tine 10 ex-,Ioy Morgan's with secretary Eyars in
the evening.
Tho keeper Of the City Hall, under directions from
Mayor Eiy was busy yesterday afternoon with the
preparations ior receiving the President to-day
Flag. and -'u,amcrs OK re., white, ald ou5
bunting decorate tho rotUuda, the stairs and
halls. and the Governors room. AT tne main
entrance 10 the Governors room regImental cOOrs
OF Nrw-York rrsimrutS d -pa1 c., AMI President
Iagr, VIII receive tAt citizens ealing Oh Aih az thc west
b n.ug portrait Of Lafayette. Ihe arrIns men Is nave
been placed ID charge pl 't". sA OF ti- 1tlS la, M
p4lrt Visitors vii enter JIe mont entrance OF Vhe
II.y IIHll Aui afer ;l, r.c-pt'u VI" fr''r al. 'e
.ut by TIE s-ee sitr' H. th. 'I y'I =!
a. no. ulfu :. l., and distinguished 9siLoIS aI' tA-
l.--t 90 1880 aut VIII pe ass -hfi p''' a. ,ilr M
Gpyr.n"r', room to "e.'oh5 ,Ae ~ .'-u'n- anu '-'
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