New-York tribune., 1884-10-16
CLEVELAND IN THE CITY.
, FORMAL AND CHILLY RECEPTION.

.rrrrSooN CAILrRs-AN fMHARRAeS'N" '
v,rw-IHr EVENING DEMONSTRATIONS
c,xe,nor Cleveland. accompanied by h's
..oratarv Colonel u. s. Lamont. Senator Ne"po"'' VI
reughkcepsie, and Mayor Bleeckor Banks. Oh A''"s.
arrived In q paror car ut the Grand 'en'fH, ~ a
1880 a. m. yesterday. There were h"o"' ~ 'v
rcep,e in the neighborhood at the time L,'i' en
tbusiasm was displayed. The Governor was "'l''" W
the Fifth Avenue Hotel. in one of the rators VI
vas assembled the Reception Committee cohss'"t
of Chairman Barnum. of the pcm"''s"o N""o
Committee Senator Jonas. OF louisiana '"". ~
Canda william G. whitney Y. H. Brown' Mayor huSo,
e,Mayors Grace and Cooper, Eugene Kelly osw"" w
t.pao,fcr Joseph T. O'Dcnohuc. Ahrnm = Hewitt UT
isnac A. POTTER, Joseph Pulitzer. and others Governor
CLEVELAND algh,ed from his carriage ON Twenty 'hto
at after passing the front ~ the hotel Ahout MY w"
ple stood about the entrance, aud scarcely hh vi l'
number took any part IN tho demonstration in"o" "s
r,oepon might Il, characterised rs chilly He received
CALLERS until 9 y. M. when ho pattook "i '"n''
Among the morning callers were Richard L. ".'''vN
of Washinp,ont Governor Mciano, of Mnryland' ue
Rev r. e. Hastings ~ Brnoilyn, the Rev Ifssin' -
white of No ga West Twent, tiifdst loi"t'" =
King rrancs IJnde stctson. Major GccrFe W "',e'''
Cba,rmsn smith Of the Democratic state '""hh'""'
willis palnc and Senators Day, Cullen hhh 'nnh'''
Tho Governor held his reception In ono at the large
periors On the second floor when asked for m "p"n
yesariiug the effect of the result In ONO he saa "' "
vas too Hoon 10 talk about IT, lie appeared a"h"""
and M NJ ease lie acluum eto'''o ""-' ~
sso,ed to him with II word, aud looked as " ho
~,sh,d tbo ,ecep,jon were nl end lie seemed pailcn
isriy when three ladies were rtsonte 10
him Onc said lam FROM Alabama Governor 'oe
yns .', srcond saii mn from Georgia Governor"
IN. ,h,,d Se,, And am from south Carolina. Gov
s'no, no. oo,o,nor ,noos, TIM, his trouble. were =,
sn end when Tho topiraoniaiNe fron Aahsna, ME Wv
hoe who was drcssed IL widow w,eds ,ss "ss MAJ Wv" wn
eaolaim,dI "And want I" ten Nu,h u"No'm' ,nn' w
are pra ms your eeolion down hofo nll hr ,in -
arss, mas. %" " ., ",T e "s%"S se 70 ens" 81 the
pD Goos interest. aud sloea' lrlnSc cotton MIME,
iS ssS pSi"%o @ calvin also c"sd John Kelly vas con
:Sss,"S' nsoo by his When sSss"'' s"nn S man, Who
gave his name " koerpcr. was presented ne
s.a ,a,1sr am s"s Tsr. FROM "nc The GovcTr
smed uneps,y, hut ssid nothing that conld he nhMrn
sai m sSd sS,sS of No. :" s6s % Brcwsy n
with ancient looking open face silver w".eh & wn,on
ha% "sn %hcn 1' Ss William
Ceycland an apprentice IN the shop ne % WHtSr"e %
me a letter giving me u history Of the watch lie Was
told that the information was IN the back c ,ne %" a
Shortly before O'clock Governor CevH,am" W Tns Th
driver from the hotel to the Academy oi NUS Ia
meeting 1ed tere under the the o was
called order al O'clock FIVE thousan ucs,s x, ,' J."
xeal.my had been issued In consequence Of this and
the widely y-adyertsed fact that Governor CieXeaid
cratic brokers feo boxes aud stage crowdiug nt"
the background many Of the local lixhts OF me Deo
he,i in Ncw-York. Ex-Mayor Grace presided ana
found great difficulty IN making himself heard lie, ~
wall a. the speakers who followed him. were interrupted
bv freauen Mt cries of Police and more lhah once 'nc
dub OF those called upon were seen I" t'i upon hers
wbose owners answered with msty .ells. Governor
Waller of Connecticut with the same sort ol ll'at
Fnsnt and Henry Ward Bcecher admitted that WlS VI"
uost yocifcrous meeting II had over been us fortune ="
address. At times riot appeared imminent ou' rs ,nc
night wore the audience smaller ana more peace
fui blr. BrecEer wa, greeted most uproa1onsy. Inc
applause during the evening unique Inc slHdhcT>
we're often in doubt whether they were chcered OF
hNsed. A ,,
for q TEMPEST Of applause. The Governor rtsp"nnoi
with brief speech IN which he said that II appeared
70 hin that the Government should be condueie on
basncss principles. and that business men sDohu tAc
politics than theY lad d"nc
fcrs MIR Eeecher's address had been INTERRUPTED ny
Governor Cleyelauds appearance. but he dccIIh,u %
continue the close Of the Governor REMARKS anu ti'
tie building in his company. large crowd greeted thr
Governor on four:ccnth-st. with cheers. lhc otHcr
syenkcrs were Horace Deming OF Brooklyn. who SIC
cceded IN thinning the audience hcaUtiinllv ana ~
Governor McIanc. Of Maryland and ex GoVernof flu,
bury of Maine. Governor waller confcs>er ma ~ hs
fto many other Democrats. been Disappointed ~ thc
result o. the Ohio election.
TRs GoYERNOR AND THREE BEEVrS IN BRoOKlfN.
TIE greatest Democratic show carth consisting "l
goyeror cleveland aud three OF the largest and sttcst
hich could be procured. will parade from the t
Hal BROOKLYN. to Ridgcwood Park dn Queens County
to-day The bceves will bc baibecucd and doled ont In
sSndv jcbo- To the "very hungry and very thirsty
ISmOC!at- whom the expectation oi lec lunch VIII
draw the park. bat the Governor viii be taken BACK 10
The Rink and placed on exhibition in the evening. lie
VII not attempt 10 make a speech
fnr>1y DrNOCR,TS POSTPONE ACTION.