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the French dignitaries reviewed the pro-
cession from stand at this point.

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procession neared the reviewing stand.
me ram was by this time descending in
s.eaay drizzle. me carriages OF the
rresldent ana MS Cabinet stood in wait
ing around the corner. In less than
IiYc mlnutesstne iittle group whicn had
pcen tne cynostpe OF all eyes for three
nours were seated In the orderin which
.ney nad arrived, ana In another minute
lney mad vanished out OF sight. The
french guests had left the stand shortly
before. 49, sSsHF :
-, DWELLING THE STATUE.
Inc platform which was built against
the seaward side OF the pedestal of Bar
thoidi's Statue OF Liberty on Bedlow's
Island was early filed with some Of the
best known citizens of New York and
numerous visitors from other places
Suddenly the booming ofguns from
the war vessels that were at anchor off
the island announced the arrival Of the
presidential party. The steam vessels
that lay thick in the gray mist; gay with
bunting, began deafening t0eting of
whistles that for time seemed likely to
continue interminably. But before the
President and his companions came
ashore the French visitors reached the
PLATFORM and were greeted with cheers
ana nearly clapping OF hands. When the
french delegation and the representa-
tives OF the American Committee reach.
ca sthe pier there were loud cheers and
,ne crowd closed In about them and fol.
lowed them to the ramparts. Ferdinand.
De Lesseps leaning on the arm of Sena-
vi Evar,s ana talking vivacieusly to him
u u rrencn lea TINS impromptu procession.
Soon 1o.',,. lney were followed by the Presi-
uentiai party, whose appearance was the
s,gnai ~ lo1 an outpnrst OF enthusiasm on
rIo.so. rnu anu sea. Inc occupants OF the
pia.ioIni rose 10 their feet, hats were
MaseG ohN III .ne ar ana long continued
Onocns a1.esteu tne hearuness OF the
moico'lc, Ing aln irom the water, how.
WI, was ueaienlng. Inc tooting OF
mhlsties ana the Doom OF artillery were
compineu IN contest In which steam
ana gunpowder alternately predominated.
.a Inc {. enthusiasm OF those who participa.
ea N 'ne ies!ivilies on the water could
aos oe restrained. The shrill shrieks
from tug and steamboat were not hushed
even wnen General Schofield came to the
sd tbot ,ho ,ho 'PsaAois pn. n s'an % anu announc-
would maIo I i'eH t,'. a.,i III, M,cnaru ?. ot1rrs m
words o df jan ss sno openins prayer. ING
reverert,, NV e ~ munster nns We.e nsteneu 10
Count Es.yd;noa ~ sno v,om1s s on .ne Pia'lorln
forw.rd Srnauu TIn w Lesscps Iaen came @
ran.a u.s ,n,. nH soneiaple .., nero 9l lne ouez
He snoas 1u IN Tronah WIN y; hs iJuu sppsause.
Fronnpp ~ 9poA1 ~ niG9ca IN penaI Oh tne
sens NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. re,;rad .us;d onioh nns, oount us Les
repovod po .vsTu ,,,noa an .h app,ause, which was
Senotor W;1i;on WIFI mo NJ weII,hnown Fo ngure M oI
front nf ,ho ~ nnaa;. NJ hvar.s N came 70 e1e
Tho % nra.am,o.;P W. .mv speaheis s'ahq: M ne maze
rain % ,ho Pe'ed"iiUn tr;oO,on R sPeecn. wei Dy tne
lain .Ie tIicolor ven on the lace OF LIB.
ths bae~,,t,,, a S,Ins c,oscly 70 sne features Oh
denenSad I 'tu frnn, COLOSSUS, 3na% o'rong ropes
form fnue amd nno aom sne panner V sne p,a..
when W n wSs , r,,I'ad @ W NJ hgsu rnsa 81 .aa1
be str,nnod u bor 7, adas, Az uuss sn,e mou,d
the fornoI dad;aa.;on % iv,Jf az .;f. "n nf
Franco to her % sister Rannpi,o ~ 'mo naoass sh' Vi
M Bartboidj wbosa ron;ra % dos,rnaa
the stat,,e d AH K%;ng % ,Sa c oons.r,,stor & hou
ond R;ohord i,,,,ia., ~, ny Sonosi ue.1i, W.