The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-23
zHr rnxsrDsSr I'M FLORIDA.
ms 1seepte. e.a speech ~ the sub-Treps'
sai Expssstaen .. Jacksonville.

.sA A&KU.aN1eu -
s~AvArr.u Fab aa-Tbe president and
bis marty 49, h.rs 4. a A. M. and were met
~ D"ss, sI.,.ea ner. e,...eas "a ths M.,nr
py Q OF citizens ana tho mayor.
train roi,sd n ths Chatham ARTILLERY AIRED a
..,m.. ..s ~ .ns and ali ,ha Ia.
; salnss' a. .s all tho s,,, Ioeom S'nw = s Tslo sl .'S sl ,sS.
The peop,s wore particularly enthusiastic as
ooopo wore W"",sa ...n.ss -
nrsssntad NJ. r,a..,snS With a snlondid col.
lsction ' a. mr. So,,ors ''"S The party was Ca
corted to tho long room Of the depot,
which had hoen nranared for the occasion and
decorated with potted plants, lowers, and
svergreens. An informal reception. lasting
about ian m,,,,tos ,.s be,d. and ahont 1000
Mrs. Cleveland and other members Of the
party. Carriages were Their taken for q drive
and was thronged with people. notwithstand-
Ing the fact that q drinziing rain was falling:
The Mayor and Car. fallisant , IT. Chairman ar OF
the Citizens Committee, rode with the fresi-
w,t LII So, ~. unS ni;. snd s.ors.nrx WHIT.
ney and wife. The Georgia Hussars acted as an
escort. The cheering was continuous, The
Jasper Monument festival being in progress.
bunting Tho oniv atom made was at the Tale.
Tara Academv ~ Fine Arts. Mrs. CLEVELAND
had expressed a desire to gee the collections Of
s q 81 n ! t ! ss drive nn AND the n1sa rses, zen e exT WisSIn
nitsen minntes a.tet EeaGninG ~ oopo' 'he
pa[ ayT Mas 9n Its "f tab 10 aS'NASTbe Presidential
train arrived here this afternoon and Was
the nseS g Sola Fss Isr. Of an Mas .m sssogtss S0 IN }Is AZ q
lanes hotei Dy the S.aso miiuary, me TeGep-
tir r9 Uorintie an ~ Mavcr Rarhrid0e rnds n
tbss carriage with The President "a, ard Mrs: Clevs;
lana, wnicn WAS .oS T ~ NWns.t M s.s;d ny
si y Grgtv Ind taIssu innch. the MARSHAL OF tie
gay. Ma}o. aMrK,ssniM,e \. NV VIII ai,o sInn'y 9r h1tues'
formed tne procession IN INC ioio"ins oIuer:
h III. .ia. Diy tss s.ne ef thu h R R.sss F!oria aa' E ss.iss' t tic
r flss. f .Se earr gssssa " .he ~ Sr..iaons ana Ma Fs' Cleveland and
H s;ssiS: a n: s;SssIa;hI \: s; SSsTs e q: rI.s ss!,, i q. s:r EssS%a
~ Press Association in carriages; Invited guests in car
Second p,Hy,,,cn.Key ws:. band; Of solo,sS men nth, The
OF Rad Men; ths Ferry Guards Of the coiored State mi.
j. as, q: Rsv1 4vs sSsis; :, n Gn, sSloF q, STE Isa. N, miht 4.
jsssfsonsiI!s FiiSSss pIspsI!%asn. Other Organizations and
'u,n ,s sener.'y .onosea .. -...,
streets q aR Which Gs m Msrs s was wit a1o dseo ans 11sn Of & at
Kinds. including eyersfsens, bu9.ins. iestoons
p 81 o in hsolid aSa a ea1ef iin eGT tse routes aas's and d L Rei Is
estimated that q hundred thousand citizens
and ~yisitors Witnessed the procession. ;ncIud-
in9 thonsande al Northern tourists on the
Ssr Il OF rne PROCESSION az .ae EXpos1,ion
was fired by a detachment OF Wilson's Bat
terry. The President, Mrs. Cleveland and
were mat NJ the nortb entrnnce Nv the Recan.
neIo nio ht tue uyItH ghLrauco pySue hTSep-
ton Committee OF the Sib.Tropicai Exposition:
with Director-General Prime and the officers OF
form In front OF the north galleries. The other
- q i - tho unHtS n,,janC M
miiltary men entered ana stacKed arms. except
the guards on duty. Seats were provided on the
platform for representatives of the city. State,
and United States G~oyernments disfinnuishad
citi1ena and conmittees When fhe PraSidanf
ME- rinvnionS ava az occnn,nan ne .uest.,
nlIs. Slevelsao, anu lug acC0hipnnyi my quests
Gress of welcome tn which tbe Presidentt re-
niied as follows. ~ A'