New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
PRESIDENT HARRISON Il NEW YORK.
LITTLE TIME FOR REsT DUHING HIS THREE
DAYS TEIP-TO BE TIE GUEST or

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From the moment President Harrison touches Man
haitian Island tomorrow morning, until he Start. for
Washington on Wednesday evening, every Instant IF
his fine will be fully occupied lie NAV have fair
imolui Of time for meal, aud for an extremely mod
crate allowance Of sleep, but he Will have no
time 10 discus, politics the PROSPECTS, for ccc'ra
Ion one hundred years hence The twelve gallant Old
s,a dog Who viii row him ashore al Wall,t. VIII PIE
sent our Of the most enr resting picture, In the ell
tire naval display and they may bo trusted 10 bring
their solitary passenger safely to the SIPS with
leajlicrr and strobe I'm unison.
At the decorated landing steps and ra' form
II oriental sof,ncss and luxury, Governor Hin.
Mayor Grant Hamilton Fish and william 6. Hamilton
will extend the official welcome # the state. city and
Centennial Committee 10 the representative Of the
Natlnu: and them under escort II procession, Of
which Colonel Floyd (laTksOn Will be- MARSHAL the
President VIII be conveyed to the Equitable building
wherr, formal reception Of Il Naiiun1l character viii
hc held This escort will consist Of United states
artillery the Loyal LEGION the Grand Army Com
mandcls Ncw-York and Ervoklyn veterans, Govern
ors Of states Cabinet oillcer-. United state, Judg,,
and all the dlgntdrles OF TIE State and Nation,
well as the chief promoters Of the celebration.
The reception viii necessarily be restricted to a
comparatively few persons. not more than LOO IN
all probability. The guests VIII follow the prere
lent set In the time OF Washington and merely bow
to the President without shaking hands. This III
hand shaking era. Until nearly o'clock the Pre>i
lent will be occupied with the hns luncheon pro-
vi,lcd and in social intercourse with representative
men fn,m all parts OF the country lie viii then
drive 10 the cry Hail. where al Official reception VIII
he held IA the Governors Room. Ibis reception VIII
have many Interesting and striking fegturrs, BAT
probably the poetic Of all viii be the sircwns
II flowers by bcvy Of school girls dcsSed IN May
lay COSTUMES.
From close of the public reception to the open
INK of the Centennial lial the Metropolitan Opera
House thcrc will be- barely TINE enough for President
Harrison accept the hospitality OF SfuyVcs1nt Fish
At a dinner a few men In his house No. 20 Gramecy
Park. VI the bail lie probably VIII not dance. In
d,,d, he has formally announced that he I, not
dancing How late be viii remain a. The ball
10 Onr can tell. but he l. likely 10 20 home 10 Nr.
Murtons after nidnig hi a. he + to attend
The pee al rel 1Ous service IN ~. Paurs Chapel.
I.r,padway and Ncssysf. o'clock the next morn
Vrnent after the service ~ ~. l'aul's Chapel the
President and other prominent guests will their
places the platform In fOnt of tho Sub Treasury
Mr. Harrison will IT, escorted 10y committee of five.
and will make 4 short address AZ the close Of Mr.
Deprw's Grafton Whlc the literary exercises are
In progress the military parade will have started up
broadway and at their clo-e the President viii drive
Ia the reviewing stand Al Madison square. when he
will remain until the parade passes. lie pos
sibly have time for few moments rcpose a. the
banquet al The Metropolitan Opera lIousc. but that
Is doubtful. the honr set Is 30
~ the banquet President Harrison Viii make a
speech. II will doubtless he past midnight when
the morning OF Wednesday he VIII probably visit the
Art Loan Exhibition. and take his place on the re
vieving stand for IN" civic parade after quiet mid
day luncheon with his host and family The PrcSl.
dental party VIII return 10 Washington By spec al
train at about O'Clock on Wednesday afternoon.