New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06

other second. TO facilitate matters one OF She
windows was taken out and temporary doorway was
made 10 be used IS al erit.
CHEERS roR THE NEW SECRETARY or, STATE
oDs Of the striking incidents Of the morning wss the
visit Of M Blaine He got in before the greet rush.
and when he reached the President he took place k
ono side and chatted for i've or ten minutes with
President Harrison the crowd passed BY. Then he
went upstsrs and made the acquaintance Of Mr. Hal
ford and his assistants He was recognized By the
crowd "a BE- came out of the temporary doorwa5 a4
across ths bridge 10 tho drive cheer went up end
the peopie ~ line rushed in mass
to shaks hands with the popular Secretary Of State.
Mr. blaine was caught against the fence and
had TO make bis way toward the gate surrounded ~
two or three hundred shouting enthusiasts He
accepted the congratulations Of as. many as could
reach him. making progress slowly toward the street,
AT the gate he was met By stu creator crowd
and was chcsred until he lost 10 sight from the
white Hosss. $50
Three other nsmbers Of the Cabinet called during
tho day. Secretaries windom and Proctor ADD AZ
sorney0 General Miller al had short talks with Tic
Prsst1ent. bpt fhe Drsssofs csrou mas ITO great 10
give Prestdent Harrison time for anything fusthsr
There WIS . short break AZ luncheon, which lasted
foe about haR an hour. These three cicrgymcn were
the guests OF President and Mrs. Harrison tfe Rev.
DIR John n. Paxton, on NewcYork: the Rev. Dr.
Hsines, tie family pastor IN Indianapolis, and tho
Rev. Dr. James McIeod, Che pastor OF another
Indianapolis Presbyterian Church. k
During the afternoon there were fewer delegations,
perhaps and more Of the crowd outside got In Son
ator Cullom, of Illinois, brought around number Of
his constituents. A body Of Tennessee Republicans
also called az did several Pennsylvania cluhs.
Governor Foraker acted a. speaker for the lincoln
Club Of Cincinnati and obed Wheeler for the Cleve-
land 0rsya Some Delaware people who had come
to tho Capital to see their States nrst Republican
Ska hr ALI -
graduation on the new Republican President. Thea
the motley mob outside had another chance. So the
afternoon wore dong, and the policeman on guard bo-
gan TO say that hs was the longest reception that vas
ever heard of In Washington. FIVE o'clock came
at last, and the Presidents labors wero over IL 10
expected that he viii have another reception To-
MORROW.
THE PRESIDENTIAL FAMILY SETTLING DOWN.
Tho Harrison family arc getting comfortably settled
In their new quarters. and the roouny space OF tho
mansion has already boon apportoned on among the
different members What is known as the Presidents
Room has been gwen 10 the Mckee children and
nurses This Is also Known as Nellie Grants room
The President has taken the Prince Of Wales ROOM
as IL "A called which Is situated next to the library or
executive Office Mrs. Harrison has the next room 70
the west with 8 small eoudoir on the southwest
corner. The room directly opposite the latter which
Mira Cleveland used boudoir Is given to ,Mr. ana
Mrs. Mckee. Mr.. and Mrs. Russell b. HARRISON have
the room directly opposite the Presidents Office on
the north side with a small room adjoining on the
east which Is given to the baby and nurse Ms
H.rr,sons room Is the IN which Presidents Garfield
lay during ais Illness.
The President received . number sf tslsSrams tbs
morning. among them being the fclaowng nom IN
disnapoiis; m
aAs old friends snc neighbors. No cscszatulatc yoa
and the Nation upon your inauguration ~ PRESIDENT
and we cordially ndorse your selection OF Cabinet
a w,,a,nan. Z O. wslkss. Lew wallace end ,Thro
dore p, Haushey, cfF&i ~