New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-02

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Orders had been given for TIE big peoeen6eo ~
start ct 80 .. m, and II wss figured out thne -;
head Of The line would feaOh tho reviewjneSan4s
promptly Of .. But the unavoidable delAy tnolr
dent TO the handling of 10 vast force Of pasnds.
had not been reckoned with. and the few op&dmiGs
who had hoped that the Grand marshars eedau
might for once be carried out with litsial ~.
cision- found the seats in tho stands IN slang
the avenue stin bare long after the hands of u
clock in front Of the Fifth Avenue Hotel poinSs&
to the hour for the arrival Of the headquarters
stan. Just Q little after Q line Of bluecoAts0
policemen vss formed across the avenue st Twun.
ty-third-st, and tho way was cleared foe ths
passage of the President and his party 70 the n
viewing stand. But there was no dgn anywhsaO
of the expected guests Postmsster.G .Genersl Wan.
amaker drove up to Madison Square in hAneeH
cab with Colonel Elliott F. Shepard, and seslns =
ono there turned away to the Fifth Avenue Hoesl
For hall an hour the stands Hlled up by dxfblsosL
Colonel Crueee sent his aids dAshins mn and down
the ayenue from tina to time to report a IL
progress tho pa.aders were making in fsxnins.
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head OF the line had rot down a far q Yoety.
second.st The nsws was suread further down
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the Ltnnodoglcai Society' 'no onpu~
uon, tho Aft Students A@7gue' o0'e"o N-S.
the College OF the City OF N'
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Electrical Society, the Jewellers oeoonV 49,
citation, the Board OF Trade ana lransporNuon.
the Society OF american A.,su. 1ne - -
Exchange, the Master fsmoers AssociaaUn ~ ~ =
Master PLUMBERS Association. WIN - .
these representatives. OF tne .r"9e anu .u1~"
Sress se Of @ and then isin him ia n,
viewing the parade from the MAdison cQaAfs
stand
HEARTv CHEER FOR THE PRE8DNI'
At 9:5O squad Of mounted policemen sanopso
up the avenue and behind them were seen the -FOUR
horses which drew the Presidents carriage. Colo
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...oc;ates moved down the street They h>lted
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oeaose INC s.nu -. o.. .d~. % ~ -. .;d.~aIt ,uss
hersa,b Tho PRESIDENT In a VOICE that could
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Mr. PRESIDENT: I hsv. Tho honor to deliver TO you,
Mayor Of the city Of Nev;Yors an .ddrss. S.nsd 6y
So oset his boo osnsaon lnSdoauA "n'N '1''
Then he handed mn to General Har ison silver
cylinder .hout fourteen inches lone prettily ohased
and hearing this inscrintion:
100 crvrrvy,, ,ssa
cEIEpRAT1oN.
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