New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12

thanked the audience for the nasnii'cnt icfep"'''
and cordial welcome extended to the President ana
himself. He said
Within tho pu,t week l, i~ the hrs, l,me IN w., NY
faces Of something les than million OF me Wrr,h
people and can LAY that aSt3i,h"d at ,he e, fS IL
people AppL,n>r1 What ha, been done ha, . crn
w"ndcriul tut the rr'onree, OF , shc win i no one,
can tell. for IT, possibilities are 10" SSS. ~, "n,rv j.
gra,ped by the magnation I'm, c WSi,u Ip such a.
the world has never seen before Hu,m an rirnnins
The party then retired. President arr,H i'''' me
upon the arm Of X. &. kcrn, a. ne wei. ,''i'T, %
took his carriage Tenh and was cScc, 81 e m
tudc greeted him at every point. ON leaving tue
Merchants; Exchange The pa sni c s
by The dc;ail Of mounted police went dire, TO ,Iie
Fair Grounds The ronte covcrhI .i'H u residence
quarters of the city was also made !.,'.c 'r'mn
5 ' u. ey dent 1ns ali ns "0
drive was apparently much enjoyed by nm ANA
he chatei freely with the sen,rieu mill M x.it,
arrived al the grand entrance Of the fair hounds III
passing through vandcvencr I ace ,cmcr 81 h
friend H. C. Krrens u the Cotton beit Railroad. MIS-.
GLADYS Keirns presented the President win bouquet
At the Fair Ground the party proceeded t" tine
Jockey Club lon>e where a., 'lrss ni ic, r.inr
S G ,s t. ,, r ' > "vcrn n s;ana said could nt
rilain from proponr III" health G" the "s..n a hr
e", q, IN, W. gay ,nn sS,r, for >pccchnaknG. hut is
seldom that we have tn" President of the mica >ta;'
West of the r % I,rr Exceedingly seldom do
har me op"r,rnilv Of sitting down 70 the same table
With the President applause and We Appreciate u;
Without further rcmarks' p'npotr ,A W. ,h IritnJ
drink the health OF III" Ircs"e" VA "'' '''>
states" ,\pplau-eI >. ,; eoo. and
simul,aneai,ly every guest ro-c I" ms fr:' ana
Joined In the sentiment prop"'"i. me- i!rs""'m ,','
,i,,s frnnd ,ycrnor >anay and tic>" newer fri'Hi>
here present for The compliment "f TINS toast. 'NP
plu>cl -. A., ,.,oor .ho r,rv v,s
driven arnund ilr Fair grounds viewing briefly ~,
EXHIBIT, Of every department. Tho fine stock seemed
to ini"rc>, the President ana N th' ampnl,I"aILr m
dsInouu,4 from his carriage 10 view m"'r clr,,'E
S,r,,, ,narnj,i,cnt bulls whose blue rbhu- tc>n"
Ia the rNccllcrcc Of their hr~d nder the escort g."
Precedent Chai> Green OF TN. iaIr a'>'"'.lo NV. w..
several airs from the Mexican land. 70"
lowing thi, hurdle race was inpr"vi>T'
Three competitors entered The field two nc''l'@'
and whiic man. al mounted on mules At I'll"
given ssr al all started tatcv. hu ~ tl' first
6mric tie White mans mule >icd and ran "r'ni N"
cot. Ne eud,: volCd b. regain his lost ground bY
c"mpcIitor. hut the darkcys Yelled fraud, and
tU,np .cr amounted Judge, cried "ful." Tho newt
exciting INGREDIENT occurred when IN" hindmo-t daih"y'
animal made full preparation, t" leap 4 h"rdi"
rider kent straight and safely cleared tho
nns,rlctIoi bui without mule I" c"ntnu" the race.
Thu, but one rider was I il the iri'; ana lir VIZ
vr,ntr.t falur eyer witnessed on the - Lon> Fair
(;nound, but that II was the most amusing on" "h'
annly arrested hy the hcarnc-> with which ia" Pir-l
dent and SECRETARY Tracy Joined In the general shouts
On the return Of the President {" the cry he and
his partv Governor Francis and Mayor No"han "rr
entertained AT private dinner .; a." southern iIo''
rur l,ir The part, and ~" President repaired
to hi, room until tn" evening visit {" the eApo-i"i