New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-13

Mclean ain led the DID Guard up the street, ioi.
| lowed by vcc-Preaident Morton. Mayor Grant al"
| Howard Carroll in barOuchc Hearty apPia"'e
| greeted Mr. Morton as he went in 0 ihc bon Of 'he
reviewing uorty AT IL 40 a. m. cxPre>idcnt tevc-
land escorted by captain Hugh Il. Garden. president
| OF the southern society. Colohc Johh H. Amy
| his aid crossed Broadway the way to join he
| party and a general clappins OF hands ocsah'
HE REVIEWING PATTY.
Wien the reviewing party had a;scm"eN /" '''
clulcd Eice-Ercsldcnt Levi J. Norton o'crea'. VI
the Treasury CT aries Foster. secretary oi war 9''
b. Elkns, secretary OF the Navy benjamin = lr'''
and secretary Of Agriculture Jeremiah i'ush c"V-
,rnor Roswell l.. Flower. Mayor Hugo D. "F"h''
Major-G encral John NJ. - hohed. General O o. Ho"
ard Commander Of the Department Of the Nh'hhc
Baron Fava the Italian Minister; senior hoh-r" III,
Mexican Minister. and his wife, NdJn'a"'"'her
Porter and Generals linsey. Earle Wh'ioch ana west
and Colonies Rogers, RUPERT. Juds"i, DVis' Mc"e'
and Merrill. of Governor Flowers STAN 'AIre''
dents Rutherford Is. Hayes and Grover CrNeihid OK
Governor Carroll OF Maryland: General li"ric" por-
ter cx Mayor Wickham, j. Edward SIMMONS pi''''
dent OF the Fourth National Bank: Jchn d. 'fini'
Minis Hugh y. Camp and james Martin. prrNiuc''' VI
the Police Board. The official representatives o Inv
Italian ard spanish Governments were seated OH 'he
.,nnd opposite the revi, wing stand. The INCLUDED
Don En- ,ilie Dupuy d. Lone, the Splnlsh Minister
Don Manuel Nirltedo Secrctry Of Legation, and Don
Rodrigo de Saaved"a atiaChc. besides Don Jnii'h
Garcia de- Ia Vega, commander oil the spanish VIII
ship Infanta Ysabel, and officers Don Ausu>'in Pm
taio Don Manuel Linarcz ana Don lgnacio mariner
and Don Arturo Fadasano. the spanish Consui''en
elnl Italy was represented. In additi III To Baron
Fava. by Prince Imperial. secretary OF tn" L"ga
tion: ChcynlIcr G.. y. Rya. CunsulGcncral: lrinc'
Mario Ruspo Commodore Alberto de Lib"ro com
mahdcr OF the Italian war ship lausan: Ll'itclah's
Ouintino Bonomo. Prime, Mario Hgnatei and LuiH
Arcangel Dr. Arcsidpan Adolo and Marin, Guards
men Manuel Garbadi and EcttoO Guilio.
REPRESENTATIVES, OF FRANCE.
The French representatives we're Paul d'Abzoc.
Consul General: Admiral dAbc, d" Llhran. captain
Bcner. Lieutenant dc Robein. Ensign Fatah, AdJ"
tan, Denis Iagaidc DR.. Rcmon and Monsieur Fable
pcrrot who We're The Union Cub; and by III" fol
lowing naval officers who on the MADISON
Square stand Captain Pucch, LicrtcmntS Laurent
Martel Trianut BacdO'i and Nerticr. Doctors Phlcas
and Bellard, Cadets Lcqucrrc, lc Gowec Lecoi' Du-
monitor. Turin, Ncdcl. faivrc Breart q" BolSanS'r'
O'Nen 1t Gccn and Pere, Captain Krana Lieutenant
Sens. whose wife was with him. ana knSlshs Toy "''
Escaudc and Gurol.
Other prominent persons at the Madison sPuar" |
stands included Chcvalier Louis Con,encn. president
OF the Italian Chamber Of Commerce: Ch"valler d.
BonannO. +. SpinettI. vccprcNidcn OF the 'N'cuh''
committee for the Columbu, Monument; Charles o'
strive the Russian Minister: A. h. Olarovsky, the |
Russian Consul-Ge General Evan Thomas. president OF
tbe Produce Exchange: Ex-Governor Thomas Waller |
of Connecticut: cx-Satc senator LsDenard stewart |
Frank Campbell. the state Controier' PONCE Tom |
missioner and Mrs ,hcchan. John H. lnman. John H.
starin, Cyrus Bus>cy, Assistant secretary 81 IN" IN
terror: \. Il. Tappln. Edward ii. paniorth' l"ice
Justice, Tan,or and Duly. H. V. skinner and lsidor
Strauss.
The following were guests a; the Offices of the state
Worlds Fair commissioners in the Madison square
Bank building: Richard Delaheld Mr.. and Mrs..
samuel w. Falrchild, Mr.. and Mrs. James W. Tapp'h'
Walter l.. Sessions. John Ford. Gorton W. Allen
Louis NJ Rowland, Donald McNaughton John boyd
rhachcr Chaunccy NJ Depew. Frederic Foster Cary
Arthur Lcary, Mr. and Mrs. 5. Y. H. Crhgei J. De
Pcyster Foster and Edward +. Poor
THE HEAD OF THE LINE APPEARS.
1t was nearly noon when the members oi the oia
Guard were drawn up In files on each side oil the
reviewing stand and the stand opposite. while Two
color sergcants stationed themselves one on encA soc
Of the American flag which. draped In front Of thc
reviewing stand made the only break Of color In the
dead white OF the painted pine boards. Tie streets
were cleared OF the few persons who were standing
around in front Of the stands and at II 80 O'Clock
the platoon OF mounted police came Into View through
the graceful arborsrch which spanned Fihhave. Just
below Twenty -third-st. Cheers and hand clapping
greeted the Grand Marshal General Martin i. Nc
Mahon as at the head OF his brilliant stan, he rode
ny tho reviewing dignitaries Three trumpeters
sounded buglc notes as the mounted men OF Troop \
divided between watching The military ana the appear
ance Of the officials In the reviewing stand. vice
President Morton stood between Governor Flower
and General schoneld, his cearcut face. perfectly
shaven. calling to mind an image OF Governor
Tilden His left hand gloved, but with his bare
right hand he lifted his ha; punctously rs every
officer Of the marching hosts went by and salu'ec
General Schofeld lifted his military hat with cour'ly
grace and Flower looking the pcrsonihca'i"h
Of sturdy business completed the reviewing party
Mayor Grants restlessness kept him moving IN III"
street in front Of the stand, although al times he
leaned careessly upon the railing. Baron favas
handsome erect figure. with his gray sdc-whiskers,
attracted general attention he stood on the night
of Governor Flower lifting his hat every tim" the
American cOOrs went by. As the hours passed The
Italian Minister YEARLY took his seat but even
then, whenever the star-spaneled banner appeared
In the ranks OF the paradcrs. he r0s" 10 repeat the
salute Ex-Prcsident Cleveland made n curious
rast beside the reviewing ofhcals. lie sat = the
left Of Tracy. reclining In careless attitude
his his stomach most Of the time,
and a s,olld almost bored look. upon his face.
APPLAU.E FOR THE CADETS.
Rounds Of applause greeted the West Point Cadets
rs they moved by with erect form. exact step and
4 general military bearing that seemed pc ioct Fair
hands waved many handkerchief for the benefit Of
The gallant band IN gray and doubtless the color
mounted I'm the cheeks OF some Of the gcnter sex who
cooked upon the young soldiers and thought Of tender
episodes on the banks Of the Hudson around grad
Mating time.
After the cadets long blue ranks Of The regular
army followed BY rumblne batteries OF artillery The
vide double files did not move with the clock-ke
precision OF their predeces but there air
)f business about the dark bluccoa.ed ranks That
stirred the pulses Of On-O)kcrs. Following them
came the United States Naval Brigade the carrying
heir miislets port arms. the marching salute.
they drew forth unusual outbreak Il applause
rom the crowds. II took thirty minutes for the
troops OF The Regular Army and Navy to file past the
reviewing stand
II was about 1H:0 y. NJ. when another troop Of
lOrscmen cancred into view. II was then the tun