New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-25
FAREWELL TO THE RUSSIANS.
THEY LEAVE PARIS FOR LYONS
--r.e-,1vrr1Fs IN THE FRENCH CAPITAL END
IN 4 BLAZE OF GLORY.
,upr. .yELAN AND HIS OFFICERS TAKE
LUNCHEON WITH PRESIDENT cAENoT' VISIT
VERSAILLES AND WIND UP THE DAY
WITH A DINNER AND GALA PER
FoEMANCE At THE OPERA
cuEERED BY THOUSANDS
At THEIR DEPARTURE.

FoEMANCE At THE OPERA
cuIERED BY THOUSANDS
ATTHEIR DEP Arturo.
po~,s oct 24-Admral Avelan and the other
-iSs,on naval officers accompanying him left TINS
,',T for Lyons tonight. People by the tens VI
.sards had gathered at the railway station 10
ga ,non, farewell The boulevards were abiaze WIN
electric lights and the crowds cheered even NOR
,,a1,, than when the officers arrived. Dispatches
from Lyons say that the city is feversniy eAo'''"
10 ontcipation Of the visit of the Russians
president Carnot to-day gave a luncheon IN hohor
- tho visitors The tables set in the sane
Ses Fetes of the Palace Of the Elysee The kusSiah
o,ests arrived just before noon. and were heaiUS
received by President Carnot The Sale oeS re''N
mas beautifully decorated. and the uncheoh was
one one being the work Of the best chef IN rams,
NJ, nos assisted bv other chefs of almost equal
distinction. Among the guests besides the RUSSIAN
naval officers and several officers OF inc ri'"'
Navy we're General Saussier Military "oNel"oI %
Paris; General lie MOutOn de Hoisdei're' ~, W
the General staff. and Baron Mohrehhel" U,o N
can Ambassador to France. Admiral GerVais' VINO
commanded the French fleet which maze d loiiiai
yisi. 10 Cronstadt was among those present
UEALTIIS TO KU>>IAs sONEREl"NS'
In offering \ toast 10 the Car and Czarlna fresi-
dent Carnot said: I'VE see with ret'e' u" ~
aD2roach when the worthy representatives. Vi '''
Russian Navy must leave Paris where 'ie' navy
u-ifh such QeliCacN ana cOiuldiltH 9H"'N" ~
ments of JOY and sorrow Your WISH VIII '
,,eYaceable souvenirs | hope those you carry
away Will not be less durable. In the name VI
France | wish guests happiness anu SUI
linked with the health of the Car and Czaiihd'
4 hand stationed in the Sale des Fetes piayeu
the Russian Anthem at the cohcius'o'' Va
Carnots remarks .
Admiral Avelan in reply said he was unable 10
express fully his thanks and eternal gfau.u"e iO'
the great and cordial sympathy the freh0" p'p
had shown He and his officers mad met WIZ" III.
game recention not only in the great to"i'S Vi
1,rorca but even in the hamlets. When TINS was
Known in Russia prayers would everywhere De
offered for the greatness and prosperity oil France
The band then played the "Marseiilaise
Baron Mohrenheim the. Russian Am3ass"U the
80 rn,lisd 10 NJ CARROTS toast Alter nv
nSO admiral Avelan had long private inter
view with the President
INSPECTING THE PALACE At VERSAILLES
Tho Russians went to Versailles this afternoon
~ snecial train Admiral Avelan riding IN the
ar-ioge used by Queen Victoria when she passes
,brongh France They stopped few minutes az
81 cloud and Sevres to receive addresses l'oi ny
,oca, authorities At Versailles all the apiloao"''
10 the railway station were MED win o.eeI'"s ,
,roxds The waiting-room had been TRANSFORMED
sn.o o saloon with maroon hangiags. red carpet
na,rs and flowers The Russians looked thiouen
he palace with great interest In respon ouiside
Pessi aS SSlS w yRey he German Empire was PTS
claimed They were gree'e tha Wv" grand Trianon the
1In srected by Louis XIV for Nine de MaintenSo'
ana ,s ss" p s Tranon and the Bassin Neptune
where they watched the iour'a n.ciock An inn
back IN crnSd welcomed them. cheering with en-
fhusias.n little short of denrlum'
A BRILLIANT SCENE AT THE OPERA
An tho Russians went at o'clock to dine at the
rratan, club. which is similar TO the Savage Cluo
a, ncdon They were regay entertained ps hi'!
nen,bers and did not leave the tables uh'i 0
.,clock when they started for the Opera whe'e d
gala performance was given dhs of state
President Garnet arrived soon after O'CLOCK anu
wss Tna Wore the Gordon OF the Russian order
of ST. Andrew. and for the first time s9 decoration
came President ssio1 o, ne Ho appfaFeo VIII" '
' aasssacrseabe scene made by NJ Challsm the
4tain rose The intention Of the commlttee ar en
had b Dssn to to das Sne %i ere
dent of the Chamber of deputies S was forgotten
70 NJ ang when NJ Chaiieme arrived at
the box he found that sssn M he President Of
Senate did wait for apologies s or nIned on
M uttered na an et sx ,he honss in sss'
ms Immediately after the last curtain hdr to
the Russians took carriages carriage ana were
The LYONS railway station
c,r,rc FROM THE PEOPLE OF LORRAINE
,d,,ira, Avelan this morning received deputa-
zion from Lorraine who visited him for the purpose
of expressing what they declared were 'ie 80
,ne,ts If the people of the province. whose hearts
halo
~ become German subjects Deputy Mezieres'
sneakng for the deputation, said that tne sen''-
rnents of the people of Lorraine were the SAM
os those displayed toward Russia by the peopie
~ Paris A golden book and other WORKS ~, ~
,,ste ~ Lorraine were then presented 70 .ns
Admiral In presenting the gifts NJ: MezisIsS So,
that they would remind the Russians 'nat ~
had loval and trusty friends throughoIt iuii :,
Adrniral Avean much moved ne VAIN,
tranked the deputatiOn for the gifts. ana uecih "a
that the memory of LOrraine's greeting w0uIu ioi
nc rnmain craven on the hearts of the Rus5lahs'
GENERAL SAUSsIER's TOASTS.
Az the supYer given at the Military CLUB last
.on,ng IN Russian officers. General Saussier IN
o,orins a toast. said: II drink with enthusiasm
a. thn Gar and Czarina, whom France loves and
s,ras" Later General Saussier toasted me
svmpathetic and chvalrous Russian Nation ne
49, CONVINCED he said. that the distance separat-
49,, pvss,a and France would not weaken the
frIendlv sentiments existing between IN. y,
nations Admiral Avean Responded anu S n11'-
President Carnot and the frencn Aii' IA tc, TIA,
c.veral newsDapers comment upon ulc ldet mo
\, tifel who was found guilty OF irauVs ~ ,,
rnctinn with the Panama CANA, rtcel'en ~, ~ ~
a-sninr a social whitewashing lie Wa5 az w. Wy
tcwer hearing his name 70 receive ue tfom q,
tDwei Nc decoration OF the Legion OF Honor ~
mil view He shook HANDS WIN "a ,iaesee and
Ia General Toizillon and touched sIdsS.s ' ~
drank with them repeatedly. boti o'OV'' '
him with distinction
There nrc more than 1Oo,ooo heP"n".""
.,. ,,,, no they want to see n criminm
1891 90 the Court of Appeals! III they III
mn, ,hcu they will register ON Fridn!.
SEVERE FIGHTING EXPECTED Al MfiAiiA