New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-27
RUSSIANS AT MARSE1LLES.
TIE FAMILIAR SCENES OF ENTHUSIASM
REPEATED
THE STREETS THROUGH WHICH THE NATIONS
GUESTS PASSED sTREwN THIcKLY WITH
FLoWERs-NEARLY $4,000 STRANGERS
nun, Garnet

GUESTS PASSED STREWN THICKLf WIFI
FLoWERs-NEARLY coo STRANGERS
IL THE CITY-PRESIDENT Garnet
STARTS FOR TorLoN.
Marscilles. Oct 2G-This city has been IN hohday
dress to-day in honor of the Russian hHNai o'''''
The streets have been crowded since early 'iiS
morning and nearly $4,000 strangers are IN to"h
MANY arches span the streets. and nass anu p"n'
ing are everywhere displayed The quarters occu-
pied by Italian societies are Handsomely ue0''''''
Admiral Avean and his party arrived mere al II
o'clock this morning and were welco'e4 ~ Wv
most enthusiastic manner by the thousands OF per-
sons gathered in and about the care ~ N""'
the terminus of the Lyons Railway IN 'n'S cry
Every street in the neghborhood was crowned
After the Project had extended an Official "eIconhe
to the visitors. the Russians gave an ihioi""i re
ception in the station 10 the crowd that 'hio"seu
about them There was no sempahce " oi"'''
however and the members of the crown NOT
only shook hands with, but frantically Rugged the
guests. Almost every Frenchman present shouted
Long live Russia! to which the russians %aV-
ing their CAPS. responded with the cry OF Long
live France"
After this reception" the party entered carriages
and were driven 10 the Prefecture
THE STREETS STREwN WITH FLOWERS.
The Russians expressed in enthusiastic terms
their admiration of the beautiful elms ana piahe
lining the boulevards through "hch ""ey
were driven The route followed was the beuie-
ward du Nord Boulevard Dugommier the Cours
Leutaud Boulevard de Rome and boulevard gu
Muy. An immense crowd lined the thoroughiares
for the entire distance. and the scenes VIM"
marked the triumpha progress or the huss'ans
similar to those enacted at theT reception
at Paris and Lyons. One pretty feature oil the
reception here was the strewing WIN ho"o'' Va
the through which the visitors pnSSe nioceS
deep were the layers of flowers In many p inOT
that the hoGfas OF the norseS could a scarcely be
heard A luncheon was served al the 'n,ti'DD oad
rS at OF %" she Cham6sr thanked ADMIRAL
Avelan for the honor of the WISH ~ 90 Nowars
this afternoon interfered with the oatte OF nomtr9
which was to have been given for the entertain
ment of the Russians - ,ho pussian fleet
arrived here this morning from Touon. Inc Puays
as well the jetty facing the Mediterraneah WIZ h
approach of the Russian warshp was signaii@a go
from of the lighthouses at me ,o ,bnr Guards
put out to meet her ana accompany M , w. 'ha
Lyons oct 26.-Afer the banquet given IN their
honor at the Hotel DE WV en aTn fee and sbs
quently gave a reception at the Grand iheatEe' IL
seilles An immense crowd was at the station to
bid them farewell. and the last SOUND theH heari III
Lyons was the roar Of 'nf hsS BEEN the Lyon
nas over the visit Of the Russian onic.rs ,h..,
% G S hs Of 61 nd SH Whd lost G %
no recent sinking of the Russian warship Roosalka
in the Gulf Of Finland met with hearty response
and a large sum OF money has already been sub
scribed.
PRESIDENT CARNoT STARTS FOR TOrLoN
Paris Oct 26-Presdent Carnot. Premier Dupuy.
NJ Develle Minister Of Foreign Affairs; Admiral
Rieuner Minister Of Marine. and General Loizilon.
Minister OF War left here al $50 O'Clock this after
noon for Toulon. where they VIII attend the
launching of the warship Jaureguiberry.
The Grand Duke Serge and tho Grand Duke raul,
brothers of the car. who arrived here from Ber-
lin Yesterday visited President cnrnOt this morn
ing The visit was made by order Of the car who
had charged them to make the French President Il
special visit Of courtesy.
The officers OF the Twenty eighth Dragons.
stationed at Vincennes. gave a luncheon y"ster-
day the members OF the Russian Imperial Guard
whom the Car sent 10 Paris 10 attend the funeral
of Field Marshal MacMahon. Many patriotic
toasts were exchanged amid the greatest enthu-
siasm.