New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-28

the inclcment DAY only about half that number
were the vessel. They steamed up ihe eft
hand side of the down the right SD. rs
tie President, on Inc Dolphin. passed between Tie
double row OF wsrdogs, the whistle OF the Rrpupn-
can Clubs boat. with true Republican COURTESY
sounded as loudly the louce,, Of the feet CT tag
II WAS Intended to visi, the Colun3u, carav'l,;
bu, owing 10 the crowds pressing around ten anu
the ncessant rain 1t wa decided 70 po.,poh' Una,
visit to some future dav. Refreshments Wei'
served by the caterer. Juius Hartman. OF the wan.
ingtOn Building. Broadway. The banner OF lie
club was flying from the bow Gacpolc Ct lhc steamer
ana many cheer was arorscd b' me sElt - Pc cy
eursIon consisted of: W. De l. Wabrlfs' chairman
4. II. steele. j. l. 1aa'or IL /. pc Mn'' ,,H;tin
H Amon ,ho sS On io1,d wcr John Sabine m J.
T. Wood, William Cary vice pr,id nj, {" 80. r'
James A. blanchard. c. rs. Dr. r. lid F. lc3tHn n
and two d9"sh,.s Mr. ara NE,: pa''. s,nr,.rant
MI and Mrs Richard Brown. -on ana ua"s s,,
Dndley H. weN@:s F ini VI .n m ~ r AISr
Labor Commissioner Of Rhode I'l'h"'
PHOTOGRAPHERS WORK UNDER DIFFICULTIES.
II would be difficult - estimate how many smut
tiers were SNAPPED Yesterday and how many pf''9
were used. bu, The rambler WI large Tor a. Sooh Us
the light served the amateurs ana hot lew prov"
sonals began work. Even Gr,ins th" rain there Were
many attempts made 10 get clcsr range shots 10y 'io'
nm The steamers, bat to thp>, on tHc New York ara
New-Jerscy shores and or IL" tops oi hich phuInss
on the water front The wall Wa, - long AMI 0re''S
one - r ,.., ,.c,, ,o thin = It;l.
ploe, were called into service Oh the river nearly
every organization OF amateurs N i; riN a. oor If
Amateur photographer. the New OK CamC!3 Ciuo
s Ia Ser x h M; c"gnc te, in sHpp Who had
everything arranged 10 do 4 rNlhrc bsnrN,: ono
The Dimiri Donsfoi ana Kais Augusta were nest
in order among The iorcg ship w' , a phno
graphs Of tie Anencas squadron are rls,,il:
queen of the fleet in ne 'ycs o. ,he m pom VI
The rain like great floating fortress Shronuea I'D
sonbre black with her solid masts and lear Snarp
from cvcry possible point OF view. Another favor
tie vessel was Arrtnunas greyhound ne , Menve
ing by those who remembered that this was her hist
appearance in "A naval review. and that hgr amnors
Last night an Nous one .d for many amcn, IN
Stained fingers and logged" plates exhibited 10 al
nirng friends today
POLICE ALERT on THE PATROL BOAT
The police boat Patrol steamed away from the
Atlas Line pier at Twcnty-ffhst and TIE North
River a lew minutes before 10 l. NJ, carrying the
four Police Commissioners. James y Martin. john
McCave. Charles T. MacI can and John {. sheehan'
their families and about 600 of their friends TO wit
ness the Naval review ON board the Patrol every
thing was in spsGape he FPS Pp he Su wing at
tho davis IN readiness TO DC lowered at moments
notice. with oars in TIE boats COILS Of rope PAN. ~lp nd
stations assigned to them. and they kept Their , E,c
II ANYBODY had fallen overheard in sight of the Patrol
there would have been pron pit resc ne ,,nes If ,e
warships that the review had been postponed until !
D. M the Comm! s,iorrers decided TO take TRIP OF
be,%een the NewYor shore and tie ple Of FOREIGN
ships The Commissioner ana e ro Irens' Along
the shore the piers and the vessels mo9rel at .hsa
With pG Of WS he
side Iirye was seen TO have fnnge Ui pirarsGc
Mount Tom 2 at MIN psope so ihicS That it
looked at a distance like gigantic beehive VIII"
swarm OF bees on II.
Mr. MCLAvE SORRY FOR THEN
at is great pity to keep all these people out
there In such a pitess storm for hours" sa'u ZOE"
missioner McClave "They will not know that there
has been a delay in the review until they have be-
come wet and chilled" Men on the police boat esti
mated that fully 100000 persons were standing In
the shore Tans for aT SH SS crave
and the ship Enterprise had got between sOt te vn
Was encoansfed Many Of the steamboats, oats We're ,e
people looked wet and cold. There seemed to be as
many people the water as on me H Soce OK co%
s1srs inc noticed with pleasure launches and tug
boats in charge Of the po@Se al e snS Mehans6
sIe S four Of the little launches which were
nyine the Gags Of the Police Department Ihey welc
OvSs SsSa apS forth S 01s The police at 0
stations on piers, where ambulances were III wHt,s.
TTs Yannch in which Inspector Williams was STANDING
was seen at one time to be rocked by the sven vi
the Patrol until the frail craft seemed 70 Dc III ia
nj upsetting but the Inspector waved ms bahu n.u
smiled six tugbOats in charge Of police, seiseants
footed n greeting TO the Patrol. The policemen on
me tngboats were seen to be in readiness TO rescue
any persons who fell into the river WITHIN Sis"'
GLASS SHATTERED BY TIE REPORTS
The Patrol returned the Atlas pier before noon.
President Martin and OF his friends left the
steamboat, there. thinking that the rain might cause
"A further rostponement OF the review. An hour later
after luncheon had been served the Patrol again
went up the river little way and waited for tne
beginning OF the review She was une OILY ctre,
the and the ships at the Tune OF inc teV'c'
the from the decks W. iiPreS EN- ,h
patrol nearly abreast OF the Dolphin while the war
ships were salutng the President. hut he quickly
changed his mind when the guns OF the SHIPS opened
ship Rcpublica fred al IL distance OF ABOUT lcO
yards broke Of tie glass In the cabin windo"s
OF the Patrol. and Captain Copeland cancd 10 me
After that the Patrol kept aboat 500 yards In
\ advance OF the Dolphin and about leo yards east
81 the foreign ships. Persons on the Patrol conc
of the Dolphin, and could hear the report OF cach
gun with dis,inctness the salu,eS were fired II
noticed that the firing from the American, French
and English ships was more reglN ana rapid IMAM
from the other vessels AT the close OF the santing
the whistle OF the Patrol Joined with the Whistles Of
the other steamboats, in prolonged tootlnS ana
screaming.
4 1t was after p. m when tho Patrol returned
again to the Atlas pier To discharge er passengers
Commissioner Mc.lavc and bis family having Iei'
accident had been noticed by the police during the
trip
THE MAYORS BOAT WAITED IN THE MIST
py,vopc THAT III Sor1rr,rn rur r,,,NIxy DlNo.