New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
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policemen rode in advance of the royal processo,
and cleared the way for it, The carriage VIVA
good view of the Duke and Duchess. T6svv
10th kept up untiring acknowledgment Of m.
salutat0ns extended 10 them. The processor
was literally triumph, and such prodigious and
SPONTANEOUS enthusiasm has seldom been seem sss
anywhere The route followed was along the
Mall Marlborough Gate, Pail Mall the north sds
of trafalgar Square. the Strand, Temple Bar
Fleet-st. Ludgatc Hill, s.. Pauls Cheapside
Mansion House King WilIiam-st, GracechprcS
ST. 10 the station through BishOpsgatn.
When tho procession rcached -. Pluls. Lord
Mayor Knill and the Sherifis Of London met n
and presented to the Duke and his bride an I'd.
dress of welcome 10 the city. This ceremony.
which was conducted with great pomp. caused
brief delay. The Dnkr j. free citizen OF tho
a short time ago. He made short reply 10 the
address of welcome, AID then the procession
moved on to the station, when was reached al
6 o'clock.
THE DUKE AND HIS BRIDE REACH sANDRIyo.
The Duke of York and his bride arrived at VOL.
ferton Station at o'clock this evening. They
were net and checre1 by thousands. Escorted BY
the officers of the Suffolk Iiussars they drove in
an open victoria to Bachelors Cottage, in tho
grounds around Sandringham Han. Throngs Of
countrymen stood cheering along the road, and
children scattered flowers before the carriage AZ
the lodge gate the tenants and household formed
q bodyguard Schoolchildren threw flowers as the
bride entered the house. An hour later the royal
couple were serenaded and fireworks were set on
outside the grounds. Wolferton ami Sandrlngham
are splendidly decorated and Illuminated. Vene.
tian arches spanned the road over which the royal
carriage passed. Festoons of flowers. Chinese Ian
terms and bunting hung over the fronts of tho
houses.
PRINCE GEORGES GIFT TO THE PRINCESS.
To onumcrate the bridal gifts and the names
Of their donors would require several columns Of
newspaper space. Presents were received from
all parts of the British donnons The Duke Of
Works present 70 his bride consisted Of an open
retalcd rose in pearls and diamonds, and five
row pearl necklace. The pearls ar, not excep-
tonally large. hut they are perfectly pure u
color and splendidly matched The Duke and
Duchess of Tecl gave their daughter , suite OF
jewels comprising tiara. necklet ana Drooch oi
turluoises and diamonds. Much has been s,id
regarding the opposition Of the Princess OF Waes
10 the marriage Tho splendid present given ~
rhe Princess is likely 70 ser ar rest those rumoA
II consisted chiefly Of jewclry AMI precious stones
the whole being valued at t21o,oo".
LONDON sPLENDIDLY ILLUMINATED.
The Examinations this evening ar" macnIcens.
From Lverpool-st westward far beyond Plceadllly
tho city is aglow with cOlorel lights. The splendof
of the scene has not been equal'cd before in Lon
don. Enormous crowds fiji the main streets. In:
uproar in tho great thOrOuchtarcs j. deaf"nlng
Men, shouting and cheering below. arr answered
by women cheering aud waving HAYS from tho
windows No serious disturbance has been re-
roricd In the scramhles for views OF the process
sion seventy persons were SLIGHTLY INJURED ana t"o
were injured mortalv. All thoSe caseS pro under
medical care in the hospitals. Two hundred per-
sons Frustrated by th, heat and excitement vera
carried away from the crowds by ambuiancos. bay
all recovered without being taken 70 hospitals A
man fell tonight from second story window N
Floct-st and was instantly killed.
The finest display Of decorations to-dav, was
acco-hn1 ~ 81 fam~ st. ~" thorou-ntare
leading 10 tho Palace The leading "lnhs of the
CITY shared in the expense of preparing th's.
decorations Venetian mdsfs wcrr plenty ana
many floral arches covered III" roadway. Other
arches hung with various DEVICES wor' also son.
The Alhemare Hotel, facing ~. James s-st-
showed tho finest nrivat" dccoratl)rs TN" whole
front of the buldn. was hung with delicate
c,lorcl vevets. while hun lrrds of electric liThfs
70 be used in the evening ILLUMINATION were
hidden in masses of flowers. Piccadilly pre-
,rnted a beautiful appearance. being gay!y
with flags and bunting.
The Prince of Wales entertained the Cz'rrwitch,
tho King Of Denmark. and other royal visitors AZ
dinner m MARLBOROUGH House this evening.
DISPATCHES from LONDONDERRY say that ths
Oranqcman to-day showed their resentment ~
tEn fiovprnmcnt's attitude toward Home Rule bg
refusing 10 celebrate the royal marriage. The
buildings and monuments under their contr0{
were left undecorated. Hardly a dozen fiaSs
we're hoisted by them.