Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-05-04
Honored With Especial Courtc-
sizes in Gotham.
President and the Duke of Yer.
aqua Off for Chicago.

steffs and ladies, attended the reception at
Madison Square Garden. On arriving they
were escorted by guard OF honor Of Now
York naval reserve, and presented to Mayor
GilroN by Gen. Martin 7. McMahon,
Upon the arrival of President Cleveland
these governors with Gov Russell of Mas
sachusstts and others, were presented to
to him and to Gov. Flower. Thoy were
then escorted to their boxes
Today Gov. Fuller and staff wore pres
ent at the naval parade ct City He'll, the
guests Of New York city. They were in
Sited to the banquet AT Hotel Waldorf after
the review. but declined. Nermonts gov
ernor has been treated with especial CON
sideration by al the authorities, who seem
ed pleased that the Green Mountain State
was represented Gov. Fuller went home
this afternoon, also Capt. Tutheriy, U.
5. \.
The Great Land Parade.
New YORK, April S.-temarkabls ai
was the gathering Of tue foreign men of
war in New York yesterday, equally so wa:
the spectacle presented to-day. The uni
! formed forces of foreign nations, armed and
accoutred as for battle, paraded through
| the city's streets. They marched in 1llt
after file, their own otllcsrs commanding
and their own bands playing favorits airs.
! United States marines and blue Jackets
preceded them and the national guards men
followed in their rear.
TIE Gen b.ssn to leave their ships about
9 O'Clock and were rowed to the foot of 40
street, the landing place. which assumed
very animated aspect. Several patoons o
police were on hand to keep in erder th'
crowd OF bed sghtseers The ma
. ] ri al .lsp nd br adj
also in line. The latter had tho nava
militia of Massachusetts as their guests.
Iteviswing stands were erected at Madison
square and Guy Hall Park. From thes
stands the adm.rals and officers OF the yes
soils in the river and other invited guest
witnessed the parade. Hundreds of prIvGt
Glands had been erected and windows, ba
comics and roofs along the route were uii
ilod 10y tue crowds, which flied every pac
which commanded view Of the column
The decorations along the line OF marc
were not very extensive, the storm OF yes
terday having interisred with the WORK c
trimming the buildings.
Shorty after 10 80 O'Clock great cheel
ing around the line announced the comm
of tue barouchs bearing President Cleveland
AS the president passe: along
1he solid Walls Of Human Boing.
great cheering across and was continued II
along the line. After the passage of tt
President the crowd settled down to Wal
the coming of the procession. 1t was Il i
O'Clock when the head of the column a;
reared and it was 10 :45 when tho crow
closed in on the rear.
The crowd was an enthusiastic one an
cheersd nearly every man OF lromlnent
recognized aud every detachment rs
came into view. The Jack tars OF til
American navy were loudly greeted an
their brouzod cheeks seemed to flush wit
pleasure al tho compliment
Ttere was great cheering along tie liz
when the En- gish sailors hove in sigh
q The people seemed to remember that +
day for the first time since 1914, tho Bri
ish government had landed an armed for
on the shores of the United States. tt
Enalishmsn were we'll pleased with the
welcome to-day so different from that gi'
t en- their country men more than centur
4 ago.
Another body of men that came in f
much OF the cheering was the naval reserv
z They were a manly looking lot Of your
fellows and looked neat in their natty un
forms. As the end OF the parade passt
the Square the usual scramble of spectator
| occu Tiou. L ne sue btTeets anu avon u
soon became streams OF peopls, but in
short time a number OF boxes broken ba
r9ls and chairs were all that was left to +
mind one of the great land parade.
Gov. Flower Rode at the Head
of the procession. He was followed by d
tails from the United States army and el
ginesr corps. Then came the admirsls
carriages escorted by ottcers OF the Amer
can navy. Following the carriages can
the first division, consisting OF United Stat
sailors and marines, and the second diviso
comprising the sailors OF the visiting flee
and marines of Great Britain and Hollan
the only TWO nations represented beside II
United States VINO have marines
Gen. Horace Porter rode with Go
Flower at the head Of the line Troop
New York's cavalry regiment, acted
guard Of honor. The lats arrival of seve
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