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

members Of the Presidents party had come on board
wJri Of command was given and one of the
forward guns spoke 1t WAS the signal to the
ships in the feet that the President was on
| the Dolphin and that the review OF tie n2ct by
! him AMI the members of the Cabinet was about
| to begin. The officers and the crew knew that
the "yrN Of III" CHIEF Maglstntr we're upon them
and they never gave ana ohcFrI orders win
nor" alac.lty IN n 'ricr ia" I'r sident> flag was
| Lying and The anchors were mp. \ luick com
mand given and the beautiful Dophin began
10 move through TIE water between the lihc'
If gunholts the Ollie r. ard men OF Wil"h Wrr"
at their posts ready ami eager { sant" IN i"pre-
sentative of 'hc people Of the United States.
RUNNING GANrLEr OF NOISE.
The President ard Mrs Cleveland and the MEM
| hers of the Cabinet with their wives stood upon
! the upper deck with Captain thddW!ch. Us the
Guns Oh each aiGr hrichrd ont their tr"t-
| INK, 80 clos" WIS the Dolphin 10 th"m that 1T
seemed ~ the very force oi IN DISCHARGES NuuW
| blow her ont % iac water FIRST right, wen i'lt
cam" the salute IN quick SicC sH'h - iC l'oiplh
| steamed between tlr Two lines of batt'>hlH.
| lh" Dolphin was rlnihns gantlrt o. n'iN' an1
smoke II diihcult to $40 anything nc
I wciIng masts of the ships IN IN" advance could
he son, then would come b:i@ht Hash, followed
rs thGndcrors roar, md ia" shin would ur hidden
behind Il cloud oil smoke. If tins hll been Il r"ai
cannonad" non" ca the Dol phln ever woIM nae
lived to tell the story of that rid" from twenty
i"urh--t. To Nlrcty-siN;hst. Conversation WAS
imprS>lblc for ON" sautinC ship was haldl
pas-,r before another took up ia" greeting. ~"
Dolphin moved slowly and each of the N,s"l,
in the line had ample time to fire
tie twcntN-unc guns, In" salute to til" Pr'Hlrit.
brtwc"n The ti'u' that ship hal finished
firm and the succeeding ship WAS to tax" II up.
The variation III the iling TOO. was moro than
appreciated by those on the Dolphin. There
would hc series IF THREE lonr shots from liglt
guns and suddenly the air and TN" smoke would
be- rent by IN" discharge from heavy p"cr.
III" women or the Dolphin stood tn" cnnnonalr
'raVriy. In" Imagination of some OF them could
not help mvcrting to III" possibility that in some
one Of the Guns that was pointed toward IN"
Dolphin AMI was spcl kin its greeting in il its
loudcSt tones solid shot by ne icnr might have
n"'n placed. These ina .inat)nS we're ground
less. f course. and the gallant little Dolphin
eIidcd by the last man-of-var in safety
MRS. CLEVELAND GorS ASHORE
rs soon rs the smoke from the canuona1ing
had been carried away the Information was
sianallcd from the Dolphin to the ships in tho
line that the President would hold u reception on
the Dolphin for the officers OF tie various ships
which had salutcd him. While the signalling
was going the Dophin's launch WAS lowered
and Mr. Cleveland, with her maid. AM Post
master tirn.rs and Mrs. Bi,srll got into il to
be taken TO the Pennsylvania Railroad station.
Mrs. Cleveland had arranged TO 20 pa"l; 10 Wash
lneton by train leaving Jersey city AZ ocloc..
and the PO-tMaetcr-t'cn"Ial dcc ted 10 ac OmDanN
her.
As tn" launch Wa, leaving the Dolphin those
on board could -" away down tn" river the swift
and silent approach of the launches bearing the
officers of the fleet towarl III" Presidents ship
II Vas indeed pretty -i-ht 70 these fast
iyin. It'll" craft mlkine toward III" whit" ship
1hcy dHrt,d ont from behind the lig black foroi.
mrn-oi-war. stcrT"d ont OF tn" WHY of tu-S and
"Ncur.ou boats, turned AMI twisted 10 keep out
IF harms way. and ~ IN" same Inn" novel 80
swiftly and apparently with 80 litt" effort that
they wcr" compared 10 iloc, oi binds lying to
ward given prlt. Secretary Herbert m Gap
tain hadWIck stood at III" rail and welcomed
III" yarpus officers ~ in turn they reached III"
ship. After The first formal m"ctn.s IN" officers
were escorted 10 III" President and presented
in turn. Then they were presented 10 th'
members Of th" Cabinet and their wives The
reception on the Dolphin lasted over an hour
Ilcasantric, compliment, AMI concentrations
were exchanged and the health of on" and all was
drunk
Thousands Of people now lined the shore near
Nluciy-sINtl--t. where the President was - land
" far one could -" up and down th" river
lank. ia" oN"rhnneln@ ellis. IN" knobs, the per
and TIA" se'~alis were packed with people. while
on the roofs Of all the houses commanding view
O.. ih" river were people aru'I with spy-21 -.
H'lG--ll~-"- and 0pcra-gla,~.'.. Nln"iy-,lNth-'t
from "a, river. away east of Riverside Park.
iamm"d with p"pl". and u r"4ur"d the con-
hncd efforts of the police both ioot ani mounted
together with the park police to keep way
clear for carriages.
While the crowd was waiting for the President
Governor Russell. of Massachusetts. came ashore
from the Monmouth. lie was recognized and
chccr"d. He had hardly got ashore when a gun
nom the Dolphin announced that the President
had lett the -hlp. II" did 80 IN the captains
barge. Quickly IN" guns of Nh" other s'ips in til"
line took up III" message. From their sies cam"
rl-hf fia-l'- Oi Ham" piil~ of Dr'""i-
ing the report From the DolphHs deck the
iring could be seen plainly. and il of ia"
most impressive sights OF the day. Flash followed
fash and peal succ' c,"d peal away down the en-
tir" linz. This h>tcl until all Of the ships had
fired twcnty-onr guns.
The PRESIDE lad another noisy accompaniment
10 a., y0yal" from the Dolphin 10 thu shore
Scores of tueloat-. steam yachts and excursion
huat~ ~ hand when h." started for til"
shore. Their pilots pulled III" whi~tl" valves wide
open. and for tim" ~ was question WIN
would make the most noise. The guns or th"
whistles II eventually turned ont in favor of the
vii. .lcs brclu~c their silut"~ were not arbitrarily
limited 10 numbers. The President was escorted
from IN" Dolphin 10 III" shore by Il score or NOR"
of tugs from which all sorts Of saln'cs We're blown
Turning he raised his hat toward item q.
was greeted with loEd cheer when he
stepped ashore With him were SECRETARY and
Mrs. Lamont, Secretary and Mrs Carlisle N,nrr-
Carriages We're In waiting. and In few minutes
after he stepped ashore th" President ana those
who accompanied i'm were on th'r way 10 tl'
Victoria Hotel They were escorted bv u squad
of mounted police in tru" European FASHION. \
numl "r of mon rode in advance. ana on cach Slu'
of n crrrilec was an officer. Thc party r"ach'd
the Victoria Hotel az > 80 p IN. Mr. tleN"lanI
Immediately lay down 10 rest IN preparation lpr the
evenings duties.
Much criticism wa, expressed on all lies ycstrr-
day al the privacy that obtained on IN" Dolphin
The review of the fleet Of war>hirS was not n
privat" AFFAIR II was National and iLt"rnationaI
and the public entitled 10 tile information a
10 what transpiIcl on the ship durn- the review
and ~ the reception 10 the officers Of III" fleet.
Secretary Herbert. however. made il point 10
have tlr~, features of the ceremony exclusive
~ possible. y
The President will review the Land parade this
mornne, bat he will leave the city AZ noon for
Chicago
THEY MIST GIVE TP SECRET SOCIETIES.
Delaware. Ohio April 27.-Thc recent class fra |
tcrnity hnzng cpisod" had Is final result IN chapel
last night when President Iashford announced that
all uncharicrcd frat"rnitlcs and seer" societies I'm
Delaware college must di.baud NJ once Hnd that
students forming such organizations IN the futur"
would lee promptly expelled. i