New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29
THE GOVERNOR REVIEWS THE PAR\DERS
NAVAL OFFICERS IN DAZZLING UNIFORMS
ALDERMEN AGAIN DISAPPOINTED


When President Cleveland reached The CITY Han
Park A few minutes II Il. his carriage dr"v"
through crowds ~ people who had BEGUN filling
up every inch Of available space IN th" ncishborhopl
two hours and half before. l. ne before 10 O'Clock
The reviewing stand which had been erected on ih"
side Of The park and from which II Wa cNp""'~i
the high Officials would the parade. Was 81 full
that II war impossible 20 squeeze In another living
soul. and the mnlifudcs which surrounded the CITY
Hall pressing vigorously gain-t The Wire which
had been stretched In front 81 the buliing to keep
open sufficient pas,agcway FOR m carriage, II the
distinguished guests and the live II procession AM
Police Inspector Williams and hi, force II 200 men
had all they could do 10 prevent these impatient
masses Of humanity from breaking down the slight
barriers. Mr.. Ccveland's arrival broke Tie monp puy
OF the long wait. The hands Of The City Hall clock
were pointing 10 10: 80 n m. when the President
slowly mounted the marble steps Of The building lean
Ing rather heavily upon COOPERATION Counfl William
H. Clark, who supported him on the risil. ana Colonel
George B. Mcclellan, president Of The Board Of Alder
men. who walked al his left. Warden Mar in j.
Reese lad tukcn The prccantion 10 lock The Iron gate
OF the front entrance and the Pre- idcnt had 10 wait
while a messenger To fetch Marty" who hid The
gatc-key In his pocket, refusing 10 trus Il a sub
ordinate. litter ran through ia" cncir,ng crowd.
Serves him well right said one. H. the man
that kept million " people waiting in he pouring
rain Yesterday said another. 50 audlbly that Mr..
Cleveland must have heard IT, for be- threw
prlscd glance In the direction OF hc voice 80 wish
they'd keep him standing there an hour said u wlry
little woman trying to get glimpse OF the Presidents
form and flushed face under the arm Of big buc-
coated policeman who stood right In front If her
Mayor GiliOy did nd sympathizc with fine woman
for be came rushing ont and met Mr. Cleveland lust
"A the gate opened He greeted the President cor
daily and the TWO shook hands.
TIE Mayor led the way into his private Office which
opened on the lobby. scarcely had the President
Itn.,. .,..I ,,I,.,
lessy across the park 10 Perry pharmacy I'm "Thr
sun" building. lie returned I'm a few minutes wifi
DIR. Grcavcn manager Of the drugstore. who carried
a roll OF stchng-paster and pair Of scissors The
President had met an injury by falling against the
corner Of his landau rs he was entering il nj tho
Victoria Hotel, producing Slight abrasurc near the
temple. The flow Of blood had been stopped but
on the way down the wound began 10 bl.cd ognln
DR.. Craven applied the plastcr and was compl
mcntcd for making II neat Job Of the Presidential
wound A rumOr reached the crowd t,:t a Tam
many Indian had tried TO take Mr.. ClevcIand's
scalp.
The carriages Of the Cabinet drove ND and nm
c0adcp. itnkc Smith, Gcncrnr Gresham, carlisle
and the Others escorted by member, Of the Cole
bra'ion Committee They were conducted into the
private Office where the President was having his
doctoring done
Mr. Cleveland 70 b, The principal reviewing
officer OF TIE parade and expected 10 receive the
saucS OF the nrst uiisiohS OF Inc cohhn but ~ al"
M, come around the turn from Broadway into City
Hall Park until IL 30 y. m. Ten minutes before IL
,be President ana his constitutional advisers re-
entered their vehicles and driven down Broad
,ov into Cortlandtst. and thence TO the ferry W ere
,bev took the train for Chicago.
There was q faint cheer they drove through
tho crowds In the park but the people were getting
,,u.d Half an hour later Mayor Glroy hurried down
se front steps with President Mcclellan at his right
, second Mayors Marshal Daniel f.. Donegan ut
~. left. Marshal Donegan bore a,oit the Mayors