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

RYNDA.
rick j. T. Rossman. George p. Rowell. William II.
Iealcy David b. King c. II. Mitchell. Professor q.
o. Doremus and General Ru,h E.. hawkins.
There also present quite as many OF the wives
and daughters members Of tle club.
The Ur!on League Club sent out second boat with
members and guests Of the club. This was the Ciy
OF Bridgeport. She followed the Peck, and carried
about one hundred passengers.
THE DUKE OF vERAGrA's PARTY.
The General oMeig, set apart for the Duke
OF Veragua and his party and within It's trim ana ship
shape quarters all made themselves comfortable as
the day would allow. The conversation among the
members Of the party about the weather did not con-
sist OF mere plaudes hut the vigorous spanish used
was all OF a decorous character The Duke was Wiling
to accept the April showers as part OF the aggresa
ton which his ilustrios ancestor had discovered and
to make the best OF the situation.
The party left the Waldorf about quarter TO 10
O'Clock, and was driven In carriages to the pier at
Thirty fourth-st., North River. In the party were
tbe Duke and Duchess OF Veragua, Donna Maria. bright
and smiling In spite OF the gloom: Don orisiobai
Colon the future Duke; the Marquis OF Farboi' ana
his son, Don Pedro Colon. the Duaes sec
retary Commander and Mrs. Francis W. DICK
ins and the Marquis de yillobar. The party
was Joined later by Richard Watson Glider
Mr.. Doane and few others. Admiral DeiNhap'
United states Navy. also In the party a. the
Dukes special honorary escort FOR The Day Inc
Duke wore his uniform Admiral OF the Indies,
tite which he lnherits from Columbus, and the Mar
ou,s de- Barbols wore the uniform of Il Spanish cap
| tain All closely wrapped In machntoshes ana
| rubber coverings to protect them from the cold
Sitting rain
General Schofed and staff received them ABOARD
the General Megs. but the General left them soon
after turning the boat over TO them. IL was an
uounced shortly after they went aboard that the
review had been postponed until O'Clock, ana 'hey
settled down for a threehours' walt. somewhat, u.s.
appointed but thankful that they were not III inc
Desbroses-s station. where they had waited In vain
for their escort the day before Breakfast was
served while they lay at the pier. ana everything
WAS made as comfortable,as possible.
The General Meigs got under way shortly ai~t
| 80 D. H.. and followed the Dolphin biaAe anu
Nonmoutb ND the river between the lines OF warships'
tho Duke and his party viewing with great interest
the remarkable scene. The Duke ana mol a''shi .ne
reception OF President Cleveani on ioId the Dop"h
after the review ,.
The General Meigs anchored near the spanish
caravels and the members OF the ducal parry "er7
,ok.n ON hoard the santa Maria. The Duae was re-
ccived with salutes ana cheers ana WAS 'S.osN
all over the counterpart Of the sup Oh WHICH s
ancestor won his title Of Admiral Late IN the AFTER
noon the party returned TO the General M''s'' d"s
at Thrtyfour'l-st'
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEMBER; COMFORT
ABLE.
The members Of the Chamber OF Commerce. with
their wiyc, and their friends. saw the naval reNie"
fran, the decks of the Myndert staI1n. IEey
had a., .,c,llent view OF the ceremonies ana h'aro
,oucb commanding to satisfy all but The extremely
,xactIng persons who wanted the who" "''' "io""
np To see how loud a noise II "ohid I"'H'
steamer WIS chartered by Henry Willard ana 'o"n
Austin stevens for the Chamber II was ah'o"n'
70 I.,ye the French Line pier. at Moronst AT o'''
dr,t
obout that time Owing It was said, To the oap'ai"
waiting for some Of Mr. Nillards frlehu' from '"' '"
town the boat did not get away iro'' INV p'''
about 80 O'Clock, but its voyage was a' p''a'''
rs II IL had been time. Inc Mshu'i' '
steamed M the river. passed the warship' rom me
uontonomoh 10 the Philadelphia turned around ny
IN, three caravels and then back over tue S'"'
rou,c TO the beginning OF the lne
A, this hour few vessels had come into the space
reserved for ,ightseers and the people Oh "e
Myndcrt starin got as fine View 81 .he sN'p' a"
was to be had from any point. The only dra"oaeA
., IN. Measure was the rain. which made any AT
.mpt TO stand out where the best Views cou!d W
obtained unpleasant The steamer second ".e
went up the line. and was finally moorcd dir'ety
opposite the Newark. and while the vessel was a"a.
ing the arrival of the Dolphin on Its Journey WIN
lie PRESIDENTS party luncheon WAS served. Ai'er
IN. review without waiting further 10 inspect INC
varships the Myndcrt ,tarn turned her heau oo""
tLe Hudson ana landed her passengers III "o''o"N~
,monc those Oh board were George wilson, secretary
of the Chamber Of Commerce; Henry |Hlaru' .'''
schury John A. stewart, j. T. Tenny, colon
mphrey, John Austin stevens. il In Ans'in stevens
,r James u, Colgate. the Rev. Dr. Theodore I'
'uyler, J. V. Beach and Louis Windmnl'r.
JOLLY YACHT CLUB PARTY.
The member, and frt nds Of The New YORK racns
club enjoyed themselves board the iron steamboat
Taurus The long walt caused by the postpohemens
was naturally somewhat tedious but there were penny
Of good things eat with pleasant music To 'i'ten
to- and the time passed with reasonable cee"v'
rLe boat was not crowded. there was room enough
fer all inside. The affair WAS In charge oil the iouss
Committee which i composed OF r. ~ iioush'ohs
L. Vangnn Clark. A. Il. Jones. +. NJ. tr0nlse anu
J. " = eddie. Praise heard on all sides ZOE
the excellence Of the entertainment provided 10y Tue
committee Among those board were Mr. ano
Mrs. John jacob Astor. Mr.. and Mrs. = " IL tHiser'
Judge Van Brunt and family. Mrs. ". ID. Janray'
Mr. and Mrs Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. William a.
Iaines Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Metcalf. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert w. Lawrence. Mrs. J. +. 5. Banks. but'eF
Williams, Arthur Gator, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest >'apIes'
Mr. and Mis-. W. f.. Pearl, Mrs. r. !. Adans' MI
and Mrs Des Raihmes. Miss lmbree Mrs. Josephine
Gro, Miss Cronise, Judge McGown and Daniel -
Ingraham.
THOSE on THE REPUBLICAN CLUr'S BOAT.
The II, publican Club charter ed the Mattcawan ana
invited their female friends 10 90 With them. They
started from pier Al. North River about 10 O'clock
Eight hundred tickets had been sOld but owing 70