New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-27
R1sMARcK,s HOME AT FR1EpR1cnsRrH

into the most enthusiastic cheering. and many
were the sautations shouted 10 him. The Prince
was evidently greatly pleased with his welcome.
He smiled in response to the cries and saluted
the crowd frequently.
Half A squadron OF the Gardes du Corps rode
in front OF and behind the closed state car
riage. The vehicle had unusually large WIN
dows. which permitted everything to be seen. and
made It possible for the crowd to look on the
face OF the Prince.
The route which was announced in these
dispatches yesterday-across the Motke Bridge
which spans the Spree near the railway sta
ton; through the streets sk!Tting the Thier-
garten TO the Brandenburg Gate thence through
rnter-den- Linden. past the Palace OF Emperor
William J. the Opera House and the Palace
Of EMPRESS Frederick to the Emperor Palace
was packed with spectators. Most Of the houses
along the rout, were decorated with flags. IL
appeared as though the entire population OF
Berlin swelled by thousands Of persons from
all parts of Germany had turned out 10 welcome
the return Of the Prince; and the younger Gle
ment in the crowds cheered themselves hoarsc
as the state coach passed along
In the windows Of many OF the SHOPS were
displayed busts Of Prince Bismarck crowned
with laurel. The royal waiiing-room al the
station was also decorated with laurel. symbol
ical Of the victories Of the Prince on behalf OF
the Fatherland. In accordanc" with the orders
Of the Emperor all the Government buildings
were adorned with flags and the city presented
everywhere a gala appearance. on the balcony
Of the Kaiser Panopticum at Cnter-den-lihdeh
and Friedrichstrasse. was life-sizc wax figure OF
the Prince surrounded by laurel and orange
trees In stands.
A BRILLIANT PROCESSION TO TIE PALACE.
At several points along the line bands were
stationed and as the procession passed national
airs were played. At the Moltke Bridge. ana
near the Exhibition Park were massed thou
sands Of students. Representatives were there
from the German Students Union. the Agri-
cultural College and the High School. All
wore the uniforms Of their several corps. with
caps and pumes. and swords by their SIDES. AS
the Prince passed they all saluted him.
The route from the monument Of Frederick the
Great to the Palace gates was lined with mem
bers OF the veterans guilds. remen. rifle unions
and turner societies, while back OF them the
people stood packed up to the very walls ana
rails Of the buildings. At several points along
the line the crowd threw flowers before the
Princes carriage.
The procession passed on its route the French
and Russian embassies At the former the pal
cony was filled with guests of NJ. Herbette the
French Ambassador. AT the Russian Embassy
Count Won SchOuValOn. the Russian AfnDassa-
dor TO Germany; Prince Abrecht and the Duke
and Duchess of Mecklenburg- -Schwerin occu-
pied the balcony and sauted Prince Bismarck
he passed 81, 49,, co.,o
Square and the public were not admitted WITHIN
thcIr lines Inside the square guard or honor
frono the I'd Regiment of Foot Guards, with
Lond and the regiments cOlOrs. was drawn up.
before the state carriage passed WITHIN the
notee Prince Bismarck and Prince Henry
atonncd out Leaning heavily on Prince Henrys
, the cy-C Chancellor walked down in front or
,bn company Hi; form was much bent
THE KAISER RECEIVES TIE EX-cHANcEILoR
Tbe party then entered the palace Emperor
,,,,u,ar, who was standing at the bottom OF
81. a,ans leading to the Petts Appartements,
49, ,,od wore as a special mark Of honor the
,,,, of the Bismarck Cuirassiers. His Ma
tnn,,, ,o-dav nominated the Prince as chief OF
&C regimen. Of Cuirassiers. His recep-
,,a,, 90 tho AGED statesman was OF the warmest
.d ,ost cordial nature. AS Prince bismarck
nu ,',xanohed him he extended ms manu. ana the
prince boving, kissed It, Inc 5-p1ioi p,n .'',i ~
diatelv lifted both his arms a ,ha oid ,nan,a
m, ua.vs hnart,Iv He then kissed the oid man
itin,c t, ia no reconciliation between nifseii
o.eeh. am o ,est of his subjects was sealed: Inc
anu me sI,,, eves were moist ana ne looked
e~ceadingIv serious. Prince Blsihni.n G - ~
| ~ de,aanor during his ieceptV" oS wv ''
| peror was much cOnfneht.u W." ,ha Enneror
| AS,er welcoming the Prince. Wv, ~ ,,ho,.
| shook hands with Count Herbert ih aiiu ~. k'no
| party then retired 10 4 room III corman Princes
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