New-York tribune., 1896-10-25

that the interior lights were kept as much dark
ened as possible in order to enhance the "lt''
Of the exterior illumination. once started tnr
progress Of the feet was rapid. ana al '.''
o'clock the head of II he'd reached Inc ha''"r(,
All the way IL was ono continuous rouhd ~.
fpetival rejoicing such as people rHIcrlcnc" ~
a time when the bounds of restraint seem lu -
thrown wide Of All cOnventionality, ana INC
can enjoy Themselves with IN" fteilhs tiia, 80
doing they are conierflns p''.n ~ ,Se,n
thousands of others less favored thah t'ei"'
From the heights Of Weehawken and from inc
hills Of Jersey City sprang jets OF hame anu
,hnre was the crash Of Whistles from every boat
in the harbor or on the river mat had steam -
spare Tugs ran alongside Of the long nm, c -, -
ing ON the surface Of the water great ""'.'
halls OF fire that famed in all the colors "i th'
rainbow while up the river as far as tie ~
could see the sky was filed WIN me Sh,iiii,S mn,
ornens of a peoples decision. ON lhe Hdi'E "'"'0
wore wel-known people who watched thr sc'h'
Win intense enjoyment Of It's many-sided beau
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MIR HOBART oN THE AURORA
Garrct A. Hobart with party Of friends mem
hers Of the Republican National COMMITTEE an"
other guests we're on the steamship Aurora "''
NJ tho three reviewing boats. when was t'u
ros, IN the Iron Steamship pier at the Battcry'
ard watched the great parade pass. The 1su>
rora met Mr.. Hobart at the Ere stau"H III g.,
Gov CITY al g. ~ O'Clock. Nith nm M"rr .,i' =,
Uobar, Mrs Grggs. wife Of Governor 'iItES "
H"' Jersey. Colonel william barbour. AlbeIi
4 Wilcox. George Wurts Juuge John a. 'a'ha IA
low Edward r. Bell. Garre' \. Hobart u" 10
hart Tuttle and several women AI'el 'i', -, ii'
, ,, I'D his party went on board the VcsscI
steamed back 10 the pier at Thirty ~
and the rest Of the party. incinding "ehe..i IA 1
60 cnonel y Il. Scott and Mrs scott "a
urard Iautcrbach and Mrs. IaUterDacn. rIcu'I
,ct { Gibbs ex- Senator Warner Mllisr' 9hrS' I
CIavton Colonel Henry L. SWORDS an" o'"'''
got aboard ., =. ,,1ic,,e
rbcre was no sign upon the vessel to lndica,e
that Mr. Hobart and members oi tne IepuD1' e,''
can National Committee were ABOARD Du. man
kne>y apparently who were IN the poa', orn"''
ni M ,,Id ba 20 bcan on board but for his forced
Ta,an,ion i'm Pittsburg General Clayton was 700
III to risk the trip. and MI Mahley I'aicu a,. t,''
! night air and watched the PaTaoe rom m W..
dnvv Of a building downtown After thc p"''
+ ,nr,ed away from the pier, IL proceeded up me
/ liver until il came abreast OF Grants lphp ) ~
/ Aurora was greeted with cheers ana 'Vol"H
| Whistles wherever it was rec"gIlZed an" S''
r.i ,imes Mr. Hobart appeared on deck ana '"oh
off his hat In answer 10 cheers from I'asShs
vessels -, ,,.,,. .i,s
/ hand WAS on the vessel and the iveilest als
4, Go cod Ali along the lire. The boat stopped
/ onroste the monument. and Mr. Hobart Walchtd Wa'l
the assembling Of the vessels. NNch 'ie , 90 ''''
were displayed for start ana s,ta' % ,,rora
{ ~ rockets sprang up into the an the <1uiola @
/ turned around and started down s'redn, ~ 80
/ exceedingly cold on the water anu .i'e P'.a ~
gathered in the eabin ana a Sad li,ei1S There the
! spent until the Battery was reacntu ,.bna
hnat tird up and all went on deck and Wa''hc'
| the brilliantly lighted boats go past
sALI-TED BY TIE ADMIRAL
lust before the lights began to iiash ior'h az
the Battery. the Baltimore ara ONO luz pa'"
more which served az Admiral Mlle' "as'''f'
steamed down to the Battery, WIN 'he + rS"5
SQUADRON at her heels, and veered rouhu =" :"
/ ,,,,. tho Aurora and those aboard her Ihe poa'S
q, ALI descriptions which lay off the aurora LOON ,ook
nm the echo with zeal. From the rcVe"iis WI & n'a
/ ~. notes OF the Star Spangled Banner hoaae1
! out upon the water as the admlrai Wvht au'"' "
! the Aurora to pay his respects TO Mr. h"pa.t.
The Baltimore had left pier NO. ~. Noitn
River. about G:4J and steamed up 10 '"v har, r.r
a. one -hund ed -and-twenty -ninth,st. Whei.
she got the parade into line ana .. S,ar''9 The ~
ror the Battery herself heading Inc WAY. J Nv
h"clars chief Trum Deter Wilcox ana Iruh'pe'-
ers Fernbach Hearne and Rogers p'ay,n ,nir ,,ii'.
flourish reviews a salute reserved io' .he ., .'iu
trious dead and "taIs" opposite 'rah' i",n" '
on the trip up and on the return. on ,ie W., wa
tack voIlev OF twenty-one bombs was hTeu
smnno tho stern OF the Baltimore.
The only members OF the AoiliIa M s'"" r,o'r ~ mo
- continually on the Baltimore We're rag
Ttsutenant Dem!ng Fleet signal onlcer hnuei a
son and Surgeon Van Der ioe,. t ,inrris a nd
Mites Murphy and Vickery