New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-30
4 ROUND OF INTRODUCTIONS.
THE PRESIDENTS STAY IN NEW-YoRK
MS ARRIVAL AND DErARTrRE-LUNCHEON
AT MIR WHITNEN'S HOUSE.

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AT MIR. WHITNEY S HOUSE
president Cleveland's stay in this city was an
accordingly brief one II was no longer than was
oh.olutely required TO receive the message OF the
chinese Ambassador in proper manner.
leaving Buzzard's Bay Friday afternoon on
hoard James Stillman's steam yacht, the sap
,h.re ,he President arrived off the landing OF the
>-,.-yo~k Yacht club. at East Twenty sixth-st.,
Yesterday at 40 o'clock. Here the yacht came 10
onh.r I,,t there was no sign Of life on the vessel
ezra full hour ~ the expiration of that time pr
1ossnh u BRYANT. the Presidents family physi-
c,a, came to the pier, and soon afier 1our-
o.,aa gig pu, off from the yacht bearing the
pres,5sp, Of The United States In the craft also
c,r. Mr. rhurber. the President private secre-
So and Attorney General Harmon Dr.. Bryant
go, .hs Marty al the landing, and the President
,ba,,.d with him pleasantly for few minutes be-
|rs h. enie,el the carriage that had been sent to
oe, him Before the President left the pier
chr. arrived TWO detectives from the Central
once who had been detailed to look after his
safatv while he remained in this city. They were
II Allen and Matthew Brown. When the Presi-
dent Attorney-General Harmon and Mr.. Thurber
drove away from the pier Dr. Bryant did not go
with them
The Presidential party were driven at once to
Mr.. Whi,neys house. at Fifth-ave and FIFTY
seventies arriving there at about . ocioch'
Here they were Net by Mr. Whitney, and the en-
live Marty venr to the Metropolitan Club FOR
breakfast The presence Of Mr.. Cleveland served
- attract large crowd who followed 'he car ar
rage 10 the club and remained OUTSIDE uhlH tne
party came out and returned TO Mr.. w htney
house soon after IT, o'clock. Shortly afterwaru
the Secretary Of War Daniel S. Lamont; the Sec
retary Of the Treasury Mr.. Carlisle anu III b'S
ant arrived at the house
The President old no. leave Mr.. Whitneys
house again until just before 3 O'CLOCK III lns
mean time he haC received Ii Hung Chang ana
later had partakcl Of luncheon. which was
served by q caterer At the luncheon were the
President Secretary Olney, Secretary Lamon,'
Attorney General Harm on. Secretary Carlsl-'
William c Whitney. exSecretary Of the Navy
and Mr Thurber
All this time a considerable crowd had re-
NAMED in front Of the house. and when the
President appeared at the door, accompanied
hv Nv Wbtinev a Great cheer arose The
President came down the steps after mo,
ments conversation with Mr.. whitney. anu
entered the carriage that stood waiting. he
looked hale and hearty. and his face was wen
tanned. He wore the familiar black frock coat
but the gray trousers had given place TO d
black pair The President smiled al the greet.
Ing the crowd gave him. lifted his hat ana
bowed. Then the crowd cheered again ihele
was wait Of about two minutes before Secre
the carriage with the President. Mr. Thurber
also entered the vehicle. which was then driven
rapidly down Fifth-aVc.
Attorney General Harmon and Secretary car,
isle entered the second carriage together ana
followed the Presidents carriage. secretary
Lamont dld not come from the house fOr SOME
minutes more He walked rapidly down the
steps and up Fifth-ave to the metropolitan
Club where he is staying for the present.
The President and Secretary OIney 49,
driven A. once 70 the New-YOrk Yacht CUB
landing AT East Twenty-sixth-st.. where they
were met 10y William Rockefeller. 1r. tls
from the Sapphire was waiting ana TOOK 'Is
par,v - the vessel steam was already up, and
the Sapphire sailed for Buzzards Bay as soon
as the President and his party set root on her
decks
WHAT THE It'll AND SQUADRON A WILL DO
Colonel Daniel Appleton has ordered the fnelno''S
n the IN Rceiroen, 10 report at the armorS Sixty
seventh-st and Park-ave.. on "Wednesday e't'li"s'
in full dress for review by Ii Hung Chahe' N'"'
members Of the regiment have not returheu nom