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Honor for Potter

PHILADELPHIA, May 2.-The King
Of Italy has conferred upon Willianl
Potter. Minister to Italy under Presi-
dent Harrison, the order Of santa Mau-
rt1ion and Lasaro. and through Baron
loxat the Italian alnbassad dor Ia wash
tp1 oo1t and !rA 111eias the Allan con
s2lt39 ~ q, The dAcerat>on, has
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EDUCATIONAL

WOODBURY. BUSINESS COLLEGE I'm.
corporated), 226 g. Spring St, is the Oldest
and largest commercial school in South.
ern CALIFORNIA;. the most beautiful col
in the state: elevator for pupils use: =
large faculty Of experienced and able in.
structors; open the'entire year; both day
ana evening sessions; a practical Eng.
and course in shorthand and tyue-
writing under an experienced stcnor
rapher Write or call for illustrated cats-
t!qgqe and fu!l information. q. "A
HOUGH. president; N. G. FELKER.
vice-president. -"-'
a TEACHER HAVING A BEAUTIFTIr.
Pennsylvania ave. al
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INSURANCE

ATTENTION, FIRE INSURANCE.. ON
and after May we will be glad to have
broadway (don't forget number. one
three. three), where we will be pleased
70 continue to look after your insur
ance matters with our usual careful at
tention. Losses adjusted without delav.
New Zealand Insurance Co., FRANK n
W WALSH ,sdS Manager. Los Angeles, April
<ob AoJts E-00
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PHYSICIANS

DIR. REUM, GRADUATE JEFFDRsoN
Medical College, Philadelphia. Pa;
hiocnemic: vitapathic and magnetic
.reemenl. Sss 8. Hill St; hours. 10 to 4. SIT
CONSULT DIR. MINNIE WELLS. spN-
eialist, SIG w. Seventeenth st., corner Of
s.eno eve. s-l6tf
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MUSICAL

FOR .sALE-HANDsOME UPRIGHT
Grand Bass piano at & great sacrifice.
HoSm NO. u. The Savoy. Fourth and
z-... s.s.. call mornings. Il
GEE WONDERFUL GRAMAPHoN r:s
Tor sele at A. G. GARDENERS 1lS Win.
aton st.; also pianos for sale and rent X p
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FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

LuDWIG 4 MATTHEws. wHoLrsA Ar.r
4 ~ wv rssSM SpS lrnits and Vegetables. G0TT
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PERSONAL

$ERso ONE HAND READ N ry.
IlEe read from cradle 10 rravS y III ~
queation or mletete; advice ~ Shil2 II, ~
@estsrs family s4EalEi: Mn X Thjsdls' IS e
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FOR RENT-H0UsEs

FOR RENT
H-Desk room, new Office.
H&s-room. bath. s22 Stanford ave-
S6-l-roo9n, bath, Kent-Ida vt. corner.
WIESENDANGER CO.,
431 8. Broadway.
BEN WHITE HAS HOUSES AND FLATS
Tor rent In all parts Of city. all sizes and
pricesr full charge taken of property.
BEN WHITE 2S5 W. First at
blocks from center OF town; SO per mo.
62A Towne ave.
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FOR RENT-TWO PARLOR FRONTS
and other rooms, furnished; hot and cold
water; IS up. 619 w. Seventh, near Grand
avenue. 6-19
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lHyPNoz1sM

HYPNoT1sM CURES wurpn
else fails; also taurht: S,,ccsss ALI
sssd: sss' HYPNOTIC INSTITUTE. ISL Cstss &
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FOR RENT - ELEGANT ROOM FOR
two gentlemen. with breakfasts; SO per
month. 548 g. Alvarado st.
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FOR RENT-THE WOODLAwN: NEW.
ly furnished; beautiful rooms and offices.
MRS. z. H. WOODHAM. PAL 8. Main ST.
6-S
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E|slycy'C|!;L!As (;

|nso3 IcE1oN Gives
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FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS.
from $1.b0 UP per week; single rooms 25.$
and Soc per night: baths free. Russ House,
cor. First and Los Angeles sts. 7-21
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BATHS

uAMMAM-TURKIsH BATHS, TLEc~
tricity, massage, rubs, plunge; porceis n
tubs; all kinds of baths from 25c I'M
Hours: Ladies. s g. m. to p. m, also
and night. Tel. Black 6S1. 20 s. Broad.
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EXCURSIONS

PHILLIPS PERSONALLY CONDUCT.
sd excursions. Denver q Rio Grande Ana
: Ss.. Rock y !sland route. leave Los Aneeies
i Wednesday. ofice sl4 3. Spring 81. lss"tf
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LOST AND FOUND

EOsr oTTOS GERMAN GRAMMAR
containing owners name and numerous
n0tee nnd tnterlineationy in ink and pen.
5 Gil; VIII pay the cost Of volume for its
return to LIS w. Fourth st.
UOuND-WILHELM'E 400 ACRE PAS.
ture: the best. s26 8. Main st. IS
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RATENZs; copYRloHzS

lkNI0HT BRoe.' PATIENT NH nm
fe92zS9; e2S9! frss book o. patents. "a s.
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FOR RHNT-RooMs

FOR RDNT-FURNISHED LARGE BAY
window room and connecting rooms for
housekeeping. also three unfurndshed
foome. upstairs. 50. 613 w. Ninth st. near
Grand ave. 8
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MASSAGE AND ELEczRIcfTy

YoU NEED. AN OCCASIONAL sTrMry-
!ation for your system-a bracine up thai
Is not injurious. Take an Electric Vapor
MRS. DIR. MAYER, ~ S. Hill 81. =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-18

/. ,r,ssrtIn~ this stock TO attention Of
-..ssrasn cyclists Wa invite especial
-. % the correct styles. excellent
s~gss.s. and moderate prices.
= lsxa as strongly in this line as We
- III other branches OF haberdashery.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-18

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-12
Velvet s. Moquette
Carpets, 75C. Yd.

II you've an immediate or prospective
Carpet need you should thank us for this
offering, for 1t gives you the chance to buy
two splendid Carpets at considerably less
than the present prevailing prices-and
every one knows or should know that car
pet prices are fast jumping upward.
There are 10 excellent patterns of Velyets
TO choose from, Including some suitable
for hall and stair use-These carpets are
counted good value to-day at 81 90 to
l.25 yd.-our price Is. '7oc. yd
all desirable, also at .7bc. I'd
Our collection of Autumn Carpets com.
prises the choicest productions of the best
carpet mills of the world.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-12
The New Silks.

The world of silk goodness
and beauty is represented in the
superb collection we've gathered
for this seasons s~elling-Nothing
of newness or desirability is lack,
ing to mar its completeness. and
for extent and variety the assert.
ment surpasses our own best pre-
vious efforts, and you can't match
the low prices in either city
Among the many kinds shown
are:
French Poplins In street and evening
shades-fancy colored Taffetas-Roman
stripcs-fancy Plaids- Broche Satins-
Gros Grains and Taffetas in basket and
matte effects-and a surprisingly large
number of handsome evening silks-also
black satin D~amas-figured Gros Grain
Barre Moire-Moire Velour Satin Duchesse
-Peau de Sole and Armure ROYAL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-12
Great Cape Values.

Mink Capes, extra quality-3O inches long
ia to $50 in. sweep-fancy silk lined
value $1,000, at .$97.5O
Mink C~apes-ine Eastern Skins-27. 30
& SO in. long-full sweep-value S225.0O,
~ 81
Mink Capes-fne Eastern Skins-3O in.
long-fuu s~weep-best lining and work
nanAhip-value $25O.0O at. ..S127.5O
Our collection of Collarettes includes
wear and the prices are surprisingly small
Two instances of the unusual value giving
are
Genuine Alaska Sable Collarettes, 10 in.
deep and handsomely lined-equal goods
these $1,000 ga
Electric Seal Collarettes, same shape as
above, very special, a .........,.Si.05 ca
Fur Salesroom I'D floor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-12
JAZZ DWIGGINS rs BACK.
Ratiaes tho Assignment Made in His Absence
by ,. u. willard 4 Co.

Itnttue1 the AnsiEnmrnt MADE In His Absence
by ;. n. willard 4 Co.
Jay Dwiggins. who was one Of the partners
in tho firm OF J. r. Willard & Co., stock
brokers, OF 55 Broadway, who had been on u
pleasure trip to Europe, has returned 10 this
olty. 1t is supposed that no camo back on the
II. Paul, ss his name. with that OF his wife and
child, appeared on the passenger list, but only
Mrs. Dwiggins and the child. y is said, left The
steamship dock in a cab about midnight, Mr..
Dwiggins ratified the firms assignment yester-
day by having, u ratification paper hlod at tho
County Clerks office. In order to give 1t tho
same force and effect as though 1t was originally
signed by him. Mr.. Dwiggtns acknowledged
the paper yesterday before Charles Flynn,
notary. Frederick Ziegler has obtained u writ
q ,rSsPlevin against J. r. Willard & Co. for
District Attorney olcott has received several
complaints from customers OF j. X. Willard Sc
Co.. charging that the firm was guilty OF swim
ding In It's stock operations. The District At
torney has ordered u thorough Investigation OF
each Of these complaints. HI said yesterday that
nothing has been discovered to justify action by
the criminal authorities, but he added that tho
Investigation was not yet ended.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-12
Decided Bargains
i'm Dress Goods.

From u great collection of new
stylish Co.ored Dress stutfs-com-
prising rs it does examples of every
approved weave and design for fall
wearlng-we select the follow ng
items to illustrate our value giving:
Silk and wool Poplin Plaids in beautifully
blended color combinations, cannot be
duplicated under $l.OO yard, 20
yard
42-inch Imported Novelty Dress Goods,
two,tone combinations of mohair and
wool, handsome designs that cannot be
matched in attractiyeness under 81. 90
yard are here at...............40c yard
Main aisle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-12
$3.50 SealSkin
Jackets at $l4S.

Lovers of fine furs will do well
to promptly take advantage of
this exceptional chance, for with
in sixty days they'll be glad to
buy the same goods at fifty per
cent. advance on our present
prices. AL the garments are
newly made in accordance with
the latest approved style for the
coming Winter and they are of
the highest grade in every respect.
ALASKA SEALSKlN JACKETS
lRice's London Dye, "a, 28 and %
inches long--the new 1s97-9s model
lined with best quality plain or fancy
~silk-excellent value at $250.OO, go
at,.... ........, $148, 90 ca
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-12
Blankets at Mill
Prices.

Think of buying your Blankets
ut the mills wholesale price -
That me- n "a saving OF the jobber's
profit and the retailers profit
and that's just what this Offering
will enable you to do.-One of the
best mills in the country has closed
out to us several hundred pairs of
Blankets with slight blemishes,
snch as a slipped stitch. etc, but
these defects are so small that we
don't believe they'd be noticed if
your attention wasn't called to
them. - They're willie Blankets,
some are all wool and some are of
part wool anil cotton.
11;4-size 72xs3 inches-5la lbs, cotton
q wool, 1928 grade, at 49,. So % pr
1l-4-ize 72xsl inches-5 pounds, cotton
& wool, 81. 90 grade, at. .,...... .2.75 pr
1l-4-size 70xs2 inches-5 lbs, strictly
all wool, $500 grade, at 49,. .3.IS Or
ll-4-size 72xS4 inches-5le to 9 lbs, all
wool filling on fine cotton warp, Is 80
Breue' $40 pr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-12
A Remarkable
Ribbon Chance.

One lot of fine imported Black Moire
Antique Ribbons just received, extra
quality and finish.
2inch, pig inch, 34 inch, 6a inch.
Value % % 81 90
At. lac. I'D. 1Sc. yd. csc. I'd. 48c. yd.
44 inch wide all silk TafTcta Moire Rib
bons, in all c%olors, regular value 25c.,
at. .1Oc. I'd
Main, right
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-12
Wornen's $2.75 to
$50 Shoes at
l.8O Pr.

This Offering is comprised Of 900 pairs Of
Women's high grade black Vici kid
Button Boots, with patent leather tips
and 800 pairs Of dark chocolate fine
Kid Lace Shoes. They've medium round
toes and they are well made, stylish. and
combine all the good points of up-to-date
shoe making-which means they will lit
well and give comfort, as we'll as wear
well-Equal shoes are sold regularly at
1915 to 3.bO-our price for your choice
OF these Ii only............:.... $3.50 pr
Shoes-2d floor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-12
Killed While Stealing n Rldc.

AMSTERDAM. N. Y. Sept, IA wcI! dressea
mar about 30 years OF age stole a ride iroin IH'
city to Akin last night on the Centri,'A dSoa
passenger train, After alighting from ''' LfAr
passed over him. killing him. The m'n 9 Ky
about W In his pocket. The bOiN BIS HH'S
morgue in this city. lie was OF lncd!lm h,tnn
slight huilt, gray hair. sandy musti,Ar Io"a
eyes. and lett front tooth on upper .AM IA.1s.As'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-12
A !!:!',!!i n! SSTRAJs
Autumn Merchandise
AT owe Prices Than Ever.
Each Department i'm the Store Contrib
utes to This Great Record
Breaking Sale.

Through unusual efforts, when we first realized the
impending advance in prices, and after months of care.
full preparation, we are ready to signalize the ushering
in of our regular Fall season by throwing open our
doors Tomorrow and inviting you to supply your per.
sonal and household wants from ample stocks of the
newest, the best and the worth;est goods the world has
produced--not only at U~NlNCREASED prices, but at
LOWER PRICE THAN HAVE EVER
FOR u QUALITIES.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-12
$24.OO Tailor-1ade
Suits at $l5.75.

We place on sale tomorrow Women's
fine tailor-made Suits of black or blue
serge-splendidly fashioned in the height
Of this Falls style-the Jackets are made
with fly front and coat back effects-Both
Jacket and Skirt lined throughout with taf-
feta silk N also observation-disclosures
Suits that would be excellent value at
@24.O0, but they've been marked to go at
41B.75 ca.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-12
NATIONAL GUARD NOTES.

The following are new laws concerning the Ma
donal Guard which have recently gone into eject
and which may be found Of interest:
EQUITIES Of Inspeetur-Gen rh-The Inspectoraen-
srl shall personally. or through his assistants 81
general headquarters. or tho division or brigade In
speotors, inspect. as often as may DO deemed neoes
sary by the ConmAnderin Chief. every branch con.
nected with the military service. including armorias.
and r'pcrt to tue ssIersi foadauarter. tue ondi,ion..
discipline. driil. and instruction Of the Nat ona
Guard, the condition Of military property belonging
to the State. and all matters pertaining to his depart
yield Music-The Commanderin Chief may, upon
the Application OF tho commanding onicer OF u rest.
ment or battalion mot a par. OF q regiment, organise
separate body. to be known as the neld musi ; such
ma ,ielans. and such others as may hersstte, be en-.
llteu or transferred as musicians, on u basis OF mot
such regiment or battalion. The oa%aandias oSice .p
OF an organization TO " Itch such neid music is at
thereof one sergeant and one corporal. Tine neid
music. when oIsanizsd. shall be IN addition To the
strength provided by section 10 Of this Act."
Tho annual rne competitions at Creedmoor will
take place this present week - follows: Tho Adju.
Wedne1aay; the State mach and the First and
Second Brigade matches on Thursday, and the Gov
ernor's Cup match ON Friday.
The following is the complete list Of members of tho
National Guard who qualified at Cresdmoor as sharp.
shooters last Monday. with aggregate score; Private
TN hseoerg' company h. Seventh Regiment, az;
Private !. " Hilebrandt. Company b. Eighth ReEi.
menr. as; Lieut.. N. J, Mahoney, a.; Private A. j
Brown. a.; PrvateC c, r. Cram, a., and s.rR.an, p j,
Doyle, ~. all OF Company A. Ninth Regiment; Quar-.
termaster Sergeant W. X. Gllslani, Comp my q.
Twelfth Regiment. AZ; cOmmisssry Sergeant 7. j.
DoiAn. N. q. T.. %oi Private y. DArdinEkiner, Com.
pAny e. Na' QuArtsrmASter Sergeant Z. a.
V wiSss9Sc.,Om y, G. cou 8; AZ Private W; ".
TTTelfth kestmen'; Corporate A. Ed1s. Company @.
txih.J J. kerriyan. Company A. ~. Snd n, Erignt
Company D. ~, OF the TnlTleentn Regiment, Iisns
=; hross. star. 45; Corp raj II. N. Davis, Company o.
AS' corporal q. A. KtrkhAm. c JmpAny q, All PrIyat:
n .: Doya- COMPANY, y. 4si Private I. II Tiernsn.
company =, AZ: and Private II. Hut cheson, COMPANY
c csaSa.S9' SoaSsny c.S 8; g. SAp5 !; Wells.
poFL r. Morhouss. Company x. M, SAT
! seAA' d. o. Story. Company a. ~. OF the Twsnt1.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-12
Two Specials.

so pieces Of all silk changeable Taffeta In
the most desirable colors. at. e. ...4Oc. yd
90 pieces of all silk black Brocaded Satins
and figured eros Grains-new designs,
I'd
Main left
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-12

AMSTERDAM, n. y. Sept. ll.-Choc,e- pa'"
~ years OF age. a well-known re idcnl "' ~.
t~onvtlle. was killed his afternoon % = 80
freight on the West Shore rOa l. Ne s'elIf'o" 20
OF thS way OF an cast bound FIRE ~ ~ -
slruck by one going west. A family re- Z 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-12
$2.43 Comfortables at Sl.49.

Another lot of those $2.43 fancy SiIkoline
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES inches-tufted and
hand made zephyr edge-will be ready for
Basement AnIuX.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-12
Sl75 Persian Lamb Jackets, Sll0.

PERSIAN LAMB JACKETS Q.eipzig
Dye), "a, 26 and % inches long-1s91-0S
model-best silk l~ining-would he good
value at $4,000, our price is. 10. 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-12

third Regiment; Sergeant Major J. p neVanA,
NJ B.. -; LieuL-Col. E. Dufy, neld. ~; First ser
geantJ: J. Cul en-, Company I, -. ami seri"ant
Major J. j. So ,nlon. y. c., a.. Sixty. ninth Regiment
Lieut.. w. r, Hill. Company b, ~; sergeant Y, : MAJ:
well, Company d. AZ; CORPORAL =, Miller. Company
a.. ~, seyenty'nrat Regiment. Seaman + X Pops
FOURTH Division, First Naval Battalion. -; kns!Enr y
4. Hirsh. Second Naval Battalion. as; serE ant " H.
LuuinRton. ~; Private T, 7, Bates, ~; PriNA'e u. y
Sat- Zee, 40; Private ]. n. Bruce. Al: Private } IL
l5lein, 80: Private q. o. Redington. 43; Private r l.
Bates, Al, OF Squadron "a"
Touching . report which was printed last w~k
about an a Logged riot among members OF the National
Guard at Queens. In which IL WAS stated, anIouS othe'
things. that members Of the Tw nth AMI Fory'
seventh Regiments nred enough ball ~carIr1lsrs 70
supply a gath 9 gun, IL Ii worth mentiun ng l"at -
n matter OF fact, not a member OF the TwUlI h hep
ment could possibly leave Creedmoor rang" "tls
gun In his hands. The Twelfth, A. well "a Que o'hti
resiniehts, Keeps u O. rtain humber OF guns ~ ,rVu
moor Tor the use OF memb, r. who go to pra'lrrmf
uiNiduaily. These guns are isaued at tn" frins Ivtus
under me direct on OF u commissioned 81 non ". ~,
nlhsioned ofhcer, who collects them fter ne h'tht
AMI s~ea theni safely un Ter lock and gry. I-ssu
In question are kept AZ Tho range all season,
Tho several commanding Officers In the S"oooa
Brigade Will report TO Gen. McI-er TO moro" hAH'
a. 10 what m'mbers OF their commands II az can
VILE next month,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-12
Special Notice.

On Monday only we will take special
orders for the above suits, to be made of
brown or green serge at an additional
charge of $500.
Second floor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-12
WOmen's and
Kisses Use. Fur
Felt Hats at 4OC.

We begin the fall season In our IN
trimmed Hat Department by Offering 70
dozen of women's and misses Fur Felt
Hats in black only, comprising the most
stylish shapes that would be counted good
value at 75c., o ca.
Main, right.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-28

could see to the best advantage whatever parts
of the exercises they most cared to see
To notice the real reverence with when many
I'm the crowd looked at the tomb and seemed to
regard the whole ceremony as serious tribute
to a man who deserved 1t at the hands of his
countrymen, considering 1t by no means as
mere show, was TO get cheering glimpse OF
patriotic feeling and TO be assured that the
crowd was not made up wholly OF mere sight
seers. but largely of men and women who felt
that they were doing all the honor that they
could by their presence to the memory OF heh
own hero. and were making themselves part OF
the dedication of a memorial which would last
TO tell many coming generations of great man
who was their feow-citizen.
HE HELPED TO MAKE Me FREE"
A story was told Of an old colored man. VINO
came as near to the monument as the police lines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-28

New-York Yacht Club house. Its decorations
were handsome and stretched away across the
street and gave somewhat the effect OF a tri-
umphal arch at the beginning OF the thorousn-
fare.
The President repeatedly raised his hat In &C
Acknowledgement of the cheers along the Whoie
route Those in the carriages following chatteo
and gazed interestedly at the lavish decorations;
When the party turned into Fltth-ave' anu
passed up to the Plaza at Fifty ninth-st. they
met a regular torrent OF applause. The decora-
tons here also lavish, and the. three Dig
hotels .SSanding at the gates Of the Park were
swatned in flags and bunting.
The President seemed 20 enjoy the ride exceed
ngly and he chatted with General Porter ana
Mayor Strong in the liveliest fashion. He ire
quenty pointed out something that attracted ms
attention, and once or twice his hearty laugn
was heard above the noise of the street Inc
decorations in Fifty-ninth-str at the Cathohc
Club and other places. were especially lavish,
and were admired by those in the carriages.
When the Riverside Drive was reached the great
wall OF stands that had sprung up like mush-
rooms was found fairly well peoped. although it
was some time before the parade was expected.
The faint echo of tumultuous cheer carried
by the wind told those further up the route
that the President coming and those in the
stands arose to get Glimpse OF the President
and his party. When a turn in the road
brought to sight the stately mausoleum most
Of those in the carriages containing the guests
leaned out to get glimpse of II.