New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-29
THE PRESIDENTS VISIT.
MIR. M'SINLEY AND HIS PARTY PASS A
QUIET DAY.
NOT TIRED OFT BY THE GRANT DAY CEREMONIES
A WALK THROUGH CENTRAL PARK
CALLERS AT THE WINDSOR.

NOT TIRED OUT BY THE GRANT DAY CEREMONIES
A WALK THROUGH CENTRAL PARK
CALLERS At THE WINDSOR
President Mckinley did not return to Washington
yesterday. but decided to remain until to-day. as
was announced In yesterdays Tribune. The Pres-
den, arrived at the Windsor Hotel late Tuesday
night. or rather early yesterday morning. from the
Union League Club reception He was Thoroughly
tired out by the wearing exercises OF the memorial
parade. and retired at once He slept well. al
though not long. and arose at $50 o'clock much re-
freshed. He ate breakfast with Mrs. Mckinley IN
his rooms and afterward received several callers
Among those who sent up cards were Mayor Strong
Edward Lauterbach. General O'Brien. Senator Proc
tor and Senator Hanna. Secretary Gage and Secre-
tary Sherman greeted the President in the forenoon
and talked with him for some time. Cornelius ~
Bliss came In before noon and went Up to the
Presidents room and remained there for some time
Then the members OF the Senate delegation. who
were getting ready TO return TO Washington dropped
in one by one and paid their respects TO the Presi-
dent
Mrs. Mckinley said that she was In excellent
health after the ceremonies of Grant Day and Inc
dinner rendered her in the evening. She received
number Of friends in the forenoon. including the
wives of the Cabinet officers and Senator's Mrs
Cornelius Vanderbilt and her daughter Gladys called
al the hotel and were shown TO the pdlor moor,
where they were warmly greeted by Mrs Mckinley
and Mrs Abner Mckinley.
President. accompanied by his private secretary.
John Addison Porter. started out for walk They
lowed closely by two detectives. They continued on
10 Central PARK and walked through the Park. Inc
jaunt was uneventful and the Presiden; returned TO
the hotel before | o'clock. He was recognized ana
greeted by many he passed on the street Luncheon
served az 80 O'Clock in the Presidents room, at
WHICH Mrs Vanderbilt, was present. - o.n,,,,od
President Mckinley. Governo- Black and his stafr
has adopted rule to be interviewed. bu, he
deputized Nh Porter yesterday 10 say that he was
his strength after the tax placed upon II Tuesday;
He sent greeting 10 the public and complnented
New-Yor1 upon the lavish hospitality II had SHOWN
and the manner In which the exercises OF TUESDAY
After receiving number Of visitors in the after
noon. the President left the Windsor and took
drive through Central Park. He was accompanied
by his brother Abner and Mr.. Porter. They drove
up Fifth-ave.. through the Park out RIVERSIDE
turned to the hotel about O'Clock. supper was
served In the Presidents rooms. The President dd
not leave his ICONS In the hotel IN ne evening"
going a mass of correspondence ana ATTENDING
TO urgent business The President declined an In,
vitaton be present at the naval reception ana
pleaded pressing business as an excuse;
The Presidents private car Is lying IN the yards
be attached to a regular train at any time or an
engine is waiting TO run II special The President
had not decided las, night Just wren me Wou1o re- re-
day but II is possible his visit 10 the city may be
prolonged until tomorrow.
party consisting Of Mrs Mckinley The wife OF
Presidents brother and sister-in- law: Miss Mabel
Mckinley their daughter: Charles G. Dawes OF
brown OF Ohio occupied the two lower boxes at
the Lyceum Theatre last evening and witnessed
the erformsnce OF The Mysterious Mu about
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