New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-01

10 GROW hvsterical I'm their cnthusiaSW ""u -
was not until long after the vnnguuru Vt ~,
parade had passed that the ushers cou'o P'''
upon the people to take their seats so az no' ~
.obstruct the view OF those IN the rear Fo"'
ing The AdmIrals carriage came 'eh'''''
vhich+rer, seated Captain II. !. LamDer'o"' "
the OLYMPIA: Lieutenant Thomas NJ p'"'"'''
FLAG lieutenant H. the Admiral, and the meet cay
,oIns who were with Dewey M Manila lneS'
wore Coptains Frank WildesijJ r. Cosnlan' y
n Over and Asa Walker aud Commander r. !.
Wool Like ;he Admiral they wef all dtSss'"
in full uniform. and were each chaeFsd e 'h*'
alehtod from their carriages. Among o'"A
naval odlccrs who accompanied the NBsA~
were Lieutenant H. II. caldwell Aeu'en"n'
Commander A. c. Hodgson. Captain ! ~
Cooper. Lieutenant IL C. Poundstone' Cap'a'"
+ F. Chadwick Captain H. c. Taylor hhSs"
w p Scott Lieutenant +. l.. Bennett ray u"
snectors l. Foster and u. A. Smith lheu'en"n'
Commander f. H. Bailey. Lieutenant ). H. '''
hons Pavmastcr L. c. Boggs. Lieutenant '""
r,ordor 4 r Dixon. Paymaster J. : carpenter
Captotn @ Rarnett. L. s NJ. c.; Lieutenant NJ
/ bristol Lieutenant Commander r. 9. DENIS
1iautenant w II Buck and Lieutenant r. H.
Pollock.
AD\f1RAIS HOWISON AND SAMPSON.
In the matter Of precedence Rear ADM
rails Howson and Sampson "evened up 'n'"sS
,.os,erdov Although Admiral Howison ranks
The last named. 10y his own preference Nv
sailed AT the end Of the line in Friday
,,o,.ol ,,orada lie conterded that his ship the
f,btca0o was rather a casual visitor 10 t"lH
mort than one of the fleet that lay on l"',PnIna
Vile and for that reason ne lhSlS,cu
samson should follow Immediately pth'"u ~
Ilt,f
coded Sampson's He rode with Presuei, i ,9 i,
doph Guggenheimer, while lmiheuia'eI! ~,
came Admiral sampson accoinP"ur,eu a -
Thomas + Woods. president or the boIu vi
Aldermen The Governors of the various "'"'
who are taking part in the celepratloAS 40 IA
guests of the city. with their stars uSoup,r,i,
several carriages. then came MAJOR 'eiei a,
Nelson A. Miles with whom rode eN-t'' - GO l'nl
Levi p Morton and Edward Lauterpach "m
eral Miles was greeted win lne u ,,It. I,
diality, was also General Nes'sS W., SchIe,,
the next carriage was Rear ADMIR- Sc"cS
escorted by Rear Admiral Joseph n Miner anu anu
William Berr The reception gwen 10 Al ' a, a.
Schley was second in its righteousness pn n ~
that given Dewey. Senator Chauhcey ", -, ~
and Seth Low rode together as dld hlcnaIu
Croker and Sir Thomas Upton, WhIe III o'ncI
carriages were Second Assistant Postmas,1t
General W s Shallenberger CharIes IL
Cramp. Lewis Nixon, Elias Goodman JONI -
Oakley j. Cassidy, John j. McIarFS' A i""'
LEIGH. William McAdoo, eX-Assls'aht 80 -
Of the Navy; w. W. Foster ana J9hh 80, ',i
houn All these men were conducted 10 special
" reserved seats on the stand whence "0'
viewed the parade. 49,, !,
Soon after the Admiral reached the stahu' he
was led 10 a corner OF the inclosure "heIe an al.
attendant was in waiting with hamper 81
sandwiches and bottles OF wine. AS the sahu-
wiches were handed TO him. ne said 10 ule
Mayor: "Oh, that's good. 1t was long pun
wasn't IT," referring 10 his ride. He drank on,
small glass Of wine. but declined a second ana
then after briefly exchanging greetings win
those around him. ne walked To his place al ll'
front Of the stand and the signal was given l'
begin the march past