The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-01

Behind was long line OF cable cars, and the
conductors. motormen and passengers. Joined
in the salutation with voice and waving hand
kerchiefa and hats Around tho front OF the
Post ONCE there was big crowd which raised
hearty cheer. and all the way up Park Row
the Admiral was checred from the sidewalks
and the s.reets. The police lines here were
close and handled the crowd with nrmness. 80
that the roadway was kept clear. There was
one more cheer as the carriage turned from
Park Row. and the crowd rushed for steps
overlooking the park.
TOOK THE MAYOR BIT SURPRISE.
stacked thirteen minutes Of 8 O'Clock when
the clatter Of horses hoofs and a bugle call
were heard In the Mayors once. Roundsman
Kennel. dressed. like all the other distin-
gushed plain citizens. In a silk hat, trook coat.
light trousers aud patent leather shoes. looked
out OF tho window. then turned to the Mayor
and said: B..
Your Honor. the Admiral has arrived"
The room was filed with notables. sailors
and soldiers OF the regular service. four or Eve
Governors OF States and few militiamen. The
announcement OF the Admirel's arrival seemed
to discomfort the little Mayor. Nine o'clock
had been the timo fixed. He looked at Kennel.
then he looked at Private Secretary Downes
and he looked around at the assembiag OF
notabes. He didn't seem to know Just what
to 90. Everybody else considered himself the
guest Of the Mayor and offered no suggestions.
Finally Mr.. Downes said something and the
Mayor remarked:
ITO he surei Gentlemen. the Admiral has
arrived"
With that he started on for tho platform
whore the gold loving cup thirteen inches tall.
given to the Admiral by the city, was to be pre-
sented. Charles H. Knox. one OF the Recep-
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While this conversation was going on. those
VINO iau poon .n 'n' ma,t o'ice "1,e n',ps
mir,,s Schl.y and PbiIip and a fev others in.
cludjnr Dewev's captains. had got through
Then Cant, Cousland Of the CIty Hall station,
who was in charge Of the police ON and about
the stand. said his orders were that only the
Admiral and the local officials should stand in