, 1881-09-21


by ono, thor entered. There vero a fow words
spuken. ...... .. ........,
Tho first tu trpcar ut tho toor Ut tho car NJ tho
rnrsy nli1,itetf wits Hooratnry flnno, upon
whose nrnl President Arthur lcnnrl Tho now
rrcsitieht hh.l n very sntl face. M s'.an could
scuin more Impressed With tho tcrrlhu aoosnn-
ties of tho accnston. 1io rccogntzctl bis friends.
bnt thorc was s1nilo ttpon iIs fl,uc. 6ccrotary
tsntne looked cycn s1tttcr, II n0Hslble. tilAn ho
hns oil these torrLhlo werks. Ills lip nul%creti.
Tic was evidcntly greAt1y nat'vc'l. Tho tnrty
proceeded 10 tho carriages thnt wcrn IN waiting.
President Arthur. With istnine by hls *'o, At
tarsry. .ucllcrat anevcugl,. md rGstMhnbtur-
tlencra J,nlUs worc In tho first cnrrin9c. sccro-
larry 1I,,coln and Secretary KIrkwood fo1lnwod
In sccond Mrs. 1}lhlno atd Mrs. Lincoln wero
takou In II cnrrlngo provided by btr. 0oorYo N.
Pullman. As
TItN NEW PRESIDENT
pissed tho few Journalists who hntt assembled,
he raisod his hut As tliuy stool uncovered md
opened rnnks far him to pnss. There wis IN
word epnkclt. Al present were iu,prcasct with
tho oocnston, atj the now President himself
seemed tnnro disposed to say, "Tho King as
t1ead," ttnn =" Long live tho ktngi'' Tho phrty
slrovo rnpllly Up tho rnad TO tho cottnxo OF
Attorney -Ucncral Maovenah. AZ tho drivers
crossed tho track lalt for tho special trntn which
brought tho President to Long Brunch two
weeks ano today. they .lroyo gently, and thoso
who formed tho cscort Of tho now Prostdent
cuulll not restrain their tnars.
AT IfAtF-1'AsT ! r. NJ.
tho towering forr, Of Ten. Arthur was socn sle-
scouting from tho plazzA Of tho cottage bcstdu
Attorney 1cncrnl MaoFGagh. The two walked
slowly neross tho lawn bRGk Of tho ElDeron
1Iotcl, tllrcotly tuwarl tho Franokyn ooltnRc.
0cn. Arthur WIS abDttt to mako cnll Of COIL.
lolence upon Mrs. GnrAold. Tho uneasy thronr
moved nbont thu Elhuror, crt,wdod t0 tho rcar
pAzzns, aud Looked on iii respectful sllcnco The
sentrlrs. As they DID 20 rrlvnto F,nsher snlntct
his new Commander Chief by bringing bis
n,usket to proscnt arm.
01;S. ARTHUR
politely took OF his Init In response, but did not
turn Ills faco towArl tho sold!or. 4 hardly
at,llhip huxz Of admiration rnn through tho
intensely gazing crowd Attorney. Cenut7ll Mac-
ycapt initiated tho polite action af his superior.
and tho two steadily continued their way toward
tho Francklyn cottage, IN apparent unconscious
ness OF tho Interest thoy wurc exciting. young
| nun anticipated ttteJr arrival by opening tue
| door Of tho cnttnRn for thon. and they d1snp-
| pcnratl insidu Thuy had l,uon In tho cuttuEu
| just tiyo minutes when tho thrnnG which atill
stuot regarding tho costnHo with cxpoctant In
tcrcst suddonly notcd the pusssKc Of
EN-rIEHI1,ENr GRANT
|
first attracting astontlon from Tho Elberon
| pInzzists md was soen passing slowly and
| heavily toward tho FrAneklyn cnttaRo. 4 sem
try dal,itcl HIN also. hut h0 nolhor turned biz
tlcnd NOR lifted hta hnt He WIS ndlnlttod to tin
cottagu. rs tho ohors werp. and loft tile speotn-
| tnrs again to stnrent the outside walls, Sumo
Of those Oil tho puzza whose oRrs sonmod to
bo lnprn nuuta 'thnn thpsu OF oshora de-
| cIared that they oouId henr tho sol1nd Of
| n wumnn's convtlsiva sphbtng. At exactly 3:a;
o'clock tho tnroe, cAlIors returned together.
| Con. Arthur WINS seen to dry his cvcs with 4
handkerchief rapidly, rs II ho Wcrn nshasncl tu
be caught shedding tehra. uen. urnnt and At.
tornoy cnerNl MacVcaHh fixed thoir gazo upnI
| tho grouni.
At rl1E roo1. OF THE corrAGE
there wns separation. hut tiu word wla spolttf,.
nor sign mule. ten, Grunt retraccd his step.
to tic Elbcroll. whp Gen. Arthur nrd his com.
| pnntou wa.kud buck to the MaoVenpi, cuttuue
| When they rCuroascd tho scntrios path tho,
wcre again sNIuted, anI NEat tlley politely !tft.
| el Nlr theIr hats. as thoy weru rlssntl
tho ell Of tto El1urnon, which projects upon tho
nwn, Col. Goorxo ". 13llss. Hugh Hastings. and
John Russell Young stepped out froln tho ptazzt
md Intercepted them. conversation nf fous
or tvo minutes followed. Tho conversation
nppontnd to be Of II commonplace nntt.rt, for
| tho i've snen smiled pleasantly. nnd Gen. Arthur
| ind Attornoy-iencrnI MacFcaRh pissed or
without taklug forlnal loayo Of thotr thruo in.
| tcrcHptOrs.
AT FIVE. MINUTES l1EFD1E O'CLOCK
Gen. Arthur was conveyed frosn tho sfncveaRf
co,taFc to tho sIecn train at tho station. Or
| the aunt With him was Gen. GrAnt, afsd on tht
| Iront wore Fred Orant and G. 4. Arthur Jr. Tht
spcciul train started TO curry thoin to Now Yort
| 1T minutes ptst O'Clock.
THE INTERVIEW OF PRESIDENT AIlrIIUl
WITH Mis-. OA1sF1ELD
IL described In Cabinet circles As very touching
Mrs. Gnrliul maintained perfcct eoml'oss1re
n,ld, nftpr acaopttng tho coincidence of tho n1aI
WIN i.aB became President by virtue Of her hus
bnttl's dcHth, satl thAt she hoped TINT Con
Arthur would, NJ ono Of tho intorvlcuora pnt
It, carry 0ut tho glorIes Of her husbands Ad
| tutnlstrAtlon.