New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-03
THE PROJECTED EASTERN TRIP.

HOW THE PRESIDENT And In> PATTY WIgE 40 DE
INHERITANCE CYRUS ". wELD-aiR. FIELDS
GRIEF Al TnE NEWS PROM WASHINGTON.
An outline OF the Programme of the Presidents
trip into Aew-England was published IL The TEiB-
UNE yesterday. The trip was TO bcein with an III
tcrtainmont planned and given ny Cyrus " Field.
who came to this city from his country seat near
lrringlon early yesterday morning u receive Ais
guests. Edward >. Jaiifay steam yacht the ele'fs
in which the trip up the Hudson was TO be IN .r
lay III waiting at Jersey City when TIE
news Of the assassination arrived. Mr. Fic1
himself was 10 meet Mrs. Garfield. who 10 come
from Long Branch Every thing was in r adincss
and all had been planned qnictiy ana with 80 little
parade that little if anything was known OF the
preparations anvil Yesterday morning rhur,ia
Nh Field received letter giving he names OF those
vino would compose ihe party. ard informing In
OF the hour of expected departure and
arrival There were 70 be the President. Mrs.
Garfield, and their three children. Henry.
James. jr, and Mollie: Judge Alvoca; General
Swain. Colonel Rockwell and Mn. Rockwell aul
their and daughter. Po,naasicr-(ieu-ral james
and Mrs. james, Secretary Hunt and Ms. fluu-.
Secretary Window and Mrs. WinAom. Secretary
Lincoln DR. Hawkes. ana John Jameson. of tic
Railway Mail Service OF the Post Olice Department.
The letter signed by she ia>i named. n stated
that the President would leave Washington on
the limited express train at naii-plsi .
3:5S p. No.: and thai General Swain WAS u 70 70
Long Branch 10 meet Mrs. Garfield. Mrs. Rockwell
and her daughter, and leave Elberon with them at
1872 by the Ncw-Jerscy Central RAILWAY, arriving
at Jersey City al 30 The letter closed with these
words: THE President desires me to thank you
for your kindness in the matter oi arranging ihe
trip for him, and he anticipates very pleasant
tme.'
The party was to De taken on board theNacht and
to Ardsley at Irvington on the Hudson. place
which is named after the old home OF the Field fam
lily in England. There with about ten more per-
sons one of whom was state senator Robertson,
the President and his friends dine last
ing. and reception To be held from q 10 IL
O'clock quiet Sunday was TO DE spent al Ari-ley.
aud Monday m0rning the p~rty Mas 10 Joe driven
to larry town by Mr.. Field. who proposed 10
accompany it TO Willlamstown, Mass. Nr. andor-
ing-room for the trip To Millianlstown. and The
president Oh the Troy and Boston Railway had
promised 10 send special train over tha. road from
Troy To Niiliamst"Nn. Monday evening the lrcsl-
dent ana has party We're 10 be entertained ~
Mark Hopkins. formerly president oi William, Col
lese. ON W Wednesday lac commcncelEcnt eAer,ises
We're to be held. Thursday morning fnc President
was SO 90 10 81 Mnans VI, IN special tram "i inc
Vermont central load, provided bs eA-rofelnor
smith, and he WAS 10 stay there until Satarday'
Thence he was 10 20 20 the White Mountains. Tho
President also lurposed visiting Concord, Mass. IS
the guest of Senator Hoar
Mr. Field remained in the city long enough 20
counternand the orders he had given for the enter
taiment, TO swear 80 the complaint IN the elevated
railroad suit and TO transact a little other
ton, leaving instructions with his SECRETARY
to forward 10 him all dispatches from Washington
up to O'clock lie received early " ora of the as
sasnation and kept communicating with members
OF the party IN ashington during all of his stay IN
HIM came AT 1880 O'Clock and was az follows:
gentleman inst from Presidents he .side says lie
is cheerful, and not in 80 bad condition az hss
While one OF the wounds may prove fataione OF LAO
Continued on Twelfth Pase.