Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-06

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q Prcrjdent-clcct Cleveland cAsne to the
tity Wednesday night IN truly demo-
e<uiic fashion. The Chicxgo express,
which was due a 10 o'clock, brought
Nm. He did not escape, however, the
snnoyaDcc Of delay common 10 the or
dinary traveller, for tho train was forty
Are minutes behind. time when il
rolled into the Grand Central
station. There had been quite . crowd
q the station on the arrival Of
ne o'clock train, on which there was
chance that he might come, and .
! kood-s'xed gathering awaited the y
o'clock tram. But when, shortly alter
ward, notice was posted that the ex-
press had lost nearly an hour, those IN
waiting fell away. After that II was
only the usual score or so that meet
overy train, supplemented by Police
Captain Schultz, respondent IN goid
braid. Inspector Byrncs, and William
Benedict Donhee, who is personal
friend Of Mr.. Cleveland.
Nearly all the passengers had allghted
when the President-elect stepped from
the rear parlor-car. His heavy black
osercoat was buttoncd snugly to the
top, and the gloss IN his hat was as
bright as though nc was out for an eve
ming walk. Secretary Lamont walked
beside him, and the car porter trotted
behind with q valise in each hand.
There were no attendants or fiunkies or
political hangers-on, or any OF the other
animate appendages to the ordinary
high-station journcyings. But for the
salufes Of the police officials, who there
upon fell in close behind Mr.. Cleveland
and Mr.. Lamont, and the scampering Of
those whose business il was to report
the arrival, there was nothing TO indi-
cate other than the most commonplace
event.
( When about half way down the walk
Mr.. Cleveland caught sight Of Mr.. Dom
hee, and with cordial " How are you,
Donhce =" shook hands with his iricnd,
linked his arm in his, and they walked
together TO the carriage. There is
nothing TO be hidden in regard to my
visit here" Mr.. Cleveland said IN re-
Spouse TO an inquiry. came Tor III
formation. Any one with that to give
will be welcomed by me: expect TO
meet the members OF the National Com
mitfee, who have been invited 10 see
me. | shall be glad also TO see men
prominent IN party and business affairs
from whatever section. The idea OF the
trip Is to widen my information on pub
lie needs. | shall receive no callers
until tomorrow. but shall then and
until Saturday. when | return to Alba
ny. be accessible to those who may AID
me IN what seek -,
Mr.. Donhee Is iriend OF Mr. oie'e,
lands IRON boyhood. ihey ehtereu
the bniialo bar NJ about the same tiihe'
and have long been associated IN the
Jeiiersonian Club IN that CITY, During
the campaign he stumped the State ior
his friend. lie has SINCE visited nun at
Albany, where they taxed OIL 'ne pur,
I;,Ia on NJ cloyal.nd,s ronIv lie
s.;d that r. bsntors merchants or nro-
csss;onsI mon wanted 10 submit views
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capacity
Ex-senator Barnum, Senator Cor
man, and Don NJ. Dickinson, OF Michl-
gan, were the members OF the National
Committee in town last night. Others
will pour in to-day, except Nj. F. Tor
pey, the California member, who tele-
graphed last night that he could not get
here until tomorrow. This will be
National Committee day, in that mem
bers Of the committee will get reader
access to Mr.. Cleveland than any other
visitors. BY afternoon, however, he
will doubtless feel that he has dis
charged that distinctive obligation.
Ex-Governor Waller. Of Connecticut, is
booked for an interview during the day.
Mr.. Cleveland hopes to find time to-
morrow to run out to Greystone for a
chat with Mr.. TildeD. Mr.. Barnum
and Senator German will accompany
him. The programme for the rest OF
the visit will be filled out according to
convenience.
Mr.. Cleveland is to occupy during his
stav five rooms ON the second floor OF
a. V;oto,,a Uatel heo;npinV nj tho