The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1885-03-05

serve the new Administration as faithfully as
he has served many Sthsrs CO., h nn t
his family. and will be at his post at the private
secretary's desk to- morrow
Tho Events Of President Arthur's Last Day
In the White House.
WASHINGTON, March 4.-Presiient Arthur's
last day at the White House was not marked
by any event Of especial note He did not re-
tire to rest until 9 o'clock this morning Hc
was engaged until that hour In signing bills
from Congress and attending to such official
correspondence as needed his signature az
President. After nap OF two hours he arose
and breakfasted In his room. There was .
pleasant exchange OF courtesios between him
and Vice resident-elect Hendricks when the
latter reached the White House about 10 o'clock.
Half an hour later. Gov. Cleveland arrived In
company with senators sherman and Hanson.
They were ushcred into the Blue Room. where
Mr.. Hendricks and Senator Hawley awaited
them. In few minutes the President en-
tered. He crossed the chamber with out
stretched hand and greeted MIR. Cleveland cor
daily. Mr.. Arthur was tha first to speak.
! congratulate you. Governor. on having 30
TO wish that your stay in the White House may
DO as pleasant Ms mine has BEEN" .,-
the distineSishsd party isssonded to the car.
ringes. and were driven to the Capitol.
HSss an the D1 s4 4s9a ' Ks Asa the Sins s
Mr.. Cleveland by the arm. exclaimed;
This Is your home now MIR; President;
Forcing him through the widely opened door.
Those who were present at the Executive Man.
Mr to af his 'n liz
perfect ss master to pu. Mr GleyeSnd at his
ease. After witnessing tho review the party
%as 10 nr nsd s
numbered probably fifty In all. were then pre-;
scented 70 the new Prssidsnt They included
Of tho army and navy. Justices OF the supreme
Court, and members OF tho senate. II, was
Pr""ara,opy e to leavns the the White House Gem
Arthur babe each of the attaches good-by.
each as he shook them by the hand Outside
%ss s aa ny ssra
tary Frelingh uyson. Howard Carroll of New
Three cheer. for the most patient. conserv-
alive. and best President the White House has
They we're given with will. Before tho Inst
echoes died away the driver whipped up his
horses: and Chester A. Arthur was driven hur-
more. glance through the halt-opened win:
dow across the brilliantly lighted hall showed
ps s s Sss" sunk deep int his
trousers pockets. and his whole attitude WINS
tina, Of man absorbed in brown study He
masine he brsnth.d ireer for being alone at last.
The las, Of Mr.; Arthnr,s private effects we're
Witt House Mr has an
yertu. paintings &c. Ali these have been care
fully placed in huge packing cases and shipped
The White House stables looked deserted to-
night after the Presidents stud Of eleven
wsrs sns 'e Sees sao. M " nss0
viii ss las ns hsr.s
nf nj
youn. Alan Arthur. The remainder were used
by the pr"sident for riding and driving pir-
premises is u small skye terrier. Taddie. which
b.IonGed to the late Mrs. Arthur. Whom Mrs.
House to-day Miss Nellie carried Tadiie in her
arms. She stood for n moment in the porte
roch,7'c, and holding the dog high above her
Say good BY to everybody. Taddie."
several SHARP barSs after which the little miss
srrang into the c,arlrage;, ...,. ,.
other day he remarked that his three years
residence there were among the pleasaniMsst Of
ture. lie entertained a great deal. probably
The Hayesss LETT the White House with snug
balance to their credit It is said that Arthur
MciisSae who $50 IS one e. Of tho ex sidsnss
more intimate friends. says that the floral or
nnments on the occasion OF great State din
ners were frequently ordered from New York
Mir. Arthnr's regret at leaving Washington is
shared: 1t Is said by only one member OF his
late President. iinds the atmosphere OF wash
ington congsninl one He enjoyed the work
his IG thu Is ysry Of pss' rms
gave him an Immunity from office seekers.
which had its influence. doubtless. in smooth;
has Sasn r s to the United States Sem;
Messrs. FroinGhnysen. McCulloch. Hat,on.
throw aside the cares OF state and become, for
time at least p5iya;sc SitlSsns again Both
advanced in lie For the past year .Mr. FrsI.
| inghuysen has virtually abdcated the control
his Es has Ts D ry
'' NJ MtsGsslooh' Tis ps,ronas s H Of
seereiarss 'g e. rs Mr. I'M M"cuioeh hoped that
! the Civil Service law would free him from most
durns his fofmer term wSe os"d this
true In a measure. there were still other UNI
too sIad to mats his Escape. Hattcn and Lin.
| coin have both had their troubles. Hatton is
.ss r
way. Lincoln ha. made no plans. He has
nuaI vacation. He amuses himself by making
plans for tho future for tho sole purpose OF
Mr. Arthur as has been published. will re-
| main at Mr.. Frelinghuysen's for u few days.
| He will then visit Old Point Comfort for IL while.
and possibly accept IN invitation rendered to
| him by Leland Stanford for Il weeks salmon
! fishing on the Pacific coast. Alan Arthur re-.
| turns to Princeton. where no will be graduated
| this SIMMER. Mrs. MoEroy will resume her
| residence in Albany.
| Order of the Parade-Tsmmasy Heads the
Line or New York Political Bodes
The order and composition OF the inau-
Curation procession was as follows:
| MajorGen. H. W. slocum. U. S. ". Chief Marshal
Brevet Brig Gen. Albert Ordwsy. U, w. Chief OF stan
Personal Aides-Leut Col William J. yolkmar, U. S. A.;
Major Green Clay Goodloe. U. S. u. C.
Aides de Camp-Leut. Dol N, v. Sheridan. Lieut., Col.
r. Gregory. Major A. Z. Bates Major Thomas Ward.
Capt S, T.. Blunt, Capt. g. NJ Mills Capt. r. v. Greene.
Capt 7, II. Ray, Lieut. James A. Swift Lieut. J. A.
Buchanan Lieut. C. Davenport, Lieut. J. C. scantling.
U. S. A.; Capt. J. H. ellis. Medical Director; j. N.
| Browne Commander r. ID. Evans. Commander q. +.
Goodrich, Commander h. II. kcCallA Prof. j. II.
Sol II