Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-04

1 N1AsSs SstN AVE1 R0l1tsc2l G1ano
long ovsreoats and siEk hats, q
closely followed bS the n4mbeaE
OF club from Topeka, las, dressed
spectral uniform Of unbrokeu whit
and carrying peculiar pneumatic toret
-, into whose hollow shafts they bic
~ intervals, % a. 20 send no high slel
der tongues Of naphtha ike flames. II
Dnckvorth Club Of CIneinnati. preaen
ing . very ereditsbIs appearances.
eheeFed n IL marches along IN liRs
oyercoais, dark pants. and high whit
hats- Bands Of all kinds are (
De beard Ia every direction. fou
or i've sometimes passing the Trsas1r
Department together. bat in dfffereu
directions. and playing different air,
Around the Arlington Hotel where ID
Prssident-elect 10 staying there ha
been great thrOnR Of pesple all even
ing Watching the arriving and depart
inc OF troops and listening the sere
nades which bands sucoeesively play an
der Mr.. Cieveland's windows. Ih
'sity seems even al this late hour IN tn
evening to be astir. and presents q fes
iitVs and holiday appearances which is a,
striking as 10 In unasusl.
iPresident-eIeet Cleveland In wash
tngtsa.
WAsHnoTos. March 2.-At Z O'Clock
this morning the leaden mists Of nigh
still elsnR around the Baltimore A Phil.
sdeiphia depot, and bat q few persons
were present when the special tram
Gearing the President-elect and his par
" drev up on side track in the depot
The committee Of citizens appointed by
elnairman Cotcofan 20 receive the Pres
i;ent-elect had been informed by him
That be desired to avoid public rscep
ton, and would prefer TO receive q Wait
ffon the COMMITTEES at his hotel. They
sere also informed yesterday evening
BY members Of the Senate. designated
oy Mr.. Cleveland as the medium Of fur
tier communication, that other and
private arrangements had been made
Tor bis comfortable reception at the sta
ion and Tor q conveyance 10 the hotel,
bat nevertheless. when the party arrived
only q few train hands and half q dog
en- reporters we're present. The Presi-
adnt-eiect vas accompanied by his
81 other, Rev. l. Cleveland, wife and
child, his sisters, Mrs Hoyt and Miss
Cleveland and his niece Miss Mary Has
tiiiRs. Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Manning
ard Col. Daniel Lamont, wife and two
children. After o delay Of about ten
minutes, Chairman Berret and Mr.. Gait
OF the Inaugural Committee pot ia their
appearance and we're introduced to the
President elect. Some twenty minutes
we're required 10 secure carriages and IL
vas ten minutes 20 8 o'clock before the
party dissmbarked. Meanwhile newsof
the arrival of the party had spread and
erOvds gathered around the Pullman
car "MarAnon" and stared hard at the
President elect, who bore scrutiny
With equanimisy. when the carriage
arrived the party aliRhted and proceed
ed through the ladies' waiting room 10
thu north entrance, the President elect
leading, with Chairman Berret. He
wore a blue overooat With q silk hat.
The President elect did not appear az
all fatigued by his nights journey. Gar
riaRes we're taken and the party pro-
ceeded 10 the Arlington, where q hasty
toilet was made and breakfasts served
The sub committee appointed by the
Inauguration General Reception Con.
mittee 20 welcome the President -elect
70 Washington. called on him by ap-
pointunent this evening. Their chair-
man, Hon Richard T. Merriek. after
Introducing his fellow members, ex-
crossed their welcome in q few we'll
chosen words. and Governor Cleveland
telio tiol sly retarne4 his ackno E!e ige-
neat An informal conversation en-
sued for some time. and the committee
than individually took their leave.
Altar the call Of the citizens recep-
tion committee Cleveland continued re-
csi,fug callers until O'Clock when be
dinbd nc the hotel. Among those who
called we're Hendricks, Villas, Secretary
McJulloch, Gen. Fafnsworth, Daniel
Manning, Senator German, Senator
Gen. Sheridan and three |
IN sinbers Of his staff. Hendricks called |
about noon and had long talk with |
IL Gas after O'clock whoa |
Cleveland and Col. Lamont appeared in |
The parior. After dinner and from that |
hour until 10 o'clock the President elect |
continued to receive callers, who we're |
RdTitted only after sendinR their
s.reis. At 10 o'clock President elect |
Cleveland retired. He will leave |
the hotel tomorrow morning at ii |
O'Clock for the White House and from
there will be driven to the capitol.
Hendricks received large number OF |
pallsRs at his rooms today. In the |
rscAuME no was acHcuAlcu W SEVERAL NB
lttng organizations and In acknowledge
Ing ,,ne Of these compliments rendered |
him by the Busch Zaayea Of St. Louis |
and the Riamhsaax Club Of Kansas, be |
said be regarded the demonstrations to- |
DAY ~ an endorsement OF the principles |
Of pure and honest 6overpmsnt.
Reclamation.
wkzHISarox, March s. - Benjamin |
Commissioner OF Patents,
today handed his resignation to Score |
tary Teller. who accepted II and com |
plimented hira on his energetic admin |
Of the office. In accordance |
with custom, the members Of the Oabi- !
net placed theiF resigpattsns Ia the |
hangs Of PFeaideas Arthur.
The Teiephese Case.
Commissioner Ba,terworth, Of the |
Patent Office, rendered his decision in |
The great telephone interference cage Of |
Gray Vs. McDonoueh v. Voelknsr ct
n. He AWARDS the priority Of inven- |
lion 20 Alexandes Graham Bell in all |
slain,s Of Importance.