New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-28
GOING TO THE INAUGURATION.

,yrp,r.rtoNs OF THE COUNTY AND TAMMANY
MISUNDERSTANDING RAILWAY BUSINESS.
The fifteen hundred County Democracy men
who are going to Washington help inaugurate Mr.
Cleveland will leave Jersey City by the Pennsylvanla
Railroad in i've trains composed told OF about thr-
ty-hye cars at 10 o'clock the morning OF March s.
The rabble will go in ordinary ears, but the shin
ing lights OF the County crowd have four
parlor ears reserved for them Hubert U.
Thompson and Mayor Grace have promised to he among
this party but 1t rumored yesterday down town
that they I'm company with Edward kearney and <hroo
other choice spirits had engaged special car on tho
train which Jersey City twenty minutes past
shs afternoon The. rinor created much talk, as it
is believed TO be significant OF some little game In
which Thompson Grace and kearcy are Interested cx-
elusive OF their supporters Inform tton concerning
this report was refused the offices OF the Pennsyl
vania Company In Broadway1 but there Is
said TO be not much doubt OF Its truth.
II the County Democracy men to whom has
been promised the delectaton OF ThOmps0ns company
want him and the Mayor they VIII he apt to do So
at the Jersey City Ferry this afternoon about o'clock
Tammany has only about half the crowd that the rival
"ha" will take Is going in much better STYLE
Her trains will be three IN number composed OF twenty
five cars ten Of which will be paror They will
start 10 o'clock Monday morning Irving Hail. 700
strong will start at the hour the succeeding day
Many military and other associations have also en-
gagged special trains The 69th Regiment Colonel
Cayauagh 600 men, will start at
O'clock on Tuesday evening. One hundred United States
marines from the BrOoGyn Navy Yard start at clock
Monday morning. They Will bc Joined AT Pnilaielpnl9
by a detachment OF marines from League Island Tho
Kings County Democratic General Committee 10 lho
number of embark the festive scene AT lO a. H.
Tuesday Three hundred members ot the war Veteran
Association OF Brooklyn will 20 TO Baltimore at p H.
Tuesday They Will take the steamer 10 Washington,
and after the Inauguration VIII vist inemor'
ial places till March =, when they Will fo'
turn to Brooklyn. The Rochambcan Grcnir
dicrs who are 200 Democratic Frenchrnen,
take n special train at y. Monday. The Volunteer
Fire Association OF 200 men, with their engine gayly
fes ooned, start Monday evening AT TO- Tue veteran
Fircmeus Association, with machine OF lho Old timo
pattern start off Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock
The Irving Hall Executive Committee met last evening
Ia make ptepar.ti0ns for the trip To Washington mo
sueci,l tran viii leave Jersey CITY between ana lO a.
M ON Tuesday and leave Washington on Mafcn De- lho
train will make no stops The headquarters IN Washing.
trim SlO Refreshments will be taken on the train
Tickets were sold last evening 10y ComnSsiolcr haugh'
ton The roll districts showed that about JO persons
will 20 Robert b. Mooney suggested mat th.te pe no
parade tho morning ol their departure adcrn~n
Hartman thought that II would be much better 20 par 10
iu tnc morning There no telling whrh thcy
wouid get back Thursday Ihcy hIShs
We, ack ate at nght, and besides, the pTohaDhltJ was
that "A majority would be drunk. senator NanPpcIl,
sheriff Davidson and Others protesci against sch an
osnersion on good OF the Irving Han De0c'
racy They went tO Chicago sober anu cic oacs sov.I
Acommttcc OF one from each district was htheu "
make urcparaons for receiving the party on their re-
turn Sheriff Davidson chosen marshal Tor the cx
curSiOn. lic was given Po"'' W "tPV'"' Wv "'
aids ,.....,...,
Ali these associations are going over the PonlsyNani
road which has monopoly al the business TINS year.
samuel Carpcntcr OF that company. says that every
berth and every seat In all the slcSpcrs ahu parlor cars
OF regular trains, from to-day to Mareh b. Is afcaay