New-York tribune., 1886-11-10
T8Ep pANT FEW HOURS IN TOWN
HR AND HIS PARTY BuEAkFAsr AT rhh 'io'on'A

M .xn urs PARTY BvEAkFAsr AT TIE VICTORIA
AND THIN GO To WARRINGTON
Tho bappiesl man in New-York yesterday
.s Mr. Hoyt of the victora HOTEL VINO ma" ~ e"rs's
NJ breakfast President and MIRA Ccve'snd, secretary
and Mr.. Eud,cott Secretaries Bayard and Lamar and
Co,on.l Lamont The rty arrived here from Boston
u,n,ss before O'CLOCK They came by the regular
train which left Boston at 1888 on Monday evening
Er. Cleveland reached the station In Boston leaning
ON the arm General Dalton and at once entered the
Presjaeprs car OF Boston and Albany Railroad with
out heing rec.g by Shortly aferward MIR.
Cevel,nd and Secretaries arrived. The party soon
sat down at luncheon the Presiae On the srr
val of the traio at had gatbere
Mrs Cleveland appeared at the window ana saiuteh
the assembly. She was Justify oheered IN return. Then
there call for the President who At once
showed hi,ns-; and acknowiodged the greeting. Inc
crowd called Tor a sperch. but he declined.
On reaching New-York the marty were driven 70 the
Victoria Hotel. whrre nnS set OF rooms was given
them on the parIor floor at the corner OF Twenty
scv~nth-st. Fiftn-.v. Iis the same set that was
occupied by President Cleveland at the time OF hs Vic
toria Hotel conference with the ieains Democrats Of
the coon,rv he ciectsd President Tho room"
have been occupied for q month by George M Pullman
who gave them up for tho OCCASION The Presidents
party had breakfast in their room. at $780, The Pres
dent read tho papers and ohatted with Nc B,yar
while the ladies went out for little shopping. They
were back just for the Deshrosses Street
Ferry the 10 o'clock boat for the Pennsylvania
Three carriages were required for tue party The
nrst Colonel Lamont and Secretaries Bayard
and Lamar In the secoEd earraee wrre the Presdsns
md Mrs Cleveland upon the rear seat aud secretary
an Mrs Eudcot on the front scat The last carriage
contained Mr.. sweet, tne private secre'ary OF MI
Endicott, Mrs CT. vrlsnd's mski and . tootTap The
early hour Of arrival had left the party unan
nounced md thsy avoided general observation. few
people the ferrybost Prnceton which carried them
across hr river OF the Identity OF he
party an there little gathering to see Them
aliyhr they reached the station. The President
eot on nrst a-sstei his wife and Mrs Endicott TO
agh ars Cievesnd became At once tue centre OF at
traction She clad In dress OF delicate mousse
color with travelling hat 10 match The hat had a
hsh feather. She wore seaiskn sacque trimmed with
lighter shade OF brown fur.
The party we're Obliged to pass throngh
psced ut tue dspo-ai OF President Cleveland ey Pres
dent Roberts Of the P-un ylvania rOt Mrs. Cleveland
walked without taking her nusbands arm. sometimes
little IN front and sometimes little behind him. MI
Cleveland walked with his usu II short He haf an
ovrrcoat IN one arm and halbox in the other hand
tn others OF the party sraggng along without
any special ord pr tia Colonel Lamont brought
nj the r,ar sn with NJ Sweet lOoked after the bag
gaze Inspector Byrnas WAS N the car when the Pres
dent and several Of his officers were wlihn hall
Ing dis A the In~p oio' LEFT the car the tram
started FOR Washington with the Pre@idenCs party.
The Prest said at the hoie that he had en)oyed
his rp and MIRA Cleveland said IL had been especially
delightful q her