The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-06-10
DEER PARK.
THIRD DAY OF THE PRESIDENTIAL
HONEY MOON,

DEER PARK, Md, June 5.-The third day of the
! presidential honeymoon could not well have more
| beautiful weather. The sun shines warmly, hut its
heat is tempered by Il delightful breeze, which
blows over the mountains and makes most charm
| ing atmosphere.
| Quiet reigneG supreme in the neghborhood of
he executive mansion until O'Clock, when II was
broken by the appearance on the portico of Presi-
| dent Cleveland. He strOlled down to where the
officers were standing and talked pleasantly with
them for few moments. He expressed himself
as being most agreeably surprised with Deer Park,
as he had expected to find almost bar
| rem waste, but instead, had found
| it most picturesque and well ordered resort. The
| beauty of the cottages and surroundings pleased
and bracing air. Breakfast was brought over from
| the hotel shortly after 8. About Il ex-senator
Davis and wife called at the cottage few moments.
| The president and Mrs. Cleveland appeared and
| were driven off. Mrs. Cleveland wore a dress of
narrow colored material, and the president was at
tired in fishing sut. Rods and lines were visible,
and the party have evidently gone on fishing ex-
| petition.
A large number of congratulatory dispatches re-
ceived by the president since his stay here, were
given ont by him to-day. They were from the
| club of Brookville, Ind, which sent regrets
Phillip Brecker, mayor of Buffalo; Michigan Press
association convention, who hoped there would
in the new household government, and hoped that
this new uniou would never p So into innocnOus
desuetude. Messages were also received from the
Faculty ana Students or W ell college at Aurora,
where Mrs. Cleveland graduated from
Mr., and Mrs. W. J. Florence, Dennis
O'Brien, encouragement of New York state.
Comptroller Chaplin, w. A. Porter, deputy attor-
ney-general of New York, and Belva A. Lockwood.
From ex- President Arthur came the following:
| 81 send you my most candid congratulations
| and good wishes. HESTER A. ARTHUR
The following is the foreign tribute:
LONDON, Eng, June B.
At meeting of citizens OF the United States of
America, a sembled in the American exchange, it
was unanimously resolved that we re 'pectfuly
tender our hearty congratulations the auspi
cious event of your marriage and desire to express
to you our most sincere wishes for the happiness
and prosperity of yourself and bride. On behalf
of the meeting HENRY T. GILLIG.
The civic and military authorities of Montreal
sent congratulations.
From London came this message: "President
and Mrs. Cleveland Pray, sir, accept my respect
full salutation, Hail to the lady. and the grace eff
heaven be round about thee HENRY GRAIN"
Mrs U. 5 Grant and family sent compliments
and congratulations.
Ministers Pendleton and Phelps sent good
wishes.
The Cincinnati chamber of commerce congratu-
lated the "new Cleveland social firm"
The Americas club, of Philadelphia, wishes the
couple well in a resolution.
Other messages are in Washington, and have not
been forwarded here yet.
The president received 100 messages, and 40
letters of congratuation here.
WILL ATTEND CHURCH.
DEER PARK, June 5.-Col, Daniel Lamont and
wife are to arrive here tonight and remain several
DAYS with Mr.. and Mrs Cleveland During the
mn Rev Mr. FOuIy of the Mamnrial