The evening world., 1888-08-07
8 O'CLOCK
WAITING FOR Mr.. BLAINE.
STEAMERS CHARTERED AND EVERYTHING
IN READINESS.
Tho Steamship City Of Now York Expected
Here To-Morrow Afternoon with the
Planned Knight on Bonrd-The San
Sloan to Garry Only Seven Hundred
Exclusives "-New England Not very
Well Represented at tue Reception.

Exclusives "-New England Not Very
Well Represented at the Reception.
The Republican League of the United
States' announce in the advertising columns
of the morning papers that they have Sc
CURED the magnificent steamer Robert Gar
rett - to 60 down the bay at II O'Clock to-
morrow to assist in welcoming James G..
Blaine.
Other organizations have signifed their in
tsntion of taking a hand. and, in short. the
livery informal" and exceedingly exclusive
Intentions of the New York Republican Club,
at the suggestion of Mr.. Blaine himself, are
being disregarded by the friends and enthu-
uiasts who have set out to shout for the
Plumed Knight till 1892.
The first out-of-town delegation has ar
rived. 1t is the Young Mems Blaine Club,
Of Chicago. 1t comes $50 strong, but, owing
to the death of Gen. Sheridan, it did.not
parade, but went quietly to the Hoffman
House from the Erie Depot.
The James G.. Blaine Club, of Kansas City,
i2O strong, ia on its way and will arrive here
Grand Marshal Col. Jones and several hun
dred Of his Brooklyn cohort will trail down
the bay OF the Garrett.
William Henry Harrison Miller and Mr..
Elan, law partners of Gen. Benz. Harrison,
will represent him at the reception and John
Dewey will be received on Board the Sam
Sloan by the Republican Club as a repre-
sentative of the Irish Republican Blainites,
while John ID. Lawson will be pei mitted to
60 with the young men as a sole representa-
tive OF the old-line politicians.
But news comes from Massachusetts, of q
singular apathy. At Worcester, Springfield,
Hartford and other New England cities meet
ings OF Republicans decided not to send rep
resentatives, and there will be but a slim
showing from the New England strongholds
The reception will be Q big thing. though.
especially If the City of New York should
make the unprecedentedly fast trip scheduled
for her.
Cappa's band will PLAY" Hail to the Chief"
as Mr.. Blaine steps on board the Sam Sloan,
and President Edward 4. Bartlett, of the
Republican Club, will informally welcome
him in o short speech.
The Sam Sloan has a Carrying capacity of
l,6o0, but only 700 exclusives, will be per-
mftsed 70 go down the bay on her. Among
these will be Mr.. Levi p. Morton, Senator
State committees, the three sons of MIR.
Blaine. Walker, Emmons and James G., jr.,
Whitelaw Reid, Thos.C Plat, Coy. Foraker,
sss sa q Ha niissos sRa A hIiGs1ss, 1ob Ma SSsrn,an'.
Warner Miller. Breyet-M Major Mckinley,
Henry Cabot Lodge, William Walter Phelps,
Patrick Ford, Ex-Gov. Russell, A. Alger,
Bundy. john A. Schleieher, of the Albany
Evening Journal; @. W. Fairbanks, Of Indian
apolis: Gov: Loring, Inspector Williams,
Col. Elliott F. Shepard. Steve Elkins, Joseph
n. Manley, Sitting bull Lawson and John
II. Starin and 400 members of the Republi-
can Club.
Mr.. Blaine. Mrs. Blaine and daughter, and
Mr.. Blaine's sister. Gail Hamilton, will be
Drought up to a convenient pier. and will be
escorted privately to the Fifth Avenue
Hotel, the Custom-H House authorities having
issued orders permitting the transfer from
the steamer to the Sloan.
the City of New York are Marshall p. Wilder,
A. ]. Cassatt. Earl Donoughmore, Countess
Donoughmore,, J: Macdonald Cameron,
Mrs. Thomas Ravenscroft. Lady Eyeline
Haley Hutchinson. Lady Nora Hutchinson,
w. a. Burgess, Rev. N. Summerbell and
John II. Dos Passos. 49,
follow. The following Is a partial list of
local clubs which will participate;
The Ir1sh-Amsricaa Ant.cleyeland and Proiec.
s,Sa u ae ssT Y ,aa S Elr,a S sysnussi me Ra EspSSli Fa,,
pioyses, Fast Side; Harrison and Morton Colored
Club, sT IVES. Forty. FIRST street; TippeSanOe Club,
BIZ District. gss Third avenue; Young Mems indie
pendent Republican Club, ~ East twenty seventh
Assembly Distncti colered kepubliean Leasqs OF
dred and seventy-seventa street and Vanderbilt
ayeuueS Arthur Club, No. ell East Broadway;
District; Republican club. No. 4bo Fifth avenue;
West Side Ciun; Enrolled Republicans, Twenty
s Sss c A;s'me b D's m FSsnEy! ssH'I R'pu and
Twensy-elghth Assembly districts, Republi-
Union ' RepuOlissn CLUB. thirteenth Assem-.
bly, Dlstnct; Union Protective Club OF the
SSfSfSs Elm As 81 Ssw District SSna; ss%G%rss5 CLUB club.
fyy CLUB, Twenty-seSond Assembly District;
Rana. ManhafNan unconditional Rannhlican Climb.
Joseph Martin Light Guard; Union Republican
Club OF the Nineteenth ASSEMBLY District; Tnlr-
Ssa's Re ssas%1,s club Rass' Of me S0P MftesnIs Assembly
District; Fifteenth assembly District Enrolled he.
Manhattan Eisva.ed Raiivsy Harrison and
E ESaiSa 3 Assembly s0An pis s. S9''' 2oa A.s0'i Menu
SS: :ssSa SiSe q %.rr,. me .I TTep ScI1os
club, Twsnty-ar.t Assembly Districts Butler Pro
isGt,ys Hl1S, Of New YORK; Ninth snral,s As R E Ds.
Of the tenth Assembly District; Tippeoanoe club,
81 the Fourth Assembly District Republican Union
hhs s$IisoG Glr Rsp sSlHssS; S Ssss T Wsst aalisn street. CT!
Tollsd Rspubilcans. Second Assembly District
bbsi s,T,o,: swc Assos citation. s st,.sI sSSioan A, os1,psI
SSly District Republican club Of the cry q New
fGLki John J. MeKenna Harrison ana morton
Cuo' Fourth Assembly District
The parade will form on Fifth avenue, with
the head at Fifty-ninth street, and will be re.
waved by Mr.. Blaine at Madison square. ~
Will be commanded bv Grand Marshal Jack
son. President James p. Foster will ride In
an open bArouche drawn by six white horses,
zach led by q plumed colored man, ut tho
head Of tho Republican League Division, ana
the whole affair will be gorgeous despite the
cArping Of the Mugwumpian element,
Mr.. Kirk. the general manager of the pas
eenger. department OF the lnman line, has
great faith in the powers of the new steam
. snip City of New York, and confidently ex-
poets that she will land Mr.. Blaine and the