New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09

Dudley, Senator Hobert NJ Chace of Rhode Island
Mr. Christ, of Arizona Colonel Montgomery,
John p Sanborn. of Michigan, A. L. Congcr, oil
Ohio and Colonel ]. Woods. the Sergeant-at-Arms'
REPUBLICAN OFFICIALS ON BOARD.
Just before the boat started the glce cluo
belonging to the Colored League Of the Attn
Assembly District appeared and gave some strrlns
campaign songs in spirited manner. The floheer
Corps Of the Nth Assembly District ana e'i.
ton from the Kansas City Blaine Club came III ,li.
500 by this time At 2 o'clock tho Sloan swuhs
ont into the stream. followed closely ~ inc
Pulver and number Of other p pSa's rea Which
was widely scattered at times, included INC roncc
boat Patrol under Captain Smith, with 0o hs
sOnsr McCsv9 AND TopS Tay Of q Stone W. H.
Vanderbilt, Thomas l.. Hunt. Mary Lewis, hora,
Lyndhurst. Titan. Hazel Kirke. and several othef
yachts sailboats and steamers
PROCEEDING DOWN THE BAY.
The Sloan proceeded at once to Quarantine, win
Mr.. Rices little steam cutter Daisy leading the
wav On making fast to the Health Officers
pier Chairman Pool, of the Reception Committee
and President Bartlett went ashore to the tele-
cranh Office. They were met by DR.. Smith, who
seemed 10 think that Mr.: Blaines arrival before
today was rather unlikely 1t was arraneyu,
Narrows and as soon as word came from tlre
Island that the City of New-l ork had Deeil sg .,
signal would be displayed by the heai, nun O, ~ ,L
Again the boat put out to sea. The heap OF inc
ms had modiaed greatly; cool bre tbs
sprang up Heavy clouds hid tho, SUM- making the
sail about the Bay agreeable TO all All aioh6 ,Ie
Staten Island hills crowds were gathered. watch
ing through powerful glasses for the e"senS t
awaited vessel Dozens OF saucy little san Doa.S
,be sloan ready 10 start with her down the
Bay as soon the WORD came 70 80. u.nno
would have supposed from the genera , apps,"0
Of everything that il was Nauonai hohuaS'
M,rrR1AI. ENOUGH FOR A CONVENTION.
Time nassed quickly on the Sloan. 1t was an
interesting company. AS General Hustled re-
marked We have got all the material here ior
National Conyention Yes he added with
smile looking in the direction of group OF states
mon :. there is lots of Presidential timber here
too" . -, ,b. Tag;s
Yes" added another member OF me- ahe h naHs
lafnre the bltterest opponent OF MI Dalne niusO
admit that he is being welcomed home py d saIh-
crinr that fairly represents every clement Oh tnc
Republican party Every sec'C ION % dcI I here
Nothing indeed could be more factioniess thsh UP
company This, to my mind, Is not only a nisa
tribute to Mr. Bans Su1 M aiG as newer before
Nearly every prominent member OF inc hepuo-
Econ Club was on board They were dis'ppoih,-
ed of coirse at the result Of The search out nra
ali declared that they would go down again tins
morning and stay down the Bay another day IL
necessary
WHOM MR. BLAINE WOULD HAVE SEEN
Hero ore some of the members and their guests
who were present.
wn,,,m Brookned. John T. Baker. ex-AlderInsn James
p HAYES, william IL. Chapman, O. W. Stewart 'haI,e'
Lyons IT, Robert P. Getty Dr. C. +. Teeis' Eo"Sru '"
neu Andrew Mclean. George Mclean, r. A. kuchan
p A. Thatcher w. p y. HollineswoFth j. H. Emery
David S. Walton, D. w Travis, John T. Harmon, nc"I
r. Payott Davis o. Williams, T. b. Robinson M1lor
T. Rice Jacob Halstei, J. Edgar Leaycraft D. V. barn
7 q Ruron C. T. Johnson President w. II. Williams
Of the BROOKLYN Young Mems Republican CLUB; W. IL
Weed, D. W. Msbe X. l.. Clapp Nelson Lyon H. II
Leavitt S. w. Fay Walter Hughson, Dr. r. II. Murphy
Joseph d. Weeks sherman p. Dewey, NJ. NJ Budlonc
Peter H. Miller Albert Sweeney j. w. JacoDus' IL. Is
Johnson. f. y. Iaimbeer Edward Thomas NJ A. fos
burg A. W. Riddle, George Place, Isaac s. Solomon NJ
Dunleavey. =,
Alexander Caldwell Frank NJ Leavitt, George Taroeii
s. s Stewart John p Lane ii. C. Druskle d. A. sahleln
NJ r. Crow, William c. Doscher, John Gwyer' duncan IL
Curre W. G. Fisher John II. Holmes, o. 7. shaher
A. s. Hayes, Cephas Brainerd, ir., C. G. MORRISON L.
Forster General Kerwin, J. Thomas stearns CLARK NC
Crum L. II. Chds, John p. Wood George NJ. b. Nudge
b. r. Ashley, +. F. Clapp. A. A. Vance, H. B. BliI'hgs
r. H. L. Randolph, Edwin Mix B. S. Orcutt D. Il
Lasher NJ IT. f. Gouraud J. n Hcnrlques, E. T. Nor'h
Peter Tighe. r. d. Pelton, Dr. NJ Cavana Johh NJ Newton
a. II. Carman G. ID. Gerard, A. Lester Meyer o. II
Email William Luhmann, J. L. Motherhood D. Home
Uudreth Horace f. Ayers, John Marsh, Lieutenant D. u
Blocknger. j. S. Harnca John Simpson, william H. 1e
Eyck C. w. Meade, floyd Carkson Robert A. 1feaceal
E. p. Hau;en T. Root II. {. Henderson, oS"les p
Hustled ] West f. Fry. II. J. Donaldson +" )
Moo-e NJ ! Dady George C. Bachelor. Phlo liagel
Richard j. Lewis George D. Dean. exJustice Gedney
Frank Tousey. William II. Townley, f. H. Barnard
II. Il. Johnson j. s. Rockwell T.. w. Anderson. W. W
Merrill j. A. jarvis George ID. White. John McGensey
]. A. Greene, j. NJ. Hedges Thomas +. Wentworth N J
Townsend Fritz BrookGeld, J. J. Flynn, E. o. Babcoch
L. S. Strong, Archie Nevins Isaac L. Rogers W!lliaI
Brookfold NJ Goldschmidt, T. j. Nakapawa, j. Z
Hedg s. NJ DurIor J. NJ. Mayer, H. D. Dickinson, Nchc
las /. Colt w. c. Estes c. PWlliams, James II. Phpp'
c. Won VI. c. Addoms, William Enstein, John Y.
Garrison, NJ Randolph, j. r. Young, C. c. Wanct Georc
II. Clarkson Julius NJ. Mayer Alfred D. Bell John
Godfrey d. Morgan Hidreth, r. f Smith, Charles W
Bsard John A. Ccnnell. Alfred g. Mason. A. w. Kint
man. Iarwood Post j. b. Ayers, 7. c. Whitney. j. Caie'
Frank Il. Marks, George Nee. Hu>son, General KNAPP
wellington Smith, J. J. Halleck, J. D. Sherwood. e.
Bartholomey and NJ Won Wct4eben.
WATCHING THE HEALTH OFFICERS FLAG.
The Sloan went down the Bay as far as IIofima
Island Some Of the quests wanted to go
Sandy Hook, but the Committee thought 1t be-
to keep within sight of the Health Officers fla
staff. Two hours or more were spent in salir
about in sight Of Bath Beach and Coney Islam
and then another call was made on d.. Smit
Half dozen steamboats, were waiting then.
word had been received from the steamer II
more hopeful members of the company began
think that they waiting in vain. Still Il
best Of spirits prevailed. Cappa's band struck L
lively air. :,
Let US have a parade now" shouted NJ
Johnson, of Maryland. 1t formed at one
Everybody joined in the procession, which vi
led by the band. The enthusiasm of the crow
increased. 1t was suggested that all should
ashore and hold a mass-meeting. The motion ";
unanimously adopted, and III ten minutes u
steamer was almost deserted .
The meeting lasted nearly two hours
Pool and President Bartlett waited in the Telegram
room near the pier until o'clock. No news
the ship having arrived then, they decided
return to the city. On the way back the col
mittce announced that the Sloan would sta
Az Raw
sharp o,cuu
and Mccoy, who went down on the Sloan yes,,;
day said they only intended TO examine N
Baine's personal baggage. His family won
90 on to the pier and be landed there. L
Sloan arrived at the pier about O'CLOCK
A MASS-MEETING AT CLIFTON, s.
1MpnoA,prr PARADE AND SPEECHES BY %