Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-30


part % the train. devoted 20 tue Vss OF the news
paper men. delightful lunch hal boon spread
ny the officials OF the rad ia charge
RAPID TINE.
THO ti7,e o. the train Was moro rapid than tho
e'r.sI schedule called for. AMI So il Was that no
Fiap ot consequence 81 Dote wes made gnul
Nost PA 'lalolpfia was reached. This Al
a. aul ne sche !ule called for Wilmington at
q. ~ The tip which hal required George
Washington hun irod gears ago several days
O. inate was covered ia the-e later days IN
fre.n of Pullman coaoh3s and all iher aids 20
trafei, both expeditions aud Luxurious. In as
rf ly ucs sad iu very much greater comfort
Than fr' Father of his (Ouutry' in his day
rslld have imagined possible
20 SIS est Ptiiadelphla here were iu waiting for
fhe t~niu Po~fma-tof-Genera WGnanaker and
se.rrfnrr. who vore given scats aboard while
the onr % RI was changed. Upon the stone cap
ri-r "a Che side hans Of tue ut through which
tr- rcsi runs al West PhnadeiphiR were
FsfherfJ some 81 the work men OF the shops and
tsrI~D he railroad company there bat no de-
r.r, ration was msdc. the tiEhuy-drBwn cur
tsus ~ The kong limo 0f cars not being conducive
% Is manifestation 80 SEM ment whatever may
fsVo boon felt, aud in comparative silence mo
na'n started anew On its way % Trenton. The
next station, Philadelphia proper WAS given the
g-ry entirely A. Tho train took tho rails OF the
Nog fora division.
IARLY EIeERs.
All along The line there we're eorly risers who
raa c4t % greet the train, but contented them
solves ns Far as could 10 soon by merely gazing
or % a. y -p"d by At Ts-ona she first display
81 organized ints WRs shown. On inc green
IN front ~ fhc railroad station WIS gathered a
crowd ~ probably 100 persons, snd Is the lres-
dents rar in me res- Of the train passed the TX
ecative salute Of thirteen guns vas begun
tnoli this time it was noticed that mo clouds
hsi broken swRf IN ine west and tho sun shone
forn, giving promise - a fair day.
A>vIoCs FoR GLANCE.
The train drew up ~ Elizabeth ~ O'Clock i'm
tha nlitsi of a coucour,e ~ people that nled mo
station platform and space adjoining. 1le5
verc % course anxious Tor glance at the Chief
Magis rate but seemed 10 realize tho probability
trht no. had not vet awakened and mo- Noise was
rnaqe tiaf might disturb nl~ siumDer This Vas
me condition % thing and the crowd were dis
afp0inte 10 their desire soc him.
CONVICTION
on the run IN Elizabeth there was NJ incident
q uafs uuio-- fhc congregation Of crowds at
tsvoral stations 60 look az tho ira n "a it moved
along may De- ~ considered. There was de-
ri1"1 break ln fne arranfements al knkaheui,
o. vas previously understood and The change
rsused much oOmmctiOn The train AZ ~ rolled
info tao easy was greeted with presidential 81
late by a battery ct local arunerymeu. Whilo
ul tho ptnor side NJ the ruaI Was 1rawn up
corps OF Continental catets in tbelr teeus,
whose appearance o--ssioned many fayora ,le
comments from occupants of tie trim.
Before lhe party reached Elizabeth cry freai-
cent Harrison ana party, with taeir guests.
.uue their toilets And received the Govern r
aud General SlrySer, Of New Jcrs ,, ana the
General Com mitieo
me rrain stopped N the depot about which
ps. or i.2la p-op.e had gathered, surrounding
t.e carriages that were there % convey Governor
tirreu and hts guasts 20 breakfast Az President
Harrison Appeared escorted by the Governor he
was A. osoe recognized aud hearty cheer went
uu from tte tlrong The breakfast party from
fne tram was 20 consist OF President Harrison,
-- Harrison, Mrs Mckee, and Chief-Jusuce
anl hls FULLER. tut IN the hustle and confusion
iactont 20 tbe occnsion the Chiei-lusti,e
ald h|s WHO, who wore In the ca hng-
land 10 ne middle Of she train, some di--
rs..- fr0m that OF the presiicnt were overlooked
hf t-e couimittee, and The party drove OF with
$50 flom. II vas well known mat tho Jhlof
r1-gi,~ vss So have been at breakfast and his
ffaserce 90 tfo train after tie President and
Governor hal driven % naturally provoked
e0t4.. .fabiy lively comment No explanation
uhrred. however. aud after sitting IN M seat
81 ti- Train Was shifted % the trarks ot o.
central railroad of New JerSoy she Chiei jus
ft. ola-i.idrd that the best thing for him % DO
Was i seosJd the tountilul hospitality Of the
railroad COM auy and got bis breakfast on the
|.4.. gear whither the members OF the cabinet
ta1 preceded him. out 40 this moment Lieu
f..an. Joceou special Hid 70 tho President
..a..t bsck 60 ibe depot in "a carriage,
OIL. .'. panied by ono of the inemFers OF Tho
4 -.i. r,i1nittee In search Of the head OF
,.. f...al judiciary. he was found alter a
..s r...Uf-s a1d hustled OIL 20 tho residence OF .
..r -r--eys Governor Another part ot ne
r-...fa -al program me az hilLAbeih Wa break I
f.-. .1 usnSers ~ the Cabinet on the train
"t-r OIL . rain stopped they we're not asked 10 I
r-G Nr koane explained that his ~ pres9'on /
- -a- ts'Ny mad been Oyerruled by tho Locnl
OF Arrangements on ftr klf'Ali +h1t
'..-n Epud no, De Tune for him 70 carry IL into
efe- The committee had agreed 10 deliver tho .
Irs,i1ent and his party % the New ork repre- /
.nu.e, 40 Elizabeth port promptly at u
DISAPPOINTED.
Cabinet oHlrials succeeded In conceeling their /
appointment 81 boing deprived OF mo plea
t.-. ae,oruQg Ar. hoanss Invitation and
s.ct no. snsolyos by pErteging heartily OF /
t.. lII cheer Afforded by the reilrOad COM /
taa5 Who President Harrison was AT oreaS. /
t- gre Fac train remained I'm the yiciDlIy OF /
t.t atstpn. being moved up and down inc 4
f-la.4 probably Tor the purpose u allowing I
f- tlli eth people an opportunity 70 zee tho /
tfn1s1.ne-t train on earth POotmsster -1entrSI /
Fartin.ker said u reiuIn1ed him ot an a1Ver- /
Pc. mont 81 q circus Al was moving speclscIe. /
Before leaving the earn President Harrison TOOK /
aston 10 express 81 Aasisi -tfenerhl- Farseh-
ra-a gent Boyd his eradication Tor tho manner Z
'. u1f.f. tho Arrangements for the ttenaporta- +
t. tri comfort oi tho party had been PiAhneN
tr.r br.aEfast Governor aud Mira Green,
ir.IIruf Harrison and Mr. Harrison. and the {
l.,- ir,idcui aud Mrs Morton received tho
..s..g l.shed men Of She state ana prominent
.H.fu. While breakfast and mo reception
s.,r- in progrss tho PROCESSION vas forming.
D. We. seven divisions, comprising mo
-lifl reCmout NeW Jersey Nsuonsi Gaaru,
lrttfH tcterun Iodafes. WITH tne CoicasO
I...trs ~ LLelr gueets. ial1y-six Grand Army
O is. RepuD'ic poet4 Odd- Fcllows, uniformed
A'ifhis oil Fythi2s. aud otter civic s0cieilsa inc
f-c t.psrimenL tho division OF aGncultufsNS'
anf ~ coiorod tfooi6.
lrimed .Ately af,e~ The reception came tho re-
Vrn u the PROCESSION Dy the presidential parry
tylng l. ne llHtted stay Of the President III
n.. clty only so divisions, ths National Guard
l.l tne trand Army par6ed la review. When
'ta Grand army had patSod tho procession
% al the presidential party lott the stand
Co. 20 CARRIAGES. forming the non diyisi %. IN
t.f dive on wero the Guard u HOnof society, OF
tiucinnati. Ncs Jersey Historical society. wash
4gi0n Association, S0Us o. kovouticn OF New
s~rfsy, Loys. Legion Invited guests Of the State,
tr-tioveraors Com fnittoe of tho Legislature,
f1su rcfs - C0ngrfs,, state oncers, 0eDefal
fewyii, stato Committee, City COmmitteer boaf1
o. Trade, snt mayors u other cluos Inc
fotire proc tsloa then moved hrohgh the
route. as could be. over "hich
Cd no'issa. inciuding the Boudnot hOu'e.
vbich wa appropriately dodica'ed thcre were
many attractive and novel features Ia ihe pa
rode. The President was then driven la an open
3 .louche along TIE shore Of the xiii " the Alcy
cae b1aLbouse. where the entire party Nas re-
united. and vhsre a ten-Oarod GIG from the De
fgaicn Was 10 waiting 70 take The fresldon.
ID.ard Owing q low water the Despatch hAd
letn forced - anchor behind shooters Island
10 lg10 The President walked down W the noat,
f,i.oSso by yico-PTesi1ent Morton aud Captain
Jrben Thcy to0k seats IA the gig amid the
cQsnrs II tue asse rnbled crowds. the sbrieks OF
fi4sn whistles and the ringing OF bella The
~ thea put On and the measured strokes OF tbe
falOrs soOn brought The boat alongside Oh NE
nosDstah. Then followed The embarkation Of the
Tss, Of toe party ia tenders ana Tho hayward
Tug Nina
TIE TRIP UP INK KILL.
~ was about i,:i5 O'Clock whom the start OF tho
Dexpatch Oh hcr Tip up the kil was announced
~ me gus from POrf hichmond, and u Was
after " O'Clock when she came IN sight IN no
upper bay F0r serW%i minutes the roar o.
mon a. she passed. no several msp-of- war
w. aifnoet deafoaing. each Of these. together
With tho forte Ia tbs barber. nr1nK nAilonal
saints. The hay Wa crowded With vessels Of
every Description, 20 that from a cistencc
Enmpto OF the olear water ras practically ina
possible. Every vessel Ia the great neet upon