New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-04
TIE LAST DAY At TIE WHITE HOUSE.
PRESIDENT CLEyELAND OVERWHELMED WITT
PUBLIC BUSINESS PLANS FOR

THE FCTUEE
WASHINGTON March 3 'Spccial.-The President
snont his last day of official life rs induSuouSW
as usual lie attended church in the morning.
hnt except for til, hc gave hIs entire time 10 thc
examination Of bills, which poured in upon hm
faster tl.an he could dispose of tnem. The White
House was closed TO visitors, Mr.. Cleveland de-
clining to sce any one except General Sherman
end the Inc,Ibers Of the Cabinet. The justices Of
the Supreme Court Will call to pay Their
farewell visit in the morning. Mis-
Cleveland remained at the White House
throughout the day. Shc appeared 70 be in good
spirt>-in this differing decidedly from tn oIiciai,
and servants. VINO were melancholy perSonllcd 1t
was stated at the White House last night that Mrs
Clevclnnd would not witness tic Inaugural clre-
monies.
The programme as arranged by Mr.. Clcvehr d
and General Harrison several days ago VIII be-
carried out General Harrison and the commit.
will 20 10 the Executive Mansion at II O'Clock
Mr.. Cleveland will join them and ride with G"n-
cral Harrison the Capitol Aiter thu ccicmon' -
they VIII return TO tie White House ana
p,rtakc Of somc light refreshments. Alter
iunclron. which will not occupy over ten minutes.
lie ex-lrc,ident will take his leave OF the llr,i-
dea,. and then drive to Secretary Farchihs
house where Mrs. Cleveland viii 90 earlier ia
tie day. All the household goods belonging 10
| Mr. Cleveland in the Executive Mansion WIZ"
shipped 10 the Victoria Hotel in Ac"-lork last
week, so that nothing remains for him to DO il
the way OF packing up.
THE NEW-YORK BRIGADE AT TIE CAPITAL.
Washington March (specall.-oNer onr-hah tho
! organzaton, composing the New York ineale are
/ here and the rest are expected tomorrow morning
/ A. a meeting Of the members Of General Lanum'
sian TIL, afternoon II decided ~ present The Con
ctl with th. handsome bsnncr Of The brigade at din
nrr 10 hc given u hi. honor Or Tuesday il-n'. iht
tanner VIII B." carried IN tlc proce1'l~' ny .I ~ '.
! Who figures in Edward J. Nces "a" Q! ichi.
/ COMPANY. Tho VIZ fellow has been Drought on HON
/ Philadelphia for tie purpose
CROWDS DEPARTING FROM PIIlLApELpHIA.
PHILADELPHIA March (,pc"ial. The departure o
people from hi, city yesterday for the Capital. "a
Summed mp ly the Haltiinor, and OH" and lcnnryl
wants. raihoaas exceeded 10000. aud upward o.
10000 passed through Tic ctv on their ay to Wash
! irgon from New York To-day AL expectations ha'
been exceeded arl the two ral!ua,s have brcl
severely taxed. At O'Clock this evening up"Ar
81 100000 people left he ETY.. and many thousand
came from NcW-lo DIRK During III" day 10 tInh
lef the Bload-st sla'cn FIR the capital and forty
nine trains went over the nalfimorc and obs,
IoaI both roads Will mn hall houly trains duriHs
tire night. The empty train, AR, hurried nack fiou
" aslngton, and nmediaicf r'tuih'I IN, am
| Tie following clubs: Tlhccn.h a,d iFA'r ih War
| Union Republican club. IA. nion enPa ii' a. I'D
| sNih Warl lounl, j -Iutlc az the IA! lih tirs
Ward N~pnh'ican Marching Cuh The nfcd Repuh
licln Cub OF lie Twenty ifih Ward. thr Block ~
| Isolation % TIE Twenty ioult Ward. George l. NH
! Pioneer corps ~ Ilolmf mug aMrrNI 81 IA'r y
clubs Harmony Legion Henry h, hogef tHb, s.N,l
! aad The senate Club Of b" S'Nchth Na.o