New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-04
UITRRYING TO THE CAPITAL.
CROWDED TRAINS BEAR JUBILANT CLUBS
ALL DAY LONG.
THE EXODUS TO WASHINGTON AT ITS HEIGHT
-snME OF THOSE WHO WENT YEsTERDAY
SCENES AT THE RAILWAY STATIONS.

SCENES AT THE RAILWAY STATIONS.
Tho exodus to Washington continued yesterday,
and larger number OF people were whlrlcd away TO
sec the Inauguration than on saturday. Tho depart
urcs from the Pennsylvania. Railroad station were
made quietly, beginning early in the morning and
ending only az midnight.
uaIfpast 4 O'Clock in the morning saw the Wide
awake Republican Club Of Boston. 600 strong the
Home Market Republican Club, represented by l?o
members, and the Pangburn Cadets, counting my
marching tho station tlloueh the drilling ram al"
nv a quarter past they comfortably seated IN
,hc train and speeding away toward the capital Inc
vorn-ont railway men had a slight respite until 30
and then for ten hours there continuous stifam
of humanity in various degrees OF hilarlty and deco
ration Rhode Island showed up well with the Young
Rcnubrcau and Plumcd Knights Clubs, each 100
..,onc the former under the command Of President
John f. Hendricks The White Plumcd knights were
in command Of Captain cor.
MEN FROM NEIGHBORING STATES.
As the two clubs made their way into the coaches,
.be tap.tag tap Of drum vas heard far away In the
distance, and thcIc presently came Into view th'
81 Connecticut National Guard, marching
.icnAidIy and pre- ,cntng bright, gallant spec tace
in their hanisome gray uniforms. They undcr
The command 0; Colonel George Haven. and numbered
nos in all, including officers. The seven companies
into which the regiment divided respectively
|
| rltzpatricE, Cole, Kelehcr, and winsow. special
train Of eleven cars had been allotted TO tho regiment
and they left the station %. At the last moment
the big drum stuck Iast in the doorway OF tho car
md afor the expenditure Of deal Of muscular force
and sulrhurou' language In the cndoavor to dlslod9e
H. Il had To be left behind and sent on by hutcar
Of later train
Tie II special Of tn bore three forces 10 inc
scene If arfion the Jackson Corps Of Albany lo'l'
fill regulation uniform Of gray, with sako' under
,ornmsud Captain William BlaSler III" Boys IN blue
100 Of Troy y. Y, in charge OF Captain Barton ana
eve Harrison and Norton Club OF the Nth Assembly
ri,tilct 100 strong. and potcd by Robert Ray Ham
! uton Alter the departure Of this train amid MN
rcd storm Il cheers and choruscs and waving OF
n2s matters remained quiet for tnc rest of the morn
Ing.
About D. m. n largo crowd Of people and several
rolti,al organizations ;an 10 gather for the Com
| l1c,s onal limited express. vcral sections started.
one being taken largely by the With District Pioneer
! COM. Of jersey City, 80 men, under command oil
| rl,tan 4 j. Brsh and Lieutcnauts John c. Bcr
! rien and g. Klddcr; and the Garfield Union Of tho
Sin .tcor;h wa.d BroolIyn, 30 men, under the COM
AMI " Ca,taln Christopher Muslor The Pioneers
yIc Whit, coats rel tiou-or ha X shakos, and car
! rtcl hatftaXcs. Tic b O0kyn mon wcir dressed I'D
ucht lluc uniforms. with canes and leather erging'
n, Engineer Corps VII IT'S Point w"r' represented
,neNraiy Ly Ser cant Lark. Corporal servin ana Frl
| Vatc kcirN. Inc q Ter ~ iloiH ll"" W. "
number OF happy AMI wcli-drossed civilians
a DINING CAR ~ FLAMES.
shortly before the departure Of the 1913 a. M.
train a fire broke out IN ono Of the dining cars the
alarm was ut once sounded and within thirty seconds
the station brigade had two engines and hose carriage
wheeled MP outside the BY that time the flames
| led been extlneuished and but tr!nlng damage was
d.ne.
The Central Railroad Of Ncw-Jerscy got good share
sf the Inauguration passenger trahc; and Yesterday
sent ont OF the new station many trains heavily laden
with New-l orhors aud Others bound for Washington
At o'clock In tn, morning the first train started out
| with The fnmou, 9Th Regiment of Massachusetts, on
! board. The ain composed Of two sections
c"1c2e, e3cR IRs Na'sa;hussiiS men, under
mand OF Colonel OsPo1i. numbered DER 600 strong
They occupied fifteen and will use them for no.
! tel purposes while IN Washington On the same
Train were the Haiwood Rifles, numbering nearly geo
strong This is a coorcd military organization and
comes from NcW-Ilaven. Tho Massachusetts men,
both white and cOlOrcd. received hearty cheer rom
the people the platforms as the sections lett inc
lie next train south over the new route to Wash
ies ra.nlar piir.ielrhIa sLeciaI bur additional
COACHES were al"d to accommodate the extra passch-
| iacr with twelve car. all fully occupied and tho
Washington sPtr1l at go also carried a lul Ci'ii
plmcni II passengers, though several extra cOacAc'
were added.
DEPARTURE OF THE SEVENTH.
The fcliule OF tie day the departure Of New
Yorl's famous 9Th Regiment. The regiment was nearly
! 800 strong and accompanied by the bahu uhH'r
! Ica.er lappa and the rcgmenial drum corps lhe
assembly, wa. made at the armorV ana the boys IN
.,rayn came down town the Third ave elevated
isl!riad IN companies In CHARGE oi iHrlr T''I' tiFe
captains. The m'n were III heavy n-.cnn. " VI t
Li,city-st lcsly without any special display. ~ inc
) Jrrcy Central station tram -, Ia u,il
een side Of the station section No. l
| ~ conposrd Of N,stilulf ears. Colonel EilUOiS
| - o-t "a Il
!" Ir drsi scion left the station at p. sharp
and The others followed o., two minutes tc"ay la'
men vrir chr".rd heartily By thr.r iricrdr IN lhg
station and icy responded with tier amiar iaii,y
| ,'iav T1I,v VIII breakfast with The Washington
Light Infantry AMI after the lnausuaio cer'ihoi
VIII ~l.rp ia Tie and return tO this CITY al 'oO
on Tuesday.
LIVELY SCENTS At THE FvENING TRAINS
The departures Of the evening were somewhat NOR
strr;n, than those o. the morning \ greater crowd
OF spectators gathered In the Pennsylvania station
and soon the rene was panorama of streams Of
r..orle pouring mo he trains and uniformed orSanla
| lions marching into tn station behind Their ban
o. nfc and driiH corps iii' r4'lohu etIN Iti W.
the road last night without appalcn' dinr"F a.
CERTAINTY without any hliches or long dela!s. ZINC
John j. D'i}i.Cn Association, Pc strong, was inc hiS
rio rrZt frpcrflnt arrival Wa the Veteran Asso
! cafion Of TIE 105th Regiment, DuIyre IouaN'
| seventy mcn. captain Johnson. Ll'iichaWs 'n',
DAVIS end steve s~roeni Joc rf tho %0'l,or
uniform and rrcscntrl good appear anc' In rdpn su
cession cane IN. ilfn1sc1 ana ,.o Mrrii,
n isgl, 90 men. cha9lcs +. ButN comman4gs
thc Coorcd Cuy"rs central loagn@ OF -, iI" %x r.
40 men. George ". I>rnton commanding; tie, NAii,
Assent Is District Republican Club. 100 men C,piai'
John Gunner: NE m.lerck ln.ayroS hmpu"mgm'
i%' mr. Isay ' Gi $50 men, Jo5r
HOGAN comma,dlr-. til" Domnlck sneilcr assoc a
sn,idcr con uardng. IN. Lincoln Union Chib OF H.
iX,b Assembly District. - men: the XVIII Assgmbl'