Evening journal., 1889-04-29
LAST EDITION
OFF FOR NEW YORK.
he Rush to the Inauguration Centen
nial-Those Who Went.

nial-Those Who Went.
All day yesterday the trains over the
Pennsylvania and Baltimore & Chic Rail-
Dad were crowded with people bound for
*he New York Centennial. Nine special
Grains run over the Baltimore & Ohio car
y led the Southern visitors. The South is
evidently going to New York. The
Mepot of the Pennsylvania road was
crowded all day yesterday watching the
#roops go through. The Fifth Maryland
Regiment attracted the most attention.
NJ he regiment is certainly as fine LOOKING
n body of men as one sees on day Jour
III ey. They were 900 strong and
Booked as if they could maintain their
Reputation of being the crack reg
|&oent of the United States. The
|&econd Virginia went through OF the
%rst section of the 2.27 p. m train and
|byere followed by two companies of tar
n eels. . the oueerest looking lot of back
@voodsmen that ever wore soldiers clothes.
&'he'First Virginia Cavalry from Richmond
Ahowed by their appearance that they
representatives of the IF. F. VS."
NJ Ii the Old Dominion. Attached to each
rain were several Pullman cars contain
3#ng Southern bellies to lend attractiveness
No New Yorks fete. The President and
larty went through at o'clock this
morning on the train that was exclus-
X vely described in these columns on Sat
III rday last. The Presidential party was
H II charge of John A King, William JOY,
#sVilliam M. Evarts and Seth Low of the
VI %ieneral Government Committee; Orlando
81 Potter, Clifford Stanley Sims and
n rank S. Wetherbee of the Transporta-
# ion and States Committees.
# Delaware is going to the centennial in
@ hape and no mistake. She appreciates
# he fact that she is to hold the right Of
~ ne, and the appropriation of $4,000 is
Al #roportionately the most liberal Of any
N tate. The First Regiment will go with
II aore men than they have ever had in line
'H& efore and nearly every member Of Troop
a will be in line. The troop is to be supplied
y With horses upon its arrival in New York.
I'll The companies from down the state
H rrived by a special train of eleven cars
[ the Pennsylvania railroad station at
81 so a. m. under command of Col Mar
I'LL hall. The two rear cars were Pullmans
nd were reserved for members of the
Legislature, governor and staff and
tate officers In the party were:
W r. @. Brockson, Calvin w. Crossan,
81 gorge Lodge, Thomas Davis, Abram
s andeerIft George Humphrey Of
,veryI Evening, =. w. Mac1ntire q
M ,vENING JOURNAL, ]. H. Whiteman, j..
al rank Ball, Esq, William A. Gum, X.
/. Davis, David s. Clark, J. II. Hoffecker,
a lieorge G. Massey John E. Collins,
amuel G. Pierce, w. Bggs,
ohm P. Salisbury, Insurance Commits.
ioner Foolxs, R. b. Simpler, George w.
Vhitaker, David o. Moore. H. L. Hynson
N }. w. Waller, g. Moore, DR.. B. l.. Lewis
ohm H. Lingo, DR.. James Richardson,
feorge V. Hynson. l.. Wallace, G.. s.
Iynson, John b. Dorman, G. S. Penne
will, H. H. Morgan, w. E. Davis, Sena-
or Richardson, Walter S. Butler, JohI
}. Gooder, Frank Whelen, A. H. Cahall
a1. Sackett, Daniel Short, William II
3oyce, McKendree Downham, Charles
rreidler, Joseph Biggs, Lieutenant L. d.
Roy Brown, Lieutenant Hart, Colonel
Newell, Layfeld, Chaytor, General
Kenney, General Armstrong, Colonel
Whitley, G. NJ. D. Hart, Richards, Mar
@ bhall, Lieutenant @. w. Kenny.
The Wilmington companies 200 stron
Assembled at their armories at 8 o'eloc
land at 920 clock took up their marc
under command Of Captain Mitchell.
They were accompanied by Hyatt
Military Band and on arriving at th
station boarded three cars on sid
track. While the train, was awaiting II
the special train, trainload of trooI
from the South passed through.
40 the special arrived, OF
hour late and the three cars wei
ATTACHED. This made a train of twely
crowded cars, containing all the Stat
n Militia and officers The N. G. d. wi
make their headquarters at the Sixt.
IN ninth Armory at Third avenue and Sixi
street.
At 2 03 o'clock DUPONT Post, No. 2,
A. r., win leave the B. & o. R. R., f
New York, accompanied by the dru
corps Of sixteen men. The headquarte
will be at Brooklyn DUPONT Post, n
1877, and will review the parade from
grand stand on Broadway.