Evening journal., 1889-04-29

Of John A. King, William jay. William H.
Robertson, William NJ Evarts and Seth Low,
representing the general government com
mittee; Orlando b. Potter, Clifford Stanley
Sims and Frank s. Witherbee, of the trans
portaton, the centennial and states COM
mittees.
Among the other distinguished guests are
Secretary Window, Mrs Window and tho
Misses Nettie and Florence Window; Secre-
tary and Mrs. Rusk, Miss and Master RusS
Walter Blaine and Miss Margaret Blaine,
Chief Justice and Mrs Fuller, Associate JUS
tices Field and Batchford and Associate JUS
tice Strong (retiredl, Of the supreme court Of
the United States; Miss Strong, Col. Thomas
F. Barr, of the adiutant generals office;
Lieut. 7. B. Mason, U. S. N. and Mrs Mason,
end Horny W. Raymond.
The newspaper men who are here with the
presidential party are p, J. Degraw and
George Grantham Balm, Of the United Press
A. J. Halford, Of the Associated Press; rep
resentatives Of The New York Tribune, The
New York Times The Philadelphia Ledger
and other Newspaper correspondents to the
number Of about twenty.
The Party at Breakfast.
As soon as tho train was pulled up the par
ty alighted and took seats in carriages which
were waiting at tho station 10 take them to
the houses Of their respective entertainers.
They were Icing looked after by the New
Jersey state committee, which was as follows
William J. Sewell, chairman; Gen. e. Burd
Grubb, James II. Grier, Hugh w. Adams
Edward f. Brooks, Col Benjamin + Lee
Richard A. Donnelly, John J. Toifey, Ed
ward f. C. Young, Jonathan w Roberts
William IL. Skinner, De Witt Clinton Jones,
Cortlandt Parker, f. Walcott jackson
Charles f. Green, Samuel M. Hammill
Charles w. Shields, Edward H. Wright, Nor
rel L. Gates and Henry L. Janeway.
President Harrison and his family, Vice
President and Mrs. Morton, Chief Justice
and Mrs Fuller, Justice Blatchford ant
Justice Field went TO the home OF Governor
Green, at West Jersey aud Cherry streets
The members Of tho cabinet aud the ladie.
accompanying them took breakfast with ex
Congressman ]. Kean. At the home Of Mai
Adams, Justice and Mrs Miller Justice anC
Mrs. Harlan, Justice Gray, Private Secretary
| Halford and Mrs. Halford took breakfast
Reception at Governor Green's Home.
At $3.50 an informal reception was held a
! Governor Green's home, al The prominen
officials Of Elizabeth and the state official
being invited Here at o'clock the centen
nial committee appointed by Mayor Grie
took President Harrison in hand and lookeI
after his comfort The committee is: Mayo
Grier, chairman: Benjamin Williamson, JOIN
Kean, William w. Thomas, Robert Chet
wood, William Barber, Col ~ IA umford
William Stiles, DR.. J. B. Crane, Mai Georg
Hal.tead, james c. Ogden, Morris Hetfield
tine Rev. DR.. T. Kempshell and Judge Win
lam j. McGee.
The President on the Stand.
On the lawn in the rear Of Governo
Green's home has been built a stand that wi
seat about 800 persons, and President Harri
son took the seat of honor thereon at
o'clock, when the procession started. G.
X Halsey was the grand marshal, and ha
for his aids r. s. Williams, chief Of staff; .
T. Hammill, Edwin Marsh, Adam Whitte
man, Thomas Tillow, William Mahonel
Charles w. Irvine, Horace Green, Jr
Samuel Il Moore, Jr., Edward Baldwi
John w. Whelan, Dennis G. Crane, Frai
W. Bauer and j. c. Tichinor The ten {
visions OF the procession comprised abo
5000 men as follows:
S First Division-First City Troop Of Phil
delphia; a battalion Of New Jersey militi
composed Of five companies Of the Third rel
ment
Second Observation-Disclosures Of the Graz
Army Of the Republic TO the number
1900, under command Of Department Coz
J mander w. B. e. Miller.