The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-20
NEW YoRK's BIG JUBILEE.
The Arrangements for the Trip of the
President.

The Arrangements for the Trip of the
President.
WASHINGTON, April 19-Messrs. King
and Witherbee of the New York centennial
committee, were at the white house aud
state department to-day making arrange
ments for the transportation of the presi-
Dental party to New York on the occasion
of the centennial celebration. According
10 the present arrangements the preslden-
tial train will leave Washington early
Monday morning on April 20, Clearing the
President, his cabinet and their famlilesl,
arriving at Elizabeth, n j., about or
o'clock They will breakfast with Gov.
Green OF New JERSEY. TIE party will then
proceed TO Eliza oethport, where they will
take boat for New York city.
TO LAND WHERE WASHINGTON DID
Landing at the wharf where " ashington
stepped ashore, the party will proceed to
the city hall and listen TO the GRAFTON 10 be
delivered BY Chauncey NJ. Depew, After
luncheon President Harrison will hold re-
ception for two hours AID will then be
driven to the Fifth avenue hotel. He will
also attend the ball Monday night. Score
tary Blaine has promised the committee
that be will respond 10 the toast, The
House Of Representatives, at the banquet
Tuesday night.
CHARLKsToS's CONTINGENT.
CHARLESTON, s. c., April l9.-The
Washington Light Infantry has decided to
take the Eutaw flag TO New York and pa
rade with the common military and not by
themselves This conclusion was reached at
a meeting last night, at which resolutions
were adopted 10 the effect shat the Wash
ington Light Infantry fully understood the
difficulties which surround Col. Cruger's
committee and the impoSs bility OF pleasing
every body and therefore the Washington
Light Infantry will accept the position as
signed them. Thanks were also returned
10 Col. Cruger for the of er of grand stand
seats for the Eutaw flag and the members
of the Washington Light Infantry The
company and the flag will sail hence on the
steamship Cherokee on April 20.
THE ARTILLERY NOT GOING.
The German Artillery have abandoned
the trip
There is considerable discomfort among
the special aids appointed TO Gov. Richard
sons staff. Their names do not appear on
the list published in the New York papers
OF distinguished guests VINO have been pro-
vided with quarters at the Hoffman house.
Many of them have hired horses and trap
pings in New York, and they don't know
now what to do about it. They accuse the
entertainment committee of snubbing them.
THE TROOPS EXPECTED.
NEW YORK, April l9-The following
are expected to take part in the military
parade on April 80:
West Point Cadets 400 strong, bead Of
column.
Then will come the state troops, in this
order: Delaware $50 men, New jersey 8. 700,
Georgia IS, Connecticut 600, Massachusetts
1900 including ancient and honorable
artillery, Maryland 500 South Carolina
Iar vft,5a
New York 1900. North Carolina $50,
Rhode Island $50, Vermont 80, Kentucky
$50, Ohio $500. louisiana 40, Mississippi
90, Michigan 400. District of Columbia 500,
Florida 200, West Virginia 500. Ia addi-
ton there will be 1000 United States regu-
lars and 900 sailors and marines from the
navy.
In the above estimates the Pennsyl-
vAnia troops are omitted as there IS uncer-
taintY about them