New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-19
Canada on their way TO the Worlds Fair dedioatory
exercises and return. with their horses, arms and
equipments.
OFF FOR CHICAGO.
LARGE PARTY OF GovBRyME OFFICIALS And
DIPLOMATS LEAVE WASHINGTON
OTHER PARTIES START.

birboNAiS LEAVE WhohiE''i''
OTHER PARTIES START.
Washington, Oct. Isl-Three superbN equipped
trains moved slowly OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
station this morning. conveying the highest oilcias
OF the Executive branch OF the Government the mem
bers Of the supreme Court and diplomats and rep
resentatives OF foreign countries TO Chicago 10 aehu
the dedlcatory ceremonies OF the Columbus Exposition
The three trains left the station only few minutes
apart the first section starting at 10 55 O'Clock The
Cabinet train the first start II had on board
the Cabinet officers, the wives and daughters OF some
Of them persons employed In the departments
II in charge OF Mr. Ewing OF Chicago. The su-
preme Court train with the Chief and associate
Justices followed a few minutes behind and then the
diplomatic train, bearing at least hundred repre-
sentatives from foreign countries, moved on.
The trains were scheduled TO leave at 10 so but
long before that hour the guests began to arrive and
soon the station swarming with persons OF all
nations talking in many different languages. and
All eager to start The Justices OF the Supreme Court
arrived early and Immediately shown to their
cars The members Of the Cabinet reached the
station and by 10 80 O'Clock many OF the diplomats
had arrived and boarded their train.
Those on the Cabinet train were Secretary OF state
John W. Foster Mrs Foster and servant, Attorney
General Miller, secretary Tracy. Mrs Wimerding and
Mis- Wllmerdlng and maid, POsimas or General Wanna
maker Assistant Secretary Soey. Lieutenant SOuther-
land Lieutenant Commander Cowles. Secretary Noble
and wife and Miss Hastead Miss Elkins, Lieutenant
De Pray OF the Army; F.. NJ. Dawson, Chief Clerk OF
the Interior Department a. 7. Ewing and l.. a.
Finney Postmaster-GeneT7 Wanamaker occupied the
superb compartment-car Ideal alone. lie had intended
taking u party with him his guests. but the plan
mscarried. The train was composed oil the cOnpart-
nent car Raleigh dining Continental. compart-
nent car IDEAL drawlngroom car Dante and observa-
lion car Lybaras. The train started promptly at
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,hore benc only fifteen persons the exclusive
n, tbe train attaches who far Ounumbecd the Justices
and their families on the train. -Four cars were at
their disposal which allowed about four persons 10
car and .or these there thirty sections ana four
drawing rooms. Those who were on the train were
Chief Justice Fuller and Mrs. Fuller Justice Harlan.
Justice Gray and Gray. Justice Blatchford justice
Brewer and Mrs Brewer, Justice Brown and Justice
shiras Marshal j. ~. Wright Mr. Mckinney, the CLERK
Of the court and Mrs. Mckinney. and Fred Foust.
. mage Of the court. Their train is made up OF the
COMPOSITE car Esperanza. slcepers Longfelow and
Cervantes and dining car Lafayette. Jolh L' "nme o'
Chicago was In charge OF the train.
The diplomatic train followed five minutes behlnd
and was made up OF the finest cars that ever rolled
out OF station. They were the composite car Al
tbony dining car agdalene sleepers Schiller. Bulwer
Narcssts compC site car superb and the Observation
car Alroy on the train were Baron De Fava' Italian
Minister and Marquis Imperial. OF the legation: Senior
Don tayetaNO hOnsIO anu CfiVA ~ iN''"N'N' - $50
Mexican legation Charles De strive. Russian Minister
and p Bokne first secretary; Mavroyen Bey.
Turkish Minister. and Migirditch Ehendi Norgmah.
first secretary ChevGier de Tavera' Austro iuIsaF"h
Minister: senior Don Horacio Cuzman, Nlcar1guah Mlh-
lister: Ye Cha Yum, Korean Charge dAhhires AAF'd
de Claparede swiss Minister and Dr.. Charles = la'e
secretary OF legation Michael IL. Herbert first sec
rotary British Legation, and Arthur ROBERT feh
Alfred lie Ghait Belgian Minister, and Raymond lie
Chalt: Pung Kwang lu, first secretary, Chinese lie
cation and Ilng Twai Senior ThoniaI DE S'uLa
Roza Portuguese Minister, senior Don Nlcanor boe''
Peraza Venezuelan Minister and Senior De BoIe'-
Pcraza Count De sponneck, Danish Mlhs'er' 10"
Tatcno Jarnnes? Minister and Mr.. Tsuenllro hiynsAa
and Lieutenant 5. Nalmmura. Of the lse'tion Senior
salvador de Mendonca. Brazilian Minister, and Doha
Maria de Mendonca: Dr. Don jose VI. ihgoyen, sec
rotary Peruvian legation and Sonora De frgoyen and
Senior Don Manuel Elguera, Paul Desprez. cohnsehor
French Legation, and NJ. j. Depret; Baron u Won
K~teler secretary German Legation. Lieutenant Al
brecht Heese and Mr.. Won Muzenbecher, OF the sga-
ton: J. Mott smith, Hawaiian Minister; senior Don
f. D. De LONE. the Spanish Minister. Sonora De
Lone Seniors Don NJ Multedo, de saavedra and seoane.
OF the legation senior Don j. Il. Calvo and Sonora DE
Calvo senior Don A. Cruz, first secretary Gillian Le-
cation and Senior Don G.. Amurategh; Hubbard T.
smith, Mrs. Butterworth. Miss Waite Mr.. and MIS-.
r. A. Brown Judge Weldon. John \. Kasson. Captain
Bliss Captain sch0led, Commissioner j. W. DousiaS
and Assistant secretary Adee.
The first section Of the train Will reach Chicago TO-
morrow morning 50. The train Will leave chicago
with the same equipment and In the zane order at
3 p. IN. next Saturday.
Philadelphia oct. Ie.-CoveInor Robert J. REYNOLDS
and staff Of Delaware Mayor stuart, Of this city, and
A Council committee Of twenty five, left here Last
evening at 20 On special train cVcr u" Penn
s,lvauia road for Chicago where they Will take part
I'm the Worlds Fair dcdcaOry services. $500
baltimore, oct. le.--t afdinnl Gibbons Archbishop
sato Archbishop Ireland. the Very Rev. DR.. O'Con-
nell, rector Of the American College at Rome the
Very Rev. {. +. Thomas, chancellor OF the Arch
diocese OF Baltimore. and the Rev. Mr. Mackah left
this forenoon for Chicago, where they Will participate
In the dedication exercises OF the Columbus Exposition
on Friday next The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company gave the Cardinal and his party special car
Hartford Conn, oct. ls-The special train carrying
Governor Bulkeley and his party, and the Governors
Foot Guards. 10 Chicago FOR the dedication OF the
Worlds Columbian Exposition left Union Depot at
0:ls O'Clock this morning