New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-05
ME-. CLETELIND LEATES noe ISLAND.
THE IsLANprEs GNTHfE 10 SIZE HIM ofF-FX
TECTED At LAKEWOOD To-Day.

THE isLAxnrEs GNTHfE 10 SIZE HIM ofF-Tx-
rEoTHD At LAKEWOOD TO-DAY.
T,moro Va Dee. 4.-Prc-ldcut. elect Cleveland
edid IL. visit nj the Broadwator club tonight ana
started ~ 10 ~ O'Clock In the pnNai" car "i 'ni"r
,uicndent Kcnucy. Of the Tliladclpaia. Wimiuei"n
ard U.ltimoN Enroad attached Oh" the Ne" l"rh
Hires. white viii arrive I'm JERSEY CITY about 20"
10 orrow morning. passing through Philadelphia at
$40 q. M.
The lasi dnv on Hog l-land was pa->ci in peace
and quirincss 80 vi-itp,s vcr' permitted "n ur
Island. although Chairman Ai>lc.worih. ~ ID" Acco
mae County Democratic Committee. and "tl"r-, pee
cut.d fh.m>oyc, ~ tho steamboat landing nca~ here
carly tll- morning. Mr. Cleveland -pcn' most "i Tie
Gnv indo,rs taking short walk irnm "a" cottage q"
ds host MIR. Fcrf,il during tAo morning 10 iAc cllo.
lou.c and back. The afternoon wn, .p'n' in rr'inr.
,,lo,. for departnre Nioui { o'cors farewell, Hcre
.aid and Mr. Cleveland va. driven 10 th" WHAT.
Were most 81 the island people h1i a~semhiri.
GOod-iy and come again. manT oi Item dicl
a, be- boarded a small boat and was ro"'d To TIE
steamboat sunshine with l.. CiaIh" Davis aui hr'
Terrell
Tho sun was already HANGING low above the pines
on the iaror mainland. and the broad wntc'' OF the
inlet were unusually calm The journey hy water Va
smoothly nrl quickly made. tho vessel aui'lu- Al
Willis Wharf az half past i've. llerr ~or' % m'r
teams Lad brought pcop!o from tie -lir1"nnaih'
country 10 catch Gimp" u the departing VISITOR.
u Wa ucdtly CIIl. and fao J ll"il 'Nl ''''lli-
sight of the group II watcher. ~ the boat approached
entered the cnLln and W.. los, 20 ihcir Wow supper
va, prepared and eaten on the boat after whi'h VT
Cleveland emerged from the cabin ari walked "horr.
lie smiled when he the crowd. and shook hama
with some who pressed forward. III fac" was Inlhy
and showed the marks Of his outdoor esp ,uir. y
coach was in waiting. and the President elect enter
Ing Was rapidly driven 10 ENmorr station about a
mile and a half distant Another crowd % lc>s t'an
u hundred had collected there. ard watched Mr. 'lc'c
land mount the steps. - h" entered The door he
remarked 60 small bow cllnpng 10 inc IHll' LUCK
out, yOu'H break your neck
once within. the curtains were dTnwn ara cnirtu
porter stationed AT each door y H. Iri,> tne SUI ~
agent admitted and cOnvcrscd With Mr. ClHt"laIi
were subsequently, introduced TO the President eject
When nOrthbDnnd train arrived. the 1Nht: ear was
coupled and Mr.. Fcrrcl bidding lis rn"'t farewell
returned 10 Broadwate:. Mr.. Davis accompanied Mr'
Cleveland. $1,000,
Lakewood, y. j., Dec. from All intimate friend
OF Mrs Grover Cleveland II !, learned that Pr'si1eh'-
elect cleveland expected here t0mOrr ~ afternoon,
possibly the . 10 O'Clock train. III" frr'ncht
elect Will. II Is said. remain nj the Freeman co'Ias
until Wednesday or Thursday. when he VIII return 10
Sew York with MIS- Cleveland and Baby Ruth: Atter
STAYING in NewYor6 for few days Mrs. Cleveland
will Sort for the West. where she Intends % speo
weeks.
dny from his Hog Island hunting diversion ms
first public appearance after his return Will he ~
the dinner Of the Reform Crb. which i 10 take pe
on next saturday evening. Besides the eN President
the Hat Of speakers will be made mp OF Carr Snnih.
senator Roger Quarles NILS Of TcNas' eN,"oV"rn2,F
James +. Campbell. Of OHIO; General Patrick A. OF
linz OF Massachusetts, and exCongrcssman william
X. Morrison, Of Illinois.