The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-03


the Baltimore and OHIO. These cars were
selected for the guests OF Mr.. Cleveland.
The car of the Presiiant- elect was the
last Of the train and the most magnif-
cent. II is the Oriental. the private car
OF Austin Co-bin. president OF the Long
Island railroad. The train was I'm charge
of S. NJ. Williams, vice-president OF the
Jersey Central. He and General Passer-
ger Agent II. p. Baldwin received the
guests OF Mr.. Cleveland who left with the
train at Jersey City. The train went
directly to Lakewood.
When the train pulled out the following
were on board, having been invited by Mr..
Cleveland 10 go on his train: Mfr. and
Mrs. Daniel Lamont. Mr. and Mrs. Don
NJ. Dickinson. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Wat
son Glider, DR.. and Mrs. John y. Bryant.
y. G. Benedict and family Mrs. s. NJ
Williams and daughter and Robert
O'Brien, pefsonal secretary 10 Mr.. Cleve-
land.
The Oriental was deliberately fitted up
for the President-elect. All its arrange
ments and decorations were the design Of
Mr. Corbin. The car consists Of a draw
ing-room in the rear. To this are two
large bed rooms. They are finished with
brass bedsteads. bath room. toilet stands
and all the other equipments OF a private
house. A small section adjons the bed
rooms and opens into the dining-room.
Before the dining-room is another small
section and then comes the Kitchen. The
drawing and dining-rooms this morning
looked like bowers. Flowers were on
every hand. In the centre of the dining
table was a large bouquet of leo Jacque-
minot roses. Beside this stood a large
silver fruit stand that was filed with
oranges, apples, peaches, pears and
tropical fruits Bouquets of pink and
white roses and lilies Of the valley hung
on the walls, in the cornices In the little
brackets that decorated the sides of the
car.
The profusion of roses extended out TO
the bed rooms as well. The flowers In
the drawing room were arranged as they
were in the dining-room.
Eight Trains With Tnmmany Braves.
NEW YORK March 2-Elght Special
trains left Jersey CITY this morning hav-
ing on board the members of Tammany
Hall bound for Washington 10 attend the
second inauguration OF Grover Cleveland
as President Four Of these trains went
over the Baltimore and Ohio route and Il
like number by the Pennsylvania. In ad-
dition TO the Tammany Hall members
there were number of independent
Democratic clubs on the trains, the total
number Hf eXcursionists being estimated
at 800.
The Iroquois on Their Way.
CHICAGO, March 2.-One hundred and
twenty-five members of the lroquois
Club, uniformed in Prince Albert suits
silk hats and terra Gotta gloves and car
rying silk umbrellas, started for Washing
ton this afternoon over the Baltimore
and Ohio road Their special train CON
sisted of four Mann boudoir cars. two
Pullman parlor cars and n baggage car.
The train will reach Washington Friday
afternoon at o'clock. and the Second
Regiment Band which accompanies the
club, Will give concert at the Arlington
In the evening. Frank Hoyne is In COM
mand Of the expedition, assisted by Ed
ward 4. Noonan.
The club VIII have its headquarters at
the Arlington. though the members Of the
party will sleep on their train. which Will
be stationed at New York and Florida
avenues.
Nine seepers, a parlor car and COM
mssary car bore away to Washington
shortly after noon to-day 800 members
Of the Cook County Marching club. under
the leadership OF Paul Dassi. They, too,
went over the Baltimore and Ohio road.
ry OF the Washington Rifles, aud a re-
ception room has been secured at the
Riggs House. They Will reach the capi-
tai a short time before the lroquois
braves. and will march in the Western
division Of Saturdays parade.
The Bandanra Club.
LOUISVILLE, KY, March 2.-The Ban
danna Club left for Washington yesterday
afternoon over the Ohio and Mississippi
railroad The Watterson Club viii leave
to-day on n special train over the Louis
Vile and Nashville and Chesapeake and
Ohio railroads.
The Indianapolis Contingent.
INDIANAPOLIS. IND. March 1.-The
indianapolis contingent left for the In
auguration to-day at / o'clock, headed
by the Cleveland Club. 80 strong. includ-
ing a band Of twenty-five pieces. The
club uniform is light overcoats, SILK hats
and canes. The club will stop at Gin
cinnati and be entertained by the Duck
worth club. which will leave with the
Indianapolis party for the capital to-
night. The other members OF the con-
tIngent are candidates for Federal offices
and their friends TO the number OF cou-
pie Of hundred
NEWARK, ". j.. March 2-The Cot
friend Kruger Association left this city
at $3.50 o'clock this morning 10 attend the
Inauguration. There were $50 persons IN
the party.
Governor Flower and Party.
ALBANY, n. Y, March 2.-Governor
Flower and party left here this morning
for Washington IN a private car over
the West Shore road. and will arrive there
this evening. The Governor expects to
return Monday.
Georgia Contingent Arrives.
WASHINGTON March 2.-Governor
Northen. OF Georgia, with his stan ana
a party of twenty-seven prominent
Ceorgians, arrived to-day In the city, and
are qoartered at the Hotel oxford. The
savannah Hussars. who will act as Gov
ernor Northens escort in the Saturday
parade, are expected to arrive to-Hor-
row.
Justice Jackson Arrives.
WASHINGTON March 2.-Associate JUS