Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-01

Mr.. Cleveland announced last evening the
de tails of his journey to Washington. He will
make the trip tomorrow. leaving Lakewood
shortly after noon and arriving in Washington
about $50 in the evening. The train will con-
sist OF three special cars. Baltimore. Oriental
and Monmouth OF the Royal Blue line and a
baggage car. Tie train will be made mp at the
Jers ey City station of the Central railroad Of
New Jersey and viii start on the arrival of the
10 am. ferry boat from New York.
The party from New York will consist of
Daniel S. Lamont. Mrs. Lamont. Don. NJ Dick
inson. Mrs. Dickinson. J.. C. Benedict and the
ladies of his family. Richard Watson Glider
Mrs. Glider. DIR. Joseph ID. Bryant. Mrs. Bry-
ant. Miss Bryant S. NJ. Williams. second vice
president of the Central Railroad of New Jer-
sey; MIS-. Williams Miss Williams and Private
Secretary X. l.. O'Brien. The train will arrive
at Lakewood about ii 80 am.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland and Baby Ruth and
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis I. Freeman Of this place
will complete the party on the train. Ali OF the
servants will go on the tram and the baggage
and personal effects which Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve-
land have at their cottage will be placed in the
baggage car. The train will start shortly after
IL o'clock. The loading OF the baggage may
delay the departure till 1918 O'Clock from Lake
wood.
The train viii go over the tracks of the South
ern Railway of New jersey to BED Bank, where
1t will be switched on TO the main lire of the
Central Railroad of New Jersey. No stop will
be made until Philadelphia is reached 4
change OF engines will be made just outside of
the city and the train will pass Chestnut and
24th streets at 3:45 p m. without stopping.
ARRIVAL HERE.
The run from Philadelphia will be over the
Baltimore and Ohio tracks to Washington, and
no stops will be made unless it is found neces-
IN cbap Rolx;
is scheduled TO arrive in Washington between
6:l5 and 6:30.
Orders have been issued TO have all the tracks
clear ard every precaution will be taken TO
avoid all delays. Mr.. Cleveland has arranged
especially to make no stops and to make the
trip 20 Washington as quickly and unostenta-
houslv as possible. The party has been limited
to personal friends OF Mr. and Mrs Cleveland
No encouragement will be offered for large
crowds to gather III large cities or in the MANY
small towns through which the train will pass.
There Will be no speech making nor hand shak-
Ing en- route. No newspaper men will be per-
United on the train. and unless the present
plans are upset the journey will be made with
out incident.
Luncheon will be served in one of the speciaI
cars soon after the start and the entire party
will dine at the Arlington in the evening.
Rooms have been taken at the Arlington for
the party. Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland expect to
remain at the White House after the inaugura-
ton.
Mr. Cleveland had a number of callers yes-
terday. Among them were Henry Willard. who
made his first trip to Lakewood. and when
asked the object of his visit said that he came
out to see the piney.
Private Secretary O'Brien came out from New
York with MIR. Willard and returned with him
last evening. Father Ducey of st. Leos Roman
Catholic Church Of New York and the Rev.
Wilton NJ. Smith, pastor Of the Fifty-seventh
Street Presbyterian Church. which Mr.. and Mrs.
Cleveland attend in New York also called to-
day at different times. The approaching de-
parture of the Clevelands from Lakewood has
increased the interest of the towns people and
the hotel guests that the board walks to the
Little White House" are thronged with peo-
pie. The family carriage and the perambulator
of little Miss Cleveland are objects Of much
attention.
The resident and transient population of the
town will be at the station to the distin-
guished party off, and the following day will
probably witness a large exodus of people who
have delayed their departure in order to be
present on that occasion. The Cleveland car
riages and horses will be brought on to Wash
lngton before the end OF the week. As the cot
tage was rented furnished only the pictures.
books and ornaments and small belongings of
the Clevelands will be removed. Mr.. and Mrs
Cleveland have been at Lakewood six weeks,
and during that time have taken an interest in
the affairs Of the town. which will make their
absence felt by the town people as well as by
the hotel proprietors.