New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
MR.. CLEVELAND ARRIVES HERE
THE PRESIDENT AND HIS Party IN TOWN.
COMING FROM WASHINGTON On SPECIAL

COMING FROM WASHINGTON on sftClAh
rgNN-ENTERTAISE At THE vIcToM>.
Tho train which brought President Cleveland ana
his Marty from Washington did not reach jersey Guy
rnuI nearly 10 80 O'Clock last night. Besides inc
Ir sdcnt and Mrs. Cleveland thee were In In" party
secretary AMI Mrs. Walter .. Cir s1anl, secretary ana
Mrs. John G.. Carlisle, secretary and Mr. Hose @m',
secretary and s. Danie! :. Lamont. NJ riiey-''lo"
and Mrs Oney, Posma,ter-ticnrr al and NJ li"ro"rt
y p,s.el, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. BayarH, ana ir'
covs,,nd,s private secretary, Nj. rhuTher.
Tho train was a special one in char" OF George W.
ro,d assistant general pass agent 81 thc reh"
sylyona Railroad. IT consisted OF nve c"f'' ONO
NJ them being tho paror ear "Nild"o"'' "Il'n
WAS used exclusively By tie lrehleht "hu '"'S
Cleveland. Tlere was con'lifrdD' 'ho'n' o "',~
understanding a. 10 when the train would r'acH 'io
ts,iop and II wa not until half an hour before IL.
finally reached there that tho railroad hih tl'h''
selves knew when II Would ID" IN imam! u"I r.
ccvcd word that IL would be there al IJ;l-' D"' !"
ros fifteen minutes later than this whtn u many
,,ched tie sa.ion. II lcft Washington NJ 1;5o ana
those on the train said that 1t was delayed '"he"""'
So tho large ,un,bcr Of trains coming t4i' way.
LARGO crowd " people was nj The station ~
hour or so before the train Wa, 20 afGN" I" o '"e
rresldcn, and the members OF the cabinet AMONG
those early on the ground were The members q 'Hs
committee Appointed 10y tn Commute" OF Oh" Iuhu''o
IN meet the President. Iii, c0mnltl"" consisted 81
j. Edward simmons Edward v skinner l'ldor 9u"u''
,I,rorcc " Bowen Howard Carroll Walter stanton
ana James T. Martin. All of The re mi"ra 81 IN" '"''-
mittec were there except General Poi''F VINO was
at the Union League tlub. and Nj. >imn!"h'' NIT
waiting for some time for the train. the members Of
the committee got tired OF standing In IN" ony Ws"I
air and they went into the restaurant AT the station
and moved the hour that they had 10 Walt
around the table. United states MARSHAL J"hh W.
Jacobus was OF the first n.n on IN" GFouiu'
With him were about twenty mar'halN, VINO we're
distributed through the crowd the lookout for pos
sibc cranks.
| When the train rc:clcd the station Colonel
lac bus WI, the frs, man t. greet the President
| With the assistance OF his marshns ana Il ie"
jersey City policemen he kept the crowd back. AS
Mrs. Cleveland stepped from the car bouque' %
| roses presented TO her. She po"ed 'io
| smiled hor acknowledgements. The members OF me
| reception committee soon selected the men TO whom
they had been assigned and procession In double
file was formed toward the freight elevator winch
was to be used to lower the party from the STATION
to the ferry floor Perry Belmont escorted the freSi.
| dent: james j. Martin took Colonel Lamont, ana
the other memL'rs OF the reception eom'
mittee walked along with the several officials. ,.
| 1t was expected that secretary lirtbert Wom.a
the President at the station hnt ne coa nor
ard he scEd in his stead Leuehant . se eama
| Wood of the Dolphin. l.ientenlnt spencer came
dressed n full uniform ana he he ws led he P o
| and his party TO their carriages. - ,.,.u,,
| There a much larger crown III NN.'ihs
IJoel when the President and hi, partV reached mere
soon after IL o'clock n'mbtr OF policemen were
| on dI,y but they did not Know what To- DO. But
| Colonel Jacobus whose carriage reached there
| minnie in advance OF the Presidents carriage soon
Strengthened everything cut and had TWO n,S s o'
onc'rs formed from the sidewalk to III" motel uoor'
on the Finh-ave side of the baildns for the frysi-
| don, IN ms, As the Prrlucit ana Pits.
| cleveland stepped from their c1rrias' ul"y "'ro
| checrsd and there sudden rush toward 'nein'
! co,onei JacObu, and the policemen stood lrmly now
ever and tie party got through the line ana int2
| hn hotel without Interference. The President aIH
| ,ho member, OF the Cabinet were shown 10 their
room, Immediately. and lisht iuncheon was ser'co
| Tor them later r the private diningroom.
| Mr. Cleveland and his party will go on board ne
| Dolnh,n al 10 o'clock this morning ana re'lew Inc
nn"v'ri ueet I'm the Hudson River. - -.
| Conlrollcr Theodore ". Myers ana Coiohe "eorso
T. N,(Jell,n Pres dent of the Board II Aldermen.
| me-, MIR cleveland at the hotel later and had ew
| minu,ss, chat with him. Mr.. Cleveland reeeVtd
,h,m PLEASANTLY and said that he would do al III nS
mower 10 make the celebration success ne LIN,
howevcr that he had made arrang'm.hn, !, roTmain
for Chicago AT noon tomorrow ana ne ""un i', y, a.,
! on me reviewing stand until compelled 20 leave w
! ordcr 10 catch his train. Colonel VIC, 'iia. -
,hnt ADMIRAL Gherard would start the lane p'i' ,n
nrorp'ly and In. head Of the column "ou ",annt
douhi,dly reach ~. CITY Han. wh"rr ~" Nv
| and other officials are to review II, by IL o0'o"