New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-02
MR. HOBART'S TRAIN.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE VicE-PRf'siDE"r
ELECTS JOURNEY TO THE CAPirAl~IHE
EyoDI'S FROM THIS REGION.

Although a number Of prominent Republicans
bs,a gone 10 Washington 70 attend the Inaugural
tim ceremonies the rush will not begin untI to-day
and # will be continued Tomorrow. This morning
VIce-Pres!dent-elect Hobart and members Oh Ms
family will leave their home in Paterson ana raFei
70 Washington on a special train similar 10 the one
on which Grover Cleveland travelled to his second
inauguration four years ago from Lakewood With
Nr Hobart and his wife will be their son, Carrot A
Hobart jr and a number OF prominent people oil
New-Jersey including Governor and Mrs. Gfgss'
Administered Stryker. General and Mrs Meahy.
General Conglon. Colonel and Mrs. Barbour CooneI
and Mrs Potter, Colonel and Mrs Huser and Col
onel Haines.
rbev will come 70 this city and start for Wash
jneton on the special train over the Royal Blue Line
The train Is composed OF the Atlas the private car
Of the Jersey Central Railroad; the Philadelphia the
private car OF the Philadelphia and Reading Ran
road and the Baltimore. the private car Of the Bal
tinoore and Ohio Railroad. The fourth car will be
bag9ape-car one of the biggest and swiftest en-
enes OF the line will be In front and II Ia intended
10 make the run about quarter or an hour raster
than the fast express trains. NJ. Hooarts car, the
Atlas will be In the rear. Its exterior Is DARK
olive Within the decorations are In Nile green.
This coloring is carried out in the upholstering OF
tho observation room and in the dining apartment
in the middle Of the coach The apartment set aside
for Mr. Hobart IS decorated in terra Gotta and has
a crimson carpet. Forward are the Kitchen ana
pantry
Governor Black and his military staff Will travel
from this city 10 Washington to-day and among
others who will 20 to-day are Lieutenant-Governor
Woodruff Secretary OF estate Palmer, State Treas
urer Colvn. Attorney-Genera Hancock, State En-
gineer Adams. State Superintendent Aldridge and
Louis F. Payn. Among the men OF this city who
are going 10 attend the ceremonies In Washington
are Thomas L. James General Coils. Robert j.
Wright Co.onel 5. V. r. Cruger John K. Van
Wormer Colonel John J. McCOok Sllas c. Croft
District Attorney Ocott and several OF his assist
ants number OF people prominent In NeW-York
society Will 60 10 attend the Inauguration pan anu
other festivities.
Several thousand New Workers will 20 10 Wash
ington to-day tomorrow. ana among them are
members OF number OF political clubs that are
10 march In the parade Among the clubs viii be
the Lincoln club. led by Cornelius Van Colt. the
Lincoln Pioneer Corps OF the Vth Assembly Dis
trict: the Qugg Legion, the William Henkel Re
fbe progress Republican club the Riverside Repub-
lean club. the North Side club the Blaine Club
number Of Brooklyn and New-Jersey clubs on the
way 10 Washington, and the railroad officials think
which leave Jersey city during the next forty-eisht
hours. The list Reglment 30 strong VIII start
Colonel J. J. McCook. who has been so mu s
talked about for New ork member IN the oao
companlcd by Frank s. Wltherbee of Port Henry
member OF the Republican state Committee.
nor General Arson c. McCook Will be at the lnau-
gIration. as was reported. Mr.. lauterbach VIII be
kent away BY the illness OF his wife. and Mr.
! Rrookfeld will not go for the same reason.
General McCook said last evening": Il woulc be
there II had any official reason for being present
hut have none At the last three Presiden tal inau-
gurations as Secretary OF the United states SEN
ate escorted the Vice Presideni-e 10 his place
I'm the Senate Chamber 10 take the oath OF office.
| These distinguished men were Thomas A. Hem
bricks OF Indiana. March 4. 1885; Levi p Morton,
J of New-York March l. 1853. and Adlai Il Steven
| SON OF Illinois March I. 1888 | would like very
| much indeed 10 escort Garrett A. Hobart, of New
Jersey TO the presiding officers chair next Thurs
/ dav but that duty VIII be performed by another
William r. Cox. Of North Carolina
! MAYOR Strong Is no; going 10 Washington to-
mo I,u. a. was originally expected. Perhaps the
rscron NAV be found In his having 20 bring his
! crutches with him 10 the City Hall yesterday, lie
,.aa leaning on these useful IL not ornamental APP
1 rendages Yesterday when a reporter OF The Trib-
me asked him II he had given Up going 10 the In
| Il viii not he there" he said, giving his game
| log n ouzrical look. 1T isn't necessary Tor me 10
,o nov az / that my friend, Cornelius y Bliss,
! q 70 he a member OF the Cabinet" referring 10 a
| reuort in an afternoon newspaper.