Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-27
THE PRESIDENTIAL TRIP.
4 IL UneveDtful-Mckin sere-
nndcJ by StonewalI Band.

NEW YORK. April 26.-President Nc
xinley. with Mrs. Mckinley and his
Cabinet; Mrs. L. S Grant, and her
family. and a company of official per
ionages. Including the ambassadors
ministers. and attaches Of the diplomatic
corps. and aficers Of the army and
navy. were safely transported from
Washington TO New Yorl, to-day IN a
special train of the Pennsylvania rail-
road 10 participate In the ceremonies al
he tomb Of neral Grant.
The trip was a RAPID one. and entire
lneventful The train left Wash.n gton.
where a small crowd was gathered az the
depot. promptly at 1890 and steamed
nto the jersey City depot az II minutes
after o'clock. stopping only at VIII
mugton for moment. ana at Gray
Ferry. a suburb OF Philadelphia, where
q change OF engines was made. From
Jersey City the party was conveyed
across the river on the ferry-bOat Pitts
burg. 10 the foot Of Twenty-th IA street.
there 20 be usnered into carriages. and
escorted I'm procession by a detachment
OF cavalry. sailors. and police, TO the
Flfta Avenue Hotel
Seven cars made up the train. TIE
private car OF President Frank ThOmp-
son. Of the Pennsylvania road, at the
end OF the train. was given 10 the presi-
Dental party. Ii was handsomely en-
belshei with roses and In II were
President Mckinley Mrs. Mckinley,
Mrs Saxton CMrs. McKinley's aunD,
Secretary John Addison Porter and wife,
Dr. Bates. the Presidents private physi-
clan. and William Sinclair, the White
House steward.
snf~ Ire &c
party. the Cabinet families. and
few others Tney were Mrs. Grant,
Mrs Nellie Grant Sartoris. Mr..
Aleernon Sartor.s Miss vivian Sar-
toris. Miss Rose Sartoris. Secre-
tarJ -of-state Sherman and his daughter,
Mrs McCalum; Secretary -of-the- Trea-
sury Gage and his wife; Secretary-of-
War Alger. and Priyate-Secretary Mason.
Pos .master-General Gary. Mrs. and Miss
Gary; AttoUey-Cenoral McKenna, Secre-
tary-of-A agriculture Wilson; Mr. J.. II.
Finuey. secretary TO the Secretary OF
the Navy. Major-General Miles. wife,
and son; Adjutant-General Ruggles Cap
tain Mans. Rear-Admiral Brown. wife.
and daughter. and Third Asslstant-Sec-
retary-of-state Thomas w. Cridler.
DIPLOMATIC CORPS.
The other cars We're occunici by the
British Ambassador. Sir Julian Paunce-
fotcI and Secretary Of Embassy Bax-lron-
side; French Ambassador PatenOtie. At
tache Boeufve. Count Won GOetzeD. mill
tary attache. ana Secretary Won Re.che-
nau, representing the German Amtas-
sador; Mexican Minister Romero ana W fe; ;
Minister Of the Netherlands, De Week
herlin; Minister OF Brazil Mendonca. and
Secretary Lima; Minister OF Guatemala
Lazo Arrariaga; Minister OF Chile. Cana;
Minister OF Cfina. Yang Yu. and Sec, tary
su; Venezuelan Minister. AnGrade: Ad-
mirlG Monte. ex-Prcsident OF Chile: Aus
tro-Hungarian Minister. Hengemueler
Won Hcngervar. Secretary Wagner: Swiss
Minister. PiOda: Minister OF Spain. Dupuy
de Lone Secretary So,er: Danish Min
lister. Brun; Hawaiian Minister. Hatch,
Secretary Hastings Minister of Ecuador,
Carlo. Charge dAmairs OF Russia. De-
Woiant; Argentine Minister. Merou:
Turkish Minister Moustapha Be- AMI
Secretary Seifcddln Bey; Minister ROD
rlguez. OF the republic Of Central Ameri-
ca the Belgian Minister, Count de Lich-
tervelde. Minister Of Costa Rica. Calvo.
The train was IN charge OF Mr.. A. III.
Steel. secretary Of the Transportation
Committee. and five members OF the Re
ctption Committee The Pennsylvania
railroad was represented by Mr. George
W Boyd, assistant general passenger
agent. and Mr.. Colin Studs. OF Wash
ington.
Several Washington newspaper cores
y'naents were on board. as the guests OF