New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-01
NEW WORKERS TO SEE 1T.
AN EXODUS TO WASHINGTON IN THE
NEXT FEW DAYS.
sENATOR.ELECT PLATT STARTED YESTERDAY
OTHERS WHO WILL FoLLow-cLUBs
THE PARADE.

sENATOR.ELECT PLATT STARTED YESTERDAY
OTHERS WHO WILL FoLLow-cLUBs
IN THE PARADE.
Senator-elect Thomas c. Plat yesterday morn
Ing before starting for Washington. a few Of
the we-known Senators, Assemblymen and other
politicians with whom he had conferred until a
late hour on Saturday night. Mr.. Plat said that
there was nothing in the political situation
and that no changes OF programme were contem-
plated
The Greater New-York charter would be passed
he believed. substantially as II had come from the
hands Of the Commission; such amendments as
We're contemplated for the Raines law would not
affect In a material way the interests involved,
while nothing OF exciting nature was TO be APP
pretended as the result OF Senator Lexow's nvest-
cations. Beyond empowering the Attorney-Gen-
eral TO proceed against trusts and corporations
where they might overstep legal bounds. no legis-
lation on this point being considered.
Mr.. Patt was accompanied by Mrs. Plat or the
train for Washington yesterday morning. Frank
II. Plat, their son, OF the firm OF Ira: y, Board
man Platt; John F. Parkhurst. o. Bath. State
Committeeman for the Chemung- S;cUben district,
NJ. NJ Ecksten and one or two others saw them
of. Chauncey VI. Depew and Cor gressmen Benja-
min r. Odell Jr. Chairman OF the Republican
State Executive Committee. also went. Chairman
Charles W. Hackett. whose health is rapidly grow
ing better. took a train hour or 80 earlier.
Ihey all nave apartments at the Arlington III
Washington.
Cornelius y. Bliss, accompanied by Mrs. Bliss.
will 10 Washington tomorrow. They will also
make the Arlington their headquarters In that
city Governor Black and his military staff will go
to the National capital tomorrow. They will
make the Corcoran their headquarters. Lieuten-
ant-Governor Woodruff and a party OF friends will
also leave for Washington tomorrow. and expect
TO stay at the Shoreham.
ber Sat- inch ling OF
John Palmer, Treasurer a. Il. Colvin. Attorney
General Hancock. State Engineer Adams. State
Superintendent Aldridge and Payn and William
Barnes jr expect leave Albany tomorrow.
Most OF them will have their wives along
The New-York Division In the Inaugural parade
will include the Hell Gate Republican Club, 200
strong Captain John C. Graham and will leave
the city on Wednesday The members will wear
light overcoats and fedora hats and Will be fur
nishcd with badges and
William Henkel. who is prominent candidate
for United States Marshal. expects 10 enter Wash
ington early Thursday morning with 800 members
OF the William Henkel Republican Association.
ready 10 Join General Horace Porters column.
They will wear uniform hats and badges and carry
cane2
Ex-Postmaster Van Colts Lincoln Pioneer Corps
OF tn. Win Assembly District will leave New York
on Wednesday Two hundred and fifty members.
in full uniform will go 20 Washington and take
panied by go members Of the Brooklyn Republican
club in high hats ard overcoats and carrying
canes and badges.
Elk Postmaster-General Thomas l. James. John
r. Van Wormer. Charles 4 Moore president OF
the Montauk Republican club and several other
well-known Greater New-York Republicans are
booked 70. trains tomorrow. So are Commission
or Robert J. Wright OF the Department or Correc-
ton General Coils OF the Department OF auprc
ment Of public Charities. and Commissioner Edwin
Einstein, OF the Department OF o. DOCKS ,or,ror,s
AZ The Arlington. The Mayor and Mrs Strong will
go TO Washington on "Wednesday lher son, r. =.
Bradlee Strong, IS one Of General Porters AIDES
de-camp. . ,,-,., - !
c. G. shayne, Of this city, Will start for Nashlng-
ton to-day. ~,, ~. 49, Web 4,
senbiv District headed by ex-Collector Ferdinand
E.idrnS3r start on Wednesday. The club has been
M OF the trip OF the Quigg Legion TO
/ the inauguration have been completed and orders
issued con ,erning the details Of the journey Every
participant IS expected TO wear dark clotnes VIII ,
gloves white fedora hat and carry cane WIN
b. obtained at the headquarters OF the Lemuel T.
ouigg Greater New-York Club. No. isS East Sew
The parade will start from the headquarters on
Wednesday at p m The mareners WIZ pass me
| taking in the members Of the Legion from the
West side at the Quigg club seVen'y-eis mn
| West Forty-second-st. where special boat will
convey the party to the Gommunlpaw stS o9 me
]
/ road leaves at 9.45 p. m, ana complete arrange
mems for the comfort OF the travellers en- route
/ have been made The headquarters OF the Legion
| in Washington Will be at the Columbia Hotel
/ Fourth and Il SITS. ,,-...---. st.
| mel Tohn II Gunner will be in command OF the
| First battalion. Colonel George r. BdweI Is as
signed 10 command the Second Battalion. The FOL
lovinr I'M We been designated TO serve on the stan
/ General George Won Shack. Major William Plimley
/ CanfaIn ] c crawford Captain Felix Smith Colo
/ mel A Cruber Captain Alexander 7. Mason. Alder
/ man Robinson Captain ". II. Carter, Captain
/ Nicholas Knox Captain Edward Alderman and
/ Commodore : y. croft. The men I'm charge OF the
districts will select suitable men TO command the
/ different platoons. Each platoon VIII be provided
/ with a guide flag from the Qugg Legion
The advance guard OF tourists on their way "a
washington 10 be present at the Inauguration, has
/ reached the city. The hotels were well filled
/ Yesterday with pilgrims travelling toward Wash
I inCton who stopped of for day or two in New
| York The hotel men anticipate crush Up until
/ Wednesday night ana expect TO catch the return
/ now on Friday and Saturday. 1t Is the intention
/ OF a number Of Inauguration parties 10 stop on In
! New-York for a day or 80. either going or coming
/ and they are pretty sure 20 make things lively i
was learned Yesterday that Governor Bushnell. OF
! ohio with his STAFF. will come TO New York imme
datclv after the Inauguration and remain here for
/ several davs The Governor is 10 have the righ
! OF line in the parade and. OF course his entire
! stan will be with him II Is expected that the
! Governors Of several other States together with
! their personal STATS Will also make n visit 10 New
/ York either going or coming from the Inaugural
/ ton.
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