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cabinet officers at the rear. The Vice-Presi

dent and Mrs. Hoyt, Colenel and Mrs. Lamont,

and Miss Nannie Bayard were aiso among the

representatives of tue new administration

circle in the blue parlor, the ladies ali ele

gantly attired.

The diplomatic corps came first, preceded

bL:bo Portu?eso minister, who is dean in the

absence of the Haytien envoy. All those

presented stopped to chat a few minutes with

the President, and oonseqnentl_v the column

was somewhat delayed. The judges of the

snpreme court, headed by Chief-Justice

Waite, came next,and were succeeled by the

army and navy officials, at the head of whom

were Admiral Worden, of Monitor fame, and

General Schofield. Senatorsand Refieresenm

tives and ex-Representatives and heads of

bureaus were the last received.

Ex-President Arthur and Mrs. John Davis

called about 10 o’clock, and after being pre

sented were asked to join the prominent

group ip the rear of the receiving party. All

present availed themselves of the opportunity

thus presented, and soon the crowd was

surging in two lines to be able to grasp the

hands of the President and his predecessor.

Secretary Bayard and Mr. Arthur drew

away from the party in a few minutes and

engaged in conversation, which appeared

very animated.

The leading diplomats were all present, a

number going first to the dinner given by

the German minister. Generali and Mrs.

Sheridan, Generals Schofield, Terry, Wright,

Meigs, Holabird, and Rochesier were eminent

amcng army officers grcscnt, and Admirals

Worden, Franklin, Temple, and Quacken

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The Abbeville press and banner · Abbeville, S.C. · April 1, 18851 de abril de 1885 · See the original pageVer la página original

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Narragansett herald. (1885). Narragansett Pier, R.I., 1885-03-21. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn92063989/1885-03-21/ed-1/?sp=4

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Narragansett herald, 1885-03-21.