New-York tribune., 1885-08-10
the people who were peering ouriously through the
gates at the visitors.
MOVEMENTS OF PROMINENT VISITORS.
MANY OF THEM LEAVING THE CITY-CRowDs AT


MANY OF THEM LEAVING The ClTf-OnV"D' a.
THE THEATRE AFTER THE FUNERAL.
Enough prominent men fingered here yestcr-
day General Grants funeral to draw large crowds
Of curious sghseers to the hotel lobbies, but tho
celebrities the most part kept their rooms Most OF
the Presidential party have departed. Messrs. Lamar
Endicott and Manning were still at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel last night Mr. Bayard started In the morning for
quiet nook Long Island, where he intends 10 secres
himself for day or two. Mr. Manning spent tne
night at Secretary whitneys house, where they met
Hubert o. Thompson, Collector Hedden. Surveyor
Beattie and other local politicians and Federal
oficehol Mr. Whitney intends to visit his family
at Lenox, Mass, to-day, accompanied py MIS-
brOthsrplsw. Colonel ,.S.n O. IL opSy oPayn'' yGs ana
President Hendricks will probably start for home to.
night General sherman viii go 70 ass
night for his post in the West Ex-Presldent Hayes
still here. but will return to-day to Fremont General
that bore General Joseph f. Johnston his home in vir
ginia General Buckncr started for Kentucky IN tne
morning. Senator Wade Hampton is still here ana Win
Mr.. Hendricks, General J. b. Gordon. General Daniel
Z. sekes, Senator tEusis Secretary Endlcott Henry
Fifth Avenue Hotel last night Governor Hill went pack
toAlbany Yesterday. ,. =, u. ,v,o had
throngsd the city Saturday departed by the early
evening trains aud boats many especially those from
dstance remained In the city over night Inc presence
OF these wa noticeable at the hotels and more parcu
AT At ." the ' Fifth Avenue Hotel the corridor:
were so filed with politicians OF high an. and
low degree that locemotlon III the crown was omcu,
Randall and Senator Sherman were pointed
out by several eager r. L. Flower created good
deal OF wonder by his apparent ubiquty.
and so ON through the list or prominent men IN th6
political world curiosity passed There we're many men
In uniform talking over the occurrence OF the
Yin front Of the sturtevant House, and the Gilsey
House halls neld unusual number OF guests stiii re-
manning over, . ~, A., -, s
The theatres were literally filled to tho doors, ana
standing room only" the sign put out at Walacks:
the Bou and the Casino. The Madison Square ana
Fourteenth Street Theatres were equally favored Pop
pie who had taken part IN the solemn pageant OF the
day sought reaction from their sorrow In
the world OF amusement; they apparently did not
mos of them were fom outside cities, and many from
long distances it equally evident that they were
anxious to ma ke full OF their opportunities while
here TO see all that they could of the city, Tho result
WAS that the theatres, Friday night did phenom-
enal business. ..,,..
Delmonico's had q heavy patronage. something
unusual for Saturday night. "Our patrons, said
the manager, "are tonight mostly people IRON OUT
OF town They here to remain Few days. Il
presume aud Of course they must sec place SO well
known as this -" and good appetites the INHABITANTS
OF other cities appeared to have.