New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-21
SOME WHO DID NOT SLEEP UNDER A ROOF
ONE YOUNG HUUsII4N HID O4'DI4IS = "1''-''
TILE Elm He HAD


THE FUN HE HAD.
Chicago Juno 20 SpeclaD.-" There must DO
quarter OF million strangers In the city,, SAID Chet
of Police Hubbard "With such an enormous crowd,
It would be strange II no accidents should occur TINS
week But up to the present we haven't had b1
of trouble. At the Convention Hall everything Is IN
"a good shape ag could be expected. l have ITO men
there. Evorythig has been entirely satisfactory so
far The hotels GRE we'll cared for by the special
officers and there have been almost no complaints.
Thieves pckpockets and the tough class In general
are scarce and all who are known to the police arc
promptly bagged There never was such mo crown
at any National convention to my recollection Fas'
AZ IL Is IL "a not Troublesome The visitors are inel
gent polite and agreeable and are bent upon haVhS
a good time, such as they know they couldn't have
anywhere else. Where do they sleepl 1t is certain
that they all did find place last night. ana al sep'
under shelter, something no other city Could 10 ior
such a crowd. Why they came In hordes rom grea'
distances Just think Of the opportunity Afforded ny
tho railroads. Round trip tickets were sold nom
noints IN virginia and West Virginia for 49, from
philadelphia for S5 and there thousands from tho
interior of Illinois, Indiana Wisconsin, Michigan anu
Iowa. who make the trip for 90 cents or al. IL vas
cheaper to como to Chicago than TO stay at nome"
The captains question to where all those people
silent was easily answered as to some of them MOI.
all slept under roofs, not that there were no aecon
datlous available, but for more embarrassing a"i
potent reason-they did not have the price OF roo'
Or II they did they preferred to husband their To-
sources and remain few days longer. In a VAN =,
less than half a mile on the West Side at ABOUT
o'clock yesterday morning reporter counted 10 ",'
than ten young men who were parity seciuueo ~
doerways With two exceptions they were sleeping
soundy One young fellow plainly but neatly dressed
was wide awake and in a talkative mood. III aiS"e'
to number Of questions, no sala' -.
81 am from Indianapolis. came here DAY ocio'S
yesterday and am going to stay here unth SONS
one "a nominated. Brokei Not much Got he~y
s5 left and a ticket back home. Had 81 so when l
started and spent 90 cents for round trip ticket. *
b,d gono 10 n botel would have been dead proAa
bstore this I went out TO Garfield Park last nigh.
and had lust got To sleep when policeman came aYs
and s red mo ss out rs i SsS 1 fESSs friend
sound asleep under the sidewalk over thov' PIN wd
AMI going retire for the night as soon as nn IN
this cigar. Gosh but they are having LOT; OF n n
Guess ss tumble in OF iii be late nj; morning Coz
to march most all day. Good night
OPENING A NEW REPUBLICAN CLUB hoosh-
Tho doors of tho new quarters OF the BrooNyn.
Ysung Republican Club were thrown open iss' n's"
The now rooms are In the Johnston buiians' '0u
traily situated at Flatbush-ave. aad Futohsr M'",
prominent Republicans were present. There weo ~
formal exercises, but the young president, William H.
Williams. was there, shaking hands with every o"o
and pointing out the many advantages OF inc 10"
quarters. SECRETARY Chace was also pdsy on''''"''
Es visitors. 49,, =, .,r,v
The organization now has membership OF hes 81
800 Ae,iye men and they arc all ready 10 taHo w
their coats and work for tho noihhoo'
A FLoURIsHING REPUBLICAN eLuD -
Az a recent meeting Of the Peekshil io9us M -.
nphlica, CMh IL was decided that the club io'' u.
State League and the following members we're ee0,,'
delegates: james W. Hustled, Charles Nassau VII
George H. penikc, and as aterhaleS' neh'' as euh
I.mss Ancar and william L. Flockton. The euo
a. randIv Increasing In membership and linz
are now pending for large hall TO DO used " ''A
room and fur campaign purposes