New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06
COMING HOME BY THE TRANLoAD.
SCENES AT THE sTATIoNs-cRowps CRUSHING
BACK TO NEw.YoRK,

BACK TO NETWORK.
Tho stream Of visitors from Washington began to
pour into this city long before daybreak yesterday and
continued un4n early this morning. Only when tho
remnant main body of an organization Like the John
Y. MeRane and John j. 0'Brion Association came
along was there any variation in tho dull monotony Of
the now of weEy-looking people. The big rush back
10 this city started from washington about o'clock
on Monday night, and the crowd grew denser toward
the small hours Of yesterday morning. Trains were
dispatched fast as they could be nade u3 and they
eame along with the regularity OF clockwork Those
organizations that were strong enough 10 M train had
the best chance TO got away. as they could be sent
right through to Ncw-York without delay. Among the
first to arrive at the Jersey Central station, was
small detachment Of the 7th Regment about Afteen
men. They reached the cry Just the sun appeared
over Long Island. Two hours later train Of psrlor
cars drew up on the south platform OF the new sta.
ton, and number of men In SILK hats tun0ied cut Of
tho cars. There wos no difficulty in recognizing them
as the members Of the NJ. J. Dady Association, Of
Brooklyn. They were jolly Q crowd OF men as any
that appeared during the whole Of tho day The next
train brought lot of patriotic citizens end a few
military who could not walt for tho main body Of
their organization.
In the pennsylyanis station the scene on the o.
Oval Of the trains was no different 1t was the same
kind OF weary-loolng, travel-stalned passengers, In
yariably full Of enthusiasm especially when II came
TO party belonging to some political organisation
The numbers arriving here were greater and the trains
were frequent than at any other Jersey station,
but there always more excitement when special
came In because there was more room for the men to
make display, Just about the time when New-forR
begins to turn out for tho days TOLL special train
came in. The next instant Gilmore and his 100 must.
clans formed in regular order on the platform 1t was
the advance guaul OF the John j. oBren Association.
They had left the capital on the previous night shortly
after II o'clock and the train had made goct time.
They nude merry IN the station for couple OF hours
About O'Clock tho oBrien men took tho Desorosscs-
st ferry and paraded to tho ciubroom, No. 264 Grand
Sd
The train also brought in . NewJrsey orsanisar
ton the Broderick Guards, OF lafayette. Among the
other organizations that arrived during the day were
the Grant Club, the Ath Separate Company. OF fonk-
ers, the II A. Potter Association brakes Veteran 1ou-
ayes, tho Jat kson Corps the Phelps Guards and The
| Jobn Ward Club, Of Jersey City
THE SHAH coNGRATULATEs THE PRESIDENT,
washington. March b.--A cable message was received
at the state Department. to-day from the United statss
Minister TO Pelsia, conveying the sAas eongratuia
tons 70 President Harrison. and asking for nstruo
tons IN the matter. The message wAs submitted %
| the President who requested Secretary Bayand q
make suitable reply. The following telegram WA
| sent 10 the Mnisier IN the afternoon President
l highly sppfechfes and cordially feclRrogetes klnd
4 expressions o. SHAH iHAxABDr