New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23
IN SHOW THE DELEGATES THE COUNTRY
LONG TOUR ARRANGED FOR THE FOREIGN
MEMBERS OF THE THREE AMERICAS


A LONG TOUR AhhhNNID rOs ANN
MEMBERS OF THE THREE AMERICAS
CONGRESS.
Washington Aug 22.-The International American
Congress will meet at Washingt at noon upon oc-
,ohcr o and will be attended by from fifty TO sixty
delegates including some OF the most noted men OK
Central and South America. 1t is not expected ths'
the Congress will do more than perfect its organza-
top at the first sitting and 1t is probable that recep
ton will be offered 10 the delegates by the Pfesuco
that evening. Upon the following morning the party VIII
start upon the excursion TO be given TO the foreign oe
gates by the Government Of the United states. Ar
fragments have been made with the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company to take charge of the excueioh'
which will be under the direction of George W. Boyo'
the assistant general passenger agent. and Wlhiam
E. Curtis the representative Of the state Department
special train of Pullman cars, similar TO those Use"
upon the New-York and Chicago limited, Will DO Pro-
vded.
The party will leave Washington at 20 a. m. on
Thursday October 3, and will take the fall RIVER
boat at New-York that evening The next ten days
will DO spent in visiting the commercial ana manu-
featuring centres Of New England and Northern new
York. with day at the West Point Military Acaucm!'
Sunday, october 10, will be spent at Niagara rams
On Monday the journey will be resumed ana con-
tlnued to Chicago with stops at Buffalo, Cicveanu
Detroit and other cities 1t Is proposed TO Vlst liar
ward Yale and Michigan Universities and several
benevolent and reformatory Institutions while on inc
trim Sunday October 90 and the two following DAYS
will be spent at Chicago after which the large ciuo
OF the Northwest will be visited. From minneapolis
the spccia train will down via Sioux Clty ana
Omaha 10 Fort Ieavenworth, and return TO 81 LOUIS
via Kansas CITY, The capitals of Illinois and Indiana
and the natural gas region will be visited on inc
way to Cincinnati, where, on November D. tho ueie-
gates from Central and South America VIII nave an
opportunity TO see how an election Is conducteu Ill
the great North American Republic. From CINCINNATI
the party will be taken to Mammoth cave ana ueh
either 60 through the Southern States or journey east
ward stopping at Pttsburg Altoona and other ci'ies
Prom Harrisburg the train will TO MEMO PARK,
where the party will inspect the laboratories OF MI
Edison and return Philadelphia. Here three DAY 5
will he spent and Wilmington and the shipyardS at
Chester will be visited the way to Washington
where the party will arrive on November H.
The original plan was 10 take the party through
the southern States from Cincinnati and LOUISVILLE
| 70 New Orleans, by way of Nashville Memphis ana
| yicksburC and TO return TO Washington by way OF
Birninghma, Atlanta, Charleston and Richnond' anu
| it may yet be decided do In order, however,
thu. more time may be devoted TO the South, u has
been sugge ted by leading southern men that me en-
cursion through that section be deferred un laler
m the season, when tho winter hotels VIII Dc open
and the famous resorts be seen al their Oesl,
| Whatever the lnal decision may be- the Journey
tbrouch the South will include visits 10 hnOXvlle
Nashville, Memphis. Chattanooga, NIcKspurg: new
Orleans, Mobile MontE0mer{, Jfa1sanVe. ssvsa,
nah. Charleston. Columbia. Wilmington. Richmond
Norfolk and other places 1t Is expected that me
citizens of the various places visited throughout INC
InIted States Will receive the foreign delegates a'
their guests and show them much attention as
nossibe during the limited time allowed for INC eA-
cursioD and The Department OF STATE is IN cDricS-
nondcnce with the municipal officials and the onces
Of commercial organizations for that purpose