New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-29

Centennial sermons were preached yesterday 9y
Drs Cuylor, Meredith, Abbott, Hall. Storrs. Behehu''
Davis, Terhune, Braisln and many other ministers.
CROWDS COMING BY LAND AND WATER
TRAINS AND STEAMERS BRINGING THOUSANDS
OF VISITORS TO THE CITY-LARGER
NUMBERS YET EXPECTED.
The Centennial crush on the railroads unprece'
dcnted. Tho Ncw.York Central and Hudson RIVER
road began running regular trains in sections yos'ei
day morning. and kept II up until lafc az n'en'
Largo numbers OF troops and many thousa"u 80, -,
arrived from the West. Many from Bos'op . :.
way of the New York and New-Eneland ana INC Wv Wv
York. Ncw.Haven and Hartford roads VIM"
compecd TO put on extra trains last ngh''
A mighty host Of plIrrims and military organize
tions came 10 the city yesterday by the Pehns.
Railroad The officers OF the road iofso. on 80
the heavy travel on Saturday, ana pegah W neu' ~
what today would bring forth IN uaVo' w. :,
PENNSYLVANIA 1.-THE increase TO-DAY Is A -, ,,,o,o
uos vcsterIay the Pennsylvania people VIII o''
"a. $3.50. .r.rvhodv living along the route OF the
,n.nr ia coming to see the show. Tho raroao
- .,,r.r ,,ro snecial trains yesterday ana ABOUT
doyon regular ones. The special Ualns ocsd,' ~
arrive at about a. M, ana cohuh"eu "'''i T.,
$40 m The number of people that came Is
var,ously estimated, but staonmas'er r. H. ihoN"s
C.,u, C,or, 7 H. Mcdonald and the tralnmastcr TX
the number at about 10000. This would exceed any
.,t,,rde that has been transported over the Pcnh'
,n,.,s limo IN one day. with the exception OF the
crowd that came by that route to this city on inc oay
,h.t Ceneral Grant was buried But Tor through
,ravcIp said Mr. Thomas this exceeds anything tha'
we have done or expected"
MANY TRAINS OF MANY CARS
This schedule of the special trains shows some IN
teresting figures: Zine cars from Phiiadeiph'a' ~
from tho south, west, 10 west, IL south IL so"''
o west - Of troops. Ia Of troops. west 8 "eS''
of q philadelphia.
O west o Philadelphia. 13 of troops ii OF troops II
Southern travel and troops, IL south, y OF uooP''
G SOUTH IS West, OF troops, 7 OF troops III w.
10 west, 10 south, south, south, . sou'h' Inns
makes total of over 300 cars, and some OF 'e" nav
no standing room left when they reached jersey lily
Over 10 900 Of the passengers were troops ""V ",,
attached to the Second Pennsylvania Brigade DIN ONO
pecment 9Th Cleveland Regiment, 10th and 11th
Philadelphia Regiments, regiment from Pi''sDure'
the Washington Light Infantry Corps OF the ISL bar
TALON of the LIST Regiment of Washington, ana LouiS-
ana state troops and other organizations
The scene In the station with the tremendous
crowds constantly pouring out and with the military
organizations adding pcturcsquencSs. was one not W
he forgotten Vice-Prcsidcnt and Mrs. Morton Wclc
seen in the crowd making their way to the 40 p H.
train for Elizabeth Several Governors and their STAINS
arrived.
Between 1000 and 5000 people arrived on the
Eric Railroad though that is a small numpcr coih'
Jared with what the officials by this road expect TO-
day and tomorrow. A train OF five sections VIII
reach the station in Jersey City at ! 4O a. IN ana
another big special at II :55 a. m -
The Central Railroad OF New-Jersey yesteruay ran
folr spccal trains OF each and hvc resun
trains by the baltimore and Ohio also OF zen o onc
each ii difficult to estimate how many people &c
came by this road but II big ciOWG some ~
tbc organizations that arrived were the 4th oth 9th
10th and 18th Pennsylvania Infantry; battalion
the stb PennsyIvanta KcciIent AMI General sabn
commander of the Third Brigade, and his stan.
THE STEAMERS BRING BIG LOADS
The various lines Of steamers running from places
mn the Hudson River or from the East, brought
cargoes of people last week averaging In NUMBER
double those usually carried at this period OF the
year. and before the celebration closes II is expec'eo
that the total already recorded Will be vastly IN,
creased Ycsedsy morning me iS,u 1 600 MaveIins
from Boston Newport Middlcboro and othef Now
ENGLAND towns WI %9 9S Ta ha bcn for
the exclusive Of Governor Amcs OF 49,
his sta two corps OF cadets the Sales az" ha,f no
5th Massachusetts Regiment. the remaining han
travelling by rail In addition I" he,H na a make
the trip the full party falling rot far short OIL looo
SOLDIERS TO LIVE on THE BOAT
IT has been arranged that the soldiers shall have
their quarters on board the boat during the stay III
Ne,vYork The Norwich Line steamer City OF
.,renco from New London reached her pier ycstcr-
dav Morning with COO passengers from Boston ana
various towns I'm New-Engand To-day the CHy oi
New.York will be on hand with full llst oi pas
scnrcrs. and tomorrow the City of Worcester sp'ciaN
chartered will land Governor sawyer. OF Ne"-hamp-
shire and his staff the NewHaven militia me MdsoS
~ Manchester and Concord, aud nunDrr " o.icis;
laundering altogether about 100 Inc IVY VI
lawrence will bring the Vermont militia ana iare
number of the state Senators and Asscmoiyhleh Inc
civ Of Boston brings big crowd OF people u"
Tuesday. 49,, r.,u.o, linn trn,,ch,
Goa nconio Yesterday morning, while today t1r
Wassacbus ITS will have complement OF over luoo
obi
Over The peoples Line, running between Alnany
and New-York yesterday brought 500 by the ~ Irw
1 Rsker Sore Asphalt and whpplc, senator Haw
kns and ex-senator RoshTe on MAN snc n1n ar'I Ibe
hartford IS 0 militia willie tho City Of Richmond viii
bring about 1900 persons from all parts oi 'o"