New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-12
THE HOTELS OVERCROWDED.
THOUSANDS OF VISITORS TURNED AWAY!
SOME OF THE wELL-KNOwN PEOPLE At THE
LEADING HoUSEs-HUNDREpS OF SIGHT
SEERS GLAD OF COTS.

Tbousands more will come today Hundreds OF people
were turned away from the big hotels yesterday. ana
thousands who have not already secured acconniooA-
lions viii fail to find shelter in most OF the big houses
TODAY New-Yorh has certainly got crowd.
sunday the big city turned out to see Itself IN gala
attire There were a strangers In town then. but
the number not large enough 10 make any MI
preston on the hotels. Monday tens OF thousands
OF strangers in the city. Yesterday there wero
hundreds Of thousands. As result the hotels are
congested and to-day many OF the VISITORS VINO are
coming to see the military and electrical parade Wiz
have to look around little while before they ma
place 10 sleep They will all be taken care OF, how
ever and II necessary accommodations coud De louno
for several hundred thousand more.
There was "A big crowd In New-fork during INC
Centennial celebration and some OF 'fhe hotei men
say there will be just many strangers In town
this week as there at that Time anhouBn INC
urosence OF so many will not he noticed as muchs
especially in the big hotels Since 1875 New-forK
has grown, and her number or h0tels mas ihcreSs" 10
such extent that thousands Of more people can ~
accommodated. But big crowd Is here ana II maAes
It's presence felt The American people are evidently
increasing in patriotic feeling, the hotel men say ana
they all desire to take part in this weeks patriotic
demonstration. Strangers not coming here from
New York state alone but from Connecticut vermont.
Massachusetts. Rhode Island. PENNSYLVANIA ana othet
States west and south. Governor Pattison ana s'an'
Of PENNSYLVANIA Governor Bulkeley and STAN OF CON-
Fnlkr and many other prominent State and National
Officials, Including Vice-Presdent Morton are here =
witness and take part In the big celebration.
SECURING ROOMS FOR JINGLE NIGHT.
Monday MANY OF the hotels TOOK in people only Tor
ih night AS the rooms had been engaged In advance.
Tn. result vs that thousands were forced to give up
their rooms Yesterday at many OF The DIG houses ana 80
ont In search Of other quarters Al the fli'h ANehus
Hotel the management compelled to refuse accom-
A.
saturday night. A. result the house was crowded 70
lis utmost capacity Yesterday morning Cots had
been In mapy Of the parorS ana IN some Oh
the room, occupied ~ families. Hundreds nave oeeh
Turned away aid requests by telegraph Tor rooms nave
necessarily Le-n denied.
The crowd that is in the city nj present Is u.s.
tlnguiShcd 1t is not at all like the crowd OF
strangers who Hooked to the city during the Christian
Endeavor Convention. Among the visitors t. the city
on this occasion prominent statesmen men Wen
known in National politics, prominent state and led
eal officials foreign dignitaries and prominent pro-
f,ssiona and business men. Among those VINO VIII
remain at the Fifth Avenue Hotel until tomorrow, ut
ast are Governor and Mrs. Brown. of Rhode Island;
Governor Robert T.. Pattison vi Pennsylvania and his
staff General w. W. Greenland, Colonel Chambers
McKebb.n. Lieutenant Colonel Alex Krumbhaar He'i-
tenant Coldnel James Duffy and LieuenantColoneA
A. d. seeley senator German. OF MARYLAND MAJOR
General scoed. Of the United States Army secretary
Fuller of the United States supreme Court; Hugh
r. Garden. ex-senator Thomas C. Patt, Murat Hal
stead senator John sherman, OK ONO; ~ ~ NC
Lcod. OF the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad ex-
President Rutherford b. Hayes and daughter; BISHOP
Whippl. OF Minnesota: ex-senator Warner Mler.,
OF York: Arson q. McCook, j. ID.
Porter OF Tennessee: H. c. Burleigh OF New York;
General DYER Of Providence, II. L. j. Plerpont Morsan'
G.. Lowry, OF Minneapolis, Charles j. ierKeS' "
Chicago: u. b. Smaliey, OF Vermont: Richard 1. NC"
Cormack. OF Arizona: Donald MeNaughton. ). W.
Philips. VI. T. Of scotland; Colonel y. H. DICKINSON
Of Richmond IL. Il. White OF Utca: Dr. j. L. Nc
Curry OF Richmond. and Mrs. John W. Foster,
The Plaza is another house that has been crowded
to Overlooking. There now fully 800 guests ia
the house. the manager say, and unless eale'iu
arrangement, have been made more guess VIII ma
accommodations in the hOu'e until after the celeDiaon
is over Cot, have been put up In all the pariors not
facng tho line OF The parade, and liz many of the large
rooms there are either cots extra beds hastily made
up en- The floor. the hoel, the clerk says is not
charging fancy prices visitors VITO are so anxious TO
yet "A good The rates, he save, are Just 'he
same a. II there an unusual ninDer OF
strangers In The city Among the prominent guests
al the Plaza are Charles Fargo Of Chicago GeneraI
lame, = CIarkSon Thomas II. Carter, L. f. McComaS,
Joseph J. O'Don0huc and family. J. q. Davidson, Lieu
tenant Cooncl Ward Worlds Fair commissioner from
Iaunica: General william Malone. OF Virginia, aud
John Anderson. irr Of Edinburgh, sc"hhi.
CLOSING IT'S DOORS AGAINST NEW C0MERs.
Th, Hotel savoy on Monday nigh; was forced 70
close lis doors aganSt more guests ana since thAs
lin. hundreds OF visitors have been turned away
well known business man OF Cincinnati was 80 alAio"s
to secure "A room on Monday night at the savoy that
he offered 10 sleep Il mattress In one OF the hal
ways or anywhere else until one Of the guests hade
nm for him. came 10 New York TO stop at tho
SAVOY said lie 10 the clerk, and intend 70 stop
here lie did not set a room Monday night, however,
but the clerk managed 10 squeeze MN INTO room VS.
telday when one of the guests left unexpectedly ihiS
hotel IS handsomely decorated with sreanes' hass anu
shields \ reviewing stand. scaling 200 people, mas
been erected on balcony above the main entrance
and Is free TO the guest, OF the house.
Among the prominent people at the savoy are
Colonel George W. Watson, Of Newjersey' Charles
H. Childs and family OF Philadelphia; DIR. VI IL.
Forrest OF Philadelphia; IL. a. Denson, OF LONDON
England: A. L. spaiIng. OF Chicago; James {. a.
,pcrry OF Ncw-iIAvcn. Conn.,; Mr. and Mrs. ROBBERS
A. Park, OF Washington, j. \. Avery and family OF
Detroit Judge and Mrs.. Rucker, Of Denver; MIS-.
Charlie, H. Law and Miss Carrie Palmer, OF Cincm'
rati: Mrs A. H. MooIe aud Miss De Croot, OF Pun
dephla.
The Mbermaric. although of the smallest houses
in Fifth ave. has crowded over 300 people mo us
rooms some of the people the clerk says refuse
tn be- turned away. and there were eighteen visitors
who had been nj the Albemarle before who took pos
session of one OF the waiting parlors yesterday, ana
poti.ntIy waited for of the guests 10 get out.
Among the well-known people at the Albemare are
Baron Kctteler Baron Won Mutzenbecker ana Lieu
teunnt U,sse OF the German Legation mt Washington;
NJ Deprct Of the French Legation; MaToyen hey.
tie Turkish Minister at Washington; signor Antonio
Flores, President Of Ecuador VI. VIII, ex-Cnited
States Consul to Spain, and Captain J. X. Wsggenea,
OF the l'utcd states Navy
The 4. James Hotel Is crowded. but the manaSsD
say they reservns rooms for their friends OF u
visitors who always make that house their home wheD
in New.Yorl 1t does not pay to turn away our
regular callers said the manager yesterday, "and
our friends will be taken OF when they come
Among the guests mt the II. James are Colonel d. u