New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-21
ONLY A FAR DAY NEEDED.
NEWCOMERS II CHICAGO HOPING Fok
CLhR SHES.

THE pr,su For ruE.fANHATTAN DAY CELEBKA-
rroN ONLY LIMITED BY THE RAILROAD
FACILITIES PREPARING THE
STATE BUILDING.
1,,coco Oct 2o-Mahattans legions enca'"pe.
in Chicago tonight ar hoping ierVeh"S 81
weather tomorrow. tbs Is the ohiy esse'
for vet unassured in making the ce'eo'".'v ,,a
Manhattan Day at the Worlds Far sp's 49,,
success in point Of attendance. io'u"' 49,
and disagreeable weathr put no camper y" JILL '"s
sn,r,ts Of the New-Yorhrs They firmly pe"eve
,ho, "cotham luck" Is al good as that OF C"'eaeo'
that in the morning the sun Will pop on. ~ ,hat
lake into a clear sky am smile all ua!' az 49,.
stars will wink at them between hre"0'
a coudless heaven at night. Accoru'"sV 80 o.
going ahead with their elborate preparation. ~
a., '.,a oocoson and expect to roll up an attend
ance that will nearly approach IL INV
vast multitude of Chicago lay 49,,
Tho Headquarters OF the NEWCOMERS Is al '"e
Auditorium Hotel. General Horace Porter o"e
of the orators of the day arrived 'h's III,
as did Colonel John r. Falows ana oe'n i'"'
nresident of Columbia Collee. Mr. 10" we"' ~
tho Hoted Windermere, whre he was weico"eu
w. w.v,,ar, r. Whitney aid Bourke Cochran.
Arcbh,sbon corrgan. ex-Mayr Grant and hicha,a
Crokor are also at the Whdermere. Inc oa
Guard arrived late this evening under co'''''a -,
of Major Sloane. The troops marcheo iio. =.
train to the Auditorium, paying compNine"' "
Mayor Gilroy and then to tie Grahu -" -.
where they will remain during tneir s'ay' -
were escorted through the streets to the ho.e'
~, Com, comnonies of the lst Infantry, Illinois Ma
,ionoI Guard All day long the New-forKers VI
rota continued to pour into town bringing the''
wfves daughters and sisters win them. Ear'y
in the day the women pinned on the Mammalian Mama
Day badges and displayed them lro"i,,edit oyr,n,
The New-York COMMITTEES met at ne porter and
at , o. m. and Mayor Groy, Geneai fo n"rro WIS
the others took up tne ,mnortant changes were
made and II Is likely that the cere,o,'d' Ar the
carried out about as Archbishop Ccrrgan will
deliver the Invocation. and the hev Mo, s%enedc
now the Riehelieu VIII R%Gresses viii be made
by General Horace Porter Mayor G 1rSSs While
cey NJ Depew and Co Dion He en" to be one of the
sneakers AT three O'Clock the Coune. |o ,,mon the
headed BY Aldermen at ht hs Mndtoriun CON
ference, and offered to tnem ey Tbs , s,S Man
oer was accepted w Tstny ,a by ecretlry McDon
o neia" we're distributed among the h0,e yisitns
there large demah no NATIVES na OF the Empire
STATE who call Chicago their home: =, the Grand
HCrafs p Has deshsed
Pacie hT1e THE rush New-York cry bs
only limited by the facilities ,x 90 from ne tie city and
said ,,i,, he here tomorrow We are more tnI, T.,
sratifed in the interest that 1meSds ay 70 be in
Manhattan r py the favor The two rsa, s,es
~ III Nation we're never brougnt lh'o ~ longer
oil the nj New-York is showing that she no ,os
has any Of the ilw that grey , oot f,r half
pr,on neople in Jackson Park should TIE oas NC
"A fair one; ,,.o.. Tram Manhattan Ishnd were
Ihousanr r ouday They found the New-ftrk sta,s
Building in hands Of tSr building a was
ana lcevnre THE general public were not ailowe1
IN the building to-day because OF the V''"
Pipe Iii he neither Worlds Fair nor an AHs.
can Fair in Jackson Park next s1nne vear Ai
P,ht ras settled about il last night az ne..ie
between the members OF the son,h PARK Board
oee CTommissoners They agreed that the G ar
should Officially end October 30 I Inc rar fan,arv
mission will take charge OF 'he s'o''''
!, 1894 A.. yyor,ds Fair to-day were