New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-08
4 JOLLY PILGRIWS PROGEE"o'

TRAVELLERS WHO ENJOY LIFE AND STUDY HIS
TORY AT THE SAME TIME
The Philadelphia Historical Pilgrims arrived in
New-York yesterday from Tarrytown and went 10
the Park Avenue Hotel The Pilgrims have pro-
crossed now for nine days, and not once nave 'hey
met any Slough of Despond or entered any Nahe!
OF the Shadow OF Death except broadway
with its cable cars. At the hotel the Joiiy
party was met by Colonel Asa Bird Gardi-
ner James NJ Montgomery. Professor H. +.
Johnston. Of the College Of the city OF New
York. and others. Professor Johnston de-
livered an address OF welcome. and Lyman T.
Powell. who has successfully guided the pilgrims
during their tour. responded in Few weil-choSeh
words For ten days Mr.. Powell. who Is the
lecturer American history at the University OF
Pennsylvania, has been making three speeches
day. but he showed marks of wear or tear
yesterday. Then the party boarded Madison-ave'
car and went the College of the city OF New
York. Here Professor Johnston showed the Pill
grims n collection Of maps. illustrating the Revo-
lutionary War and Mr. Powell made another Drlef
speech OF thanks.
Richard Watson Glider received the party at the
Century Building After pleasant half-hour spent
in reviewing the many pictures which adoin the
rooms Mr.. Glider made few remarks welcoming
his visitors He remarked that he was heartily in
terested in this attempt to study history on ones
legs" Mr. Powell spoke in reply. and Pro-
fessor Johnston read a paper on the historical in
terest which attaches Union Square. Then a
luncheon was spread. and much interest was taken
in this also. At its end the pilgrims returned TO
their hotel, where they dined. The evening was
given up 10 sightseeing and early this morning the
party will start for Princeton.
The tourists left Philadelphia on Monday July
go passed through this city, and arrived in Hart
ford. Conn at 2tS o'clock p. m. After a brlct stay
D. At Hartford they met by the Mayor.
the Rev. Dr. Joseph H. Twitchell and Charles Dudley
Powell replied. They visited all places of Interest.
and they passed the home Of Harriet l'cechei
waving her handkerchief. compliment which the
prm we're aTef to to AT oS an a
address of welcome was made by Roger Wolcott;
Edward Everett Hale delivered addresses. Boston
was thoroughly explored. and the bunker III
Monument bent under the weight OF pilgrims VINO
Harvard College was visited. and the old Long
fellow house. was. by the courtesy Of Miss Alics
Longfellow. opened to the tourists. At Lexington
they were met by the Lexington Historical Society
day. August 2 the party visited Salem. Mass.
The next day found them in Plymouth and don on
here. and on the next day West Point and larry
iors were w Hfnd %nderson rhadSpha
William f. Wilson. Interchangeable, Penn; Miss
EOssace hsksr G MrsG1 VIZ Miss " r.
Derby, Conn; Mrs Franklin Hallock. Derby. Conn;
N Nmna Sarah M GSGr Ho e0n r Hcry
ST Louis. Mo: Mrs. $. r Hersey St Louis, No:
MISS Kate Mact rea. AUBURN.
Covin. Fort Wayne. Ind: the Rev william r;
Gaskin. Vinal Haven. Me: the Rev. Edward Iieyi
Delk Hagerstown. Nd: Miss Sara l.. Dinsmorc.
Lowell Mass. NJ. a. Whitney, YpsilantL Mich;
Miss Mary r Hall. Winona. MINI: Dr. H. -
Lowry. Lincoln. Neb.: Mrs Electra Semmes-C OILS
ton Mobile Ala: Mrs. Z. T. Devine. philadelphia;
Mrs. A. Il. Stirling. Philadelphia: William - Nc
Dowell Newark y. j. Miss Pauline Mcdowell.
Worcester; Mass Abel W Har,well, Prince'92ini;
W Fairchld. Monticello. y. Y. Joseph NJ. John
ston: Newtown. Penn: Miss Anna r frt@ Ph ,i
delpha Mrs. Charles T.. Vail. Philadelphia. Miss
VI. r. Mead Philadelphia. Miss Maude CARPENTER.
Winona. MINI: Miss Mary L. Grant Winona,
Mimi: Miss Clara Grant Winona, MINI: MISS lia
r. Mcmillan. Lancaster. Penn. Miss Emma row
ers. Lancaster. Penn: Miss Janet H. Nunn,
Winona. MINI. Miss Julia Mae S"lovcr. N!nona.
Mimi, and Miss Florence Garlock. Wnona. MINI.