New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-07

xHEY WILL VISIT MANY CITIES Nohih AM
wEsr-FAcroRIEs AND BUSINESS EsTAB-
lIshMENTs TO BE INSPECTED.
uphiadelphia June 6-The delegates from cities and
Lens OF Mexico and OF the Central and South
xmerIcan States. forty-nlne in number. who came
k,re 10 the big Pan-American Trade Congress when
nosed on Friday, will leave this city tomorrow
[orning for their six weeks sightseeing tour OF
Ehe Urted States All the commercial and indus.
la centres of the Eastern and Western States ana
I.,me few of the Southern States Will he visited
Isome OF the delegates who represented trade Dodes
Ia, cities in the United States al the congress VIII
accompany the party as will also few of the off,
rails OF the Philadelphia Commercial Museums. VINO
will look after the arrangements and deahs Oh the
luip
| Committees OF prominent citizens ard business
men Will NEE; and take charge Of the party at the
respective points visited and will direct the move
ments of the visitors in seeing the manufacturers.
business establishments and other PAGES OF IN
terest.
! The party will leave here tomorrow morning for
Baltimore on special cars attached 10 the regular
train on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Mon
day and Tuesday viii be spen; in Baltimore and
| Washington and on Wednesday the party viii
arrive at New-York While In New-York the party
will visit Brooklyn. Jersey City Newark. Paterson
and other places in the vicinity OF the metropolis,
and will start next Sunday evening on one of the
Sound steamers for FAN River. Ten days will he
spent in New England. and the party will return 10
New-York on June %. whence they will set out at
once for the West the first stop being made at Pitts
burg. Up to their arrival in New.York on June %
the party Will travel in special attached TO reg
u.ar trains. but from Ncw-York through the West
and back again to New-Iork about July is. they
viii occupy a special vestlbue Pullman train
equipped with all the modern appointments. The
train Will have s!eepng-cars. a dining-car, n snok
ing-caT and observation and parlor cars and the
visitors VIII thus he placed in direct touch with the
most advanced ideas of American raroadlng. Leav-
ing Pittsburg, the party vii go TO Dayton. Gin
cinnatL Nashville St Louis Chicago, Milwaukee,
Grand Rapids Detroit Cleveland. Buffalo Niagara
Fans, and across New-York State 10 Troy and
Albany. thence by day boat on the Hudson to New
York CITY. The complete itinerary of the trip is
as follows: Baltimore. June :; Washington. June s;
New-iork, June 9-l3 Fall River, June IA: Boston,
June Is and C; Providence, June Il and IS: Worces-
ter June IS; Springfield. June 20 and 81: New-Haven
June p; Pittsburg. June "a and 25 Dayton June 26
Cincinnati. June p and 2S Nashville, June 30 and
July !; s. Louis July and 3; Chicago July o.;
Detroit July r;l3: Cleveland, July IA and Is; BUT
the Inc Oh Business OF c tne ' or %
' C@ro by eneh a the commercial congress
Tsoi Exchanse and PrSdnSe Exdh ha sG caros
and Argentine products Fernando Mendez Of Rio
yaEsero' cBrazil commission merchant. newspaper
1gnaco Merry da Fonseca. of Pernambuco com
Costa Of Para lamps ana n A ka"ai Uf
hardware. china ware, etc; JhOas Perera OF Para
9n rubber uermo Gesswe fa ef sant msG
R Roglrs ma af asriGurai Implements Carlos
LOUIS Geseken, Of BarranQuilla. Colombia dry
goods. provisions and furniture; JOAQUIN Pombo Of
11artagena, general Importer; j. y. Reouero, Of
Panama. general importer American provisions
5hoe machinery. wire. hardware: Felix Fhrnan of
Irensma; provisions. beer and hardware; Roberto
hhf atal OF san Jose Costa RIGA. drygoods;
Fernandez OF San Jose. fnancier lawyer: /. H.
Germany, director Of the Commercial Museum "tI in
Stuttgart; Calixto PfeiTer. of Lima Peru. GEN
i pi merchant printing and stationery; Pablo Ia
hg ruling machinery: |. Cordeiro da Graca of
BIO BIO Janeiro Brazil; Alexandra Garland. Of Lima.
tador. banking coffee machinery; y. Mureuiondo OF
Monteyideo Uruguay. Consul of Uruguay: Antonio
fee. banking; Jesus de Icaza, of Mexico CITY ag-
ricgltnral machinery, fertilizers; Fernando Fer
nent; Everado Hcgewisch. OF Mexico City build
Ing supplies, etc; Julio Limemtour. of Mexico
towsk. OF Mexico City. machinery for the manu-
tacture of wool. commission merchant; Ignacio
:hinery Ienacio Aguirre, of Mexico city Ice ma
ohinery electric plants; Enrique Sanchez. Of Tlax-
5acco; Antonio V. hernandez. Of Monterey. bank
ing. water-works; Adolfo Zambrano. OF Monterey.
ertson. Of Monterey. railroads Etc: Frederico
kunhardi; of Guadalajara. general merchant.
sugar machinery. dist;lery. iron works Rafael de
Ia Mora. OF Guadalajara. mechanical engineer ma
chinery; Emilio ia hasa: Of Chapas. butter manu-
coffee machinery. sugar and brick machinery; A.
5 Canton Of Merida. Yucatan. general merchant:
The representatives. Of the Phiiadelehia Museums
% sinSc NH be with the party are Dr. p Wilson
thc department: G. A. Green assistant chief ~
the bureau of information. and ID. n. Harper.