New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-05
ARRANGEMENTS AT THE ACADEMY.

HOW TIE DELEGATES WILL BE sEATED-oCCU.
PANTS OF TIE BONES, THE GALLERIES AND THE
STAGE
The arrangements for the seating Of delegates IN
the Academy of Music have been completed and
the tickets have been given out. The delegates will
occupy the parquet and will be arranged, with
the exception of those from New-iork according TO
the alphabetical order of the counties. Those from
Albany County will occupy the seats in front next
to the lcft-hand corner of the stage, those from
Allegany County next on The right. and so on from
side to side across the hall. The rear seats OF the
parouet and some seats in the balcony are set
apart for the New-York County delegation. Each
seat is numbered and each delegate has his special
seat The main part of the balcony will be occu-
Died by the alternates. The proscenium boxes have
been partly assigned TO some of those persons aud
ORGANIZATIONS that have assisted in the payment OF
the expenses of the Convention The Merchants
Club has a box and the Union League Club three
boxes. One of the pr0scenlum boxes mas Deen
reserved Tor Governor Cornell. Senator Jones, OF
Nevada and Attorncy-General MacNeagh are ef,
nected TO occupy one of the pr0Sccnlum boxes, aad
Senator Allison of Iowa, aud friends VIII have
TirErts for the mezza1ine boxes ard for tho
family circle and stage have been distributed
among the delegates and the members OF tue state
Committee from his city, Most OF the reserved
boxes are expected to have as occupants the lady
friends OF the moro prominent delegates, ana tue
promises TO De one Oh great Drllllancys
The regular ushcrs of the Academy will be IN at
tendance and as each person will have a coupon
ticket for his seat all OF the confusion ana disorder
usually attendant upon political conventions VIII
be avoided. force OF elghty Policemen VIII 10
present TO preserve order.
There have been seats placed on the stage for
about 100 persons. Immediately III lront Oh tne
stage accommodations have been arranged Ios
rep0rters AMI correspondents. only a Hmteu
number of tickets has been ISSUED, ani no person
will be allowed in the press circle who mas not
ticket thus aNOiulnR CONFUSION. Iuo
Western Union Telegraph Company mas put seven
wires into the building to accomnodate tle news
napers and the delegates. The arrangements,
which have been under the care OF Follce Justice
Solor b. Smith and Commissioner Jacob Hess. are
complete aud satisfactory y 5 a. ,Srs
The seating capacity of the Academy is ABOUT
. 100 as arranged. There have been demands tor
about 1000 tickets The great bulk OF ile ticke.s
each district, and thus very few nave Deeh resetsod
for the country delegates, winch causes sonG r. ar
mo IL Is confidently expected that the galeries
vii show an overwhelming sentiment III favor y.
the machine and may be relied upon TO frowh upon
any movement hostile to the city organization"
THE DELEGATES AND CONTESTANTS.
REPRESENTATIVE MEN OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY
CONTESTS IN THE COUNTIES OF ALBANY
KINGS ONEIDA AND oswEGo'
r,1-oII 90 ,Ie Repnblican State Convention was
o,,,eted Yesterday by the election OF delegates IN
n"a.s Cn,ntv. When completed it found
that there were contestine delegations from inc
onurt,.s of Albany, Kings, Oneida aud Oswego IL
~ ,.rssumed also that the seats of most OF the
delegates from this city will be contested. Dc
Low ia the list OF delegates and contestants.
~" ALBANY COUNTY.
n,.,-,ct-Thsodore Robb, Isaac Becker, Jacob r.
Cook. p..,,,r. n p Williams. Theodore y,
,,unbrey Iemar Thompson, Peter "a. riagS,' % ss
atnrae n sloan Contestng A. 3 Draper, =. " VIC"
SeI John A. Luby, Hiram Grggs, r. ~ Ras,arsnv Mvs,
r.. Smytn, J0nn bdttcrsbys Mycs
Nussbaum.