New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
LITTLE BUSINESS DOWNTOW
PREPARING To SEE ALL THE PARADE --
COIRTESTFS TO THE GOVERNOR

COURTE~GES TO THE GOVERNOR
Although me PRODUCE ana cotton FSchangc, 3, ro.
propose IA observe L, morrow ~ holiday. % - s,r
uhrly there VII be- very lttlr hu>in's, ioar ltpt
ne settling # April contracts. The other conner i
exchange have voted be- closed morrow. u ~ts
expected that the Produce Exchange ne PRIV ",",
# the roof Of the building would BE- ACCORDED 20 10
members AMI their friends from which 20 r"y'"T 'f
naval parade, bat under tho ADVICE II m" A. '' g
his Will not be done, owing to the danger irim '-c
.reat weight
As the offices In the building a. the -, po,
# those who rent them the wini,w, f'm w.. '.f
parade may be seen viii BE- filled Wlii n'r. al 80
rye" and nouryD faces. Thr hg.lns "il ir .i''
,omcly decorated with hass and buruus I- rrn-
bers viii take no active par IN tc celebration a
body but As 50 many an, active N"rran nrmar~ =
the National Guard they Will appear a, surh I'm
Thomas chairman Of tie Committee on Rooms Ani
Fixtures Will represent the E4chane IA H. nj IRA
parade, aud a few Others may Join VIII h!n.
Around Bowling Girrn the sight VII D. a. ~
prcssiyc one AZ all OF The bil!dlnss u p" i'''
steamship lines VIII BE- prliu,rE d"''~''"' va
bunting and Mas will b. displayed a. Ae '''.''
consua,es. The Guon steamship Line of'e' - ~
Al Broadway Will probably Outsh.Ec TIE "'''H -
display a, Major A. NJ. Uudcrhll u" inA"as'l - 81
old soldier veteran and th"roiihO"' N''''
The Cotton Exchans, VIII D. onc Of 'r c. IT. ~.
Interest. The Governors VI the seNeia4 >t"''' -'
received offers OF hospitality nom ur iD'it' -
they hay. al accepted them VITA tie 'h''f",,
Goyernor Hill IL Is her that the ~ ~
Veterans Will assemble Ia MORROW 10 lce's'f ~ =
dent when he comes Oh oLosc. Ih' b-'~ -.
,c dressed In bunting ron cornerstone F"
Th, Custom House Will be open on / .''A''
tween 8 and 10 a. III. only, Tor the entry - -,
ID. 30 .cs AndTa,w v. Green, Vf TIE Na'" +
tud 1 Istoilan Ge0rc, lliilarl haNr ciN ~
Iecotations II the mont oi The blh!iug ". H''11
: a veteran OF nearly fDur-,cHIc year and - o. '"
land, with every President except two IT. H' ~
IL. AMI TIE facade Of the sim Hose ".l .
,ntr-.ly hidden with bunting. The shth Lax -
us.d ON the Treasury BuIG!ng ~ Va Ai-L" a.
m, inauguration Uf President itarrson - :, ~
c,uttcpiccc tho entrance u ne ''st ~ No.
rhs l..rg. Ofcc at the Battery J - Teen ''Ns''' -
ali sd-, with flags, and it has beesl ta>uiHy $50
Rryerue Marine service. i-tHruo" J. bF@'l',
,on Of Rear Admiral d. l. Bralne VII G,' -. a' Ia
,omcly a part of the Chc,scbiOa ;h b"!i""S, oPF,
katlery Para, aud viii have u,p CT ALI 90 -. -
for guests, from which every iarI Oh '"' P''"o N'
DO seen. ,., u...b,, INN IA, 80.
.,ncd a. his military hcadgu aters ans a. ia mo
cupc aS,rnatinn a he cty Is the lrlii,a "a NO
vemDer 20. 1883, l. now O~usi y e"1 fh'- ~
H. AZ Hroad and Pearl SIS. Mr. hiKet has u~'rN's.
The second floor, which was the htuu n aiioAAc'
~ Arlington and his stan there Is bunting IN pV,
n,s,on about tho walls naes on the chahW9---. -
thirteen banneiettcs representing inc un'3'h ~ -.
states There viii BE- forty two haiis.ms s,h
representing the now forty Two stafte ,''slI'H
tram the windows and roof. also sixty smaict U.s.
and the nre csc apes viii be covered Win tuhuHs
shaped Ike fans The Sons OF the Revoiito. wa" n ,As
organized in the buitiing In lss3, WIZ ine,o ." NJ
second door Tlatday rom y . IA. !" sIv,s.Aoai
and tho house WIN 30 open 70 Visitors ur
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