The sun., 1889-04-28

The %n sna q ,h; Board
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'"' General commanding the Army and oiNssIs Of
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The ofclal representation ot the society of the Gin.
tn. Chief Judge aud lgdes, the Court OF Appeals of
Tn. Presiding Justice iuscss q he supreme Court
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The Lesi,sIs Of hs he Sa,s Stn,s Of Of New S.v F9gs
Judges Justices Of other Courts n the city Of New
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The Board az" Il Aldermen 8, ,he city ot BROOKLYN.
The foreign Eon.nis at Nsw iors ana GiesFs OF 'he
Invited guests without special order of precedence.
THE RECEPTION At THE EQUITABLE BUILDING.
The distance from the landing at tho foot OF
foot from tho landing ut Wall street TO tho
vled yli"fG for tho H" rrestien; and his immsdiato
party. At tho reception in the Equitable build
Ing tho President with his Cabinet the Coy
ernors of the States. tho Governor OF tho state
OF Now York, and the Mayor OF the city OF New
York will havc prcSen,e! to them M guests eI
party without shaking hands 4s was the ens- Gus
tom at the reception Of washington .a m iLs2..
The reception will last from to 3:3O O'CLOCK.
Admission only by bun ticket
THE RECEPTION Al THE CITY HALL.
From to $3.50 o'clock a public reception will
be given TO the President Of tho United Statos
in the, Governors room in tho tity llaLi; ,, t,o
York. and the Mayor of the city of New York
proceeding under military escort. in this order:
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YORK Win The President OF the Tinted States hi.
ft s" "a he YORK i h
comi,.e on States and Two members Of the Commit
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At the steps of tho City Hall 200 girls from
Mea%m an h rim
the United States. The zoo Grammar School
pupils will meet him at tho fort % Of the steps M aDd
the Normal School will await him at the on
trance to the Hall, and there one Of them. Miss
whsh In viii H reply
During the reception in the Govornors room at
the City Hall, President Harrison will stand on
end OF the room. Gov. Hill will be the Presi:-
dents right and Mayor Grant on his left. !, A
rest OF the room. and in front Of this the call
ers will pass and bow TO tho Presidential party.
The public will enter the City Hall BY the base.
staircase, and enter the Governors room by the
east door, pass by the Presidential party, and
go ont the wost door an! down the staircase 10
the broadway door.
TO vlCE-pREs1pENT MOTIONS HOUSE.
After the reception at the City Hall the Presi-
tons tons Gouse Gct Sc by sH the Co COMMITTEES on States.
President Harrison and Mrs. Harrison ,is will
be the guests Of Nice. PresidSpt and Mrs, l.; r. r;
Morton during their visit. The wives OF the
SSSrs SSisss Mr. ofM and M,f Eas,e ifqT5son Nj aPd I
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel where they will be
the guests of the Centenpial CCmmittes;. p,s,
viii # SGfk the M snf Mrs ana
ut their residence, 20 Gram"rcy Park. The
guests invited 70 meet the rresident are ElfS- ;f,
Mr.. Hamilton Fish. Mr.. and Mrs. Gerry. Mr..
and ME Wnm }Sy M ana II Hrs Barks
Noche. and Miss Helen llamersIey.
THE CENTENNIAL BALL.
In the evening at o'cl9ck the centennial
ball will be given In the Metropoii;an Opera
and as Chairman q tho Committee on the Cen;
George Washington as PRESIDENT Of the United
States. to arrive a, the 20 MetE9roi!tan 9pnera, pn,
10 a 10 segvs h"ffi to Of Z Tnei
states and other distinguished guests.
Tho PRESIDENT tQ be brought to the ball by
State q Ssw York a1d ,s Irs; HpTrifGn; , The
Vice PRESIDENT and M Mrs. Morton. the Lieuten-
The nanaeer Ss ''' ot the Iai Mr. E. C. Stanton,
to meet the President at his carriage and con;
reception by the Mayor Will take place. Tho
members OF the Signal Corps and OF the Second
bule fSe Mayor Dy @" is to n!ecede tho rSsdent.
but will enter the building through another
entrance. AS Mr.. Stanton escorts the Presi-
dent through tho Broadway entrance eight
trumpets will be blown
After tho recep,ion The, guests above named
will be conducted 10 the floor In the following
order escorted by IA guard of honor
The Mayor The President, The Governor.
The Vice President and Mrs u arrlson
The Lieutenant. Governor and Mrs Norton.
The President OF the General Committee and Mrs Jones
In front Of the Presidents box tho Chairman
OF the Committe on Entertain ment will present
to the President the chairman OF the Execu-
tive Committee and the members OF tho Com
mittee on Entertainments and OF the Committee
on Plan and SCOPE.
After the presentation tho opening duadrle
will be formed by the manager of the ball
At midnight tho President and party will be
escorted In the above order to the supper room,
which order will be observed on returning
The serving OF wine Will cease at one o'clock A.
NJ. in compliance with the law,
The ball will be under the direction OF this
Floor Committee: Chairman. L. c. Stanton;
Walter Luttgen. Charles b. Miller, Allan Nc
Lane Hamilton Elliott No0sevet. Lloyd Aspin-
wall. Henry ": Bnby; j.: Il Anthh9nX: Z; Q.
Henry Gunther., William steinway. c. Oliver
Isein. Samuel L. Morrison, RidFeway Moore
Henry T. Carey. John Hone; Jr., John NJ: Bow
ors. James W. Deokuan. Alfred WngstaI. John
J. Townsend. Jr, j G. X. Duer. Herman Qel-
richs. Auguste T. Montant u; Ailliken. Jr..
Charles Dc Kay. Henry i. Rowland. Gen. Mar
tin 7. Mcmahon. NJ. l.. R4uth. Daniel Appleton,
William Salomon. The tab les in the supper
room will be arranged in the shape Of q Greciun
border.
The list of DANCES; -
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