New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

ollie Orphan AIlum, at Fifty-hrst-st.. will nave
a stand Of rojsed tiers on which 1000 youngsters
uilI nercb and see the sights" ExChhyor
Conner has erected n stand az the other "nd OF
the avenue. from which exactly 667 people WIZ
hcbold the paradcs Stands like this COST 'po"'
81 600. but the great majority may DC Duii' iiv"'
800 TO $50 The Union ana d. -'''"'"'
Clubs will also have large structures, anu many
we'll known people intend to entertain on i"rs'
scale. having room enough for 200 PeoPie W 9''
and shelter themselves from the rays VI III" sum
by parIsos and umbrellas. ,Il l,ro,,r,
One plcnsing feature is that many wen -k' i
buSiness bonsrs have erected stands for inc "c"'-
fit of their employees. They are III R,".i""H'
Union Square and the lower Patt ol l ,c,,rni
Some Of them will hold over ZOV, an" ratnrr
firms have two stands Another plcasin1 i'n'
is that the window speculator was rs'"c, -" hi
when the stands began to spring up, an" IN
hopes of high prices were not 50 rvs, o,'ra,,c
are fears however. that he may rc"aii, NJ ',, ~
Prices for seats in windows are n'7N
already.
RISII OF APPLICANTS.
Apnljcations for permits to build private sl'ihuS
came in early the first OF last week. anu ''
oe;cio,s ~ tho DEPARTMENT of Buildings were krpt
busy examining them, and In nearly "h '"'''
they were granted Over 200 applications were
handed in early in the week and Pifu"i i'SV ~
rho oppcants is given. In some cases oniy uinc
of the builder WIN ''''
nh1,iouS The names OF applicants, number thht
their stands can hold, anu the huihoer Vi '"' "'''
are as follows: $500. . .
II $ Leech CO. Fifth-avc. and Twenty-cirh'h-st !;
F. d. Church. 90, No. 400; Thomas Rae $50 no noV
~ r.nninqs Demorcst l3O No. 50 -. Nicholas tuD'
:, M 3sG: w b. DormaIL IS. No. ! John iSu'''h
100 No 2Io; Mrs. J. RhinelandeF WASHINGTON ST.
and Fifh.ave; Joshua HendricEs. No. olE' H'"'''
Ieissner 1oG No 321: Union club. 80. twenty 1T, 1
= w Jennings Denorest, 40, No. 1922 Charles A. .'
Ter 400 Thirty.secondst.. l. Aonlo Mutier 90 NO 80,
Arthur Strauss 35. No. 29j; Lorenzo ",C"'
So No. 33i Theodore b. STAR cy, tso
.04 Horace Waters, 10, No. l22; tauH'' ''uo
No o67 Horace Waters, 95, No. l3i Cott!er d. 49,
Va 1o4. { H. Lcccctt. co. No. o53; {. T. ious,' 49,
w 1GG. Hartman Peck & Co.. -. No 137' d. l''''
NJ snath 100. No. 81 l. NJ Knox, a. 80 IA H Si.p
man ( CO.. IS No. 32d; kai" n Ar'-' ~ '",.
np,th.st T w Ianouct,c. 10 No l25 j. b "ooIl'!'
a. M Io3. Thona, Goodcnough. 90 NO So the h"N'
< Shnnan 300 No 800 NewYork Club 10 No.
40: Albert Weber 75 No. los; Fifth Avenue b"'N'
&C. NO 53l George Murray, 100 No o33 "'ofRe N''P'
az No 700 and 80 at No. Gil New-NOrk tAch''N' "'
Womens Work 81, No 800; X Napier Ani"r'oh' ~
Ma "a; Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum 1000 FLY
ors,.s. A NJ Palmer. g. No l45 william NJ LEM d.
M 5e6; DE- Levi, Hall Sayrc. -, No 2S3' tH"ai'
baldwin II No. III Aitkcn. Son CO., 1Vo' t'-i'
t.cnth.sr; II. J. Douela- -. No BOZ Syph'F ~
9,o. Mutual District Messenger Company. -. No 2V-
Is 7, Ware Thrtcenth-st.; cN-Mayor Edward Cooper
CG7, No l.
Along Broadway and other streets these pco-
pie will have stands:
York Liz. Insurance Co.. 40, No. 3i" the Amer
lean Exchange Bank, 90, No 1873 StI"D'l WA'"' '''
M Ar. Henry Hilton. 81. No us; o. I. BucN'Y'
- ~, 90. RACER. pet & Coz 90. Nos. 500 and 90.
and - AZ Broadway aud prince-st. Eu ne F'y-'t 3D.
NJ AZ. George Z. Hamin Co.. 80 No. 3i2; Sweet
| ser Pembroke & Co., $50 No,. 37i and 3'0 Oroutn
! Eitzc.rad IA. No. 500. and As at No 127 thth
| oya . Dutler Clapp Vent & Coz 100 No 361 H. i'
! CRAWFORD 40 No. 413; Central National Bank 30 NJ"
100 H. A. Hayden, %. No 80 Union square Arh'o
| E Elias Is University Place. Nos and Il; Mutua
C,s Iight Company 1852, No. 80 Union square John =
| ,voov.r An Seycnteen,h.st and Fourth-ave. sing
| Manufacturing Company 225. No 81 Union SGuac
| <iddcr Peabody { Co., No. Nlssau-st