The evening world., 1889-04-02
SPUNKY ALDERMEN.
They Brought the Sad 400 Once
More to Their Knees
A Carefully Dropped Hint About Street
Stands Did the Business.
The City Fathers Bossed the Situation
and Get Their Tickets To-Day.

HAD q DOmD suddenly uebccnueu lutO wv
ranks Of the -Four Hundred it could not have
created more condemnation and surprise than the
news that the City Fathers were becom-
ing restless and intended sitting down hard on
the Centennial Committee, because the latter
have made no provision for the Aldermen.
About a month ago a committee Of the Board
of Aldermen waited on the Centennial Com
mittee and made known their existence and their
desires.
Since that time they haven't heard a whisper
from the Centennial people,
They waited and watched and then chuckled.
They knew that they were absolute bosses
over the streets, and they pictured
the conformation of the, Centennial Com.
TO erect stands. Then they let a whisper Of their
intentions escape and 1t has knocked the Com
An EyENIS0 WORLD reporter saw Col. Cruger
this morning.
THY Fathers, why can't people keep
S %E51 W. VI haven't s : 60! FIX them. out they l4ET ass so;
SGl'i be ,t attended adS Yi t" i they hey viii il" only wait. G#"'',A,'
CT HHseGEsrS yo olIr'n and DS aGSGd H'"" Tie I Board Of
Aldermen will, receive their invitations and
Tho Aldermen will each receive grand stand
and ball tickets.
r1 IhS5f "5 9; Ali T,,, tissst' t2 For,r tae L Saa
ENulbl VI o"'
for the naval display which guests
and tickets admitting the holders 70 United
States Government steamer at Elizabethport, N.
j.. to company the President to this city.
The following letter was received to-day:
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cS s,E,, mi an" N ii, in:' + ssS,i by H NJ; ElG. re oS III, I; GG Centennial snf
CeIsnF.tI"n Of the %. l IH%.T I Of =, George ;n. wI :, H"s 4"
ifss,eedd f"%Iy to. !" Sem%SniostiOin rsSs,Ssd from the
ho nor ra%t the ms:rd io Of tSs r : G 'ssr %n tE ' sa.as p1T r
Y % been %s' S%sSi" 70 'G p p 'TS'S rshs e $",t T.: :. e I;pls
'' G% to III, |" Z n %s%@fi . body a !! : v HiSsd sc W, p. 3: i.''''-',
tAitasSfmoq 10 he grand stand which Vi! be son:,Tueisd
.s% s:s'' , %" ,S Sa'G Pa,t s"i 'H Hassts S SP XII S1%mi,t tend
p p1'nssr. 'i Sas nrs H pFomi GS} d iSf SSS the ff SHo~i"s ' TS Elk. the
m I'm PsG' 81 your mi SS S"%%5i,{S: c SS'''i iiq y p for the : BAL. fiiNt ,o
> be modal S!iSP an. %" ' FsG SSI" %Sftg q a sESs sfa. Ap the M member i s's 81
have the honor to 6 5sRSi%i w" v, Bowl i%' Secretary.
The Aldermen accepted the above invitation
at this afternoons meeting.
The following in the official programme
WEDNESDAY,, APRIL II.
Formal opening OF the Loan Exhibition Of Historical
Portraits IN the Assembly Room OF tho Metropolitan
MoSDAY. APnIL 90.
A.rtyHl Of pT.,!a.g n o and C, C., sns y T. tE,Git i,n eh InI,. "a,
States steamship Despatch,
bark at . 30 a. NJ, on steamer Erastus whnsu. at ferry
Eiirabethp9Tt to meet Dsspateh Spd accompany her 70
this city. The steamer Sirius will also accompany the
This, lins o., United States wH ships yachts and
ssTiSm"iD:T vii ! follow IN this dTder; 'P''' y" "'
l The President. :. Governors and Commissioners.
ON arrival at foot of Wall street. a barge manned by
"SE",i A~ Il" sfli S tS:a S Ssi 1:.Si1sd T 81 CHAIRMAN E2% sn: PI william
: Frr .'sa%iIi%Ip p.f Sl 81 ss: .. SSS%' tS tn. q EaS st.'S: B SHS 1sc
whore a collation. will be served aud a reception given.
tho rt %,,T fS%' a, the s n q 1s%s lI"T The I PHrSoas,ddenft and 1 Go'.
ornors viii proceed to tbs city Hall under military e@
srnor,S room from I to q
In the evening occurs the Centennial Ball.
TUESDAY. APRIL 30.
Services Of Thanksgiving in the churches of New York
and throughout tho country at y A NJ, ,
a, 4 . 'n'T Mi which; which, the 2t ' F11.ids%, Mi I; .t y; aau''' Church
Atl0 NJ. The C~ommemoTativs, Centennial eIer
lTSD. The eIerciSes viii consist Of prayer by Rev. DR.
%%r,tiGSS by tGhssuHnSSy NJ, sDSpsw and an address b, resi-
a a"su Hfr,i1 cS,r H"S G %IsSSi.S%p a BY N M%'' y GSy' Michael
Mift9.r y as sGG SsS.f e.d T J f faifsw s5 " I'ps sh rs f s1csP. to % ' &:
Regular Army and ;hS Ns.,9n.I Guard in the following,
R Rta', star. IiSA 6cis%sra. nPfs saSsyl W "' SS% New Jer. a%t
GS"5Et"; C Nna;Si. NJ M YS1S S",S MS. loyi,n S sSStl
l,i.Hd The other STATE; wiil fellow II the order ],
~RhiiHS% 5. GOD so6 s Ser%pa aa%s' Of1ns u Loyal All Ls SfoSn and f thsn sR'
posts Of the Grand Army
r, m ' sssas ~"' to- to- FEts SHisS's street rec "'! The r S,fssl y
stand viii be at Madison square and twenty ,iourtl
,n From : c TO I u a %TSSsp !, ,As WI no SS sIy ,s,S sh1 Prf ssSn. b r
the A Nj oS%IasT'S Opera az i RSu .sAn hAh'0'''0' Rooms II
At7P, M,-The banquet,
WEDNESDAY. MATl.
The industrial and civic parade.
WEDNESDAY, MAYS
rI,aa ~ I osr R,hibitinn