New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-25

INCIDENTS OF THE BIG CELEBRATION
THE DEMAND FOR TICKETS UNPRrcEDrNTbD-
VISITORS MAY ENTER 81. PAULS CHAPEL
TO SEE wAsuINGToN'S PEW.
| At the headquarters Of the Army Committee In the
Fifth Avenue Hotel, yestenlay, It stated thai
nearly all Of the tickets for every stand had been sold
for April 3d. and that the demand for tickets for the
Industrial parade steadily increasing Only
few seats for the Waverlcy Place stand remain nn,od
TueS1a, aud all for the Madison Square and Res
| "Ivoir stands have been sold.
-. Paus Chapel Is open from o Il NJ until D. m.
| VERY day Ibis week. AID Will continue oprn the
same hours during She weeks. 10 allow visit
I~ to Inspect the building Many people visit the
PLACE every Gay. and va. hinpton's pew. which l.
square, boXike The north side Of the MON. +
| the attractive part Of the building. Commemorative
services will held al ST. Pau's Chapel Sunday al
| 10 30 under the auspices Of the members Of the
| society Of the Cincinnati The services will be
Quoted by bishop Perry, Of Iowa, and the Rev. DR..
! Charles Cotcsworih Pnckney, Of Charleston. chap
lans general of the Older OF the Cincinnati. assisted
| by The clergy Of the chapel
The construction Of a handsome canopy Of flags IN
tic Governors room in the CITY Hall begun yes
erlay, under the supervision OF the Department OF
| Public Works. 1t Will sunnOunt caipcted dais In
| HE main department. Under this canopy the Prcsl-
| cent, Ranked by the Governor and Mayor, Will hold
| his reception Monday afternoon.
| The police officials nave decided "a use the ulch
covered wire which has been taken down from The
telegraph poles lately making barriers against the
crowds along tho routes OF the parad's Monday.
| Tuesday and Wednesday Nagonloads Of the wire
| were being carried from the Corporation Yard 10
Headquarters yesterday. The Wre IS borrowed for
| the great occasion. The brooklyn Bridge officials
Yesterday asked the Police Board to furnish mum
Der Of policemen help patrol the Ne~lork end Of
| the Bridge on Monday and hcep the crowd moving.
| O
mlSsoncrs in regard to complying with the request.
and Superintendent Murray was asked 10 think about
| IT and give advice the subject to-day.
The Grafton Of Chauuoey NJ. Depcw Is expected TO
be one of the best efforts he has ever made 1t Will
| treat Of the rise, completion and results OF Con
stitutional Government IN the United States II will
not be long in comparison with the efforts made here
tofore at times by assigned orators and Will be we'll
worth reading.
| General Irrmaine has asked the Society OF War
Veterans Of the 9Th Regiment 10 servo on his STAFF
and thus participate the parade Monday and 10
meet President Harrison al the foot of Wast. Among
The veterans who promised 10 be present are Gen
erals Nugrnt and Barney aud Majors Charles Appleby
George /. Cooke and George p. Edgar The New York
Yacht Club has chartered the steamer Henry f. Bishop
Tor the accommodation Of members and their families
| to view the naval parade.
| The Plan and scope Committee decided yesterday
TO decorate the city Hall in elaborate manner at
staff of Grand Marshal Butbrfcld for The civic parade
were appointed yesterday: Wisconsin, Ogden IL.
fchcrs Illinois. Colonel Charles T. Bryan; Florida,
j. II. Tieadv ell Mary and Franh Blown, Of Bait
John H. Stain has offered the families OF the Post
| Office employees the Of the steamer SKINNER, on
| which they may take part In the naval parade OF
AIrl 20. Acting Postmaster James yesterday az
ccpted the OFFER thanking Mr. SiaIn for his kind
ness. A committee Will meet Mr.. starn 10 arrange
| The details.
| The executive committee OF the New York FurntIe
| Board vi Trade recommend that the manufacturers
aud dealers urniisre and those engaged in kindred
industries close their establishments April 30 and
May /.
| 10 accommodate people who may desire TO leave
New YORK after the parads on April 30. II has been
decided hold the Fall River Line steamer Pilgrim
until 30 y. IN.
| The Taminany Committee OF Twenty four decided
last evening that the Tammany column should be
ducod from 5000 TO 200 men.
| The Burcau Of Public Comfort organized by the
SewYork Hoielkeepers Assoc ation. with headquarters
et No 80 Onion Square. received more than 800 let
tes YESTERDAY from housrhOhcTs willing IA receive
| visitors during the Centennial celebration
| DECLINING TO TAKE PART IN THE PARADE.
Captain Francis Inch. comrade OF kolfes Post.
| No g. g. A. r. who led Company ID, 18th New
York Volunteers during the War, yesterday aldrssfd
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