New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-14

erty OF the Masonic fruternty, and will be in the
custody of committee consisting OF Past Grand
Master c. g. Brady, J. C. Walker, A. r. Coolit,
j. u. Rose and H. j. Arne
The religious part Of this celebration bids fir to
be extremely impressive and appropriate, and VIII
testify TO future ages OF of the strongest SEN
uments underlying the American character Oh
to-day At the special Thanksgiving service I'D
ST. Pauls Chapel, OH the morning OF April 80 uie
guests, who will include President Harrison anu
the chief officials Of the State ana Nauop, WIN De
shown TO their seats by members OF an Alsie Noin-
mittee, who have been selected in accordance with
the Centennial Committees design OIL giving p,o"
inence to men of historic descent The Aisle Com
mittee Is rs follows:
David Augustus CarIsOn, chairman, oeee nI ,a
of Chancellor Livingston, warden in lIoo ann Vi "a
vid ClarksOn, warden in lT1o hoMlanus ,tn Manor
tary, a descendant Of John Pei LoIu OF .no 1850 1870
of Pelham, 1868. hallett Alsop Bon0we' folIee.
senting the Halleu and AsOp families; .r uanI
ton Amory Sbley Carhart, gteat-great shdsoh VI
Major Cornelius Calhart, anu VI I9onea IDs slg5
SON. a DESCENDANT of Chief Justice Jay, warden In
1859, and OF General Matthew Garrison, fes.rS non
of John LangdOn, 1rst president pro teni OF inc
senate Or John caThsOP S Jay great sra9a'iGn "a
descendant OF Jacob Leroy vestryman Ihiup L.
livingston, a grest-greal- grandson OF Pm lp LN-
ward dc Peyster Livingston descendant Of Guam
cellor Robert K. Livingston. William Bard DC Viehar,
descendant OF DR.. samuel Bard, president OF me
College OF Physicians and Surgeons In Ne"-forA'
and vestryman in 1883. ,,, o1
Richard Malcolm Montgomery, descendant 6 o,
General William Malcolm, colonel commanding ~
NewYork Infantry 1870 and l77s 6rgadlersens
ties at the Inauguration Of Washington: NoTDoM
Morris great great grandson OF Lewis MOTIFS slg,nu
Of the Declaration Of Independence. Ludlow ogaen'
representing the Ludlow and ogden families T. D.
Oakley Rhnelander great andson OF henry SrT Ibn
Rutheriord Of the Revolution and vestryman In lIS,
william H. Rgsfe doSs ssTe q sns f TICKER
descendant OF the Rev. Dr.. sam9H iAnehmuiy'
rector from 1704 10 1IT7 Augustus van E2r.'aO ~
1854 Charles Van EeRsselaer, Representing, t6e Han
Rensselaer, family Robert T. vernum, frttsentins
General James .Sarnnm John IcI IIn gst a
and J. Louis webb, grea' ueat-grandson OF uener''
The form of prnvcr and Thanksgiving 70 be used
at ST. PauPs Chapel has been issned and anthor-
lied for use in the DiO"eSrS OF New YORK, fennI
sylvania, Massachusetts, Springfield, Newark ana
PittsburG, Copies OF the service have eeen sen,
20 the clergy of this Diocese accompanied by
letter from Bishop Potter.
PRESIDENT HARRISON SUGGESTS CHNNVE'
Stuyvesant Fish, chairman Of the Entertain
ment Committee, reported 10 the Executive Ccm-
mittep Yesterday the result OF his mission to
President Harrison with the official programme
An important change was made at the instance
of the President in the arrangements Tor MS ar
rival at elizabeth and embarlniion Mt Eizabetn.
port According TO this plan the PRESIDENT WIN WIN
tho members of the Cabinet and Justices OF inc
Supreme Court will leave Washington bY the same
special train over the Pennsylvanih road az aDo1'
| a. m, April 20. On their arrival al fhMo'th
nj q. NJ, the rear car, with the Presiuehi anu n
n marty OF friends, will be taken of, and the
marty will breakfast with GoYernor uheh'
Meanwhile the rest Of the company including
Mrs Harrison and the wives OF the Judges ana
Cabinet officers. will 80 on 70 Elizaoethport:
where they will breakfast in dhns car brought
there for the purpose. IL Is the Presidents de-
sire TO avoid all unnecessary formnlity, but the
committee is intending TO weave "a web about
him from which he cannot escape when once IN
its power. BY this arrangement ii viii succeed IN
having the emblrl;ation take place with all the
ceremony that had been planned
Bryan c. McSwyny. though mainly known rs
popular aud influential IriShman, aud member
Of every form Of political organization that mss
been invented by the Sens of Erin who live on
this side OF the water to free their native land. has
none the less u ronsing American spirit when the
occasion demands IT, lie believes that tho Zen
tennial Celebration is such an OCCASION and he Is
gO' 70 mike the most Of II by organizing a
big dinner in DclmOnicos in honor Of the day
H. will he ~ nearly ~ possbi distinctly irl>h
affair and there will b. Macs and OS without
number though whether VI: McSwyny VIII
claim 10 own them "a his three hundred or
whether the right Of property will be claimed
by each guest individually IN himself mas yet !"
Judge David McAdan is chairman, aud among
those who are backing mp the efforts OF Mr..
McSwyny these are found: Michael Gbln, =. J.
Curry. prcsiden: Of tn. Irish Home Rule Cub;
IIenry McAlecnan. Henry Brown, Patrict Sars-
field Gilmore Judge Edward Browne, Joseph J.
O'Donohup, Inspector Byrncs, Captain T. II.
McNamee president Of the Irish American Rrpub-
lcan Club Major f. j. O'Shaughncssy, ex-senator
Fcclcsinp. J " wall, Policc-Justcc Maurice j.
Power d. Thomas Adds Emmett, Commissioner
james s. Coleman, Commissioners Thomas lirennah'
Amos J. Cummings and Colonel CocRerll. The
tickets for the dinner, 10 cost 81 q cach nre Tor
sale NJ Mr. McSwyny's, No. 240 Broadway.
An effort is being made 20 induce All Employers
50 far as possible 10 give their employees hall
holdav on April 80. 80 that they can take in the
Centennial Celebration. One Of the largest con
tructors i'm the city, who mOdcstly requested That
his name should not he used, decided 10 give his
hands the halliday without los Of wages.
The following circular was issued yesterday:
To the executive committees Of the different orS1nl'
zatons OF business men I'm thu city Of New York. both
Democratic and Republican. that were ORGANIZED 10y
OF the year 1883 You respectfully invited TO con
vcue at the Office OF McssIs. WilmeIIlng. MOTIFS
Mitchell Nos "a AMI G6 widest. on Monday, April
49, at O'Clock p. M, 10 al' into consideration INC
proprcty of making nor partisan organization for
The purpose OF Joining IN The parade 20 celebrate ihe
Tooth anniversary OF the inaugural OF the frat res
lent Of the United states. On Nav there Will be q
grand civic procession under the command or General
panel Buterfed and the object OF this meeting VIII
be 10 make an arrangement have The business mems
organizations Of each political party Join IN that pa
radn as one organization. representatives OF Tho
above organizations Will please attend without further
notice Joseph ]. O'Donohue. president OF the Busi-
ness Mems Democratic Conference Commtt"f' W. IA
Strong, president OF the BuSnoEs Mems Republican
Association
For other Csn,,nnicl matter ace me I'm and 22d Puget
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