New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-29

w sssase nov ssi me commission sha 80 On VITA TINS
work shat this separate stend shall be built thas we
fetsistsro ha be especially accommodated that Ns may
s,hs out our wives and ehdren; that We may ake
the peas which We dearly love and that we eaa have
.sndsns proyison hy ourselves comfortably ana recmv
70 zee that our generosity has msee
- saax a. reyisy That is the object OF this osil
9hs bill upon motion Of General Hustled, was then
k,4~rred 10 the COMMITTEES on Ways and Meana ~
vim probably DO passed Tomorrow
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THOSE GRAND STAND TICKETS!
nruBxns OF THE CENTENNIAL oonmITTEns
sAY,ruxRE WAS NO NEED OF TASTY ACTION
NO WINE 10 BE SOLD AT THE BALL
"a. angry spirit manifested By che Senate on
Z vsqnesa.v and by the Assembly yesterday, as me
result Of reel or fanccd slight ct the hands On inc
citizens, Committee ON the Centennial inaaguranon
Celebration, In connection Wan tno nseiDuAon v
,rand stand Seats CREATED probably, more OF
<ensaf,on than the legislators realized would fonoW
ths,r hasty action II the object scusht cy the
tntroduction and passage on Senator hurphys retaa
atury grand stand meaSure was thoroughly 70 os
h,rh The members OF tho committee, It was accom-
pshed with lettering success inc nciaont N me
senato and Yesterdays action by the Assembly Wole
th slx OF The town during day and last evening
while there we're numerous expressions OF opinso"
thas the charge OF excbsiveness made openly 10 me
fkgisiature against the COMMITTEES was wen iounasu
the prevailing sentiment seemed 70 Do tnas 'ne
Il1u1S
xctfou and Its open recognition OF supposed shup
rlbridse r. Gerry, chairman Of the executive branch
~ TIA general committee was much disturbed over
che adoption by the senate Of AR MarPhys Dill pro-
vtsing for the erection Of reviewing stand for tne
exclusive use Of the Legislature Mr. Gerry shohget
that this action was peculiarly undigninea. Inc
egisiature might have communicated with mo COM
rittee or with The Mayor, he Said with the view of
scsrng Just what arrangements were being made for
It's accommodation before taking suoh course IS fs
had adopted. Had some such policy boon followed
1t would have learned that ample provisions were DO
ing made for It's comfort
Mr. Gerry and Hamilton Fish, president Of tho Sen-
eral committee, held consultation early yesterday
uornng the result OF which that 1t was decided
to send to Albany Is they were printed, FOR
distribution among members OF the LegislstRro o..
grand stand tickets for each days parade. IL was
also decided 20 send 100 ball tickets, and tho Same
number Of tickets for tho naval parade the latter en-
t,tling the holders TO accommodations one Of the
steamers. Dir. Gerry wanted II understood thas me
committee was not at all Influenced by the hasty
action Of the Legislature The allotment OF tickets,
IS Indicated above, no said, had been decided upon
over three weeks ago, the Lsgfsiature could have
learned II It had taken time to Inquire.
NO sNuH TO THE MrLSTARYi
Rsfsrring 70 the charge that the COMMITTEES had
snubbed the military also, Mn CORY said, I INST
the Acknowledgement IA Albany shout weak sgo
General Porter said TO ne then that he thought II
would be good idea have special stand for the
Legislature put up By the State. told him nat tos
eomnntee had provided for the Legislature, but Ast
be might confer with Chairman Crugor on the sub
,ecs Afterwari met Mr. cruger who told me that
me Legislature had been fuiy provided for Nothng
whatever was ead rehectiag upon anybody connected
with the military Mr. Gerry did not believe that
any member of the commissee had said that the fan,
lies OF nembcrs Of gle Legsiatire would shave 10
stand on the Sidewalks % see tho parade 30 by.s
W xh.tx-.. A. ar~.
rntses denied that either the Legislature or militia Of
the Stats had been sighted Secretary Bowen wanted
II understood that the committee not being fright
encd into furnishing grand stand soets to ts Legsl
tnso. The tickets would have boon forwarded to Al
bany Just the same. Hamilton Fish, tr sent tele-
gram 10 Speaker Cole early yesterday morning In
forming him Of what had been done. dispatch was
also sent Speaker Cole by Colonel Cruser declaring
that there was necessity for legislative action and
Commodore Gerry telegraphed 10 General Hustled ask
ing that action by the Assembly be delayed, sDd do
claring that MI. Muphy's bin was wholly premature
and Unnecessary. and owing 70 misunderstanding
that could DO adjusted
A III 5mincnt member CT the General Committee said
yesterday that there something mysterious behind
tho action OF the Legislature. either IL blow
aimed class of citizens, II the result Of the
most profoundly dense ignorance on the part Of the
Legislature.
According % the present plans OF tho committee the
between Twenty-Bfth and Twenty-sixth SITS. win DO
buiit in shroe sections. The central section win be
reserved for the President OF the United 6taes
bsrs Of Congress and other prominent guests. Por
lions of tho other sections win be reserved for mem
bors OF the Legislature and visitors from other States
All remaining in this stand ana at the other two
grand stands VIII bs sold at &C and 90 each. II was
suggested yesterday by Mr., Gerry that other stands
might be erected At less important points, the seats IN
which could DO Disposed OF at 2S cents each.
LETTER TO THE PRESIDENT
letter signed by Hamilton Fish, Mayor Grant,
Elbr4dge r. Gerry and Clarence ". Bowen, was sent
10 President Harrison yesterday asking him to Issue
proolamatton calling upon clergymen throughout
the country to hold special services of thanksgiving
IN tho churches at o'clock the morning Of April
40. It is pointed out reason for this action
that similar services were bold on April 30, 1850.
Tae President is also requested 70 suggest In his
yreclapson thai the dsy be made memorable through
out The United states BY The deeoraton Of buildings,
shs display Of hreworks and meessngs' Of patriotic
citlzens,
me eon,nitse has accepted the offer Of wfiiism
IT. r. Hughes, on behalf OF the Ward Line of steam
shlps placing tho piers adjoining the Wen Street
Ferry slip on the north Ut is disposal landing
pixce Cor the Presidential party The escort vessels
win land their passengers at either side Of the two
sijpz. The piers win be profusely decorated, and
large stand win Be erected opposite the landing
POINT In s0ptlrst This stand win be at the disposal
OF the Ward Lima A committee consisting Of Captain
henry Erbea, mornbef Of the United States Naval
Hoard. Asa Bird Gardner ard william @. Hamilton
vim lezye for washngton on Sunday night to ex-
plata to President Harrison the arrangements for
his rscertion Residents In Fisth-eye. have sub
seibed for arch g be erected N The neghhorhood
n The avsaae as Twenty thfd and Twenty sixth SITS.
tlgyssaat eish sad yes;sdsy thai 50 tar e he
WcklHstor would resIga ~ manager Of
fbe BAH and rs member q the Entertainment
81 for.rr3kfne Mr. NeAissfer refused 10 say anything
fcr sSliczflon Whsn asked IN regard 20 the selling
81 sssne III the ban, Nr FISH SAID that wine would
* ~ sol6 Although those who wished wine would
have no difficulty N obtaining IT, Is the price Of ftckets
uotlN Include this expense
oBnTsmsass FROM THE ARMY AND NAVY
waxhntton, March 2e.-ArIny officers IN sthye
scvvsoo pre Joining the naval officers In the criticism
,,an ne Nen.Yofh ccptcnnlai COMMITTEES They