New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-02
THE CENTENNIAL PLANS.
MANY NOTABLE GUESTS TO BE PRESENT.
INSTRUCTIONS TO THE coMMItEEMrs-ToAsr

LIST AND SPEAKERS OF THE DAY.
In his first Message President Harrison eaio
sour people have already worthily observed the
centennial of the Declaration OF independence Vi
the battle of Yorktown. and the adoption OF the
Constitution, and will shortly celebrate Id new
York the institution of the second great ueparr
mcnt Of our constitutional scheme OF government
When the centennial OF the institution OF the
judicial department by the organization OF tne
Supreme Court shell have been suitably observed
Ms 7 trust II will be, our Nation will have July
entered its second century.
In accordance with the Presidents suggestion
elaborate preparations have been made Tor such
nm Observance in this city, and on Tuesday there
will he commemorative literary exercises IN inc
Metropolitan Opera House during the day, ana IN
the evening O great banquet OF 500 statesmen
;udoes and lawyers, in the Lepox Lyceum. lhe
ladies of the members Of the Cabinet, the Supreme
Court, the Court Of Appeals, and OF the speakers
have been specially invited to occupy boxes III
the Metropolitan Opera House. and to come 10
the Lenox Lyceum at 80 p. III. TO hear the aler-
dinner speaking. Under the constitution oil uhe
New-York State Bar Association no president can
be elected twice in successlon ana as eA-1uuBe
William II. Arnoux was president whcn ne oe-
came chairman Of the Judicial centennial Ooui-
mittee the association at the January eicosion
unanimously adopted resolution making I'LL
the permanent chairman Of the committee -,
The following is list OF the guests VINO VIII
attend the centennial celebrauon'
President Benjamin Harrison Vice rs th a wy
p Morton Benjamin F. Tracy. Secretary OF tIe law
John W. Noble secretary Of the INFERIOR sr Chief
Justice Of the United states samuel Miller stephen
j. Field Joseph P. Bradley John Harlan, ir or and
Ear;d prcwer Associate Justices OF the Cnltea
states supreme Court William Strong w J.; e.
Psn SsStn p Psyi s Circuit Judge United
Nathan Webb, United states District Judge OF rr
cult Of the United states E. Henry Laeombs' Junior
Crcnit Judge, Second Circuit Of the united saoes
Saa ASas spm sown United s' states District
United PFS Sso 5asrn stae b
tinted .: district Of Judge pe IL YeS
Jersey: William Buter, United states District .ndse
Eafte b pstc se Eastern district Virginia
Paul, United states District Judge western pl dCs
y E sSS1 H Tnss Henry
United states District Judge Eastern District Meh
gan j. g. Jenkins, United states District Jnase tasS
District Judge Of Colorado Amos N. Thayer; United
states District Judge Eastern District MISSOURI Gam
mitce Of the United states senate; John W stewart
George Z. Adams, J. Bnchonan Henry C. MScormcS
of Representatives George VI. Stone, Chief Justice Of
the Supreme Court of Alabama Charles p: Andrews
Dwight LOOMS, Associate Justice of the supreme Cour
Of Connecticut Joseph p Comegys Chief justice D o.
John II. Houston, Associate Justices of the supreme
Court Of Delaware Thomas IL Haskell and L ISr,a
Supreme SS%r Of of MSsIseH
Manning NJ. Knapp, Jonathan Dixon, Charles U. gar i,
rlson and Abraham c. Smith, Judges Of the Court OF
Errors and a APpsa N wa
Andrews, Rufus W. Pcckham, Robert Earl. joan =
Gray and Francis NJ Finch 4s0fiao J T"e q chief
Judge, second Division, cwYork; George d. Brad
ley, Joseph Potter. Irving g. Vann, Albert maign
Vision, NewYork: Cuy C. II. Corllss, Chief Justice Of
the supreme Court of North Dakota Edward NJ: Pay
Svrj " James P stcrrctt Henry Green sas NJ
Clark and James T. Mitchell Justices OF The supreme
Of the supreme Court Of Rhode Island John John. H.
stiness, Associate Justice of the supreme Court o
Rhode LunsioId L. Lewis president ha o. sc
$ss GSs85 y a'' Troo &
iyn: Seth Low. president of Columbia College ,
General A. S. webb, president of the College Of the
CITY of New-York: the Rev. Dr.. Morgan Ilx rector
Of of'{ Trinity Church. New-York; the Rev. Dr.. T. G.
Potter Episcopal Bishop of the Diocese Of
RsSar pesTe Of State John J. president
OF tho New York Historical society MaNc NAV 49,
states fSr e. e aE GG hSv
he Rev n'T Dr. william NJ raylOr pastor Of ahernnco
Congregational Church the Rev. DR.. r. S. Macarthur
pastor of Calvary Baptist Church the hev; n,ag
Church the Rev Dr. w r. IInntlngton reet9r o,
Graca Church; Walter b. Hill Of Macon. ca "a; C Rrha
Pleas New-York: John scdcwlck Chief Justice OF the
Superior Court Of the city OF New.YorE: Lstrce
Maon. president of the Cincinnati I,ar Associa,ion
German Parks Clerk OF the Court Of Appeals, New
York.
INSTRUCTIONS TO coMM1TTEEMEN.
The members Of the subcommittee of recep-
tions, of which julien T. Davies Is chairman, have
received the following instructions from him
The Presidential special train from Washington
will az arrive at jersey City at 80 p Monday
February 3. You are requested to meet " al SerSey
at ycnr disposal the coachman Of which will be known
by white ribbon in his buttonhole special Terry
at t' DeSbrossesst The carriage viii then proceed to
The Fifth Avenue Hotel at the Twenty -thrdst. en-
Of the Centennial Committee during their stay.
The Judges Of the Court OF Appeals, as inc meIDerS
Of the committee have been previously advised, 40 &c
not expect any attention on Monday, February D.
although they will all doubtless be at the windsor
Hotel the evening Of that day Win re eSceP' t
Fifth Avenue Hotel. -,
on Thu e FAX Sgnss de at at e Tweng
third-st entrance and at the Windsor Hotel at Inc
Forty seventhst entrance the recipient OF I'M,
of these hotels lie will consider himself author lied 10
provide such carriage service as Is necessary Tor the
accommodation OF his guest, ard the bill Will be ap
proved by me upon his audit and be paid out OF the
funds at the disposal of the Executive Committee.
| Your guest and members of his family VIII be
| taken by Won TO the Metropolitan Opera House
Your guest and yourself will enter at the Broadway
entrance to the assembly nearest Thirty ninth
| st. The Others OF the party will enter elsewhere on
Broadway. Provision viii be made for the care Of
appropriate p badge given him. Your guest viii thci
be presented TO and received by the chairman OF the
Executive and Centennial Committees. and the presl
dents of the State and City Bar Associations. The
| invited guests the members OF these committees and
Of committee. will proceed TO the stage in body
according to an order which will DC presented 10 you
| at the assembly rooms You will please assist Ii
carrying ont this order OF proceeding to the stage
| fishers will be In attendance who will see that every
| body is properly seated the stage. fishers vii
ao receive inc 4eS ne c uonse and a w
| them TO their seats In boxes or elsewhere. Ticket
for seats in the boxes have been sent TO invited guest
| as far as was possible. Those having as guests TN
Indnes of the Court OF app ais. whose ladies' vii