New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09

MAKING THE STANDS SECURE.


ON THE ELEVATED RoADz.
a feature Of The parade on Monday VIII DC 'he
band Of the New-York Juvenile Asylum, In Its neat
un,form marching a the head the Columbia College
boys,' said Frederick W. Devoe, an oihcer oil tne
asylum, to Tribune reporter yesterday. our
band7 continued Mr.. Devoe, us composed Vi '"eh''
five youngsters, whose ages range ron IN, nonoU
for more Than Two Years, the showing they make in
public is remarkable. The boys are, vi oUu'
highly pleased TO be assigned to such pIonhhenI
mac in the line of marcn. and Will do their best
ihe semi-annua reception VIII be held AT the aSy u ,
Children viii sing and reciie for the entertainment
of large number OF their friends. Inc nei'n Va INC
ha heaton lis best record With an average attend
ace Of io50 children, including 90 girls there was
no sickness in August, ana not single nd"ie vi "0
hospital list during september soo.oa
As part OF the inaugural ceremonies sacred
ing at 30 at the Lenox Lyceum The Italian
Orchestral Society under the leadership OF Professor
Sisted ere By ~ And Psy &non ' by Ms
Sarti the violinst. A short lecture on the LIE OF
de- Fava the italian Minister at Washington, Baroness
Fava, Prince Ruspol secretary OF Lega,ioH ,so me
ro aan de- berdo Of the Royal cruiser
and his officers together with other prGnen, ia ,h
auspices Of the Columbus Monument Executive Com
mitiee. -, ,,o lava, ,or,or
visiting New.York during the celebration will be
entertained by the New.rork Command s at the
At the Young Mems Institute Nos. 222 and ga
Bowery. a mass,meetng for men only will be held
Hsr an al address on The New World Special sing
Ing, by double quartet Of the Allen street PresDy
panment. All young men cordially invited to
The Thirteen Club will hold dinner in honor
of Columbus on Thursday evening, nj 1.-The Colum
bia" No. As East Four,eenth-st. Among those, who
T Rev. eSafD DR. Charles H. stokns General iorac
G. King and W. Bourke Cochran. Others who will
Pearsall. A. b. hartman and Signor Victor kuzdo.
DELAY AT THE STATUE.
Several thousand spectators filled the grand stahd
at Fifty -ninth-st and Elghthave yesterday after
noon, expecting to see the tremendous granite mono
nh on which Is to stand the heroic statue of Christie
pher Columbus, lifted into position. They were
doomed 10 disappointment and only saw the granite
base raised, on which is to rest the monster stone
used to raise the stone detective, and would need
be strengthened before the tremendous stone weigh
Ing twenty tons and about twenty SIX feet long
said, this morning at 10 o'clock. G. +. Moroslni
"Al this work. connected with the preparing and
placing of these stones in position, fitting and cutting
Is done by these poor Italians, entirely as work
Of love- they receive not one penny Of compensation
but even devote their sundays TO this noble work
Where will you find any other nation that would 90
The headquarters of the subj Committee on Invita-,
Wee S'tatiish Yesterday in the Fifth Avenue Hotel
and there all invited guests who have not as yet re-
ceivcd their tickets may obtain them By presenting
I doubt having been expressed as TO whether
take part in the military parade or Wednesday. Ii +
stated authOrtativcly TINT the post will turn out IN
full force with band and under escort oil 'iie '''e
large crowd Of applicants for erecting stapd1 t.
view the parade crowded the rooms or the PubAc
Building Department YESTERDAY. and superintendent
Brady asserted that the public need have no iear 1na
stands safe All permits have be obtained from him
and granted If the specifications REQUIRED TO De
eNrn large staff has been Enlisted to supervise and
test the safety of all stands. pubic and private, ard
W1se any y sd% op he stand 40 will not be- allowed
BE- occupied The Police Departmen, is assisting the
a permit will be allowed be occupied. owners OF
House. are allowed to erect stands only WITHIN dn n
croachment on the sidl walk proper Will be allowed
Coum.ian sand adoinink IT, l, sl%q eT ,rere
Without authority. The stand has been elaborately
decorated and has uxuriousiy cushioned seats. but
nobody seems to BY whose authority Ii WAS put
up. A man called at the Mayors o1lce ycs,eFCaS TO
apply for tickets for seats on us stang but me
that tho structure wold have to come down
IL was ruored that the stand had been put up by the
Park u, lnrmen but neither would talk about IL 10
I idSar TGecdo o! Moss WIT WITH being the Proprietor
stsnd and said that IT had been place. A"fc for rhe
II was predicted that permit no permit. the srnc-
ture with It's comparatively elegant ACCOMMODATIONS
would stay whore IT until the celebration was over
Colonel Hahn, General Manager OF TIE Manhaitan Ee
waited Railroad Company said YESTERDAY that ne road
l1~ it during the celebration. fvecar trains wc:e
being and would be run Ill through me cer-
traiion and continuously at the short Intervals on
which trsins are during the rush hours ana
shorter If necessary Longer trains couia not DC run
the handling OF them. Furthermore. the en1nes ana
structure were not built for heavier trains. No dii-
Guilty was expected. however in landing the pas
seneers. on the day of the Centennial military parade
c1 600 were ssra o on ba e nn@cr would
b- exceeded the day Of the military parade next
week and it was doubtful II II would he rg,e 1i
pluyes OF road in relation to the week In which,
after auding to the goat 1umber OF st s,rnssrs WHO
"YOu have always handled any unusual business
presented TO us in safe ana Jealous manner ara
which has Heretofore been exercd, in order that our
proud and unparalleled record nay be KEEP: free from
officers and employees alike.
Safety Is the first consideration
"Engnemen should lie particularly careful IN round
Ing curves and MAILING proper stops at stations. rs
we'll as being TO have the proper destination sign
displayed in every instance; In order not to cause
alarm Inconvenience 70 the passengers or error IN
The manipulation OF the trains. .,. J., a..
Trlinmen should announce stations In the most
distinct manner; make prompt; Courteous and in.
tclccnt replies to inquiries. and be patient in their
u,tationmen should exercise great care in their
duties direct ntelllgently be courteous ana patient
have sufficient change on hand TO properly accommo.
date and do al that can be done for the interest OF
patrons
The HsOnrds Of Registry in each cleo.
lion disiricf in tIi. city and brooklyn
will he on dusy from - "a. III. 20 ~ y. IN: on
Tucsdny. Hccistcr early! The other
DAYS Of rcxis.ra fiOn are Wednesday,
October 10: Friday. October ~. ana
Saturday. October 30. DO not pmt TINS
duty OIL until then! Register on l"es-
day!
PRESIDENT IIARRI-ON'S MOVEMENTS.
Secretary Wallc OF the Committee of One Hundred.
received letter yesterday from General Horace
rorter saying that owing 10 tho uncertainty attend
ng President Ilarrison's attendance at the pubic DIN
nor nm Thursday night ut the LenOx Lyceum, John
W. Foster secretary OF State. would reply 10 the
toast "The United states" and that II Mr. Harrison