The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-21
NOW FOR MANHATTAN DAY.
.rv WORKERS WILL Snow CHICAGO
Ne" nav no CELEBRATE.
,s. Msss s"s .s' ,s. s
JONI" 4, Have mt jackson rark To-day

,. prepnrnttona Made TOR the erea
,sr,o,,tIon which the Manhattan island
Are TO Have mt Jackson fark fo-d"'
c,,,,oo. oct 2O.-To-day's mueGy and dis
..oble weather put no camper on I'M
ht, NJ the New Workers assembled mere 10
csIebration OF Manhattan day ut th'
Wo,,d,s Fair tomorrow, They hrmly oeieV'
wv, Gotham luck is as good as that oil chicago
una. Oh, morning the sun will pop out OF the
iots into n clear SKY ana smlie All uay upor
aN'n,rIms from Knickerbocker land. ant
tne ",ors will wink at them between fire.
tnat from cloudlcss heaven at night. Ac'
Niinclv they have gone ahead with theiI
c,sts rreparations for the gala occasion
ehs,nsct to roll UP an attendance that vii
hpu T..nproach, II not equal. tho vast multi
,ude Of Chicago day.
Tbs beadauartcrs OF the New Workers Is al
a.. auditorium Hotel. and there Private Sec
..,arv McDonough. representing his chief
81, Cilroy, who Is at the hotel with his fam
-. wos busy to-day distributing the Manhat-
~. ~, nav badges Judge Burke was ono OF the
I'll, arrivals. and he and his party found that
- account OF the lack OF room they would be
o,,Iced to stay in the sleeping cars. Gen.
lI.r.cs Porter one OF the orators OF the day.
',ir.d on the Pennsylvania limited this
..,ino and registered at tho Auditorium: SO
ia col John H. Fellows. Seth Low. another
=, IN. orators. reached tho city on tho flyer
md went to the Hotel Windemere. where lie
"a. welcomed by William G. Whitney and
Bourke Cochran.
m day long the delegates from New York
thronged tho Auditorium and the annex. and
tod how they expected to beat Chicago day.
Manager Abbey has provided every member
n tho America" company and every em-
norse OF the Auditorium Theatre with q
tictet to the Fair. distributing 700 tickets in
all Manager Abbey is loyal New Yorker.
and that is how he will help to swell the at
tendance.
Nav Workers are housed. Among those who
rsristered to-day were @. r. Fisk. J. O'Sulli-
van. NJ Gibln. James B. Mulvey Eugene t.
Mulyey. Theodore W. Myers. George l. Myers.
II Z. DinkelspieL NJ. T. Mcmahon. c. o.
brewster. David B. Bingham. and Frank Mann.
At the Palmer House. among those who
stood in the line. were G. Gore. J. B. Forbes.
&C Lawrence. Arthur Mann. c. II. Baldwin,
G. T. Robbins. Willard Vest John Heron.
Charles |. Baker. T. De Grandmont. NJ. II.
Hurley. and Leo Goodman.
New Workers stormed the Grand Pacific by
twos and BY tens. and each one wanted a room
tohimself Out OF the big crowd some Of the
wao e Ehfs 'hsz Ta1.f aoSton Nor
RS Munan. +. Verhofr;, Allen Christie. p. II.
Gallon. +. ]. Lowell. !. Z: Campo. A; Y. McCot-
a AZ 8. All day the New Workers poured into
town. Many who had not secured rooms By
wire we're Obliged to take their chances at the
It2P ii. the New York committee met at
the Auditorium. and Mayor Gilroy. Gen. Por-
ter and The others took up the matter Of to-
changes were made and tho ceremonies will
b carried out about as originally arranged.
Corrigan will deliver. the Invocation. and the
t ton TT t Is PROBABLE that addresses viii be
Chauncey NJ Depew. Seth Low. and Col. John
X Fellows. and possibly Bourke Cochran. At
as f Ns1
York committee for q conference. and offered
them every aid which offer was accepted with
The 100000 Manhattan day badges received
among the hotels. and there was a large de-
we'll pI as 81 BY natives Of the Empire stats who
The SsiSss NV YoTts NJ.
being .aspsnded from a gold cross bar BY a
II Gasea ssrs oaf # Is
:, The famous Old Guard arrived from New
tIss Major sIesns was was IN command Le CAPT.
Wilbur Henry White taking command upon
their arrival They marched from the train to
roy. and then marched to the Grand Pacific.
where they will remain during their stay. Al
uS ans
wick Club at the White Horse Inn. The escort
70 the Old Guard from the station to the Grand
llnois National Guard. 1t insisted Of bat
TALON OF four companies under Major J. b.
sanborn. . To;porrow the local military. as
sral interesting ceremonies on the plaza be- |
tween the terminal station and the Admins
uaion building.
Tho fireworks display for Manhattan night |
Mll be particularly fine. rivaling In beauty |
fHi. q Chicago day and the Fourth of July;
attention has been paid to set pieces. which
Ei display SIn Ia the words New York" attached
a. nrs SaiI3En; odd Gl9Ey% floating in mid
SSidberty. and fine statue Of Father Knieker-
t booker. also portrait OF Mayor Gilroy. Much
tune and money have been expended on the
viii % tho walk Of Jean nv %eitzman from tho
fGG a1l OF tho Casino to the cornice Of Music
af sntte S,p In in cloud Of fire. Oyer htty
evening
The Council special committee OF eleven. ap-
minment Of New York officials during their
s suW Chicago, met to-day TO settle upon
e% Ssd pan IAN Of action Chairman Hepburn said
nn,HId him that the New Workers. could do
ho'hlng In the way OF accepting entertainment
ctI officials until Manhattan day was Off
tn,.r nands and minds. The committee. there
r nn,; WI not arrange for any entertainment
~ uuui after tomorrow. Tomorrow morning
,ne council and city officials go in body to
fatuelpate In the Manhattan day celebration.
Ne possible that the Aldermen will escort the
mn nv i0ER officials to the grounds.
=. me New York State building was closedto
inS tho DAY. Decorators, were busy adorn-
XII XII NE Ims great columns of the main entrance
dscn ,siIn OAK leaves and wreaths, All the
Enosaiu,Ioons i0T the building were given by the
vii bn uGn, The fountains in the building
s M Ue Illuminated by electricity and the out
tsv pIlars 81 the yerandas and porch will be
''HI, ~ va with hundreds OF fairy lamps.
jaIn' b btH1huest OF the New York committee Buff
nm tniIIs wi d West will parade in its entirety
m M horseback through the Fair grounds to-
oicInoIN entering at 81 Xty- second street at l
mn n' Tv Then pass Ing the Now York building
SpiI III one lake and around the Administration
Th,ug anu out by sixty fourth street
tod"V, ioI.halltles to the New Workers began
bo,hg WIN luncheon by President Hicin-
PAW s III 20 Mayor Giroy and PARTY In com
NsyyosW WIN President Hignbotham New York's
tbis " ana friends came to the Fair grounds
iaiJ ~ mothlhg. Covers for twenty-five Wero
resi, ~ me Blue Room Of the Administration
taIISI So when President Higinb otham's
All vnS Ifove W with the distinguish ed party
lunchao,ln readiness to receive them. The
Ga"On was an elaborate affair.
atmNS,I5 SKIES. drilling rain. and raw cold |
abam, pnefe cheated the Worlds Fair out OF
- oHe hundred thnusanI nm IA nd |