New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-17
PLANS FOR MANHATTAN DAY
PROGRAMME OF THE EXCURSION Tt
ATLANTA.
xxcrt1rxr WORK DONE ny THOSE WHO HAVE
-ur ARRANGEMENTS IN CHARGE.

~xrrfrF<T WORK ppNt III ih'"r ""S '"'H
rur ARRANGEMENTS IN CHARGE:
-. culzers' Committee Of Three Hundred to
-. arrangements Tor Manhattan Day at the
A,,,,.s Exposition has perfected its arrange
N''' o. ,bc trip and has published pro-
~ showing how those who have availed
.,...,,,.s ~ the opportunity to make the trip
vii be entertainer ~.
r.. delegation TO the number Of about eight
"a vii leave the Pennsylvania Railroad de-
Jersey CITY. at . ?. m. November 2l. and
=" .-r,ve home November O. Tickets for the
&c. excursion not Including Pullman accom-
.a,,,ons will be $50 for men and 500 30 for
..onen Thi, VIII include special acsommoda-
,,o,s IN the way Of dining. observation and COM
nestle cars The trains VIII be In every way
.arst class" and everything pertaining to the
comfort y the eNcursionists has been provided
The following prices for berths have been pub
ssbef. For lower berths Sl2 80, for upper beGths,
go. Or lraWing-rooms So. Three meals Will be
served an dining cars en- route and two meals a
day while In Atlanta at - cents meal The
cars will be used for sleeping and dining pur-
poses while al Atlanta. The above prices include
oceupsiion Of cars during the entire trip until the
return 10 New-Nork
Great interest has been shown in the excursion
and c. H. Webb. the chairman Of the Committee
large number OF applicatio ms Tor accommodations.
The following viii be among those who will
accompany the Mayor: Mr.. and Mrs. c. II.
Webb Mr. and Mrs. c. Y Wemple Mr.. and Mrs.
John c. Eames. Mr.. and Mrs. 5 X. Brown and
MIS- Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Armstrong.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. O. Wickham. August G.. Paine.
General and Mrs. +. A. McAlpin, ]. Seaver Page
and Miss Page Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel w Fair
child and family. George l.. Putnam and Miss
Putnam. James Talcott and three daughters. +.
G left George c. Carlke. Colonel w. L. Brown,
II 4 Fischer. J. Il. Waters George c. Batch
tller II. c. Bennett, Louis Winters. J. Dunlap,
+ u. Ward, w. l.. Boice, c. NJ. Allen, H. f..
Page. Frank NJ Miller. 5. : Packard. p T. Dodge
W +. Evans, II. A. Rogers and family, Charles
Hammond. Miles OBrien and party of ten, Stew
art W. Eames James Halliday and Miss HALF
day Joseph T. Lowe and family, Miss Rowe,
Charles +. Paine and Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Peters.
Squadron a. 125 strong. with mounted band, VIII
&C, escort 10 Mayor Strong. This is the
Itinerary:
Leave New-York Thursday, November 2l at
? m. pennsylvania Railroad; arrive at Atlanta
saturday. November 2S-Brooklyn Day; evening.
serenade 10 Mayor strong
Monday November 2-l0 a. m.-Mayor strong VIII
be escorted TO the New-York State building on the
Exposition Grounds by squadron \, accompanled
Il a. m.-State Building; music by the band
PRAYER by the ReX. DT; j; dr Bso"i v oI
by Mayor Porter King, Of Atlanta responded to
BY Mayor William L. Strong. Of New-4ork Ma
ST Snt a'S of Columbia COLLEGE NeWyork after
which there will be a reception for Mayor strong;
After the reception there VIII be an inspection OF
The buildings and grounds OF the Exposition.
. m Reception and collation. by the merchants
and business men OF New-York. rendered TO the
merchants and business OF Atlanta. Adj
dresses Will be made by the Governor of Georgia
and other prominent citizens OF Atlanta and New
York. >,.-,. -,.a,o.. .....,.,,,
November -.
There will be ten special trains of eight cars
each There is every indication that Manhattan
Day at Atlanta will be a great success. Those
who have planned il and have arranged that the
New-York visitors col Id celebrate Evacuation
Day on Southern soil. surrounded by great In
dustria display, VIII doubtless receive the praise
OF ali who take part in the celebration.
The Executive Committee is composed of the
J. Sewer Page and John c. Games. secretaries;
James Stillman. treasurer; George Milmine,
Thomas F. Gilr0y. u l. Horton, lsidor Straus,
T. A. McAlpin. John p. Townsend. Samuel Spen-
Ger. c. c. Shayne. Austin Nichols Colonel Daniel
Appleton :. :. Packard Albert c. Hall, Samuel
W Fairchild. c. H. Webb. George L. Putnam.
George f. Armstrong. Walter Stanton John
sloane George c. Clarke. f. r. Ladew, c. II.
Tenney Thomas Williams William T. Clyde. f.
b. Arnold William Steinway A @. Paine. John
A. Mccall: c. H. Webb chairman Committee on
Transportation and Hotels General +. A. Nc
Alpin chairman Committee on Plan, Scope and
Invitations II L. Horton, Chairman Finance
Committee.
c. H. Webb. the chairman Of the Committee on
TRANSPORTATION, is entitled TO much praise for the
diligence with which he has worked for the sue
cess OF the excursion.