New-York tribune., 1902-02-18
BE ADMITTED TO CITY HALL.

and family circle. at prices ranging from So so
70 50 seat on Thursday at 9 a. m. Mr. Grau
ssid that a limited number OF standing room
admissions would be sold. As to the possibility
ot interference from Fire Commissioner Sturgis
NJ Grau had nothing TO say
The following IS the programme for the onera.
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'le''- 1onductor M Da1nroseI. ard De Hes1Ss
'CARAIEcS' second act. IN French,
Don .AlT Alvare1
Conductor M FTon. 'i' S'0'a
AIDE taird act. in Italian.
15as.. ana 5iT5: a@: Hosi Eo#ssi
Ranhs Jourret
Conductor. Mr.. seppiIii &c Il I'll
'TANNHACsER'' Second act
L.556sase- Mile Miika TsTainA
Conductor. Sr Danrosch I'll ''-'s
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Conductor, 1Ir. seppirL ny a''SnA'
lie CID Fourth act sfs2s s,,:. enc,
Conductor. M Da-nrosoh. AWARE
TO PRESENT FREEDOM OF THE CITY.
The plans for the presentation OF the freedom
of the city 70 Prince Henry we're announced bv
Mayor Low yesterday. The reception viii take
place on the afternoon Of February % at about
$50 o'clock The Prince viii be received bv
Mayor Low in the Governors Room. on the sec
ond foo- 0f the City Hall. and will then be.
escorted 70 the chamber Of the Board Of. Alder
men by committee Of that body. This com
mea by committee OF that body In this
chamber Mayor Low will present the freedom
Of the city 20 the Prince and Viii welcome him
IN q speech.
The Prince W-iii enter the city Hall through
the main front entrance. The rear door and side
doors IN the basement will be locked.
The police arrangements have been com
peted for the afternoon. There will be several
hundred reserves stationed in City Hall Park.
under command Of an inspector and several
captains. Captain Copeland. OF the Park Po-
lice. will command within the City Hall. The
police regulations viii be strict and perfect dis
ciplne viii be ordered.
The police lines viii extend to Broadway on
the wes-, 70 Park Row on the east, and 20 Mall
st. On the south. The rear OF the City Hall viii
be kept clear. The open place IN front OF the
City Hall and the steps VIII also be kept clear.
The regulations covering admission to the City
Hall Will be unusually strict. Only heads Of de-
psrtmenrs. the Prince Henry general commit
ZEE appointed by Mayor Low. the Aldermen and
The reporters assigned to the City Hail viii be
hold It's regular meeting at o'clock on that day.
The regulations exclude the general public
absolutely, and viii also keep out photogra-
piers The latter. It S said, VIII not be admit
TED 70 the grounds al all
TO BE ADMITTED BY CARDS.
The aIderrrauic committee 10 receive the
Prince held meeting yesterday afternoon.
Only President Fo-nes Borough Presidents
Dietz, Holler ard Harnischger were present.
The committee decided, on a report Of the sub
committee submitted by President Cantor. 10
adopt the plans practically as made public in
the Mayors Office earlier IN the day. It was
voted 70 furnish engraved invitations 10 the
members Of The Board OF Aldermen and the citi-
zens' committee. This viii enable members Of
those bodies 70 get within the lines without in
reference from the police. President Cassidy
and Alderman HoIIer objected 70 cards, saying
that badges were more dignihed Badges were
defeated by a vote. as all the Others wished
cards. The proposal made by the Mayor TO keep
The general public out. so as not to swamp the
Prince, was discussed at length. Mr.. Cassidy
wanted more tickets issued. as did some Of the
others, but the Mayors suggestion was finally
adopted.
Regarding band music. It was decided to leave
The question 70 the subcommittee until IL could
be learned whether the escort Of the Prince
would have q band II one was 10 be engaged
.or the escort It Rsas deemed undesirable TO have
another in the City Hall. It IS probable that the
list Regiment Band will be engaged II the
escort has none.
i was thought 70 be 4 desirable mark OF
courtesy 70 have the members OF the board wear
boutonnieTes Of cornaowers or Centaurea, the
German national flower. These will be obtained
u IL Sc hat
bachelor buttons VIII have TO be substituted
At former meeting Of the committee with
The Mayor. 8Ir. Low suggested that the
mittee escort the Prince from the Governors
Room 70 the board room. The subcommittee
reported against this proposition. saying that
i would not be dignifed 10 have many. and
that subcommittee consisting of three. Prcsi-
dent Cantor. Alderman Ganney and Vice-Chair-
man McInnes, would be much better. After
some discussion President Fornes suggested that
any members Of the committee who were
anxious 70 be in the escort should signify their
intention and he would see that they in
Guided. This did not please the aldermen
either. and the question was finally left to the
subcommittee.
ORDERS TO NAVAL MILITIA.
Commander Franklin. Of the 1st Battalion.
Naval Militia, ,eaas issued special orders covering
e'-L -L ully OF tIldL BaLJallOu curing LAll4SS
Henry's visit. The orders are as follows:
The lst Naval Battalion has been ordered by
ne commander-in-chief. State Of New York, to
a. as guard OF honor for the President OF the
s1lled States and for HIS Royal Highness
-Ilnce Henry Of Prussia at the works of Town
saa d DOwney, Shooters Island, New York. on
ne occasion Of the launching Of the German i'm
"a "a yacht Meteor on February %, 1902
The lst Naval Battalion is hereby ordered 70
assemble board the United States ship
lev Hampshire at p. m. February "a. Special
emission may be obtained by the various
o.anoers q divisions from the commanding OFF,
~ OF divisions 70 report at o'clock the next