Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04
EVERY STATE IN THE Union AND NATION
ALTTY IN THE WORLD REPRESENTED.


WAsHIFoT0N, March 3.-The ARRANGEMENTS |
IoE tne Inauguration that have been 10 pro- |
ktosS LOT several weeks past, are on q scale to |
MaLIant the expectation, that IL tho day 10 |
pleasaht, @ ~ washington will tomorrow witness |
US citizens. 1t win be witnessed by people |
representing every state and territory in the |
IhIOnI ana every nationality In the world |
hneLe are more people probably IN Washing
ton Today by one half, than ever before
try. = $50 49,
The hotels and boarding houses, although
their name is legion In Washington, have had
nearly all their room pre-engaged for weeks.
ltesl1ent - families are notified OF the coming
OF friends, until from Rarret 70 basement,
every roosting placeaB provided with an Oecu-
pant several military organizations arrived
hare yesterday and today.
the INAUGURAL PMOCRsSHON.
Inc Grand Narshal, under instructions of
tho 9onetaI COmmlttee ON Inauguration Cere-
ulohieS' arranged the procession as follows
Mounted Police.
Band Of the Second Regiment United states
| Artillery.
Grand Marshal, Assistant, and Aids
Reception Committee. I
Ml1taTy COMMITTEES on Inauguration.
i FIRST DIVISION
(Brevet Major General E. Upton, U. s. A.,
~ commandingO
Military Academy Band-BattallOnA United
States Corps Of Cadets.
Band OF the Artillery School, u. $. A.--Bat-
tlalion United States Foot Artillery
Light Battery A, Second Regiment United
!, States Artillery.
Naval Academy Band-BattalIOn United
states Naval Cadets.
Marine Band Battalion United States Marines.
SECOND DIVISION.
(COlOnel William G.. Moore, Washington Light
Infantry. COMMANDING
DOdsWOrth's Band-Old Guard OF New York
Washington Light Infantry.
COrcOran Battalion
National Guard Battalion
BaRd-CompanY A, st. Louis National Guard
Washington Artillery,
FHIRD DIVISION,
Colonel J. q. Audenreid, aid-de-camp com
l mandlng)
First Troop Philadelphia City Cavalry, organ
/ lied 1T7A. ~,
$ Presidents Mounted Guard.
President, PPeAidens-EIses.
j The Vice Presllent elect and suite in car
? - .rian1S. -
! The Governor OF aU district OF COlumbi
: and stan in carriages.
7 Boston Ianeers-G!oYernor's Mounted Guard
FOURTH DIVISION,
: fCOlOnel John NJ. Bacon, A. d. c., command
4 ing.l
N 0hnu-AlDauy 0hEkeSS OOfpS.
Washington Grays, of Philadelphia.
If Band-Sumner Corps, Of Syracuse.
a Monumental Grays, of Baltimore.
4 Band-Duquesne Grays, Of Pittsburg
Q Band-State Fenclbles, Of Philadelphia.
i These were followed by the 9th, 9th, 7tl
IS Sth, 9th 10th, 11th and 18th divisions, COZ
q sisting of Clubs, and closing with the Fire ID
7 partment
l. ALI the prominent places on Pennsylvani
ID Avenue from which the procession could
le viewed, were rented at exhOrbitant prices
n The secOnd-stOry balcony Of the Ellis musi
l. store has been rented to Hon. HOratiO Kin
Or for $lOQ, and the six UppeC windows in th
OF same building for $40 each to various paTtie
The balcony of Gardner's Photograph Ga
lery was reserved for the exclusive use of tn
Secretary OF War, who reviewed the nilitai
from that point.
Tie windows on the Avenue front of Il
r. American House were rented at $50 each.
The balcony Of the st. James Hotel wa
used exclusively by the guests Of the hotel.
ID The prOprietOrs of the metropolitan Hot
IL erected across the sidewalk in front Of the h
- tel substantial platform level with secOn
n n, story balcony, capable Of accommodating q
10 persons
"a Many temporary stands were erected alOI
L the line OF march.