Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-22

l6st evening the committee On military re
ception and encampment In connection with
the Inauguration ceremonies met at the Ma
t'onal Metropolitan Bank Coi. II. c. Hodges In
the chair and Major w. II. Mills secretary. The
following subcommittee were appointed on
coT!espOHdence-Capt- ), E. Thomson. Capt.
W II. Webster, capt Donald McCathran, Major
W. II. Mills and c. G. Royce; on reception-Cols.
Robert Boyd. ". q. Moore, Amos Webster and
JAS A. TAFT MAJOR W. z. HuXford, Major +. I.
Telford. Capts- j. r. Tanner and II. Dngman.
and Major II. d. Norton on quarters-Gens. W.
II. Barnes. t. T. Crittenden and c. E. Hovey,
Col. X. /. Fleming, Col 4. Hart, MAJOR j. V. ".
Vandenourg and Capt Paul Brodie; on process
son-Col. H.. W. Brelsford. COL j. r. O'Berne,
D. }. Craige. Capt. \. F. Mcmillan, Capt. J. r.
smith and capt Geo. Z, Lemon; on financr-
col. r. " Scott, Gen. T. j. Harris, Gen. Pc -
F. Bacon. DR.. Basil Norris, Mr. j J. WtIieit Mr..
Frank Hume and ". N. Dalton; on con;ar-
ence-Mr A. s. WOTthington, gen. Wn ".
kee Dunn, Gen. Z. F. Grafton. Col K. d. GUYS.
Major X. {. Parker and Major JOS 5. oyster.
TEE COMMITTEE ON CIVIC ASSOCIATIONS
met at the National Metropolitan Bank last
eyening-Maior L Z. Williams in the chair and
Mr.. ". Ii. Roach secretary. The special COM
mlttee appointed at the first meeting submitted
report, which was adopted. It recommends
that committee Of three be appointed 60 con-
suit and advise with all other committees en-
g3get in perfectfng arrangements for the in
augural ceremonies and 10 report the result
OF IL work TO a committee hereinafter TO be
provided for: committee on quarters TO con-
oiSt OF fifteen members, whose duty il shall De
10 procure from the committee on pubiic
comfort and assign accommodations for aS4o-
Citations not military; committee on Teceu-
ton, TO consist of thirty MEMBERS to receive
ard escort visiting civil associations To the
quarters assigned them; a committee on
finance, 10 consist OK five members TO eStma.e
the necessary expenses of TIE committees "A
commit tee on procession, TO consist OF the mem
DeTS 10 COL fer and advise win the chief mar
shall, procure proper assignment for civil asSO-
Citations In the line OF march: an executive
committee OF seven, TO exercise the power and
perform the duties usually conferred upon AMI
required OF such committee: committee on
nomination, TO consist OF seven members ana
the chairman OK the general COMMITTEES, whose
duty IL shall be TO report 20 the general com
mitee the names OF suitable persons to serve
On the various committees heretofore provided
Tor, such nominations 10 be approved by vote
OF the general COMMITTEES, The cOmnirtes
fufther recommended that thirty members c0n-
-titute.a quorum or the general committee for
the transaction OF all business coming before II.
The chair appointed az the COMMITTEES on nom
nations H. VI. Baker. OK New Hampshire: A. Y.
Longlfy. Of Wisconsin: A. J. Whitaker OF Hui
nois; i. J. Hawkins, OF Indiana; Josiah SHAW,
OF New Jersey; E. y Hiii, OF Arkansas: j. Il.
johnson, or the District OF Columbia ana MAJOR
Williams was added as chairman.
THE INAUGCRATTON RECEPTION.
NeSsTS. a. Cluss. I~Clephaue and Dr.. Tindajl.
who were appointed 70 designate the memCaT5
or subcommittee or Inauguration tall COM
nittee, met at the rooms OF the executive COLn-
mittee last night On that business, and VIII
maze their report next Week.