Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-17
The Inauguration Oere m Onics.
APoBTANT MEETING OF TIE FINANCE COM
HIrTBE.

The Inauguration Oere m Onies.
INFORMANT MEETING OF TIE FINANCE COM
AIrTBE.
The finance committee Of the inaugural cere-
monies organization met Saturday evening In
the committee rooms. adjoining the National
Aetropolita an Bank, Hon. James Gilfllau chair
maD and Mr.. j. r Miner secretary. Tue follow
my subscriptions were announced as coming
W. I thompson, $500; III. G. Corhin, 800; j. O. p.
Burnside, 500; A. NJ. Clapp, 500: b. Il. War.
Ier sloO; w. b. REED 500: Ii. A. Willard. 500:
i 81 mmerville, slO0: W. s. Roose, sloO; N N.
taIAer, 300; ID: b. Anger, 800; E. K. johnson.
500; A. l. Baroer. 500; Riggs & Co., $50; G.
Iruesdell, 800; j. A. J. Ores we'll. sioo; J. F.
0lmstead, sluo; S. Noyes. 300; Wasnin yton
RaI h5 Co oeC ION, Norris Peters 5000
loving wire selected to canvass In
TIE respective Offices to which they
were assigned: Post office. General t. j Brady;
SIXTH Auditors office. Hon. j. M. McGrew; City
Post Office. j. l.. TullOck; Interior department,
George Nj. Lockwood; Agricultural department
j. A. Carmen; War department, +. c. Bernees;
Census Office, General F. A. Walker; Pension
office, Major q. p. G. Clarke; Treasury deOar.-
nebt Bon. James GilfillaD; State department.
3. A. Brown; Navy department. j. w. Hogg:
Departmtn Mt of Justice A. j. Bentley; banks
AND business generally. Lewis j. Davis: District
govern meht and members OF the Oar, X. p
Dodge; railroads. amoOats. and public con-
veyances. r. III. T. LelpOi0; hotels and livery
men. A. W. Crossley. The following were ap-
pointed TO make thorough canvass Of the city
aud TO commence operations immediately:
Lewis DAVIS, John Bailey, Charles Bradley
y. w. Burcnen. DR.. d. b. Clarke, f. j. Fisher
>. & FiIcn. j. c. Herreil, C. A. James W. r
Rec, George Ryntal, 1r., Edward Tenn ole, Ed
Ward Weston, u. II. b. White, John Van Rs
WICK, J: Ii. Johnston. w. b. hoses, F. A. Lutz,
&C: Duneanson, A. s. Pratt Charles Baum NJ
Goldstein.
VETERANS FROM THE WEST.
MT. Springman, OF this city. has received a
fnt4IIF llr nf no ITttiCn VI
Clue, Of Chi, a o, stating that that organic 4tion
which will number SUE men stroag. Will come TO
this cty 10 participate In The Inauguration
ceremonies They Will be accompanied by Col
son & Aoore5 celebrated military band and
will no doubt present a fine appearance, as the
club Is enureiy composed OF union officers,
eota!er5 and sailors OF the late war. Senator
gan Ia an active member or this club.
INAUGURATION NOTES
communications have been received from q
number or organizations OF K nights Templar all
over The country looking TO their coming to the
capital 10 taSe part Ia the Inauguration parade
,. The Frederick (Hd-) Riflemen, Capt james
GeSherry commanding, have unanimously &C
eepled the Invitation TO participate 10 the inau.
guratiOn ceremonies. Also the Virginia Guards
and SeaoC ard Elliott Grays, or Portsmouth, Va,
AID the Hill City Guards, OF LynchDurg, Va,
have accepted the Invitation to take part In tue
Inauguration ceremonies. Gen. Godfrey Welt
Eel suggests that that portion OF the engineer
corps stationed at West Point and Willetis
Point, with the band from the former place,
take part In tne inaugural procession. He states
that twenty years ago, at the first Inauguration
OF President Lincoln, Co. OF the engineer cores
had The right OF the Inc. Gov. Bgelow, OF
Col necticut, writes that himself and staff Will
be present. Gov. Perkins. OF California re-
grets not being able TO De present, but tue state
viii be represented by the adjutant general
several officers OF the governors staff, and
probably several companies OF the natioual
guard The corresponding secretary OF the
executive con mirtee has received Information
from the Fifth Maryland regiment that fs Will
D. In Washington 10 take part IN the Inaugural
tiOn ceremonies.