Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-05

The sub committees OF the military reception
con mittee as at present organized are as FOL-
lows: Bxecutive-H. C. Hodges, c. E. Hovey,
Robert Boyd, r. Y scott, $. E. Thomson, II.
W. BTeIs;ord, A. s. Worthington; correspond
deBce-S. E Thomson w. II. Webster. W. Il.
NILS. c. c. Royce. J. w. Mcmillan, Donald
Nee thran; receptfon-RObert Boyd, w. G..
Moore James n TAT, + l. Tedford: f. ping
Tans an H. D. Soaon Il crosSS NJ
NcWnorteT, G. n. Fleetwood, j. M. Varnum:
quaTters-C: Z. Hoyey, T. T. Crttenden, A.
BART, Paul Brodie, NJ. j. Foote, James A. Du-
mont. Ii. III. Parmenter, Fl. Fl. Poindexter, r. |.
Fleming, j. V. n. Nandenburg, c. B. Fischer.
Richard Oulahan. George A. Bartlett. l. p.
Wright, s. G. Mattfngly; procession-R. W.
BHIeMlSro1d' :; X; oBeiIne; W; %. ome. A. F.
Ciaigie, George E. Lemon, A. Med. Cook;
fnance-Rooert N. Scott, Peter F. Bacon. Basii
Norris; w rTank Hume T. L Casey, T. j: Halnes
GA. s. Worthlngt0n, William Mckee Dunn,
X Z. Parker. B. T. Grafton. James T. oyster.
ORGANIZATIONS COMING TO TIE INAUGURATION.
The Davis Guards, numbering forty men,
armed and uniformed with band, have slgnifed
their intention to be here March 4th. General
j. w. Hustled and staff, National Guard state OF
New York, are expected TO be In this city on the
Philadelphia, who have signified their inten-
ton OF being present. They will arrive early
on the ID, and will quarter In Pullman Palace
cars.
III
fahtTy. National Guard Of California, writes TO
colonel Corbin from Oakland. Cal. that his
company, having by competitive drill won the
rig ut 10 represent the state OF California at the
Inauguration Of General Garfield, he would like
to kIow what will be done for them here. He
exla cts 10 bring about 1913 men. The cost will
be about $40 e6e.
The Pullman Guards. OF Columbus Ohio, will
arrive here on Ma'Ch Sd and Will be the guests
OF GO. 4. Washington Cadets, at their armOry
on Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th and 18th
streets.
INAUGURATION NOTES.
The Florida republican club met last evening
TO arrange for the reception OF FlOridianS on
the 4fh OF March. The committee to act in
conjunction with the committee OF thirty and
to take charge OF the visiting Floridians on the
occasion OF the Inauguration Is composed OF
X. s. Smith, G. III. De Leon and w. G. Colby.
General Negley, president OF the Union League
OF America, has called meeting of the national
committee, TO take place at the Ebbltt House
March I'd next A public meeting OF the league
" Ill Jake place the next day at the rooms OF The
Young Mems Christian association. The league
will also participate In the ceremony of the in
auguration OF General Garfield.
The contracts for the erection OF all the
arches On the avenue have been given out, and
work was commenced to- day. The work on the
big arch opposite the Treasury was commenced
day or two ago. The number of smaller
Preparations for laying the flooring on the
National Museum building have been com
pleted. large force will be put to work next
Monday morning, and the flooring Will be COM
pleted by the end OF next week.
Letters TO the different commanders OF the
Grand Army of the Republic have been for
Warded. inviting them, their staf officers and
the officers and comrades OF the posts within
che limits OF their respective departments TO
participate in the inaugural ceremonies