Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-03


The Lowell Mechanical Phalanx arrived at
the Baltimore and Ohio depot last evening and
marched Via the Avenue TO the Imperial Hotel
where they are quartered. About twenty-five
nfed them aid there were upward OF fifty mus
kets fn line. The Phalanx is fine looking
body OF young men, and is the Company OF
the 9th Massachusetts regiment which was as
saulted by rioters In Baltimore at the outbreak
Of the war.
Changes I'm the Third Division.
Under instructions OF the grand marshal and
In compliance with circular No. 2, the major
general commanding the Third Division an
nounces the following named members OF his
stan and the assignment OF regiments. battal
lions and companies comprising his division
the order OF which they have reported
Third Division-MaIor General Tho. c. Fletcher,
commanding: General Amos Webster. chief OF
staff; Captain Geo. W. Bailey. .adjutant general
Lieut.. Perry Bartholow, assistant adiutant
general; Maj. w. II. Love, assistant adjutant
adiutant general; Capt. A. C. Widdicombe, a.
ID. c.; Col Robert |. Fleming, A. ID. c.; Col. j.
V. Nanderberg, A. d. c.; Col. W. E. Barrows A.
D C.; Col simeon J; Fox; A. D; G; Col James
Surgeon. p. fl. Murphy; Capt John S. Bos.
worth, A. d. c.: Coz. j. T. Robson, A. ID. c.;
Mai X. Nj. Thompson, A. d. c.; Gen.
200 Pennsylvania avenue Division viii form
at 10 a. m, on south side Pennsylvania avenue.
Tlght resting near New Jersey avenue,
conclusion OF inaugural ceremonies the diyis-
ion will wheel into column by companies, at
wheeling distance, and pass the east front OF
ne Sapllol preceded oy the second division.
After passing the arch opposite the Treasury
building, company commanders will see TO it
that the guide is left until the reviewing stand
is passed. They will also give especial care to
preserving the proper distances on the march.
The following Will be the order OF march,
Military reception committee, Colonel Fl. C.
Hodges, chairman, Major W. c. Mills, secre-
tary; band; 9th Regiment \. G., Nj, Colonel
Hart, commanding; New York band Union
Club Battery, Brooklyn. Capt Kennett 1r.,
escclting the Young Mems GARFIELD and Arthur
Cluo, OF Brooklyn, NJ. Peterson, 1r., command
ing; band; Uttca Citizen Corps, Capt. Kincaid;
band; Central City Veteran Corps OF Syracuse;
Sumner Corps. Syracuse, Captain Barber;
Company E, Missouri Guards, Capt. Buel. 50
men; band; oswego Company, n. Y. State
Guard, Capt. Thompson: band. District OF
Columbia Washinglon Light Guard, Capt.
McCathran; Union Vet Corps, Capt. Thoma-
Pennsy allegheny of Pitts
burg, Gen. j. S. Negley, commanding; Phila-
delphia club: Titusyille citizen corps, Col.
Roberts; GiTardsville Grays. Capt. Hoffman;
ingtOn Infantry, Capt McFeeland: Dickinson
College cadets, Lieut. Richmond. Q. S. A, COM
msnoing; Vincent Guard, Capt. Brown. New
Jerseya3Band; G Co., 9th reg. n. g., Capt Lee.
Palmer Guards. Capt Payne. Wis.,
consiI-Wisconsin n. g., Capt. Chapman;
JanesyllIe Jane Guard, Capt 3, H: Smith.
nell. Massachusetts-Baud d Co., 5th regt.
Mass militia. Capt. Snow: co. c, Lowell Pha-
laDx. Capt. mball Rhode Ialand-i.h bait.
X. j. n. G.
The different organizations composing the
third division will take position on the south
side OF Pennsylvania avenue facing north, right
near New Jersey avenue southeast, left near
1th street northwest, and maSSed TO the rear.
The commands vii assemble on the ground and
report to headquarters for assignment in the
line a $50 O'Clock a. m. on the morning OF the
Major gen1 commanding Sd division.
AMOS WEBSTER
Adjutant gen'l and chief or staff.
Official-GEo. w. BAILEY, adjt. genl.
INAUGURATION NOTES.
The ladies' committee On public comfort have
engaged suitable quarters for 1900 women
guests principally In private families, at 81 per
day for lodgings, and 50 cents per mea'. Mrs
Spencer states that the citizens have responded
literally to their cali.
Washington Troop. I'd brigade, Pa. Y. G ,
will not come on account OF the railroad au.
thoritles refusing transportation for their
horses. This is the famous command that
marched from Chester to PlttSburg TO quell the
railroad riot in 1871.
The Remington Rifles. OF Mohawk N. Y.
will be In the procession to-m morrow.
Seven additional lights for the Museum build
Ing have been ordered. Three will be placed
on 18th street, at the northwest corner. where
the entrance for private carriages has been
designated; on the east Side leading to the
exit on 9TH street, and one on 7th street. The
entire grounds vii be almost as light as day.
The chairman OF the inaugural ball commit
tee has appointed Generals Lloyd AspiAwall
and James r. OBeirne as special aids.
The Army OF the Cumberland will decide to-
night whether or not to parade.
AT the meeting OF the veteran committee last
night the following were appointed to escort
visiting organizations into line. Capt w. w.
White, Lieut. j. f. Miller and Col. w. III.
Boyd, to meet the Baltimore Grand Army OF
the Republic; Col Benger, Col. Smith, and
Gen. Hays to meet the Allegheny Veterans.
The siDgnal officers prediction for to. morrow
IS: Threatening weather, possibly occasional
snow or rain.
The "Boys In Blue" having been assigned to
the first division In the lne at TO- o-morroW's pa
rade, the clubs Will therefore report at the
place Of rendezvous, corner or 9th ana streets.
at O'Clock q. H., sharp
Tbare were lively scenes at the hoiels last
night, caused by the almost constant arrivals
OF people AID organizations coming to the in
auguralion. and the unloading OF neavy bag
gage vans.
The Alexandria CARTE says: The city super
intendent has directed the closing or all the
public schools from Thursday evening until
Monday TO enable the teachers and pupils to
see the Inauguration. The question Of attend
ing the Inauguration under arms was SUBJ
mitted TO tue cadets at st. Johns academy
this morning, and as it appeared probable that
the corps would be far down Pennsylvania
avenue during the ceremonies which it was
desired to Witness it was unanimously decided
10 go as Individuals and not as an organiza-
ton, and holiday was accordingly granted for
this purpose.
The Iowa Congressional delegation will be
serenaded this evening, at the Iowa headQuar-
ters 525 18th street, by the ClaFinda Iowa brass
band. Senators Allison and kiTkWood viii de-
liver addresses.
Gov. Hoyt, of Pennsylvania, was escorted to
his quarters at the Riggs House today by the
Harrisburg Grays (of the Sth N. G. P.)
The T. S, Grant Club Boys In Blue have been
rendered the services Of the celebrated C. b. &
Q. band OF Clorinda, Iowa, 20 pieces, with thu
compliments Of the c. b, & @ L. II. Co., which
bore the expense Of the band TO and from this
city. Their services have been cordially ac-
ceptep, ana they will appear Ia line tomorrow
with the L. S. Grant Club.
The Governors Guard, OF Richmond Capt. j.
FL. Parater. accompanied by Lieut. Col. Ander-
son ard Major Stern. OF the 1St Virginia regi-
ment, will arrive Ia the city this evening at $3.50
to take part in the inaugural procession.
A large number OF passengers arrived here
from the southwest last night via the ''Great
kennesaw Route" An immense throng as
sembled at the depot 10 witness its departure
from Atlanta. Major w. j. Walker, southern
passenger agent OF the kenneSaw, came On the
Train nom Jacksonville Fla, On brief Visit
home.
On the evening Of March 4th the performance
OF Hayerly s minstrels Will begin at O'CLOCK
one hour earlier than the usual time, and Will
be over al $50, which Will give the public am
pie time TO attend the grand display OF nre-
works and the inaugural ball. only nVc min-
utes' walk from the Opera House.
TEE TALK AT THE SENATE END.-The belief
in Senate circles day was that Senator Win