National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-05
INAUGURATION NOTES.
Some People Who Are Coming-The Mill
tary COMMITTEES,


Governor Foster, of Ohio, will come to
Washington via the Pan Handle route in the pri-
waite car of the president of the Ohio Cen
trail and Lake Erie and Western roads, and will be
accompanied by all of his staff, by the Barracks
| Band, and Governors Guards. 1t is not yet defi-
| nitely known what will be the arrangements for
the Legislature and State officers but it is Thought
that they will form another excursion via the Bal
timore and Ohio road.
The knights of st. Joseph, No /, have decided to
turn out in full uniform on Inauguration day.
delegation called OH Chairman Hunton, OF the
District Committee, yesterday. and requested him
to secure the adoption of a resolution which will
enable Government employees TO take part in the
| inaugural proceedings without loss of pay.
| INAUGURAL NOTES.
The commanding general Division Of the AT
| lantic, has been instructed to assemble at the
Washington arsenal, by or before March L, two
light batteries the bands of the Second and Thlrd
Regiments of Artillery and the equivalent OF
regiment of foot artillery, instead of regiment
of infantry, stated in report of the proceed
ings of the committee on military reception yester
| day.
/ The following is list of subcommittee of the
| military committee as amended and changed:
| The committee is divided into subcommittee for
work as follows:
Executive-Colonel H C. Hodges, chairman,
General C. E. Hovey Colonel Robert Boyd, Colonel
r. N.Seott, Captain S. E. Thomson, Colonel H w.
Brelsford. Mr.. A. s. Worthington; correspond
encc-Captain s. E. Thomson, chairman Captain
W. Fl. Webster. Major W. H. Mills, Mr.. C. c. Royce,
General j. W. Mcmillan, Captain Donald McCath-
ran; reception-Colonel Robert Boyd chairman,
Colonel w. C, Moore Colonel James n.
TAFT, Major I. /. Tedford, Mr.. II. Dingman Col
onel Amos Webster, Major ". P. HuxfOrd, Cap
tain ]. B. Tanner, Major II. D. Norton,
Colonel IL I. Crosby, Colonel NJ. II. McWhorter,
Mr.. C. y. Fleetwood. General J. NJ. Varnum quar-
ters-General C. E. Hoyey, chairman, General 7. T.
Crittenden, Colonel A Hart, Mr.. Paul Brodie. Cap
tain NJ. J. Foote, General James A. Dumont, Mr.. FL.
H. Parmenter Mr. H. f. Poindexter, Colonel r. I.
Fleming, Major J. V. y. Fandenburg, Major c. d.
Fischer, Major Richard Oulahan, Mr.. George A.
Bartlett Colonel L. P Wright, Mr.. S. c. Mattngly;
procession-COlOnel H. W. Brelsford, chairman,
General J. r. OBerne, Major W. o. ROome, Cap
tain A. F. Mcmillan, Major W. H. Love, Major I.
H. Bradley, Captain D. J. Craigie, Captain
George L. Lemon General A. Med. McCook;
fnance-Colonel Robert N Scott, chairman, Gen
eral Peter F. Bacon, DIR. Basil Norris, Mr.. Frank
Hume, Colonel T. L. Casey General T. J. Haines,
Mr.. J. p Willett, Mr.. W. \. Dalton; correspond
ence (2)-Mr. A. S. Worthington, chairman, General
William Mckee Dunn. Major R. C. Parker, General
B. F. Grafton, Mr.. James F Oyster.
There was special meeting of the Florida Re-
publican Club last evening at its rooms on street.
to take action with reference to the reception of
Floridians who have signifed their intention to be
present on the 18th of March next
The committee, as announced, to act in cOnjunc-
ton with the committee of thirty and to take
charge ofthe visiting Fleridians on the occasion
of the inauguration. R. s. Smith, president of
the club: G. H. De Leon and W. G. Colby. Reso
lutions complimenting Colonel Bisbee were passed
after which the meeting adjourned.
The State Fencibles and Glenn Guards, of
Philadelphia, have secured quarters for four
hundred men at the National Hotel. Governor
Nat Head. of New Hampshire, and his staff have
also arranged to be accommodated at this hostelry
during Inauguration week.