Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-24
INAUGURATION CEREMONIES.


80
meDts:
The doors or the Senate chamber VIII be
opened at II am, 10 admit those who are en-
titled to admission, as follows: Elk Presidents
and ex Vice Presidents Chief Justice, associate
justices and ex-associate justices OF the 50.
preme Court The diplomatic corps heads of
departments. members OF the House OF Repre-
seDIatises and members-elect- Officers of the
army and navy. vino by name have received
the thanks OF Congress. Governors and ex-
governors OF states, and the Commissioners of
the District OF Columbia, assistant secretaries
OF the departments, assistant DoStrnast oe n
eral. assistant attorneys general and the indya
advocate general. The diplomatic gallery win
DE reserved for the families OF the diploma Tie
corps: tlckets thereto Will be delivered to the
secretary OF State for distribution1 The fam
lies OF the President and Vice President the
PreSi0ent-elect and Vice Presdent-elecr. and
ofthe ex- Presidents and eX-Vice Presidents viii
geaupy seats east or the diplomatic gallery.
the reporters gallery will be reserved exclu-
Syely Tor the use OF the reporters for the press:
(i1ckets thereto will be delivered TO the press
committee for distribution) Heads OF bureaus.
conlptroilerS and auditors will occupy seats
west OF the diplomatic gallery. All the fore
gong Will enter the Capitol by the east lower
DOOR Of the Senate wing. The other galleries
Will be thrown open to 1cket-holders. who VIII
enter The Capitol Dy the north door and the
brnrZe door OF the Senate wing, which will be
thrown open at 1920 am. Seats Will be re-
&c Vt In front OF the secIetaFy'S desk for the
Pr 81 en- and The President elect: and on their
hit for the committee OF arrangements Ex-
Presidents 6n1 eX-V1ce Presidents the chi
justice and associate justices Of the Supreme
court VIII have seats on the right or the Chair.
Heads Of departments, ana officers OF the army
ard navy who, by name, have received the
thanks OF Congress, Will occupy seats on the
lett Cr the Chair. The diplomatic corps will
osCtpy sears on the right OF the Chair. next 10
elect OF the House Will enter the Senate cham
Der oy the main entrance at 1880 am. and
VIII occupy seats on the right OF tue
lV,,DoK
GOV errors and ex.governors of states, and the
commissioners or the District OF Columbia as
Sistaht secretaries OF the departments, assist
ant posi- masters general, assistant ATTORNEYS
general, and The judge advocate generaI. viii
occupy seats east OF the main entrance The
Ictuuda will be closed. and the passages lie lfiiny
thereto Kept clear. The other doors and en-
frances 10 the capitol, except those to be opened
under this arrangement, Will be kept closet AT
II a. m. the President and Presldenu-elect. each
accompanied by member OF the committee OF
arrangements, Will arrive at the bronze door OF
the Senate wing OF the Capitol. and proceed 60
The Presidents room. The Vice President elect
WIZ be accompanied TO the Capitol by InenO3 r
or the committee OF arrangements, aud proceed
10 the Vice Presidents room, and afterwards into
the Senate chamber, where the oath OF onl1a
Will be administered TO him 10y the Vice Presi-
dent. The diplomatic corps Will assemble In
The Marble room, and proceed, in a body
10 the Senate chamber at ll:i5 a. 10, The
justices OF the Supreme Court will enter the
Senate chamber a few minutes before tine
President The Senate will assemble ar - m
The President and the President elect will be
introduced by the committee OF arrangements
After completing the organization OF the Sen
ate, those assembled IN the chamber Will pro
ceed 10 the platform on the central portico OF
the Capitol In the following order, viz: The
marshal OF the District of Columbia. and the
marSnal or the Supreme court. EX-Presidents
and eX Vice Presidents. The Supreme Court
OF the United States. The sergeant at arms OF
tie Senate. The committee OF ARRANGEMENTS.
The President and the President elect The
VICE President and the secretary of the Sen ate
Members OF the Senate. The Diplomatic Corps.
Heads Of departments. Members of the House
OF Representatives and members elect gov
errors and eX-governOrs OF states, officers OF
the Senate and officers OF the House of Repre-
sentatiycS- Ali other persons who have been
admitted TO the floor of the Senate chamber.
While the procession Is being formed the re.
IoIterS for the press Will proceed to the seats
reserved for them on the platform. On reach.
lag the port1co. the President and President
elect Will take the seats reserved for them. the
the Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court on Their
right and the sergeantat-arms OF the
Senate on their left. The committee OF
viii occupy seats next
TO- the President and Prestdent-elect.
The reporters OF the press will occupy seats
reserved for them Immediately to the right and
left OF the space reserved for The President and
PIesidenI-elect- Ex-Presidents and ex-Viee
PTeSldentS and Associate Justices OF the Srl-
preme Court, VIII occupy the seats next TO tine
on the left, and the Vice President
Secretary, and members OF the Senate, those
on the right. next to the reporters The diplo-
mallc corps WILL occupy the seats next to the
Supreme Court. Heads or departments COVER
norS and eX-gOVernors Of states, e8 -Tae noers
CT The senate, members and memb3rs-eiect of
the House OF Representatives next to the mem
Or is OF the senate. Sucn other PERSONS as are
inclntt In the preceding arrangements VIII
o cupy The steps and the Residue OF the por. de-.
The oath or Office VIII be administered TO ra,
T SID n -ee' oy the Chief Justice Of the
n, a. mo .s-,T Inst Of
q Onit he members OF the Senate, prece lei Dy
TIT Srfsedf lat Arms, We, Pre- 1ident ana the
u III return 20 the S1nar cen inner and
hs President. accompanied by the con 1lrs,s, nj
Will so to tue Presidents House.
All horses ana carriages, exCep5 LnOse USED III
LFe9 1Eg persons 10 the east uoor Of the aorJh
ing OF the Capitol. VIII be eXciud ID iro II the
Capitu. square. Should the weather Drove m.
favorable, the Inauguration or the Presi I81r
VIII take place In The Senate chamber By
reason OF the limited capacity or the galleries
or the Senate clamber-exclu5ive OF the space
reserved for the families OF the President and
Presicent-elect, the Vice President and Vice
Pre- Sident-e1ect. and for heads or bureaus the
diplomatic and reporters galleries-Lha NUN
Der OF tickets Is necessarily restricted, and Will
be distributed as follows: TO cash Senator. TO ar
tickets; 10 Senators elect members OF the House
OF Representatives delegates heads OF depart.
mentS. and Justices of the Supreme Court. two
tickets eacn. No person Nil be admitted 70 the
Senate wing or ROtunda except on presentation
OF ticket, which will be good only for tle
places indicated The Sergeant at Arms OF me
Senate is charged with the execution OF these
HESRy n h AsraoSy Committee OF
THOMAS T. BAYARD, arrangements
THB MARINE CORPS TO BE REPRESENTED
Secretary GOT to-day issued the folio wing
order to Commodore Pattison, commanding the
navy yard here -" Be pleased 10 direct thas
as many officers, non commissioned officers aud
prlyateS as can be spared from marine bar
racks, Lazy yard, ID. c., and the T. ). ships
and Saratoga, be ordered to report
daily. Sundays excepted, at 10 a. IN, To the
commanding Off1cer marine barracks, WASH
1ngton, ID. O.. for drill With other troops for the
purpose OF participating in the parade at the
or The next President OF the Unted
States. March 4th next"
Secretary Con has also Issued the following
order TO Lieut.. Col. Browne, commanding tina,
marines at the Norfolk navy yard -. You Will
please transfer temporarily, per steamer OF the
18th instant. two officers, three Sergeants three
corporals and "a priVateS from your command
10 marine barracks, Washington, ID. c.. for the
purpose OF participating In the parade at the
inauguration OF the next President or the Uni
ted states on March 4Lh next"
NETTING OF THE ExECUTIvs COMMITTEE
meeting Of the executive committee on the
inaugural ceremonies was held last night, Mr..
j. w. Thompson In the chair, Mr.. p z OCoa-
nor, secretary. There were present 5. s. Bur
delte, Z. c; Ford, 4. J. Dallas, d. b. Anger. II.
T.. Corbin, Nj. Nj. Parker, George TruesdeU j.
NJ Vale. f. w. Whitaker. ". s. Thomson. w.
5. ROose, Ii. A. Willard J. A. j. Creswell, B. IL.
Warner and f 4 Johnson lo,nnai Rrai