Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-26
The Inaugural Ceremonies.

The NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE TO HAVE
HEADQUARTERS N THIS CITY.
The national democratic committee has arranged
10 occupy the building on street. between 18th
and 1ith streets, which has been the Headquarters
OF the congressional democratic committee during
the campaign The national committee viii &C.
cupy the building probably until the Inauguration
The national committee vii. have general SUPER
Vision Ga the preparations for the Inaugural cere-
monies. They viii. cali into consultation IN IL
stated the accredited representatives of the various
democratic organizations. and will also request the
so-operatlol OF the business men. without regard
10 politics and Will give fuii consideration To any
suggestions emanating from them
hsdneed Rate. 20 the World. Expo~i.
ton at New Orleans via ID. a O. R.R.
Excursion tickets are now on sale at the Offices
or Baltimore and Ohio railroad, 619 and 1851 Penn
sylvania avenue, and at depot for the New Orleans
exposition; rate $40 for round trip. going and re-
turning the same route. For ticket by one route,
returning different route, SIS Special rates for
parties OF fifty more. For all Information as to
routes and Accommodations apply as above.
TEE WASHINGTON HORSE THIEF ARRESTED m
bALrLAoRE.-On sunday last, a horse and wagon
valued al 500 was stolen from the Center Market
IN thi city, and was recovered In livery stable In
Baltimore yesterday An Old man, 20 years of age
VINO gave his name as Charles Smith, and his resi-
oence at Towsontown, Md, was arrested in Balti-
more While attempting 10 make OF with a horse
and wagon standing In the street He was recog-
nzed by the officer as a man giving the name OF
"clSr, WHOLE drTeotSU IN baltimore IN ls6y
Ior stealing horse and buggy in Harrisburg. HIS
picture taken for the rogueS' gallery at that time
SHOWS mat Is years ago he was an old-looking
man For that ofense he was given four years In
Cherry Hill prison, Philadelphia The livery stable
man identlhed him as the man who left the WASH
!hgton horse and carriage at his stable. IL was
found that he had been arrested In 1888 for horse
stealing, but he escaped from jail In Trenton, "
D., ne was In jail under the name or Anton Menu
ana ne was returned there TO serve out his term.
DEATH OF GEN CBAs d. GILMoRE.-Gen. Chas D.
the nrIn Of Chapman, Hosmer & Co.. and after
wards the successor Of that firm. under the name
OF G. d. Gilmore Co., died In this city yesterday
ne came 70 Washington as captain or Maine regi-
ulent IN ltol and was promoted 10 the coiOnecy OF
The regiment and brevetted brgadier general. He
ABOUT one year ago, when he was taken Ill while in
the west and never fully recovered His death viii
oe regretted by large circle OF friends
AN INTERESTING sERMoS-Rey william Alvin
Bartlett, pastor OF the n Y. avenue church, will
In his Thanksgiving sermon tomorrow give an In,
'eresting historical sketch OF Washington.
CHARGED WITH STEALING FIVE SILVER WArcHEs-
Detectlve Block and Lieut. Arnold last evening
TWO men, who gave their names as William TEomp-
son ana Charles Matthews, ana recovered from
mem nVe silver watches, which, IL Is charged they
sbC-e nom the Jewelry store OF Mr. j. p. Middleton
toIher Oh and 18th streets northwest. where they
: q d p.evioasiy called on the pretense that they
NaAte. 10 ouy an article Of Jeweiry. After looking
= ihe Jewelry for some time they left ana Mr.
Hi.cton missed the watches Mr.. Middleton
''-3.Ft Tue prisoners, and they are held at the
Z" tieelact station for a hearing. They arrived
. ti,y Yesterday morning. and il Is supposed
.-@' JUS stopped over on their way south