Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-27
A NUMBER OF NAMES

NUMBER OF NAMES
have been added to several OF the subcommittee,
and the completed list viii be printed by the gen.
eral committee. These additions are the names OF
gentlemen residing in New York, Philadelphia,
OHIO and other places outside OF this city. The
names OF Carl Schurz, Daniel Manning and Mr..
Ottendorffer. of New York, have been added to the
reception committee
THE PENNSYLVANIA MILITIA.
1t IS expected that $500 OF the Pennsylvania
militia will march in the inaugural procession, In
Guiding $500 from the city Of Philadelphia All
arrangements for quartering the first brigade have
oeen perfected. with the exception OF the accom-
modationS for the brigade staff officers. For the
tlrSt regiment the double house street, between
2d and 81 streets, adjoining the house or Justice
Bradley. originally occupied by stephen A. Douglas
aud afterwards the private residence Of Gen Grant,
has been secured. The second regiment Will oc-
cupy the Washington Light Infantry Corps present
quartered at Abners hall, and the State Fencibles
VIII occupy Pullman cars. Gov. PattisoD, With
Cen Hartranft and STAFF will put up at the Riggs
house
INAUGURATION NOTES.
The plan Of triumphal arch to span Pennsyl-
vania avenue, prepared by Mr. Emmert, of the
decoration committee, has been hung On the wall
at the headquarters on street. There is consid-
cradle opposition to the proposition TO build an
eject Is quoted as expressing disapproval Of any
such display. and also because some members Of
the committee think that the money can be ex-
pended more effectively in other ways
Secretary McCullOch has given permss on to the
bureau of printing and engraving to engrave. as
lar as Is DESIRED the tickets for the bail and the
programs. The design submitted by Mr. v. q.
mlttee
The general committee has received propositions
from Dodsworths New York band, the German Or
chestra Association and the United States Marine
oand TO furnish music for the inaugural ball.
A number OF famous caterers have applied for the
ball.
A Baltimore liveryman has submitted PROPOSE
uon 10 furnish 200 hacks OF cabs. to be under the
direction OF the committee On public comfort who
VIII thus be able to prevent extortionate charges
on the part Of hacknen.
firm OF BARRIERS have made application for the
privilege OF running barber shop at the bail.
James W. Shaw Co., of New York, have sub
United proposition to loan glass ware china, and
silver plated ware for the supper at the bal.
Arrangements were being made this afternoon
to hold meeting OF the executive committee this
evening.
The Secretary OF the Navy has by request been
furnished with the names OF all the naval officers
appointed to serve upon the inauguration commit
1t Is proposed to call meeting Of the decoration
committee for next Tuesday evening, when the
question whether 1t IS advisable TO build a trl-
decid decided ''n '''' 'ne Avenue VIII p'ooa0is 0e
A letter was received to-day from Col D. H. Has
tlngs, OF Bellefonte, Pa, who desires to secure
tonal Guards. He expects to bring eight compa-
MES, neid and stan, numbering in all about 500
men, Adjutant Hale and Quartermester Roher, of
the 5th regiment Will come here next Wednesday.
1t Is expected that at meeting or the committee
on Invitations, to be held this evening, design for
the invitation card Will be adopted Mr. Fischer
company, OF New York, to-day submitted new
design.
committee OF persons who have quarters 10 let
during the inaugural season. The committee VIII
have room on the first floor Of the building 1917
street, and expects to have clerk there all the
time TO answer INQUIRIES.