Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-13
THE INAUGURATION,
Fifty Residents of Washington Selected
As n Committee TO TalSe Charge of
the Ceremonies-lh he Names not TO be
Made Public Hct. &c

|
mittee have selected the fifty residents OF WASH
/ inston whom they wish TO take charge or the IN
! auguratlon. These citizens viii form committee
winch VIII be given entire control OF the affair and
| arrangements They viii be empowered to ap-
| point such sub-cOmmttees as they may deem
necessary, and TO select the members thereof from
any and all portions OF the country il they choose.
Each gentleman OF the fifty will be formally re-
| QueSted In writing to serve. and when their
| responses shan be received, those asserting
VIII pe invited TO meet at once and
! organic. Intii these gentlemen are heard from
/ the national committee will uot MAKE their names
/ public member 0t the national COMMITTEES said
TO STAR reporter TODAY: ..Sorne OF them nlay nor
be able TO serve or some may not wish to- There
! fore, we do not wish to announce the names until
we know Ii Will be agreeable To those appointed 10
serve" Inc selections ar" made from the leading
citizens OF Washington. care being taken 20 select
those who are net wanting uice This committee
VIII be made up entirely without regard 10 The
rUnJlci sentiments or the men chosen.
| Should few return answers that they cannot
serve, that VIII not delay proceedings. as the pre-
cise number OF nifty not deemed necessary. In
medlately upon the formation or this committee,
which VIII not be later than OF the early davS
of next week. the work az preparing for Tie psl,,rll
ration VIII be pushed. enecgeticdlH and SYStamati-
cauy. The members or the national committee say
there Is ampie time. rs all the preparations Will be
made with met hod and dispatch. The report pub
iished that Chairman Barnum or the National COIN
mltiee, was expected here to-day Is correct. He
Is not looked Tor yet. The main committee OF fty
when appointed. VIII appoint such sub-cummIttees
as they may deem necessary. They may follow the
ofder heretofore adopted. or MY arrange d new Of
DER OF committees. As 10 that nobody can yet
tell.
ORGANIZATIONS COMING TO THE INAUGURATION.
Many organizations IN different parts OF the
country have already arranged 10 attend the
inaugural ceremonies Following Is a list OF those
WHO have arranged or partly arranged for accom-
modationS and the places where they Will he
quartered: The County democracy OF New York
400 men, Airing on hotel: the Taminany democracy
or New York, 500 men. ". II. Williams ware
rooms: the AmerlcuS club OF Philadelphia $50 men,
WiHardS: the Samuel 7. Randall association OF
Phllideiphla, $50 men, Riggs house: the Moyamen-
sing Legion OF Philadelphia, 125 men, Lafayette
mousse the Robert ). PattiSon club. Philadelphia,
400 men, private quarters: the second ward Cleve-
land club. Philadelphia, f5 men, Carrollto on ho el.
The thlTd ward Cleveland club. Philadelphia, IDS
men, Lapiefre house: the eleventh ward Randall
club, Philadelphia, American house; the twenty
ninth ward club OF Philadelphia, Riggs nous;
Jersey coast democrats Cape May Atlantic City
and Long Branch, 100 men, ST. Charles hotel; the
hotel Albany Phalanx, OF Albany, y. Y, $50 men,
Arlington annex; Albany BURGESS corps, Arlington
State FencibleS. OF Philadelphia Pa, $50 will
quarter in Pullman cars, taking their meals al
Abner'S The second regimedt PENNSYLVANIA vol
unteers, 500 muSkets. Odd Fellows hail. II is ey-
pected that Gov. PattiSon will order The Pennsyl-
vania National Guards to assemble here as was
done at the time or President Gdrfied'S naurura-
tion The seventh regiment, of New York is az
pected here, and Will be quartered In a tennarary
frame building TO be erected opposite Willard's
MOTEL Clubs are expected also from Lancaster,
Scranton and PIttSburg, Pa. and other cities