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has divided the committee into twelve sections
corresponding with the divisions of the floor.
and all the sections will be controlled by the
door manager by means of electric commui-
Gators. The committee is as follows:
Throcl5norten, us. 4. Atds--A. \. Brooke H.
L. DAVIS, J. Holdsworth Gordon, +. III. Harring-
ton ton, O. s N; 6; l. I: /: Reamey, e: s. T.; w. T.
wards, Peter 6. Hams, u. s. a.; Z. b. Hay, Rich
ard Smith, Z. j. Stellwagen.
oyster, assistant ehief VIM f + Boie fe Harry
s. Barbour, f. A. Clifford, Albert I. toumbe.
Thomas A. Garner, Ralph L. Gait, John HOLM
Smith. Frank NJ. Ward, viii vi Way. "'''A' d.
Section No. I'll. F. Bauer, chief Walter F.
Rewett assistant + chief H. E Leach, John A.
6. Wilson, NJ. g; Porter, J; j: Linney, j. S.
Section No. 3-John NJ. Waters chief: Walter
!. Wheafley, assistant chief: c. H. Cragin, jr.;
f Fran S1hns Cnariss Wilams Mm Maury
Tyssowsld Thomas A. Dobyns, 7. L. McArdle,
Spencer 81 en Watkins, c. c. Bryan, Norval L. Bur-
Section No. Al. Blake Kendall, chief: L. g.
MAIAr d assistant s. chief; Sst Davis, A. W.
ran, George Gibson Colgate, A. Crane, jr.,
CHARLES S. Moore, Frank S. Parks, John H.
seetian No. 5-winiam wheatley, chief;
Tpwsrs Charles CEopley, Rexerdy Dangerffeld,
I. I. Holbrook, William s. Peachy, Maynard
{. Eyre, Warner ?. Rayley, =. S. ~; Charles IL.
assfion No e-samuei s.. " heller, chief; A. B.
Crdfley, assistant chief; William Fl. Beck, T. c.
Aasntfell; .; H: Ridenour, j., T: F; Bprgdorf,
!. Lambert, F. O. MccIe si 81. D. Boteier J.
HYd!sy Doyle, Il. 3; keyworth, W. P. Rice;
John W. Sims, assistant chief; Campbell Car
rington, Walter A. Gait, Charles Thompson,
Henry L. Bryan, Francis Tourney, Frank T.
Ing, Harry King Charles A. Elliott Eli Thomas Fl.
cassen, William e: Myers: ]. II. Wardle.
op Meek James whitelt a f Bate aafEf Nor r.
sAu Tolson, John 6. Thorn pson, f. b. Metzerott,
William r. Keyworth, W. A. stone, d. G.
Stewart. Edward F. Rigs, Robert Bruce:
F.. Ancona, William J. Ael.er, c. W. Handy, Lee
Hutchins, Harry Rapley, II: X: Willard, irving
Moves, Ross Thompson, John O'Loughlan
Section No. 10-John c. Poor, CHIEF Blair
Lee, assistant chief; John j. Chew. George B.
W. V. K. Berry, George F. Cooke, William f. c.
Morehead, Arthur Padel1ord, Clifford Richard
son, Woodbury. ToI Blair, William May, Henry
Section No. 11-William A. McKenney. chief
Arthur 7 Brice, assistant chief; Jay Cooke,
son. James B. Male, Richard E. Pairo, Frank
Whiting, James E. Wilkins Charles F. Gait,
Randall Hasner, Ward W. Mohun, H. Randall
Webb.
Section No. 12-Robert s. Chew, chief; Will
liam c. Hill, assistant chief; Sevellon A. Brown
Charles MeCauley, Seaton Monroe, Linden
George F. Appleby, c. R. McBlair, Harrison H.
Dodge, I. L. Riggs, ]. S. Larcombe, Thomas NJ.
Gale.
COMMITTEE ON ILLUMINATION.
To this committee was assigned the duty of
selecting the best means of lighting the ball
room, and the public will be able to Judge this
evening how well they have performed their
work. The chairman,
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HOW THE WORK WAS DONE.
The Citizens who had Charge of the In.
augurai Ceremonies.


THE LIST OF COMMITTEES WHOSE ENERGY AND
ACTIVITY MADE THE INAUGURATION A SEC
CEss-THE WORK AS MAPPED OUT.
All the arrangements for the Inauguration Of
a President and Vice President OF the United
States are under the direction and control of
citizens of the District of Columbia, with the
exception of the simple ceremonies attending
the taking of the oath at the Capitol building.
A desire do honor TO the men upon whom the
highest offices in the gift of great people have
been confined, prompted and custom has sane
toned the celebration of that event by great
pageant, inviting the participation of all citi-
Gems. irrespective of party. The 4th OF March
has long been observed as great national gala
day, celebrated al the capital city, and the nee
esSary preparations which an event of this mag
nitude demands devoive upon the citizens of
the District To provide for the reception and
care OF the thousands upon thousands OF men
composing the military and civic organizations
that constitute the units of the grand fnaugu-
raj procession four and five miles in length; to
make il possible that public ball can be given
which five and six thousand people can attend
with comfort and pleasure; to ensure To the I'M
mense thTOngs of people that come pouring
into the city generous hoSpitaiity,iS a work of
no small magnitude. This is what the people
of the District have demonstrated their ability
to do, and the present occasion affords another
proof not only of their sufficient resources but
of their kindly readiness to be the hosts of the
citizens of this great country. Not only are the
arrangements made by the citizens, but the
large outlay of money necessarily expended in
q demonstration of this character is made from
funds contributed from the resources of private
means. In order to accomplish this result,
organization was of course necessary, and the
first step in that direction was taken when. at
the request of leading citizens, the national
democratic committee on the 10Th of Deem
Der designated fifty wel[known gentlemen to
constitute general committee on Inaugural
tton.
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NIX. LEVI u. LETTER.
The chairman of the committee is Mr.. Levi H.
Letter, formerly a leading merchant of Chicago
and now a resident Of this city. The secretary
is Mr. r. o. Hoffman, one of the leading real
estate men of the city. The members Of the
committee are as follows: j. Arnpt, Elmira, N.
p J.; =; H. Bacon, p T.; Charles ]. Bell Isaac
Beverly, va; A. s. Buford, Va: Charles z. But
ton, n. Y; John Cadwalader, jE,, Pa; a. Cam
mack, n; Y; Chas. ]. Cania, n: Y; George w.
S Child Pa ": W. w. C9rsor ran E. Corning A.
James V: Coleman, Cal; Edward Cooper, n. Y;
j. A. ]. CresssTelI; Brinton Coke, Pa; H. Z. De-
ming, n. Y; Hon. II. g. Davis, W. Va Lewis
J. Davis, b. Grafton Dulany, jr.; A. Eberly, jas.
Hd EdTarps k n; g. Emery spsS FAYE n vi
Garrett, Md; Hon j. B. Gordon, Ga: William
Hauser, Montana; Hon. 4. S. Hewitt, n. Y; G.
J. Hillyer, r. o. HoltzmaQ, FL II. Sweeney, B.
?. Snyder, Henry Lee Snyder, Edward Temple,
ner 6. Hubbard D. Willis james, II. r: B. K.
Jamison, Pa: E: Kurtz johnson. Frank Jones'
\. f.; Eugene Kelley, y; Y; basid King; Thos.
NJ. Lanahan, Md; Levi Y. Letter, D. W. Mahon,
B:Ji MeSSiranni Pa; John r. Mclean, o. JOS.
Charles L. Mitchell, Ct; Hon. leopold Morse,
D. P. Morgan, Thee, w. Myers, n. Y; Henry c.
Nelson, n: Y; Samuel NoAment; JOS ]. O'Don-
ohne, y: T.; James w. Orme; o. Ottendorfer, n.
4; Q. Payne, Ohio; Charles Payson, Norris
n. Y; E. Francis Riggs; Jesse Seiigman, jr., n.
Y; Hon. VIM. L. Scott Pa; Hon. ]. Scovifle, n
Y; Jas Sloan. jr., Nd; Hon. r. S. Stevens, NY;
s. I. Suit, Md; Dennis Sullivan, Col; Edward
Weston F. g. Winston, H.; W. C. Whitney, N.
Willard, r. 7. Woodward, n. Y; G. G. Young,
n. Y.
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The active presence Of this venerable man
and phlanthropist as the chairman of this
committee was felt by his associates to be an
honor as well as a distinguished tribute to the
Presidentelect. MIR. Corcorans prominence in
the past as the friend and associate of the lead
Ing men In the history of the country made his
appearance In this capacity now especially
hitting. The other members Of the committee,
with their duties as defined BY Che chairman,
are as follows:
To receive the President-elect at the Balti-
more and Potomac depot on his arrival in this
Gity-Hon. Richard T. Merrick, chairman: Hon.
Eppa Hunton, Allan McLane, John E. Norris,
yohn W Thompson, Hon, Horatio King, DR..
Danlei b. Clarke, Gen. r. c. Drum, Gen. VIM
%. aazen, David r. Mckee, Josiah Dent, Rear
Admiral 8. P. Carter. Mai. G. C. Goodloe
Ross Ray; DIR. J. NJ Toner 8. a Hartmann.
Morse.
Committee to receive the Vice President-elect
az Ine baltimore and Potomac depot On his ar
rival In the eity-Samuel V. Niles, chairman:
ten. Is. z. Card, Rear Admiral VIM Radford
Thomas +. Morgan, ]. H. Mckinney, Edward
clark. A. 81. Clair Denver, William b. Webb
John 1. Given, Maj. A. +. Bates rr c. p (rilyer
John A. Baker, Jeff. Chandler, r. K Elliott
William +. Mattinsly, Mills Dean, George AZ
McIihenny, Gen. b. II. Hill, William Laird
Committee TO receive the President and Vice
President at the reception room OF the inaugu-
ration ball at o'clock p. NV. w. Corcoran
chairman OF the reception committee: United
states supreme Court-Chief Justice Morrison
X. Waite, Justices Samuel +. Miller, Joseph p.
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The secretary of the executive committee,
Mr.. Dorsey Clagett, was in charge Of the head
quarters of the committee, and, in consequence,
came in direct contact with the public more
than the other members of the committee. Dur
ing all the busy days of preparation, when peO-
Pile of every degree thrOnged about him and
questions were hurled at him of nearly every
nature, Mr.. Clagett preserved his
equanimity of temper and that calm suavity of
voice and manner which was like soothing
balm to tho irritated and q source of confusion
To the nrO sksSiOnal uueSfinnPr.
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the work with his coat off and his sleeves rolled
up, and. in spite o. difficulties AMI many dis
couragements he went ahead With the one
thought of making the whole afI;tit grand sue
cess He has devoted his time which a more
selfish man would not have taken from his
private concerps and givenit to the public with
out compensation, and now that splendid
triumph crowns the end of his labors, he will
have the gratitude OF those who feel q pride In
the reputation of the District.
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ILLUMINATION AND FIREWORKS.

This committee had in charge Very import
ant feature OF the Inauguration, and. while
their original plan more comprehensive
than the one which will be carried out tonight,
SUI they have shown great energy and enter
prise. Their plan for decorating the streets not
helnS approved by the executive committee,
they visited the citizens along the route by sub
comsnittees and urged the Importance al dec
oralng their houses aud PLACES of business.
ihey provided for the colorei globes ON the
street lamps and the calcium lights in the Nicin-
ny OF the Pension building. The grand display
OF fireworks this evening was devised by this
committee. The chairman
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bradley. stephen j. Field, Samuel Blatchford,
Matthews, Horace Gray; United States Court of
C,aim ms Justice D. Drake JUDGES Sss
scofeid Lawrence wren Weldon: District courtChief
Justice ID. X. Cartier, Justices Andrew Wylie,
a. Macarthur, A. B. Hagner, Walter s. Cox, c.
L. James, Commissioners of the District-James
b. Edmonds, g. ]. Lydecker, Joseph r. West.
The following Senators and Representatives:
" EFyf ba Sss oaa Dinf Esy
RSoas w steT Sa
Collins Collins ~ Coaneeticutt,r - R. Hawley,
William W. E Pb} s West
Carolina--wade Hampton, Samuel .Dibble.
a1sogJGsph Mnpyan 5mHs n Rop Fot
gleton: New foTk-E: 9; LaPham, samuel
aid Cameron, samuel i. Randall. Della
aware-Thomas F. Bayard, Charles B. Lore.
FTndlay. Virginia-Henry H Riddleberger,
John $. Barbour. Florida-Charles w. Jones,
r. II. NJ. Davidson. ousiana-B enjamin F.
Jonas, j.. Floyd King. TeXas-SamueI B.
Maxes. John H. Reagan. Ohio-George H.
Pendleton, Benjamin LeFevre. Michigan
indiana = Daniel ". Voorhees,, wilIi HANS s.
Holman: Hlnois-John 4. Logan, William R.
Horace b. Strait. Iowa-Willam B. Allison,
]. II. Murphy. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NJ. Cockrell,
Harris in George q. bibre tllsee Ne6raska
Charles H. VanWyck, E X. Valentine.
| Colorado-Nathaniel =. Hill, James b. Bedford.
| CIRCUMSTANCES II: slater, NJ. c.. George. Cali
f9rniaLJames r. Farley, William S; Rosecrans.
Idaho-T.F F. Siugi-er. New Mexico-FA Manza-
nares WyGmngM F. p M a ATizaG H.
j h. RAYMOND. WaSniugtOn-T. H BrentS
Utah.. T. Game.
Admiral D. d. Porter, Vice Admiral 8. c.
Rowan, Gen. Philip III. Sheridan, Hon. George
Bancroft.
Committee to introduce the President and
party-NIr. Justice Field, Senator Thomas f.
Bayard, Senator George III. Pendieton Hon w
w. Eaton, Hon. .. Il. Singleton, Hon. William
Committee to receive the guests at the ball
room-Rear Admiral C. r. Z. dodgers, Walter
D. nDaXXidge Gen en- George I'm, McCielian Gen
Gen. W. Mckee Dunn, Col. Thomas Lincoln
Casey, Rear Admiral $ R. Franklin, Rear Ad-
Surgeon Gen. F. NJ. Gunncll. Col. C. G. McCau-
ley, Com. VIM. S. Sehley, Col. L. Sitgreaves Hon.
Carl Schurz, Hon. Manton Marble, Martin F.
NJ. Shuster, b. g. Lovejoy, NJ. Ashford, Joseph
H. Bradley, DR.. $. c; Busey, j. c: G. Kennedy
ham Bell, DR.. y. s. Lincoln, Dir. ]. E. Morgan
B. Z. Snyder, Com. Il. ID. Evans, Com. II. c.
Taylor, Lieut.. +. Curtis.
| the invited guests-Presdent james c. yelling
| chairman). Prof S. +. Baird, Leigh Robinson,
| Linden Kent, John Selden, DIR. \ Y. P. Garnett,
Rear Admiral r. Pierce Crosby. Com. S. Nichol-
son. Hon. John Goode, \. 5. kenney, Thomas
Hyde, Com. II. +. Picking, r. Ross Perry, Jas.
| G. Payne, Edwin Wariield.
Committee To- receive the diplomatic corps
| Gen. ]. G. PaTke, chairman; Gen. c. McKeever,
Col j. n. Bonaparte, Anthony Pollok, Sevelon
| A. Brown.
| TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE.
The committee on Transportation arranged
| with the different railroads for reduced rates
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At the same meeting the committee elected
Mr.. Charles c. Glover to fill the important Office
Of treasurer, and have the custody Of all the
funds contributed Mr.. Glover is a younger
mn than his associates In ofice but his pfoni-
Ing firm OF Rigg Co., and his recognized
ability and energy has made him widely known
ana respected In the community. His arduous
duties have been discharged with fidelity and
promptness.
The general committee further selected the
Following vice chaiTmen, to act In the absence
OF the chairman: LIST vice chairman, NJ F.
Morris; I'd vice chairman Rear Admiral C. r.
4th vice chairman, Gen. c. McKeever The
committee thus organized, proceeded with the
work work Of arranging the details. The special
work, after mapping out the entire work, and
the appointment of the subcommittee which
the committee reserved for itself, was that of
supervisory charge OF all matters pertaining to
the celebration and with its efficient officers
VINO gave their time and attention freely. They
performed this duty with satisfaction to all con-
cerned. The members of the committee are as
follows: Geo w. Adams, Prof. Spencer F. Baird
James L. Barbour, Col. James 6. Berret, Watson
George W. Cochran, W ". Corcoran, Walter D.
Davtdge, Henry III. Dodge. III. Grafton Dulany
IT, Thomas j. Fisher; William n: Gait, Law
Glover Jas E, Harvey. Curtis ]. Hillyer, Ad-
mil miraI David D. Porter, 2. 5. NJ F. A, Richard
Rodgers U. S. "; Gen. Philip II. sheridan, U.
s. A.; John NJ. simms. John W. Thompson, r.
Q. Hoffman, Frank Hume, stilson Hutchins,
l. r. Letter, Thomas j. Luttrell, Major Garrett
J. Lydecker, U. >. A.; Charles NJ. Matthews,
Col Chas. G. McCauley, L. 5. VI. c.; Frederick
u Mcclure, George A McIlhenny, Gen. G.
Morris, Samuel V. Niles, John E. Norris. Gen.
John 6. Parke, U. s. A: DIR. Joseph NJ Toner,
Dr Ralph Walsh, James c. yelling LID:
samuel f. Wheatley, Henry A. Willard, James
T. Winett Albert A. Wilson, and Rear Admiral
John L. Worden, u. S. N
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The general committee appointed an execu-
tive committee of fifteen, and upon those
gentlemen have rested the principal part of the
burden OF the inaugural preparations Thew
mad the general supervision OF all sub-com-
Inlttees, the giving out OF contracts for work to
De oOhe, tne authority TO make expenditures
All the correspondence passed through the
hands of this committee, and they not only rad
ali this work TO do, but 1t was done faithfully
and wa --~-.-A1tHAAy
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THE RECEPTION COMMITTEE.

The reception committee, composed of promi-
nent and honored men, were given the duty of
extending proper courtesies to distinguished
guests during their stay in the city and at the
Inauguration ball. A part of this duty they
have PERFORMED and they will continue to act
during the remainder of the time to be passed
by the guests in this city.
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was indefatigable i'm his efforts. and was an in
spiration TO the members of the committee, who
are "a follows: Aug. Burgdurf IL l.. Crawford,
George w. Davis, L. =. ~. William Dickson,
II. L. Howi>un. Z. :. ", William \. Johnson,
Lloyd Monkey, Thomas !. Mayer. Albert ord
way, III. l.. Rapley. \. NJ. RcnShaw, Thomas w.
Smith, :. 4. Staunton. L. =. y. William r.
Spaulding, George 4. Sheehan. Charles j.
Train, L. :. N, Charles Wheeler
THE COMMITTEE on BADGES
provided the badges which are worn by the
members of the various committees. and also
secured the music which will be employed at
the ball. The chairman.
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The chairman, Mr.. A. A. Wilson, did not ex-
actly wear himself thin in the discharge of his
duties, but one reason may have been that his
committee was only composed of two members,
Messrs. Watson Boyle and l.. p. Wright, and SO
he had not the cares of administration to the
extent that other chairmen had. The commit
tee, however, performed very important duty
in very efficient manner.
PUBLIC COMFORT COMMITTEE,
The committee on public comfort was de-
signed to act as sort of a middle man between
the visitors who wanted food and lodging during
their stay in this city and the people who had
such accommodations to offer. Thousands
rates, and the committee were able to reduce to
q minimum the annOyances that usually a
stranger in strange place has to contend with
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THE MILITARY COMMITTEE.

The committee on military organizations had
an important as well as an arfppus duty de-
VOWED upon them. They were IN dInnluhtca-
the m1.a Of aonr a9d M s
secured quarters for them. AS they arrived III
this city members of the committee met them
at the depots and escorted them TO their omar
tiers and showed them the attention that they
needed.
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The chairman of the committee, Mr.. Noble d.
Larner, has taken an active interest In seeing
that the work of the committee was well per-
formed, and the result Is no doubt gratifying to
members Of the committee are as follows:
Charles Allen, NJ. D., E. w. Anderson, w. o.
Baldwin, NJ. D., Robert Ball. J. w. Boteler,
Harry Harry Byrn s. ": Began, N: b, George Combs
George w. Corcoran, Thomas Bowling, E. D..
Bowling, Major William NICE. Dye, r. w. Fem
wick Tlek, Joseph Gawler, George r. Gray; 9. G..
ard, julius Hugie, H. T; Hudson, R; g. Hewitt,
1 l.. johnson, John Keyworth, w. C. King,
Charles u. Leiberman Charles Losekam, w. B.
pHeas MiddIston 4 A Al
Peaehy, F. W. Pratt, N: A; Poole, Mayhem Plar
ter, L: A. Hover, John A. Ruff, E. A. Ridgeway,
Joseph Shillington, n. G. shuster, J. w. Smith,
G. w. Thorn, Leon Tobriner, L. Washington. W.
]. Wilson, Charles Walter, Charles z. Williams
+: p. White, Calvin Witmer,J. Fsnwick Young,
w. P. Young, NJ. d.
THE PRESS COMMITTEE.
The committee to make suitable arrange
engagements for members Of the press and to ex-
tend them the necessary facilities have secured
room for the use Of correspondents and others
at the ballroom where there Is direct wire
communication.
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The corresponding secretary is Mr.. Lawrence
Gardner, and each day found him at head
quarters disposing of the large correspondence
of the committee with the aid of stenographer.
He is also wise in council, and gave his personal
attention to the details of the work at the Pen
sion building from day to day.
The treasurer of the committee is, of course,
Mr.. Charles c. Glover, and these officers We're
very efficiently aided by the following gentle
men members of the committee: Watson Boyle
VIM. H. Clagett, Thomas j. Fisher, Curtis J.
Hillyer, Stilson Hutchins, Thomas j. Luttrell,
Gen. C. McKeever, F. b. Mcclure, Samuel V.
Niles, Admiral d. D. Porter, A. A. Wilson,
James T. Willett, Fl. A. Willard.
THE FINANCE COMMITTEE.
The general committee appointed a large
number Of subcommittee to take charge of the
various branches of the work, and perhaps the
most important of these, at least in one paftic-
ular, was the finance cotnntittee. Upon this
committee devolved the task of raising the
large sum of money needed, and as the money
was obtained by subscription alone, the city was
subdivided and was visited by subcommittee,
and their efforts met with SO much success that
over $21 900 was raised.
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COL. L. p. WRIGHT

.
The chairman, Col Wright, tnaugurated q
system that worked like charm, and he is now
regarded as a father by the thousands who were
guided to pleasant homes by his paternal hand
MT; Frank 2. Madigan, as secretary of the COM
mlttee, was the colonel's right bower. The
members are as follows: ]. Bradley Adams ID
:: Buckley, W; r. Brown, James Began, John D
Bartlett, +. j. Burt, r. F. Baker, Thomas r.. BEN
son, r. /, A; Bacon, N. D., s. s. Eoggins, Dennis
4; Clarke 4, Gent Geo "; Dyer bury, j.
ton, A. W. Fletcher, A. 2: Pardon, NJ d.; q. p.
Eenwick. NJ. D.; Peter Fegan, Frank Hoidnps.
head, Thomas II. Hardin, Thomas o. Hi
Christian He gu e p Hickey, George +. How.
z ms Mogan y Is HYgs Henry Hurt . n Ham zSaa
". Kirby, George E. Kennedy, j. w Kennedy.
Isaac Landics James Lansbufgh, c. C. Lancas
McGormiek, II. T; Murray, Frank +. Madisan.
Gollos al Charles Madss, =. n. 2. MeWiiiams
o Brien, Charles w. Petit, G. w. Spofford @. q
Staples, I. Saks, John B. Scott, A. H. Stephen
son, B. II. Stinemetz, William Seiden, Wiuan,
4 4 smith, A. , 8 solem n9a: W Thompson. 4
Thornton, John L. Vost, Thomas E. Waggaman,
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Carson. A. j. Clarke, T. c. Crawford, J. V. Cra-
craft, P. v. DeGraw, E. G. Dunnell George b.
Gililand, F. a. G. Handy, w. L. Habercum, NJ.
Kalhfns, Daniel Leech. W. L. MacFarland, w.
6: AacRrids John B; Mccarthy, Frank r Nor
Eass N m8loE Benz Pp srsyy f s. fMiyef
Rain siell, LOUIS Schade, W. B. Shaw, Harold
Snewden, o. Q. Stealey, 3. II. Sylvester, c. L.
Young.
FLOOR AND PROMENADE.
The committee on floor and promenade will
have charge of the ball this evening, and the
floor management aud the arrangements made
by them will no doubt contribute greatly to the
enjoyment Of the evening. The chairman,
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wallace. L. :. N: William Whcatlev, Walter
T. Wheatley, :. III. WimSatt, ]. l. Nor en-, rear
adm. Z. ). "; W. NJ. Wood, u. 8 "; Charles b.
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c. c. Willard, John s. Wright, Charles Wheat
ley. Levi Woodbury., J. E. Waugh W. n. A.
Wormiey, J. Fenwick Young and Tn omas A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-04
HENRY l., RISCOE.

The chairman, Henry L. Bscoe, was assisted
in his labors by the following: John Jameson,
vice chairman; Percy G. Smith, corresponding
secretary; Robert T. Hieston, recording secre-
phey, T. W. Buckley. II. L. Crawford, samuel 6.
Eberly, Lloyd Emmert, Isaac Fairbrother,
Thomas B. Hammond, r. c. Hewitt, Frank
wood, \. Mcdaniel, George w. Moss, William
c. Murdoch, Wash. Naior, l.. Newmeyer, r. A.
Parke, George Il. Phillips, J. l.. Reed, G. G..
Sailer j. X. Sharp, Oscar A. Stevens, Frank
Trigg, William WanstaIl, w. ]. Walker, w. p.
Walsh.
COMMITTEE ON HACKS
The committee on hacks had charge Of the
modes of conveyance to and from the ball, and
secured proper regulations to prevent excessive
charges.