Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-08
The rOarsh - March.
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HEADQUARTERS ropAy.
Mr.. Calf. chairman OF the executive committee
on Inauguration, Commodore schley ana other
gentlemen to-day spent some time at the new PEN
sion building for the purpose OF devising plans 20
be followed In preparing the bah room SECRETARY
Clagett and his assistants were busy to-day seud-
the committees. together with the following no.
tice. signed by Mr.. Lawrence Gardner, correspond
Inc secretary:
81 have the honor 20 inform you, ornciaily. that
you have been appointed a member OF the com
You are no doubt aware that 20 carry out success-
luly the plans proposed Tor the Inauguration Ger.
emonies. funds must be contributed I would,
mittee has book for subscriptions and II is hoped
you, as committeeman, viii subscribe a. uberaly
as YOU fell able"
The executive committee u the Democratic zen.
erai committee OF Kings county, n. Y, met LAST
night and completed arrangements for the excur-
urauon- uniform dress, composed 81 black over
coats, black opera hats, yellow gloves and bamboo
walking walking sucks h was selected This outs,t with
the party $50 A special train win leave Jersey
City at O'Clock on the nigat OF March s, ana win
reach this city early In the morning. The Brook.
lyn democrats will remain In the city during the
day. ana In the evening viii visit Baltimore and
Will remain over night The party viii return 70
Brooklyn March q About one hundred democfHfa
oooked" themselves last night for the trip, ana %
is expected that the Kings county Delegation wan
leave the city fully three hundred strong.
NOTES
MI w. G. Shimoneck suggests that the orchestra
at the ball be divided into Two equal parts ana the
time divided IN such manfer that when one hand
finishes the other should commence
MT. c. X Lord, general Passenger agent Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad company, yesterday
pany already decided TO sell round trip tickets &C
one fare from all points OF their line east Of tbs
Major Wright, chairman OF the COMMITTEES ON
public comfort, visited Alexandria Yesterday and
opened branch agency or his committee &C the
Office at headquarters Il Is thought 66O or 1900
visitors can be accommodated ir AiexanCr1a can't
cooper. OF Culpeper, quartermaster OF the "a vir-
glnia regiment, was in Alexandra yeuceeday
making arrangements for qparterfng the diffOfUne
companies OF that regiment In that city
The National Rifles Will have as guests the Jack.
son corps. OF Albany; the 18th PENNSYLVANIA RCD.
ment, and probably the 1readway Hi1es, OF St
Louis.
The Monumental Democratic club or TIE uth
district last night arranged TO participate In the
residents last night for the reception or the Ro-
chamoeau Grenadiers, OF New York Col Chalyin
OF the Grenadiers who Is In the city, spoke OF the
pleasure which this reception would give TO his
command. A committee, consisting OF Edmond
Mallet, Fernand Moreau, J. M Perreard. Archille
cuzin and Proi n Jolly, was appointed TO arrange
The Arthur Rifles at a meeting last NIGHT com-
pleted arrangements for participating Ia The In
The secretary of the East Washington Blaine
and Logan club, colored man, called. az head
quarters last evening and said his club wanted
place IN line Mr. Claget said that IL the club WAS
organized ana appeared In "a presentable uniform
he bad no doubt That place would be assigned
to it.
Henry Auguste Chalvin. commandant OF the Ro-
chambeau Grenadiers. accompanied by a number
OF French residents, called al headquarters to-day
ana stated that arrangements were being made 20
nave the tirenadiers participate IN the parade.
Col Chalvln stated that he expected his
in the line. They were des,rous ppe Of
blending the French ana American colon
In parade as they had been blended In war. Tho
command Will bring 30 men and Q band The
French gentlemen present submitted, for the con-
ssoeration OF the committee, proposition TO hold .
grand French ball on the night OF the I'd of March
In connection with the ceremonies and FESTIVITIES
attending the Inauguration.
The executive committee ard committee on MILL
tary meet tonight The finance committee WIN
hold special meeting at the Arlington tomorrow.
suggestion put on the book to-day was from Q
lady who proposes as motto for nag, TO be PAID
Tor by ladies', the words "Law, Love, Liberty I.
do not, the writer says, "mean IL as any Offset %
Rum. Romanism and RebeIion'--onIy think II n
good motto. and would make good sentimeM
Tor flag"
PISTOL AGAINST cLuB.--wrn- Walsh, Q grocery
man. was placed on trial IN the Police Court thin
afternoon charged with assault and battery WITH
Intent 10 Kill John j. Cation, OF West Washington.
who has disappeared since the trouble occurred on
Tuesday. as he is under bonds TO keep the peace
and is wen known by Judge SMELL The testimony
showed That eaton followed Walsh about thu
street with a large club, and that Walsh drew I'M
pistol and fired three shots to Tighten him OIL
The court took Walsh'e personal bonds 70 keep tn0
peace.
EX-SENATOR SHARON SUED AGArN.-The Masonic
Cemetery association has brought suit In chA
superior court, In San Francisco against ex-oena.
TOR Sharon and others for desecrating o grave
During the Sharon divorce trial witness tusttned
that Miss Hill, plaintiff In the case placed some Of
Mr. Sharon's undergarments In a newly MADE
grave Tor the purpose OF acting as q love charm
on the millionaire ex-senator. Health Onncer
Mears, at the instigat1on OF senator Sharons coun
sci, had the grave opened 20 ascertain such ara.
cles were deposited there. TIE claim II now made
that the grave was deSecrated, and 900 damages
is asked. The suit is chiefly 20 test the authority
OF the health orncer In such mattera
SHOCKING OUTRAGE By THREE TRAMra "A
special from Easton, Pennsylvania, says John
Varek, Hungarian, was employed on the Le-
high Valley railroad as a track walker. Mon.
day night he was attacked al Epsy Hun by
three tTamps. After robbing him OF his watch and
chain ana several dollars In silver they stripped
him, tied his hands and feet and inflicted injuries
that may cause his death They were again
about TO make use OF the knife when the
western express came In sight. The tramps
then took 10 their heels. AT the time 1t was very
cold and q stin breeze was blowing. The track
walker lay bleeding and freezing for some time.
He was found by a passing train subsequently.
and, though weak and exhausted, may recover
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