Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-03

inaugural visitors Arriving In the
City.
THS LIVELY SCENES ABOUT TOWN - FINAL
PREPARATIONS FOR To-MoRRow's CERE-
HOMES, ETC.

EHE LIVELY SCENES ABOUT TOWN - FINAL
PREPARATIONS FOR ro-AoRRow's cERE-
HOMES, ETC.
The streets OF the city this morning presented
lively scene. Long before the streets ordi-
narliy snow any signs OF life the sidewalks of
fennsyivana avenue were thronged with SOL
oiers and well-dressed gentlemen wearing
badges. The special trains during the night
had brought in thousands of people. The Penn
syivanta troops, numbering about 500, all ar
nveo during the night and morning, and other
military organizations also arrived. The recep-
uon committees and local organizations were
sept oosy to-day receiving new arrivals. The
fennsylvania troops will be reviewed by Gov.
Fattison at three o'clock this afternoon In the
space east Of the Capitol.
AT THE DEpors
AT the B. & P. depot Mr.. n. n. Carter, the
superintendent, is present directing the rum
ming OF trains, assisted by Mr.. J. K. Sharp. 1t
tooK sixteen trains to bring the Pennsylvania
National Guard to the city. The limited express
sOuLn Yesterday came down in six sections. all
heavily laden and the transportation of passen-
anything ever seen in this section. The night
tths IRAN que at $40 this morning, came down
Ho-oay IN nve sections and the second night line
IA Inc same number of sections. All the local
trains are running IN sections to-day. All the
seats rom the lower part of the depot have been
now. The COMMITTEES Of public comfort,
IN! In session here, for the twenty-four hours
up to four O'clock this morning found lodging
giaceS LOT nom 700 to 500 persons. So rapidly
oid the baggage accumulate this morning that
at 9 o'clock there were large ranks of it piled
up on the passenger platform, but it was being
rapidly moved off by the Union Transfer com
pany, who now have number of extra wagons
emp eyed as well as extra check pickers on
At the Baltimore and Ohio the trains are all
i hsavy the Pittsburg train coming In this morn
are being run In sections. It It is thought the
early morning trains brought in to-day 1,S00
passengers. Each successive train is heavier
improyised Of having signal men at short inter
walls along the road to prevent any likelihood of
| an accident
THE MILITARY IN THE CITY.
Al Of the Pennsylvania regiments are here,
and chartered In various places about
| the city. The Edgecombe Guards, of Tar
ooro, North Carolina, have arrived, and are
CHARTERED at the Lamont house. The Busch
Aouaves of st. Louis, arrived this morning, and
are CHARTERED in their Pullman cars. Company
Zouavess. Of minneapolis, Mimi have also ar
lived. The Observation-Disclosures OF New
YORK, arrived last night, and are quarted at 100
| 17tn street northwest.
The 37th separate company, of Schenectady,
h M aHd t9e $ist separate company Of Mo
Del, were expected this afternoon. The Vir-
gn ia troops were arriving to-day and will all
The Jackson Corps, Of Albany; the Goth regi-
ment, Of New York, and the Maryland troops
Will arrive tomorrow morning.
AN ADDRESS TO PEOPLE OF WEST WASHING
| TON.
Mr.. Noble D. Larner of the committee on
| public order, has issued an address in view of
the immense crowds which will take possession
| Of the streets down town, to the people of West
Washington, requesting them that as the route OF
| the procession has been extended beyond the
PRESIDENTS House, they remain in their end OF
the Town and view the procession, for they Will
feature Of the procession which viii not be in
the line In that part of the route.
THE CROWD AT THE CAPITOL.
At l2 o'clock the corridors of the Capitol were
almost impossible. Dense crowds surrounded
every door of the galleries of the two houses
Peering through and awaiting the departure OF
the more fortunate occupants of the seats
within. They were composed for the most part
the larger half wore overcoats of army blue
| their red lined capes thrown back the better to
meath. Many Of the civilians were bedecked
| with siiken badges bearing gilt devices. Mem
bers of both houses look worn out with the pro-
| tracted sessions and excitement of the last two
| or three days.
| Inauguration Notes.
| THE PREPARATIONS FOR To-MoRROw's CERE
| MONIES ETC.
| The executive committee of the decoration
committee met at the Pension office yesterday
II was decided that the decorations, ETC., were
yesterday experimenting the work Mr.. E. G
| Davis, the chairman; Mr.. G. G. Duncanson
Lloyd i MGSS1ey GeSTgs b amme ed Calf
There are plenty of ball tickets to be sold al
| the designated places and at the ball room, at
asking more are imposing On the pubic sn 10 DIT
Geo: Emmert, jr, has called a meeting of the
executive committes on decoration to be held
M. today, for the purpose Of finally passing
upon the work of decorating the ball room.
Before the march to the Capitol during the
inaugural ceremonies at the east front of that
building, and after the column countermarches
to the Presidents house. the street cars will be
allowed to run, and every facility possible given
| them, but not when the column is marching
| Everything on the line of march must then give
W Shh 5stson and not Mr. John Dick
son, as the printer made it yesterday, was the
chairman OF the committee appointed by the
arrangements DOR the participation of the ma
tional committee IN the inaugural escort OF
Prssidsnt Cleveland.
TO- 00 perSsns were carried from Jersey City
to Washington yesterday. To-day even great
The report cfreulafed that inauguration ball
dictsS ~ Se committee Ball tickets Is cam be
Members Of the reception committee who
have not yet received their badges may procure
! them Dy Gaining upon Mr.. u. T.. Hamilton, act
Ing Secretary Of the committee, at the office OF
give any further Information that may be de de.
sired during the absence of Secretary Morse.
Last evening an engine with five freight cars,
containing supper for the inaugural bali and &C.
cessories, started for Washington over the Penn.
sylvania railroad. Two cars were filled with
crockery, two with edibles and one with cham
payne
| tlemen OF the inaugural committee on public
order % additional privates on the police force
for duty during the Inauguration ceremonies
| without compensation.
All trainr coming in on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad to-day are packed. The 11:15
| train nom Baltimore had on 400 passengers.
| Orders to the Police.
| THE ROUTE OF THE PROCESSION TOMORROW
MUST BE KEPT CLEAR.
Maj. Dye this morning issued an order EN-.
| bodying the special police regulations for to-
morrow. He gives in full the order of the Com
| missioners regarding the movement Of the pro-
cession. The Commissioners order provides
| that the DortfOnS Of PENNSYLVANIA avenue 16tb