The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-02-26


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being pushed fnrwnrd night and dry. Al ths
OUTSET the greafnst anxisiy ex1ssd - 70 the alil
ny Of the COMMITTEES 10 gei TIM building cum
pleted In time Now nsue at al 10 felt. The
Temporary roof is in place, and the work on the
lnteEor can saon be comploted
In the Illumination Of the city Il night eighty
six calcium lights viii he ussd and placed As fol-
lows Pennsyfvania avenue, from First to Seven
teenih strcefs, Ill around the Capitol Grounds ;
Four -and-a-haf atreef, fium Pcunsylvaia avenue
ID the City Hall and in front Of the City Hall TO
Fourth and Finn strects; Fifth street 70 Ninth !;
Fourth street to G.; G. street, from Fourth TO Fiji
teenth street; Louisiana avenue, rum Pennsyl-
wanna avenue to the City Hall, and street. from
Fifth To Ninth street.
Those along the avenue will be lighted rs soon
ms darkness sets in, while those around the PEN
sion building viii be lighted absut O'Clock.
Colored globes, four on each lamp-post, will be
placed along the avenue. The members OF the
MIR. Hendricks, President Arthur Senator Ed
munds, Speaker Carlisle, Mr. Blaine and General
Logan will be the guests of the Executive Com
miltee at the hall
The following items viii be included in the
inaugural supper 600 quarts of ice cream, 800
quarts of water ice $50 boned turkeys, LOCO
pounds of lobster, 5000 picked oysters, 1000
CLANS, large salmon. Q large striped bass 20O
roast turkeys 500 boiled turkeys, $50 tongues,
100 hams, l6 sets of roast beet, 90 pate de foie
gras, 100 quarts OF consomme soup, 90 dozen
lunches OF calery 30 dozsn heads of lettuce, 9
barrels OF chicken salad, 6,O0O rolls, $50 ioaves
OF bread, eco psssds of cake
THE BALLROOM WILL he THE LAReEsr EVER
Ia this country. You see when you get ball
| room whose floor 900 or more people can
| be dancing III once, ON whose prOmenades 2 600
| or 3 900 more can he made comfortable, in whose
dining room / 600 people may he fed n once,
and in whose galleries 4, 900 or 600 people may
| be comfortably. seated, you have an immense
| affair. No one can realize the bgness oil the
ballroom and its belongings until he has seen it
| and realized how little show q few hundred
| wOrkmen make in H.
! THE PROCESSION PROMISES TO HE VERY FINE
ONE
There are to I've from 1000 to 10000 members
! of civic associations in the procession, judging
! from the communications we have had, and a.
! for the military there is end to il. Pennsyl
| vania alone is 10 send 1000 of her State troops
| New York 5000, and many of the other States
| large numbers, while the United States is also
10 furnish large number of men. The process
sion will be something quite worthy of the
| occasion
| On every " reservation and park along the
! avenue where the procession is to march are
! being erected platforms with seats To accOmmo-
! date thousands and thousands OF people. Al
| along the avenue the windows are placarded
! This window tor rent for the Inauguration par
! ade The prices tor windows range from s.
| upward as high $50.