National Republican., 1885-03-04
THE ExEcUrlvE COMMITTEES.
It's Meeting Last Night and the rR-
vornble Reports Made by snbcom-
mittces.

It's Meeting Last Night and the ER-
vornble Reports Made by snbcom-
mlttcss.
The executive committee held a special
meeting last night at tho pension building,
Mr.. William NJ. Gait chairman and Mr..
Dorsey Clagott secretary. It was de-
cided that the building should be opened
at o'clock tonight for the admission of
ticket-holders. There will be three en-
frances to the building-the ono on q
street for parties coming in hacks, the
one on Fifth street for hordics, hansons,
and cabs. and tho one on L street for pri-
yato carriages.
Mr.. Clagett, from the supper committee,
reported that all the arrangements for
the supper had been completed, and 500
persons could be accommodated at ono
time, No moro persons will be allowed
In the rooms than can be provided with
places at the table. and when they are
finished they will be expected TO imme-
diately retro, instead of remaining to
chat, in order to
MAKE ROOM FoR OTHERS.
The room will be opened Mt 8 o'clock.
Mr.. Clagott, from tho committee on tho
reviewing stand, reported that thero were
500 seats on tho stand aud 500 tickets
had been issued. Tho national commit.
tee had yesterday made demand on him
for 200 more tickets. but could not get
them. Thoy Immediately gave orders for
the building OF another stand adjoining
the reviewing stand--an annex, so to
spoak-for themselves, aud their tickets
were exactly like those issued for the re.
viewing. stand. excepting. the word
"Annex" had boon printed across the
face Of the ticket AZ this was likoly To
lead TO confusion, he yesterday took his
men and two policemen to the stand,
showed them their places, and gave
orders to allow no person to enter tho
reviewing stand except those persons
holding tickets for It,
MIR. Luttrell reported that tho civic
committee commenced work at 8 clock
yesterday morning, aud not civic body
arrived horo during the entire day and
evening without being received by sub
committee.
DECORATION COMMITTEE.
The committee on decorating the ball
room held meeting yesterday Afternoon,
and after the transaction Of business of
no public interest adopt, the following
proposed by Mr.. George Emmert, Jr.:
the committee on the decoration of the ball
room to avail itself OF this opportunity to thank
and congratulate our chairman, Mr.. Il. e.
Davis, for his zeal and executive ability, feel
ing assured that no one man has contributed
more TO the success aud grandeur of the In
augural ceremonies ofCleveland and Hendricks
than he.
INAUGURAL NOTES.
Treasurer Glover yesterday received
tho following additional contributions q
the inaugural fund:
Herdic Phacton Company, $50; commit
| tee on transportation, $50; W. IL. Ed
monds. $40; VIM. c. Hill, $40; Robert q
1ngersoll 500; Thomas Somcrville & Son
S2S; The Great Falls Ice Company. $25
w. +. Wood & Co., Baltimore, Nd, $25
II. b. Bradford, $40.
The band with the Tammany Society
is Differs, formerly Grsfullas Seventh
regimont.
A few choice seats on the large plat
form in front of THE REPUBLICAN Office
can be had by early application by tole.
| phone or in person. No botter view can
be had of the procession. Price, 81.
Tho finest decorated building off o.
Pennsylvania avenue is the law building
of Mr.. Jamos J.. Norris at tho corner oi
| Fifth aud + streets northwest. Bunting
/ ShN HAS PANAaSS eaN htsDsSsehJ
arranged.
The Washington Light Infantry Corps
will have \ lunch in their armory to-day
for all the visiting military after thu
parade.
Cleveland aud Hendricks War Veterani
Of Brooklyn, Thomas b. Ruttan, execu
tive officer, will arrive by steamer West
moroiand. No quarters. .,..A
A delegation of the Young Mems Demo
cratic Association of Philadelphia con
sisting of John Cadwalader, president
Mcssrs. Dundas, S. Davis Page, Charlie
Henry Jones, and Lewis G. Massi callet
on President.elect Cleveland yestcrda.
afternoon.
The Irving Hall Democratic delegation
is at Drivers Hotel, where they will b
pleased to SEQ their friends. The com
mittee on entertainment is composed o
Patrick Mallon, Hugh A. McGrave, Wn
II. Innez, J. ]. Hayes, Thomas Blessing
Alderman Michael McKeme, Michael
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