Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-01

D0tags at Headquarters To-sisy-The
Additional CONFERENCE.-The Bill.
rOOm-The PrOccSsiom. Esc.

D0tnRs at Headquarters To-sisy-The
Additional Couamisecemen-TheE Bali.
rO0m-1he Procession. Esc.
The Inauguration headquarters on street were
opened to-day, but there were not great many
callers. Some o; the committeeman dropped In
during the day and talked over details of arrange
mentS Mr.. Dorsey C;agett, the secretary. had
plans Of the new pension building spread out on
table when STAR reporter called, and was en-
thuslas'tc over the prospects. The ball,
ne said, would be the great feature
OF the occasion and Will surpass anything or the
kind ever seen in the country. There WAS never
such ball room in the country. he said. The
main hall is $40 feet long and II. wide. THIS +
divided by rows 81 columns into three sections,
each over one hundred ieet square The az
rlngement of the pillars AID arches afford
unusual facilities Tor effective decoration.
Around this main hall AID separated
nom IL only by rows OF pillars Is corridor - feet
wide. There are similar corridors and galleries ca
the second and third floors overin king tho main
hall. The bands viii be stationed In these gal
lcIies. Gen. MeigS has already devised a pan Tor
canvas ROOF. Which win be spread On
temporary ridge poles. supported ny ropes.
OF the building on The arss and second floors are
ready for occupancy. AMI viii De USED Tor various
Ing viii be lighted both by gas and electricity, 80
as TO prevent all possibility or accident DOds-
worth's band OF New YORK. the GeTmania oCc'es-
ira OF Philadelphia. tie Marine band. aud McSsTs-
Weber ana Schroeder OF this city, are the chlci
competitors for the musical honors OF the occasion,
although comnuaicGt tons are being rec ived aally
from band leaders in different parts of the country.
Ii Is calculated That the ba-ronm ana IL 2ppuTte
nances viii accommodate 1900 or lh,o0o people
without discomfort. or coUrsp. the program ui The
bail has not yet been made out uui IL h expected
the card VIII provide for II pTomenades anu -
dances.
THE INAUGURAL PARADE.
The committee on public order has determined
that on the 4th OF March Pennsylvania avenue
shall be kept clear from curb 10 curb This VIII be
done, the committeeman say. If halt the people OF
Washington have 10 be sworn in as special police
men. Persons who want TO see the procession VIII
have TO IND accommodations inside the curp line.
THE ALBANY JACKSON CORPS
James MacFarland commandagJ 0. the Albany
Jackson corps, OF Albany, n. Y. has addressed the
following letter to the inaugural committee. "Tae
Albany Jackson corps. which have the honor 10
command. have arranged toTake part In the in 4u-
guration CEREMONIES March 4. Itaslrc 40 learn ~
your committeeman have charge OF the dss Dment o.
organizations IN .ne? II not, to whom must l APP
ply! My company VIII appear with serenity UNI
formed men and band OF INVENT -lTr pieces We
have rendered escort TO the Prcsiayn-eeCt, who
Is lite member OF our urgdnlZatioD. bJt have not
received reply as YET. fhe escort rendered s
from this city TO the capital. b. giving Inc some
information upon the above points you Will confer
a FAVOR"
ADDITIONAL Committeeman.
Additions have been made to the various sub
committees as follows:
Finance conuttee-A. s. Buror3, Va: Brnton
Cox, Pa: H. r.. Deming. y. Y; \. EDCTiy, Hon.
Frank Jones, " IL: j. p. Morgan, Henry {. Mel
son, n. Y; .Iaraes " orme O. O;tenaorfer V V:
Hon. NJ. F. Post. b. =. shy der, Henry Lee snyder,
Col. Dennis sullivan.
Reception-G. II. Bargar, Ohio; John p. Barr.
Pa; L. V. Baughman, Nd: \. T. R.tpS. [. :. r.;
= Bsseil, n. Y; Hon. John Bigelow, DR.. W. o
Baldwin, Julius Eanmgarten. Dr :. {. Busey, DR.
r. b. Bradford Rufus Blodset, y J.; Gea. b. c.
Card, L. s. A.; Rear Admiral Pierce Crosby. John
r. Fellows. \. Y; Rear Admitai j. G. Febiger,
Robt. W. Fenwick, j. Walton Grce@c, y. Y; Jas.
Gallagher, Conn: gen. @. d. Greene, Gen. John
Gill. Md; Hon. John Goode. Va; ED henderson,
Indiana; Rear Admiral John {. Howell, Hon.
Waldo lutcnins, Thas = Hil, capt D. T. Har-
mony, Gen. H. j. Hunt. James Barron Hope. Va:
Commodore James 4. Jo;lett, Commando y. &.
Kellogg. Henry Z. Kelsey. y. J.; DEWITT {. Law
renee Chief Engineer Chss. Ii. Loring. L. :. y;
Gen. g. r. Mcclellan, Martin r. Morris Nauton
Marble, \. y; Daniel Manning. " Y: DR.. j. L.
Morgan, Geo. L. Miller, :. Nicholson. Richard
Nevins, q. VI. oyster, sr: John O. Priest ". Rad
ford. Louis Schade. Char.es H. Sheriff.. " <
Schley John ii. Stevenson, Henry SelaIen. ~. r.
Smith. Carl Schurz. kigernoG :. sullivan, 4. II.
Waller, Edwa:d ID. Wright, Hugh Wadfel and
Edwin Wartiald.
Military-Geo. A. Armes. Geo VI. Clarke. F. g.
Calvert, j. C. COVE, n A. DilOn. ". =. GRAY, =.
=. kalbfis, W. ii. Murphy, y. $. Nicholson. and J.
III. Sav,lle
Clvic-Ja;nes W. Bar..er. Chas. Ban. 4. Curat, \.
De Grumnond, c. A. barr. " p. Ellis. r.
kins.
Public Comfort-Henry De White. c. W. c Dun
A. :. W. 4
Thornton and Thoa. A. Yates.
Public Order-E W Anderson, Harry Byrn. 5. ".
Eogan; r. G. lIewen. ". c; King. Cnas. LoseAa.l,
Floor and PromSnaae-h0ward B1trler, Ja2 III
Blair. Robert Bruce, John Blair. Prank curtis.
Campbell CarrIngtoa. ChaA G. nuiin. joan l.
Downs, Maynard G Eyre. c. W. Handy. + H. Ma:-
ringuon, J. D. iilii, Samuel w Johns N. VIM Kin =.
Jr.. Harry KIM. James ". Orme, r. p. PistOriO.
Warren T. I'ckrell. ". u. Rldy. L. L. Reamev. Wn..
T.. Rice. Edwari +. riggs. DoDald g. stewart slur-
sell Tolscn, Spencer Watkins j. L. Wood and JAS.
Whitley.
illumination-L d. Wine and r. f. Whitesiie
Decoration--R- d. Evans. j. w Hnl,-. {. ". 5olln-
son, IL II. wallace, Nicholas Watkins AID Chas. b..
Young.
TraasportatioD-M. NJ Herr and W. ]. Walker
Press-A. c. Burton anJ ". l. Habercom.
IHACGURATtoy NOTES.
The committee GA the sale OF tickets Tor the in
augural bail. their meeting YESTERDAY dsca5 sed
the ACCESSIBILITY of calling In assistance Ia their
work They decided however, that they could
perform the wo:I Gnaide1.
The executive committee has paid another VISIT
to the new Pension building ana had another con-
silitation vita Gen. Melgs a. 70 the manner OF ng
ging the roof, and perfect understanding was
reached. The adjusting, Of the heating apparatus
VIII be under the supervision or Mt Arthur c. " al
worth. OF Boston. Mass. the contractor for the
building.
The finance committee reports encouraging
progress In the performance OF their duties and the
treasurer is receiving contributors steadily as
proof that they doing good work. The treasurer
says that contributions directly to him VII. he
promptly acknowledged.
\ number OF persons have already registered the
numbers OF their houses. with a description OF the
rooms ;iiey have 10 rent, with the committee on
public comfort.
IL Is said that persons who want tn turn an hon.
est penny are looking Tor hoGSes which they can
rent during the next two months.
Col. VIM G. Moore. or tie committee on military
organizations. has reported 10 the executive COM
mittee that all OF the visiting military who have
applied 10 his committee for quarters have been
accommodated.
!.ora. Notes.
The employees OF the Great Falls Ice CO. This