Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-24

r. Murray, Surgeon General +. NJ. GunnelI, Col.
c. G. McCauley, Com VIM. s. Schley, Col. L. Sit
greayes, Hon. Carl Sehurz, Hon. Manton Marble,
Vim; N. Shpster, B. G. Lovejoy. N. Ashford,
der Graham Bell, Dr.. Il. s. Lincoln, Dr.. j. S.
Es Sssn Como l. s Tsyiof L s%a Curtis
the invited guests-President James c. yelling
chairman, Prof: S. F. Baird, Leigh Robinson,
Linden Kent, John selden, Or. A. Y. P. Garnett,
son, Hon. John Goode. A. S. Kenney, Thomas
Hyde, Com. Fl. f. Picking, r. Ross Perry, JAS
q Payne, Edwin Wartield. All other members
of the reception committee are expected to he
present and to assist In the reception of the
company
Gen. J. 6. Parke, chairman; Gen. c. McKeever,
Col: ]. n. Bonaparte, Anthony Pollok, Sevellon
THE FLOOR COMMITTEE.
At a meeting Of the subcommittee on floor
and promenade yesterday the names Of the
chiefs of the twelve sections into which the
ball room will be divided, with their assistants,
We're announced, as follows:
VIM. 4. Gordon, chairman; W. Cranch Nc
lntire, G. ThrockmOrton, Us. A.,vice chairmen:
a. A. Brooke, Calderon Carlisle, H. E. Davis, W.
II. Edwards, J. Holdsworth Gordon, Peter G.
HaiRes Has A. e ka aareingtGn Ri n; ca
Smith, ". Il Slack, Us. =, E. 6. sseliSasen,
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ter, assistant chief; W. 7. Boteler, Harry S. Bar
bour, 4. A. Clifford, Albert T. Coumbe, Thomas
A Garner, Ralph 1. Gault, John Hollister, Rob-
W w. LarH Wi Nd u: fatricR CH smith, FRANK
Section No On SnH : F. Bauer, chief; Walter F.
Downs, john + Downs, Samuel bonelson. Jas.
6; Wilson, NJ e: Porter, j; i; ,Linney,J: S.
Section So John & M Sa eRe 1ater
7. Wheatley, assistant chief C. b. Cragin, jr.,
Frank Johns, Charles P. Williams, VIM: Maury
Tyssowski, Thomas A. bobyns, r. E. MeArdle,
Spencer Watkins, &C. Bryan and Norval L.
Burchell.
Section No. 4-Blake Kendall, chief L. G.
Marini, assistant chief; Gault Davis, A. W.
FRANCIS, Robert Leding, Albion X. Paris, Rich
ran George Gibson Colgate, A. Crane v jr, chas
5. Moore, Frank s. Parker, John II. Magruder
Section No. 5-Willam Wheatley, chief
Towers, Charles Cropley, Reverdy Dangerfield
w. S. Hardin, f. B. Loring, F. g. Hempstone,
II HolSrook, william LIAM D. = Psaehy, Maynard
Lering, U; S, y; S. ". WScdword.
Section No. 6-Samuel II. Weller, chief A. B.
Cropley, assistant chief William II. Beck, 7. c.
q. S. NJ Henry II. Dodge, James ". Orme T. A
Lambert, +: Q: MeCleary, H. D. Boteler ]. Had
Ley g2ss and W Kee chief
John w. Sims, assistant chief Campbell Car
rington, Walter A.. Gait, Charles Thompson,
L.
Browning, 81. Clay Stewart, -tr:, Frank II.
4 caan, William e Myers, and G Randall hI Il
Section No. s-Samuel Maddox, CHIEF Chas
F. Dublin; assistant a chief + B Parker, l. olin
cazenove &. G. Lee Th emas ". Hanser rsSsi
William r. KeywoTth, ". A Stone, b. e. Stew,
section No. gfrank +. Howe, chief; Fred.
w. Pratt, assistant chief; Harry II. Ellis, John
e. Ancona, William J; Acker, e. W: Handy, Lee
G. Ashby, r. Q. Hoffman, T. c. Crawford, F. B.
Noyes, Ross Thompson, John o'Loughlin:
Section No: loZ5ohn E; Poor, chief: Blair Lee,
David Rittenhouse, Joseph Beardsley, w. v. r.
Berry, G. F. Cooke, William E. G: Moorhead,
Arthur Padelford, Clifford Richardson, Wood
bury Blair, William May, Henry Adams and o.
6. Wales
section No. 11-William A. Mckinney. chief:
Arthur T. Brice, assistant chief; Jay Cooke,
Howard Goodrich, Norman Bestor. John G VII,
son, James b. Male, Richard T. Pairo, Frank
Whiting, James p. wilkins, Charles Z; Gait,
Section No. 12-Robert S. Chew, chief: Will
liam c. Hill, assistant chief Sevellon A. Brown,
Kent, R. II. Goldsborough, P. Lee Phillips,
George F. Appleby, c. R. McBlair, Harrison r.
Dodge, T. L. Riggs, j. s. Larcombe and Thomas
NJ. Gale.
THE GENERAL COMMITTEE.
At the meeting of the general committee last
evening the chairman, Col. JAS. G. Berret, and
VIM. NJ. Gait, the chairman of the executive
committee, was designated to escort the new
the 4th of March. The executive committee
was requested to furnish each member of the
general committee with an admission ticket to
the Pension building, good until March 3. A
resolution of thanks to VIM. NJ. Gait. ''fOr his
devotion and constant and efficient efforts in
ing, was adopted. The committee then ad-
journed to meet next Monday night at their
room in the Pension building.
THE DIVISIONS OF THE PARADE.
In addition to the appointments Of Gen. Albert
Ordway as chief of staff, Gen. Slocum the chief
marshal Of the inaugural parade, has designated
Major General r. B. Ayres, q. s. A., as marshal
of the first division, which will be composed of
the regular army, the Marine corps and the Dis
is appointed marshal Of the second division.
which will consist of 1874 companies of the Ma
tional Guard Of the state Of Pennsylvania.
shall of the third division, whic;! will consist Of
the militia companies not included in the other
divisions. The fourth and last division win be
marshaled by Mr.. Thomas j. Luttrell, am will
consist of the civic organizations. The place Of
the organizations in line will not be announced
until just before the 4th proximo.
ARRANGING THE LINE OF MARCH.
Gen. Slocum, the chief marshal of the inaugu-
raj parade and Gen. Ordway, the chief of staff;
We're at the headquarters on r street, where
they will be each day until the 4th OF March.
They drove out along the avenue to fix upon
the location where each division shall form,
and also to decide upon the line Of march. 1t is
estimated that the line will be five miles long,
and this under the regulation that fronts of the
marching organization be not less than eight
march with fronts of sixteen men. After the
President is escorted to the Capitol and upon
the conclusion Of the exercises there he will
probably go to the White House, where he will
review the procession nom the grand stand.
The line of march will probably continue up to
Washington circle and then return by one of
the broad avenues to some point where 1t Will
be disbanded.
CONTRIBUTIONS.
The following subscriptions to the inahgura-
ton fund were received to-day by Mr.. C. G.
Glover: Thomas II. Cornett, 45; David Hag-
gerty, $40; Geo. Creveling, 800; VIM. Diciaon,
$50; %. E. Jackson & Co., $50; DR.. Geo. Maals-
by, U.SN., S25; Mrs. Flora A. Brown, $25; Chas.
dria, $40. Total to date, S21, 7O2.
EATING srANBA
Permission was given by the Commissioners
to-day to Ford d Mcdonnell, and to Mr.. T.
X. McIntire, to erect eating stands on the resser
walton fronting the Center market, twenty-four
feet each in length. This will be convenient TO
hungry strangers visiting this city on inausuxa-
tiOn day.
THE Albany PHALANX.
It is announced that the Albany Democratic
phalanx, which did service In Mr. CleveiAud's
behalf at the Saratoga state and Chicago ma
tional conventions, Win leave for Washington
at half past two o'clock ON Monday afternoon
next They will be accompanied By Doring's
Troy band and number Of 6ieudA