Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-02
WEDNESDAYS CEREMONIES.
The Order OF the Pr0ceS~iOu-OrgRni
zatiOns Already Arriviug-Receiying
Visitors at the Depot. &c.
CIVIC oRGAN1zATroSs ARRIVING.


CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS ARRIVING.
The Kansas City Democratic Club was the
first body that will take part in the inaugural
procession TO arrive in the city. The club ar
rived, with go men and band Of twenty pieces.
about half-past one O'Clock to-day.
lhe Society of Tammany is expected at
o CLOCK this evening, and will he escorted to
citation.
Members of Tammany now in the city ar
ranging for the visit 10 this city expect that the
society viii have nearly LOCO men in line on
No other civic organizations are expected to-
day. Tomorrow the reception committees will
be busy from morning till night.
Inc Albany PhalanN and the Harlem Demo
cratic CUB Will arrive early in the morning. In
tne afternoon and evening the Americus Club,
The samuel ]. Randall Association. the Moy-
iiinensfng Legion, the 11th ward Randall asso-
Giation and the r. = Patterson association Of
Philadelphia, Pa. the Young Mems Democratic
ASSOCIATION of York, Pa; the Americas Club Of
Heading, Pa; the Central Democratic Club OF
Harrisburg, Pa; the Iroquois Club of Chicago:
irving Hall Society, New York; Kings County
Demoeraey of Brooklyn, the County Democracy
augural Club of Portland, Me.
A large number of organizations expect to ar
rive on the morning OF the 4th.
FIREWORKS TONIGHT on THE ARRIVAL OF
TAMMANY.
The Jackson democratic association obtained
permission to-day to give an exhibition of fire.
works tonight on the arrival OF the New York
Tammany association under the direction OF
the chief of police.
THE PUBLIC COMFORT COMMITTEE.
The committee on public comfort established
their headquarters at the depots yesterday
morning at o'clock. At the Baltimore 4 Poto-
mac Colonel L. p. Wright and A s. Schwartz
are in charge, while Frank p. Madigan the Sec
retary, has command at the Baltimore & Ohio
assisted by members of the committee, who
relieve each other during the day and night.
on the arrival of trains, giving all sorts infor
nrationste visitors, ard locating those who de-
sired quarters The officers of this committee
are doing noble work and no end OF praise has
been showered upon them for the plans and
systems adopted TO accommodate all visitors.
Yesterday forty-eight parties found stopping
places, and from 1 O'Clock TO 9 this morning
nearly one hundred found lodgings through the
committee. The committee has on duty a corps
OF messenger boys, who take turns in guiding
the visitors TO the stopping places.
THE ORDER OF THE PROCESSION.
The chief marshal Gen. III. w. Slocum gave
out The official order giving the details of the
inaugural parade Saturday night. The process
sion will be formed in four divisions. The first
will form on the north side of PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, between 18th and l. tn streets. prompt
ly at q o clock, and will move at 10: 80 o'clock
escorting the President and the President and
Vice Presdent-elect TO the White House. The
second division will form at I1:3o a. IN. on B
street northeast Maryland avenue northeast
and street northeast, with right resting on
1st street. The third division will be formed at
11:3O a. m. on East Capitol street. With right
resting on 1st street east. The fourth division
will form on street, Pennsylvania avenue.
New Jersey avenue and Maryland avenue, in
| the neighborhood of the Capitol. The process
sion will move after the inaugural ceremonies
at the Capitol.
The line of march will be as follows: Along
the east and north fronts of the Capitol to Penn
sylvania avenue, Pennsylvania avenue to o2d
and streets northwest, X street to Connecti-
cut avenue, Connecticut avenue to Rhode Isl
and avenue, Rhode Island avenue TO Massachll-
setts avenue, Massachusetts avenue to Thomas
circle.
The column will be reviewed by the President
from a stand on the south side OF Pennsylvania
avenue, in front of the Executive Mansion. but
the column will observe only the ceremonies of
marching salute. The column will i'm like
manner be reviewed by the chief marshal at
| the Thomas circle, beyond which point organi-
cations viii be successively dismissed.
From LIST street to 18th street the column will
march as nearly as practicable in the middle of
Pennsylvania avenue.
The first division, of which Gen. Ayres is mar
shall, will be composed of two battalions OF L.
S artillery, light battery A, I'd artillery, bat
talon Of q s marine corps, the w L. / corps
Rifles. Union Veteran corps, first company
Washington Contimentals, Emmett Guard,
Washington Rifle CORPS Butler Zouaves WASH
ington Cadet corps, Capital City Guards, Web
ster Rifles and the Grand Army of the Repub-
The second division will be composed of the
National Guard of the state of Pennsylvania,
commanded Try Major Gen. Hartranft. There
ments and several detached companies
The third division, commanded by Major
Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, will comprise the First Bat
Military Institute: Richmond Light Infantry
Blues. Company F, First Virginia Regiment;
st. Johns Academy Cadet Corps, second Nir-
ginia Regiment, Third Virginia Regiment,
Fourth Virginia Reg giment, Second Battalion
Virginia Volunteers, Langston Guard. Virginia
Guard, Seaboard Elliot Grays, National Guard,
Hannibal Guard, state Guard. Richmond,
Virginia; Garfield Light Infantry. Company
c, Third Regiment New Jersey National Guard
ir,1.t D.,
ment Maryland National Guard, Governors S
Guard, Annapolis, Md; Bond Guard, Cations
mental Guards, Baltimore. Nd: Baltimore City
Guards Baltimore, Md: Baltimore Rifles, Balti-
more, Md; south Carolina Volunteers, Charles
ton. $. c.: Sixty-ninth Regiment New York,
Jackson Corps, Albany, n. Y; Washington
Continentals, Schenectady, n. u; Des Grena-
dence, r. l.; Busch Zouaves. st. Louis, Mo-: Cor
coran Cadet Corps, District of Columbia; Four
teenth Regiment Ohio National Guard Com
pany c, Sixteenth Regiment Ohio National
Guard: Company ID, First Regiment Minnesota
National Guard; Ames Zouaves, Minneapolis
Mimi.
The fourth division, comprising the civic as
soclations, and marshaled by Mr.. Thomas j.
Luttreil, will be divided into six brigades The
organizations TO be in line will be the Jackson
Democratic association, u. c.; Tammany society,
NY; Irving Hall club, y. Y; County Democracy
n. Y: Albany Democratic PhalanN, Kings
County Democratic club, Brooklyn; Cleveland
and Hendricks War Veterans, Harlem Demo-
cratic club, Buffalo Legion: Young Mems Demo
cratic club, D.of c.; Bayard Legion Wilmington,
Del; Joel Parker club, Newark, \. j.; Kruger
Engineers, Newark; First New Jersey Den-
| ocratic battalion, Camden: IroQuos club. Chi
cago Duckworth club Observation-Disclosures Dem.
| Ocratic club, Cincinnati; Jackson Democratic
club, Columbus; Columbus Glec club; Columbia
Democratic club, ID. c.; Americus club, Phla-
| delphia; S. ]. Randall association, Philadel-
phia X. S. Pattison association, Philadelphia;
Moyamensing Legion, Philadelphia; Hancock
Veteran association, Philadelphia; Young Mems
Democratic battalion, Philadelphia: Seasender-
club, Philadelphia; Third Ward Continental
club, PhiIadelphia; Monroe club, Philadelphia;
| jackson club, Philadelphia; Cleveland club,
Philadelphia: First Ward German Democratic
club, Philadelphia; Americus club OF Reading;
Cleveland and Hendricks club. Reading: Cen
Democratic association, York; East Washing
ton C.. and II. club: Calumet club, Baltimore;
Crescent Club, Baltimore; Taney club, Baiti-
more; Democratic Central association, Balti-
more; stonewali club, Baltimore; Monumental
club and Madison club, ID. c.; Virginia associa-
tions; Democratic Inaugural club, Portland,
Me-: First Cleveland Flag Escort, Moberly, Mo-;
Davis Democratic club, Piedmont, w. Va; Ma
tonal Veteran Democratic club, Chicago: Dem
ocratic Flambeaux club, Topeka; flag cavalry
Hendricks club, Lewinsville, Va; mounted
clubs; Veteran Firemens association, New
York; fire department OF the District Of Colum-
bia, Martin Cronin, chief engineer.
PREVENTING EXCESSIVE CHARGES.
The privilege of erecting the stands on the re-
servations along the line of march was sold by
the executive committee with the stipulation
that the charges should not exceed 81 for re-
served seats. 1t having come to the knowledge
stand opposite the White House was being
asked, the owners OF the privilege, DYER