Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-26

In length each, and under the arrangements for
Is BE sser
feet Of additional track Just north of the depot,
and as they will move out trains as fast as pos
date all demands upon them. The B. & p. and
A +. roads will, on the Sd, 4th and 5th of
and other ORGANIZATIONS on Maryiand and VT.
these days all local trains will arrive at and
street, thus keeping the depot open for the
travel on the main line. 1t is expected that SO
arrives in the dena snd 'p' is IT. s viii h
sent back to Baltimore and staf,ed again as soon
as hlled. The B. & o. expect to run trains from
from Baltimore at Intervals of 90 minutes each.
At the B. P. depot next week the committee
on on public .t comfort will have space, including
them and their messenger boys.
TAMMANY's MARCH TO WASHINGTON.
The New York Times says that lively and
vociferous meeting Of the committee on organ
ization Of Tammany Hall was held Tuesday
meeting dealt chiefly with the participation by
the organization in the presidential inaugural
ceremonies. A report was read by the secre-
stituents had sgnified their intention Of being
present and had paid $40 each for tickets en-
he to Lodging
amount to nothin' in the expenses" said Cor
oner Kennedy. THAT limit has got to be raised
"Sh-h-' replied Patrick Divver, late candidate
for alderman, "The big men are putin up $3.50
apiece to see the thing through. I thought you
were into the game"
A delegate from the eighth assembly district
announced that SO Knickerbockers from that
district would accompany the Tammany dele
cation to Washington in costume.
THE EYES OF THE COUNTRY UPON THEM.
Gen. George r. Snowden, in command Of the
first brigade, Pennsylvania National Guard,
yesterday issued the following orders relative
to the attendance of the brigade at the inaugu-
raj parade in this city:
"During the inaugural ceremonies arms NAV
De stacked, commissioned officer with the
requisite number of sentinels placed In charge
and troops dismissed to reassemble upon the
firing of the signal gun at the conclusion Of the
ceremonies, when the command will at once
prepare for march and review. No deviation
from the regulation state uniform will be
allowed. On the morning of the parade the
brigade inspector will inspect the brigade to see
that the men are fully equipped and the above
the encomiums passed upon the National Guard
of this state at the Inauguration of the late
President Garfield, and that the eyes of
the country will be upon them on this occasion,
1t is hoped that this brigade will show, by full
ranks, military. bearing and discipline, that
the labor of the last four years has not been in
vain, and that the same praises lavished upon
IL then Will be at this time as richly merited."
NOTES
Mayor Grace left New York for Washington
to-day to attend the Inauguration ceremonies
ga large number OF residents of the Goth New
York assembly district met Tuesday evening to
organize party to participate in the Inaugural
ton ceremonies and over S40O received,
while thirty-Seven of the gentlemen present
agreed to come to Washington.
The stand on Lafayette square, directly oppo-
site the Presidents review stand, will be rooted
in and provided with chairs. As these seats are
limited in number, and the location very
choice. large advance sale is already reported
by Brentano, Bros
Col. Kavanaugh, of the Sixty-nfnth New York
regiment, with his adjutant, Major Moran,
spent yesterday in this city the guests of Mai.
Crcll. of the Union Veteran corps, and Capt.
Murphy, of the Emmett Guard. They secured
quarters for the regiment in Wards building ON
ID street.
The Monumental democratic club Yesterday
received its uniform for the inaugural pa rade
Quarters for the County democracy of New
YORK We're secured to-day in the Christian
Brothers building on Vermont avenue.
The Pension office is atoning for the political
oltcnseS democrats accuse it of by decorating
the Pension building superbly. The work is
being done by funds subscribed by the clerks
and officials.
All the officers of Gen. Sheridan's personal
statf have rendered their services to Gen Slo-
cum, chief marshal of the inaugural parade, for
duty under him on Inauguration day.
Capt. AdOlphus Busch, of the Busch zouaves
his command assigned a position on the left
flank Of the National Rifles of this city. SO that
they would march right behind the Rifles.
Members of the reception committee can OBJ
tary, Mr.. Alex. Porter Morse, 1906 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, between 10 and II q. m. and 3
anu p. III.