Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-13
THE INAUGURATION.
Troops VIII be CHARTERED I'm the Pat.
ent Once Building.

Troops VIII be CHARTERED in the Pat.
ent Once Building.
a BIO pRLRoAfroN 10 REPREsEST SOUTH DAKOTA
STATE AssocrArIoSs TO HELP ruR COMMIT
REPRESENTATION THAT RAVE GIVEN NOTICE
OF THEIR ccHUo.
Among the letters that Chairman Britson r.
ceivsd this morning was one from Canton, Da-
kotA 1t came through Delegate Clifford and
was an inquiry for quarters for two hundred
men from South Dakota, Who are coming on
their own special train. They viii arrive the
Friday before Inauguration day. in time TO see
the end Of the Fftieth Congress. They
have been unable 20 secure permission from
the railroad companies to sidetrack their cars
and use them for sleeping purposes here.
% they are writing for quarters. There seemed
TO be no reduction to-day in the size Of the pile
Of letters on Mr.. Britton's desk All kinds Of
people are writing on all kinds OF subjects.
DECORATION OF PUBIIc BUupINas
meeting Of the chief clerks and superinten-
dents Of the executive departments was held at
Chief Clerk Youman's office to-day to
confer in regard to the decora-
t,on Of public buildings on the
line Of march ON Decoration day. and to the
linn nf s,.. H., r.
stated that uone Of the departments had
money which could be used in decorations, but
that there would be no difficulty in
obtaining sufficient number Of flags from the
sidered essential that congress Owe snthor;tv
for this use Of the government flags, but
obtained in order To allow the pss Of such aags
on private buildinps- In regard 70 the onar-
tering of troops it was stated that the corri-
doris Of the War, Navy, Post-0fice
anu anu inteT,ol punollgs wen as
nnaers,and;n1 xss haJ ,hat Gan d pa Us. AZ
man of the COMMITTEES on civic ORGANIZATIONS,
prepare regulations for the guidance of troops
occupying public quarters TO prevent damage.
&C. 1t was agreed on all hands that it would
not be prudent to quarter troops in the Treas
ury. Gen. Ordway and Mr.. Wine. chairman of
committee on decorations, were present at the
conference.
STATE ASSOCIATIONS.
The Pennsylvania state republican associa-
ton has applied, through Mr.. Frank NJ. Evans,
its service to the inaugural committee. The
offer will be accepted and the association re-
quested to act az an auxiliary to the committee
on civic associations. The various state
republican associations will it is expected, all
be of service to the committee when the organ
rRoops IN THE PATENT orY1cr.
IT.. soor...r, 80 a.. I,.a,;o- has aa.;aoa a.,
allow tho inauour.l cop,m;tta. tho usa of tb.
corr;dors On ths srs, Soor ~ the F-s,r..t .nd
a. 80. -. - a. ,sa.
s.uee. .rouss VI .ne in.eor eepar'n II, !,
ouiIoing Iol tne accommodauon OF troops Inc
otner eorriaors cono@tn vaiuaSle records, ano
are NOT aValiapIe. Inc space tnus set ASIDE WIZ
iwnisn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ior aoou' Vo men.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE INAUGURATION FUND.
The following additional subscriptions to the
inauguration ouarantee fund have been "a,
ce;ved no Cav. I.mo,. Ioh, GO sos
e'U =! up A". oo"r NooA' 20
NINE. Demonle Bon, go; e u. Davis, e25
henry n. hendali, CIV; non; Z: A, Williams,
s sae Mannes hamburger, 80; a; ". Johnson
$50; Geo. w. joyce. slo; Albert Carry, $50; Ii
L. biseoe, go: Robert portner Brewing com
pany. sioo; W. Norannger' s'o; metropolitan
railroad company, s5Oo.
TO LOOK AFTER PRESS ARRANGEMENTS.
Gen. Boynton, the chairman of the pres,
committee With Cbo,,,n.n pr;,,on,s o,nro,,.,
r. aar;a.os a.. ..,,.-:-
las uee's na'eu 'ne ionU"ine as suocomnii'
tee to take charge OF all arrangements for the
press at the capitol building and ballroom
n. '. boynton. Clncinnan oomnrrc!dt- Goseate
chairman. VIM C. McRrida Cincinnati I'm,