Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-02
PARK PRIVILEGES.
The Successful Bidders for Erectino
Stands on the Public Parks.

WHERE THE PUBLIC Will M AoooxxopArKp
WITH SEATS FROM WHICH TO vIKv TEE II
AuocRArIoN fARADK-A GOOD AMOUNT skAlr
lied FROM THx SALE or TIE rRrvrEoEs
The inaugural committee on parks and reses~
vstions held very successful meeting in the
Pacific building last night. at which bids fos
the stand privileges were reopened. The re-
suits were much better than those obtained
before, by which but sI.7I2 would have been
realized from this source. The highest bids
aggregated ss.o6a5o a gain OF $l.s57.5a
The successful bidders are: Park No. 1, Lafay>
cite square, VIM. ii. Dyer, at s4ii.5 so; No. q
pennsylvania avenue and 18th street. south
side. Julius Lansburg, ESQ SO; PennsyIvanis
avenue and 18th street, Lansburg. S9ls. = No.
T. Pennsylvania avenue west Of 9Th Nreel
south side, Lansburgh, sl25.J0; No. s, Penn
syivania avenue east OF 9th street. south side,
Lansburgh, sl25.50; No. 6, PENNSYLVANIA ave.
nue. west of 9TH street. south side, J. +. Acker,
eSoO; No. ., Pennsylvania avenue west of 9TH
street, north side, Lansburg, ESQ. 50; No. 3
pennsylvania avenue east OF 9TH street, north
side, j. Il. Acker, s75; No. 2, botanical park,
Mcllvane q Co., s25s, and No. 10, Peace monu-
ment, ]. l.. Parsons. s2l0.
The official program privilege has melted
SS15, and 500 more Is expected from the
flower privilege at the pension building. Bids
VI
But $500 was realized in 1885 from the entire
source, thus showing profitable gain Of con-
siderable amount.
INCREASED STREET CAR FAcIIITIEs
President Willard, Of the Columbia street
railroad company, said 10 STAR reporter this
morning that he viii nearly double the ca
paclty OF his line at Inauguration time.
we are now running l6 cars and have Is.
we Shall put every one of them ON the line ON
civ 1 m
am hoping, also, TO get four double cars that
We have ordered in time for the Inauguration,
put hardly expect 10 do so. At any rate We
shall run them regularly afterward at the
accommodate our people along the line as fast
as we are able. and shall do all we can TO in
| crease the facilities Of the road"
SALE OF TICKETS.
Ball tickets were placed on sale to-day az the
following places: Wizards hotel, Ebbitt house,
Arlington. Riggs bank. National Metropolitan
bank, National Bank OF the Republic. Column
bia bank, Citizens National bank EVENING
STAR Office, Paymaster Vim. +. Tucker, War
| department; Geo. n. French. room l02 Treas
ury department; Tyssowski Brothers. and Can't.
George Il. Lemons Office. All tickets pass
through Capt. Lemons hands and those wish
ing TO secure any number should communicate
with him.
NOTES
Dakota is going to be represented in the in
auguration parade. Company b. second regi-
ment, of the Dakota national guards from
Sioux Falls, has applied for place in the line.
Z. L. Jeffers is the captain, and in a letter 70
Delegate Clifford he states his company will be
! a credit to Dakota
James =. Case, the secretary OF the BROOKLYN
young republican club, was at headquarters to-
day. In company with Captain Merrill, OF the
CIVIC committee, he inspected several places
suitable for quarters.
W. Q. Farquhar, OF this city, informs the
committee that the National fiambeau club OF
this city, of which he is captain. desires Ia tai
part in the competitive fambeau exhibition.
This is a new organization
L. Brown. the captain Of the wormley
Zouaves OF this city, has applied for place in
the line for his organization. He states they
will have fifty men in line.