Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-24
THE INAUGURATION.
The Civic Organizations to Re In the Pc
rad~-Additionai Subscriptions.

The Civic Organizations to Re In the Pa
rad~-Additionai Subscriptions.
The committee on civic organizations met
last night The subcommittee to secure horses
for msrshsls and aids reported that they had
found 25S good horses that can be engaged for
the 4th Of March at prices ranging from s6 to
$40. The committee on regalia reported that
the sashes, saddle cloths and other articles re-
quired by aids and mArshals will be delivered
to the committee on March 1.
Paul RAYMOND of Wheeling. W. Va. has been
appointed an assistant TO Chief Marshal Dickson
as q recognition Of the German American
Cleveland Union. which did good work during
the recent campaign.
MORE cLrBs TO CONF.
The William L. Wilson Tariff Students o.
Wheeling. W. Va, through their corresponding
secretary, F. T. Bailey. have informed him thai
they will be here. They will have seventy five
uniformed men and band ard will sleep in
their cars on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
tracks.
The same train that brings the tariff students
to the city will also bring the Young Mems
Democratic Club OF Wheeling. consisting Of 24'
men They will also be CHARTERED in their cars
and will be msrshaled BY Capt. Geo. Birch
Col L. Wilmer. commandant OF the FIRST
MARYLAND regiment; Lieutenant Colonel Lane
and Maj. MCLEAN have arranged for the trip OF
the regiment to this city March l. Col Wilmer
says he will take nine companies. rs follows
Companies A, {, d, +, F, q. X and L and parts
OF companies Il and /, which will be CONSOLE
dated as one company for the parade.
The Fulton Socials OF Baltimore. composed OF
about thirty members. have arranged TO come by
stage TO this city to attend the inauguration.
The party. accompanied by q band OF ten
pieces, will leave Baltimore in an eight-horss
bus at o clock in the afternoon Of March :
D md aahT So, e.. A
dance is expected to be given in the party,
honor at Laurel. and the party will spend the
night In the town, leaving the next morning in
time to reach this city by II O'Clock.
ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS.
| The following additional subscriptions have
been made to the inaugural fund:
Morton C. Stout Co., S25; o. c. Green
| S25; Samuel Bieber, $780, p. II. Hill. s25: C.
J. Hillyer. 500; T. V. Noonan. SIS; q. II
| Wood, 500; NJ. b. Brown of New York. &250
Converse. Stanton & Cullen of New York. $50
Mavor GIlroy of New York. $500: Robert Boyd
500: Daniel b. Clarke. $50: George ". Harvey
$50: Joseph Gawler, s25, and I. w. Hunger
ford, S25
AS TO THE REVIEWING STANDS.
The Commissioners this morning received th,
following letter from Messrs. Manning and Par
sons. who have charge Of certain reviewin,
stands on Pennsylvania avenue for the inAugu
ration:
In view of certain criticisms and TO an in
quiry introduced in the Senate regarding th,
reviewing stands being erected for the inaugu.
raj ceremonies on the 4th OF March VIC beg tc
submit the following statement:
1--WE purchased from the inaugural COMMITTEES
| five of the public resel vations. as follows: La
fayette Park. reservation in front OF the Ma
tional Iheater, two reservations on the soutl
side of Pennsylvania avenue on each side of 9tl
tl.r H.. r.l
and Pennsylvania avenue, north side.
''We have erected on the three reservation
on the north side of Pennsylvania avenue sub
stantial stands: the same have been rooted ant
backed for the purpose of giving the best pro
| lection possible to be obtained for persons de
string to witness the inaugural parade.
1--WE have constructed the roofs of said stand
as low possible, and have not exceeded tn,
privilege tor which we have paid TO the com
mittee, the same being erected in accordanc,
with the regulations prescribed by you.
| AS to the criticisms regarding prices o.
seats we have regulated the same at the loves
figure, the same ranging from so cents to &5
latter prices being for the choice seats.
1--WE have avoided selling tickets to specu
lators as far as practicable. Having thorough,
advertised the seats and prices there is n,
reason whatever for any person to be impose,
4 upon by spectators"