Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-07
THE MARINE RAND WINS.
Tho tontfsct Tor Nursr Aw.rd>A 20 On n
the Inaugural tsecusise C.s.sutss-.


Tho Con,r.ct Tor Na.,. Awarded ,e On q
the Inaugural ts~~u,is. C.,.s.iu..
Al the meeting Of the inaugural .seousis
committee last evening the Marine Hard 20
awarded the contract for furnishing ID. mud
for the Inauguration. Their. ~. bu, on. a.
senting vote. Mr. Lawrence Gardner vote
against the award simply cn the ground ,hs
the price was much Srester than -four y.sr. are
and ihAt il was too much money to e,psnd "a
music.
Mr.. Ralph l.. Calf. chairman % the con
miftce on promenade concerto. eaplsiue,
that While his committee had repor,ei
IN favor 81 giving two concerts on sunas. b
was Of tho opinion that % would be better d
give three concerts on that aay, aud u w.s AZ
cided unanimously % give a morning after
noon and evening concert On Sundas and ba
Two on Monday, March Is. one IN the sft~rnooi
and one In the evening. with dancing 20 follos
Tue latter. The Question Of gis ing = concert %
TUESDAY, March :. WAS left open.
Mr. Gait reported that the Marine n.nt
Dad offered 10 furnish the music Tor thp
'hree concerts on SUNDAY for es7S. the 60,
on Aona@y Tor 500. dancing music fcr foG
hours Monday night. $500. promenade musss
Tor The inaugural nan sixty pieces. ESQ ans
an orchestra OF 40 pieces Tor dancing music o
the inaugural bail fur s2040, the total fa
ever yihing being 476S
Capt James T.. Bell. chairman Of the com
mittee on comfort at the Tall rootn recon-
meneed that John q Stephenson b. awart,S
The contract for removing auA replacing the Oh
cases ~ the pension ofice huiidin- af HI. h,a a
si2a. and that $40 be sppropriated Tor oths,
expenses attending the same. Both recon
mendations were approved
oENERAL MsNhoER akKpNrKs sr.rr
Mr.. Lawrence Gardncr. general manager q
the ball. announced the appointment a. a-.i-s
ant managers 80 Capt r.. T.. Anderson. Aler
andsT II. Anderson Can't John : Miller .nk
Ihoms- r. kalhfus. which Wa approved
The Bsyard Legion % Dclsware nnmperns
100 uniformed non IN line. vii be quart.roa .
No. 222 Sd street. Cutler House. 1hey will ar
rive here At , CLOCK on the evening II the 81
OF March HUd vii hc oscoitel 80 then
quarters by one ~ the local organizations
The Monumental Iity Guards ana IN. Mary
land National Guard % baltimore will tai.
part IN the parade. arriving here On the even
ing OF March s. They will muster SiNfy three
with drum corps OF twenty two pieces Thh
is the colored Company hat was 49, highly CON.
plimenied at both Mr.. Cleveland and Mr. Har,
rison iuauguration-. They are commanded
by Capt. ". Il. spencer
Gen. Bradley I. johnson has been selectec
a. marshal OF the Maryland brigade IN thu ciyis
procession.
Contracted severe cold few aaRs ago Nhis
attending 20 business tor the COMMITTEES. He
Is az home threatened with pneumonia
The Randall Association OF rhlladelyhla ara
making big preparations 60 attend the Inaugural
and propose presenting an al poarance second
TO none in the parade
Mr.. William r. McCuley Of the Philadelphia
huL.etin has accepted position a. aid On the
stan OF the marshal II the civic procession.
The John 1. Mchecn Association. hesdqu.r.
tiers Coney leland. l.. l.. are making extensive
preparations and propose joining with the rep
, "a aksaa MI tsss~f - ~.
citation will arrive IN Warrington ON the night
Of March ; and remain until Monday morning
The Postal Telegraph Company has fled an
application for space aud necessary tables for
SIX operators In the pension building on the
night OF March l.
A conference was held today between ths
chairmen of all the committees having char &c
of matters relating 20 the inaugural ball aud the
general manager at the pension building Mt
o'clock. Prof. Fancialli. 10 whom the music
contract has been awarded. was present 20
determine the position and height Of the MUSIC
stands.
SPECIAL AIDS APPOINTED.
The following gentlemen have been sp-
pointed the special aids to the chief marshal
of the civic Parade on the 4th Of March.
William +. hcCuuy, rhllRdel,,h Eu.a-
ing Bulletin: ]. r. Young Philadelphia
star; W. L. Amin. Salt Lale Tribuns: a. ).
Wynne, Col Fred Mussey. Cincinnati Cora-
WteFtfdl bd<ttfs - II Afklnr. brooklNn fdgf.
Victor kRUhmGRn, THE EVENING STAR: Clu-key
Cromwell. Euei,ing Ae,rs; J. II. Roche. WASH
ingtou Post.
At the special meeting Of the committee last
night Mr. William Dickson chief marslal % the
civic parade and chairman Of the committee on
civic organizations. asked for an appropria a On
OF 1850 TO cover the expense OF providing mu-io
, for the local escorts on March Sand for bann@rs
designating the various state divisions. This
was approved and Mr.. Dickson presented the
complete list TO date Of civic organizations
which have sent word Of their coming repre-
senting total of about Is. 900 uniformed men
Albert Hawkins. the colored coachmAn Who
drove the Presidents carriage for many years
previous TO the present administration. has been
selected 20 dave the carriage IN which Mr..
Cleveland viii ride 10 his Inauguration.
Col. Corbin has sent an invitation to conn.,
mande-in-chief weisscrt asking the Grand
Army OF the Republic to take part in the In
augural parade.