Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-22
THE INAUGURATION.
MATTERS of Interest In Regard to the Great
Parade.

Parade.
A meeting O. the committee on military or
gaoiZa;ion was held yesterday afternoon. Col.
Moore. chairman. and Richard II. sylvester,
secretary. The chairman announced that the
fenrsylvsnia troops mad not vet received their
marching orders, and their time OF arrival In
the city Wss, therefore. not known He ap-
pointed a committee TO receive the Pennsyl-
vsnis regiments, consisting of Maj. Volkmar,
W II. Allen. Col Cecil Clay, Capt Goddard,
Maj. Halliday. Capt. Kelley. Maj. Lewis, DIR.
Rutherford, F. J. O'Neil. Capt. Porter, Capt.
Rudy George Shehan. Col Saunders. Fred
Smith and Smith Thompson, jr. This subeom-
mit'ee organized. and Maj VOIkmar stated az
there were fifteen regiments coming from Penn
sylyanis there would be one committeeman
assigned to each regiment. Col Moore ap-
pointed Capt Long. Col Urell. Capt Psrmen-
ter and Gen. ". III. Brown a committee TO re-
ceive the seventh New York regiment on its ar
rival here Col Moore stated he would appoint
other subcommittee to receive the different
visiting organizations after he had learned the
time Of their arrival in the city.
The CLEyErASD. STEVENSON AND M'KAIa CLUB.
The meeting called for the purpose of ar
ranging for delegation from Montgomery
county. Nd, to attend the Inauguration met in
Rockville Yesterday. Delegates were present
from each election district. and from the re-
port from these it would appear that there will
be sic men in line. William Veirs Bouic, jr..
was made chief marshal. II was decided to call
the organization the Cleveland. Stevenson and
McKaig Club. The club will wear black SLOUGH
hats. black cravats. black or dark coats and
vests, tan-colored canvas leggins and white
cotton gloves.
TIE Union VETERANS UNION.
Yesterday Adjutant Gen. ii. l.. Street OF
Commander \. S. Yoders staff Of the Union
Veterans League, Col $. W. Baxter and Col
s. r. StrattOn were at headquarters in the in
terest Of their organization. They reported
that the Department OF the Potomac would
turn ont at least 500 men and the commands.
Consisting of Logan, Custer. Hancock. Lin
coin. Sedgwick and shaw Of this city and John
r. Kenly of Baltimore would all be represented.
The orders for the q. A. r. have not yet been
issued. The G.. A. r. and the Union Veterans
League will form division 10 themselves in
the parade, thev being semi-militarv organza-
tions, and will be attached to the military por-
ton Of the parade.
The Young Mems Democratic Club. which
will head the Massachusetts, delegation in the
procession, expects to have 200 men in line.
T. F. kinslow has been elected marshal Of the
Gardner and Luttrell Young Mems Democratic
Club for Inauguration dav- The club will parade
seventy men in uniforms of soft brown hats and
hght-colOred Macintosh coats. They will be
headed by the Quaker City Fife and Drum
Corps OF Philadelphia.
meeting of the committee on public order
was held last evening, Noble ID. Larner, chair
man. The chairman stated that loops would be
made in the wiring OF the avenue at certain
points in order TO permit people to cross the
avenue before the parade started He also an
nounced the plan Of wiring the avenue, which
was aDDroyed