Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-19

The Lists OF All the variou. subcommittee
On the Inauguration.


The work Of preparing the list. Of the various
subcommittee in charge of inaugural details
has at last been finished and thew were all sent
from headquarters TO the committee on print
ing this morning. When in the course Of few
DAYS these lists make their appearance in book
form the volume will be surprisingly formid-
able one. for the lists have been growing stead
iiy as names have been suggested and added to
them mp to the lat minute. so that nov the
committees are very much larger than they
have ever been at any preceding Inauguration.
The big room donated TO the committee on
public comfort, in the rear Of the inaugural
headquarters. is busy place. and viii be more
and more so every day until after the insugurs-
uon The committee some time ago opened
up books in winch are entered the nnmvs %
all people who have quarters available Tor insu-
guratiou time. with the prices thev ask and any
other information about accommodations that
would be OF service TO intending visitors 70 the
city.
In response 20 notices printed in the local
! papers there has been pretty STEADY line OF
people who are willing 70 entertain strangers
Tor consideration. The prices asked as q
rule. are very moderate indeed. and the present
prospec; is that there will be re,y few cases OF
overcharging during the Inauguration.
| Washington Is evidently goi,g to live up 20
its reputation for square and fair treatment 20
Its guests. There have been 20 far COMPARE
lively few applicants for quarters from sny but
large clubs and organizations. civic and mill
\ tarr. and the supply largely exceeds the de-
/ uba, tbav ,o-, -, -, .ss..-,' - e'
| = veins
80 20 fthsoSs GRABBING COMMISSION
The committee on public comfort is rather
worried over the action Of several parties who
have opened up room-renting Offices. claiming
to have some sort OF authority from the COM
/ r,Ns
cent ~, al ro,.ra,s "a. % 49,. 10 re.
the Inauguration, so that il is 20 their interest
10 Keep up prices The committee does not
~. "a .ui. eor' OF business Al "a, ioi al
bpiI5;ng M co,,r,;ss h.. ~ ~, ..' ,s..
contrary every attention and conrtesy il shown
to those who have rooms to rem, and those who
want mem.
ssoo-,i S ;, VI. Derre.' tne chairman o, me
e.ecntive comm;t,es avery Ss~ ~ - 49,, ~,
through the heavy mai that comes in for abe
committee every morning and disposing OF the
dozens OF visitors who come In 10 see him on
e'. .S, Gonrei'ao,e e sor. OF business;
fund bsve been rec,ilad he Tr..1,-.r 1on.r
as follow: A S. Abel Companv. the baltimore
| Sun, $500: Washing on and Georgetown Rail
road Company. $1,000; Weller Repetti. 500.
COL. MooRE's SUGGESTION.
Col. VIM q. Moore chai,p,a, n, tho ;,.,,,-
| 20, .o,,.,,;..o. y, :. ,,..---
Va A''if "As"hl-at1Oh' s"s
see" tnn' the Representatives OF the various
| out-of-town newspapers in Washington might
and very materially in completing arrangements
~. INC uili'atf ofgahiZauohs VINO contemplate
ths o,Tsn;sa,;n,,s =. ~. . 'ne. ~.aia "o.
and states 10 renor, ,or,bw;,b 70 ,hs renaraI
inaugural committee the date and hour of ex-
pected arrival, the numbers they will bring
| and whether they have privately secured neces-
sary accommodations in this city.
| .pp.xo,xo nx-.
|
| ifos'e7s aii aiong tne me was evident al tne
NEE ting of the executive inaugural committee
yesterday. Reports were received from the
various chairmen giving An account Of the
condition q, ,hs rorL ;r,rrs,aa - ,h.;. 90,
IT, - . -, ~ - -
In regard 10 raiiroad rates Maj biscoe. from
the committee on transportation, submitted
two letters. One was from the Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat Cor,anr .,,.,,c thu,
tho ;,n,,,,,r,.,.., -. y -. ,-
A w eo"t"'
steamers "ouiu DC - TOT the round IMP Tor IN
| divlduals and $50 Tor members OF organize
tions numbering twenty-five persons and over.
| The other letter uas fro, 7 n Mod ,,.,a,.,
! .,o....,,,o- -. :, 49, -,
| b, - y. tne . 49, - ,iei ~ VI tne
| Of ra,as sor tho vhola .as,a,r ..,,;I,, "a ~
country had been left 10 the presidents of the
Baltimore and Ohio and Chesapeake and Ohio
ROADS ana tns nrst wee president OF the Penn
NJ Wnod a,a,.s ra.okeS .,,..s;' no. ~,
suh;a,t ''"N'1A VII VAC
'N'~
THE BALL SOUVENIR
The report of Mr.. Beriah Wilkins, chairman
Of the committee on ball tickets and invitations,
stated that il had been decisaa ,o ,cc.n, a..
| h;a 80 a., .,,ro. >, ,,-;,,;.., -:
the Souvenir ;nxitatians 10 ,ss h.n T,a So ,or
| m;,,aa NJ W;iL;ns s,stoS "a r...;,.., IN
posals from a number of firms Offering 10 nrint
the tickets and invitations. but their prices were
much higher than the cost OF having the work
9 TN -. .ne oi priiI'ing ano engraVng,
engraving and nr;nt,no 80 ass. R.,,or panIa
! & Riddla of Pb;IaSeirhis a. 100 Ia
| 60 soo GA v "a Eis.hr, "
| a.binc,nr "a eoo Tba a., aao..o5 o.. 70
,be ;nr,ts,inr c.rd il s,eaIHria,o o...ri'n
| sbor;,a r,aaa,i;an ,'or.-o;ts 81 rI.,eias's my
Stevenson x;ew 81 tbe Can;,nl Ia W. M
Uorsa ui,h oaoh "a, .or,a;,;ap r. .a;....u.
| 80 60 ,"r,In .a.a.. -; . ~ -. - II
or, Tho na,a5 ~. so 400 NJ ~ VIC
r-o,,uSa,aS CO. IL ~ ~, Ia. &c ~
ta;,te. .'oo.aa g.. Wv aoa. e'f'
soai Tho .s,;,n ns a. -, ss-a anu q
81 ,~;n,;,r ;s h.S.S - 70 600 80 a. S ;
tatiops va --'''o NAM 'A''
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