Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-11

At the meeting Of the inaugural executive
Committee this afternoon Gen. Martin T. Nc
MaAan. the grand marshal of the parade, is to
J. present To look over the arrangements as
male 80 far for the Inaugural cere-
monies. Gen. Mcmahon spent yesterday
Eotug over with his chief of staff. Col Corbin.
90. Moore. the chairman OF the military COM
mittee. and Col. Dickson. marshal OF the civic
division OF the parade. the plans that have al
ready been uIatu:ed by those gentlemen regard
ing the parade" lie fully satisfied with
ever thing that hsd been done ana saws matters
are IN eEceiIen; shape.
According 70 tfs plan decided upon by Gen
NcMshOn far he, with his aides, viii lead the
column. Next 10 them will come the
President ard Vice President and other
ofsci4l. IN carriages. Behind the carriages
VII follow the troops Of the regu-
lar aruy and after them the National
Guard and TIE independent military compa-
RE. Tire District militia will lead and the
troops from the states viii be given positions
arcorcicg 70 the date of the admission TO the
Union o. each state. seniority OF statehood
lawns precedence
!; j. the intention % Gen. McNahou to have,
y p0-sioe. the governor OF each state TO ride
o. the heal q; his troops. Governors who are
-; sttentetby troops he also proposes should
iide IN the military division
TIE FENSsYLysSI. NATIONAL GUARD.
Gov. Ta,tison has ordered the entire division
in IL. inaugural ceremonies Of Piesident-elect
C!eyeiarl
Tho order from Gov. PattisOn was written on
Tus-dsy, and 1t Commands that Major Gen.
snoSGer -hAll order the entire division of the
NATIONAL Guard - PENNSYLVANIA to attend the
tralgursl ceremonies. Gen. Snowden sent a
better To Brig Gen. Dechert. notifying him that
the brigade would have 10 go 10 Washington
Chairman Ross Of the committee on banquet
q the inaugural bail mas appointed Edwin Ii.
Neumfy"r. Osceo!a q Green and Harry s.
1trUsuE a. an executive committee to have alb
sOil.e supervision over all ruatters pertaining
10 the inaugural ball supper.
Among the contributions TO the inaugural
fun wAs a check for loo from Senator Proctor
OF Vermont.
badge has ordered g. 65 badges for committee
me-. the ts-t VI members of the various COM
mIitse- baviu= reached that number. He has
slSo ordered 800 badges for newspaper men.
The committee on carriages met last evening
ard "feueo seven bids for the building of
urxet booths and approaches To the tension
efce bull ing. James II. Grant was the low
sst bad i~f by over Q 900. and the executive
Commute vii IN all probability award the
tOntrtet 20 him az today- meeting.
Al tie meeting this afternoon n il probable
the question % offering prize. FOR a competitive
fzuIUeaU club parade will be decided.
Co J.n-- Cr. Eerret. chairman OF the citi-
Seus General -1nmittee. says he will call u
- tbs executive committee have completed all
tns Engagements for the inaugural ceremonies
lLs Central Democrats Club of Phiiade!-
rE.. coming on 10 the inaugu ration with 100
neu nd Jig brass band.
Chairman psckSoa had a letter TODAY from
tn secretary OF the county democracy of Chi
esso. eating that they will bring on l. I40 men.
40 - whom Will be uniformed. and the Pull
tnal Has Band OF seyenfy-;so pieces.
A Isii.ion will be sent TO the executive COM
m-t;ca signed BY citizens residing above 18th
stree northwest. protesting against any part "
fhs Ire % the inaugural march being broken
a. l.tk street.
THE INACGUKAL SPECIAL POLICEMEN.
The President yesterday approved the bill
providing Tor the appropriation Of IS, 80 to be
s1Pen .ei In maintaining order and protecting
thu residents ard visitors against the profess
SIGNAL crooks who are sure to dock here and
operate II not arrested before an opportu-
nifty Is Presented. For several days the
police heuteuan's have been register
tng Sfp.icants iJt positions special
policemen aud more than the number wanted
have already banded In their names. There
are 10 be 100 specials appointed and it Is the
Intention OF hAlor Moore TO have the different
hent-nants Sei-rt the beat material for the dlty.
The rem are TO be AppOrtioned according to
tine numerical strength % the re-Yectiye pre-
ciDcts. and A. each lieutenant i. TO select the
men for his precinct Major Moore thinks that a
good elars OF men will be Obtained
The special officers 10 b. nsid : n N iav-
and viii do an average Of fys DAYS duty some
% tter1 Will 20 On duty ON Thursday prior In
tine iIanguratioil and the force will be increased
uuti. The entire 400 duty
In addition TO these specials detectives from,
other cstsas ere 10 be employed to assist the