Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-16

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! OF Congress will be escorted by Messrs. b.
| III. Warner, Isadore Saks. Marshall w.
| Wines. Harrison Dingman and L. c. WILL
hanson. and the governors Of Rhode Island
and Maryland by Messrs. F. A. Lehman
and A. F. Sperry. The Court Of Appeals by
Mr.. j. j. Darlington. The Supreme Court
OF the District Of Columbia by Mr.. Reginald
Fendan The District Commissioners by
Mr.. NJ. I. Weller.
1t is expected that the members of the
escort committee will make all necessary
arrangements today for meeting their
| guests on Monday morning. Should any
member of the cabinet find it impossible to
be present he will be asked to designate
one Of his assistants to represent his de-
| partment.
To Meet at the Arlington.
The members Of the committee will as
semble on Monday at IL am at the Ar
| lington Hotel, where each will be assigned
to carriage. which will be numbered &C.
| cording to its order in the procession The
| rendezvous, by order Of the grand marshal
Is as follows: Carriages of orators. chair
man or general committee and guests on
south side of Pennsylvania avenue between
west gate Of the Executive Mansion and
r rne war al department The parade is to
pected that every carriage will be at the
rendezvous by II AS ready to take it's proper
place in the procession.
| Inc orator OF the day. Mr.. William Writ
Henry, will arrive in this CITY this a fter.
noon from White Sulphur Springs, Va He
Will be accompanied by his family and dur
| ing their stay In the city they will be the
guests Of Mr.. Cabell, 400 Massa chusetts
avenue.
The centennial chime Of thirteen bells
was placed in position on the walls of the
new congressional library yesterday and
Will be sounded, for the first time on Mon
day morning at o'clock
| The Seats on the Stands.
The committee find 1t impossible to &C.
commodate all who have applied for seats
| on the grand stand. The appropriation for
STANDS has been completely exhausted. The
three stands that have been erected, how.
ever, will afford accommodations for 5000
| people. The music stand to the south Of
the east steps of the Capitol will seat /. 5OC
| singers and the bandmen. The members OF
| the grand chorus will be admitted on their
| membership tickets. while their uniforms
Will pass the members Of the Marine Rand
The stand to the north of the central
steps Is intended for the sole use Of Con-
gressmen and their friends, each being
given the privilege Of bringing one Arch
| ltect Clark and the sergeants-at-arms of
| the House and Senate will have charge of
| this stand. The President the orators of
| the day and several hundred invited guests
| VIII occupy the central stand. One hun
| dred and twenty seats on this stand have
| been set apart for the use Of correspondents.
| and twelve representatives of the local
| press will be provided with special seats
directly IN front Of the speakers stand.
Maj. H. L. Biscoe will have charge of the
stands and grounds during the day.
General Notes.
The second division. by order Of the chief
marshal will assemble at 12:l5 pm on 18th
street. south of Pennsylvania avenue, right
resting on the avenue. left reposing on
| New York avenue.
| Veterans of the Mexican War will form
on New York avenue. right resting on 18th
| street
The following named gentlemen have
| been appointed aids to the marshal and will
report to him at II m: Gen. Henry Heth,
Mai j. p: Sayre U. S. A; Capt. C. w.
Whipple. U. s. A; Capt C. d. Crooks. U.
s. A: DR.. J. w. Bayne, A. c. Green NJ b.
Hatch. j. NJ. Henry. H. H. Darneille and
| l.. B. Cutler.
The Presidents Troop, A. has been or
dered by Capt. Barbour to assemble at
| their armory, mounted, at IL IN Monday
| in full dress uniform.
| The banks. courts and all government Of
| fees will be closed. and 1t is expected that
| many stores and private offices will fol-
| low suit
The BARRIERS Union have resolved to
| close their shops at II o'clock m.
| The police department yesterday turned
| over to the general committee the sum of
| $50, being the amount received from the sale
| of tickets sold by officers for the benefit of
the celebration fund.
| Odd Fellows in the Parade.
The Odd Fellows of this Jurisdiction have
| about completed their plans for participation
| in the centennial ceremonies on Monday
next. 1t has been definitely decided that the
Uniformed Militants Of Baltimore will be In
line Of march, and that the Cantons will act
| as escort to the grand officers Of the Grand
Lodge and Grand Encampment. headed by
| three bands of music. From present indica-
tons 1t is expected that the order will have
q large membership in the line Of march.
1t has been decided that all MEMBERS SO
far as possible, should wear dark clothes.
dark hats or regulation caps and white
gloves. A final meeting of the committee
will be held tonight. when the subordinate
marshals will receive their instructions from
the grand marshal
Additional Subscriptions.
The following additional subscriptions to
The Star Capitol fund have been reported
by the chairman Of the financial commit
tee: Victor E. Adler. 81; Gen. H. V. Boyn-
ton. SIS; Conrad Becker. S: c. B. Church,
$1O b. Charlton & Company, s.; NJ. Cuneo,
81: NJ. G. Copeland & Company. $50: +. H.
Courtenay, so cents; w. E. Dubant IS; NJ
H. Doolittle, so cents; NJ. G. Emery, s.;
Eiseman Brothers. SO; Jos. Grusemeyer,
81; Andrew Gleeson, $l0 Samuel iassen-
heimer 81: H. r. Garland. 80 cents; House
& Hermann, IS; Geo. w. Harvey, $40; j.
B. Johnson, s.; Bernard Kopf. So; John
Kerr. SO; Charles H. Kummell. so cents;
a. Lisner. SIS: ]. H. Meriwether. S: Z. B.
Meredith, 81 E. d. Morris, 81: ARENAS
Martin. so cents: Overman Wheel Com
pany. IS; Radcliffe, Darr & Company, s.;
Eugene Rhodes, 81; Anheuser-Busch Brew
ing Company, SIS; Barber Asphalt Paving
Company, 500: Neil Bryant, so cents; G. C.
Cornwall & Son, IS; cash &C. A. j. $40:
Catholic University, SIS; w. B. Chiffon, 81:
Central National Bank SIS; District Cycle
Company, IS; James Y. Davis Sons $40: w
E. Edmonston. SO; Fitch. Fox & Brown,
$50: Peter Grogan, SO; d. c. Goodaie 81
| The Great A. & p. Tea Company, 81: A. W.
| Hancock, S; Karl Heurich, 81; w, H.
| Hoeke. IS; E. L. Johnson (hoteD, g; j. r.
| Keene. 81; H. NJ Knight 81; ]. Fred Kelley,
IS; Julius Lansburgh, $; Charles f. Nc
Mackenzie. 81: P. J. Nee, ST. w. w. Rapley,
| Staples & Minnick. IS; ]. H. Small & Sons
s.; Scheller & Stevens. s.; John H. Smoot
| 81; The Shoemaker Co.. $25: John G
Thompson. 81; L. NJ. Taylor, SIS: Washing
| ton Market Company $50: Chas. E. White
IS; w. c. Willinbucher. 81; Robert Reyburn
NJ. D., IS; L. Neumeyer. So; B. w. Slime
metz 81; John G. Slater SO; E. j. Sommer
81; A. H. Seton, &c.: Thos. Somerville $25
| w. A. Thompson. s.; VIM. A. Van Doren
50c.; J. w. Whelpley, SO; r. A. Walker, S
| Chris Xander, 81; e. ]. Watts, 50; j. r
French. 81; Acker & Kenner, S. Brentano's
IS; Chaplin Brown, SIS; NJ. A. Ballinger, IS
Campbell & Burdett, S. cash, 81; Jacol
RUSSELL Company. $40; w. T. Galliher &
| Bro. S: o. H. Hoover, $40: Harlan & Ben
nett, 81. so; Daniel Loughran. IS; b. N. Nor
ris s.; ]. E. Mattern, 81: John H. Magruder
| so: P. F. Mcmahon. $3.50: ]. McKnew, 81
Samuel c. Mills, 81; L. Neumeyer s.; NJ
Oppenheimer & Sons 81: 8. Oppenheimer
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