Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-04

ski will be seated in control Of one OF his fines
ereopileon'. There will be Special telephon'
connected with the door from which those who
VIII haze their private carriages will make their
exit When any one desires his carriage il vii
only be necessarv for him 10 hand his coupon
TO one Of the attendants at the door. The lat
ter will at once call M Mr.. Roginski in tn.
tower and immediately the number correspond
Ing with the coupon viii be di PLAYED by mean.
OF the stereopticon on the large canvas sheet
In this way the number can be distinctly seen
along the entire length of the space which will
be reserved for private carriages and the driver
can make his way to the entrance. 1t will be
seen b. this how very necessary IL is that the
coupon or ticket shoall not be lost and that
both The owner of the carriage and the driver
should understand the arrangements made.
IN HIRED VEHICLES.
Those who are obliged TO hire their convey
ances to the bail vii, have a diT sreat arrange
ment. but thsv will be assured of obtaining the
same chara cter Of conveyance in which they
arrived 70 carry them to their homes at once
without the trouble of having to wait until their
identical carriage is obtained. This arrange
ment was made through the Liverymens Asso-
citation. When one orders a carriage from a
iveryman he will he responsible to that person
for the payment Of the same At the same
time he will receive q ticket which will en-
title him to q carriage of the same description
to return him and his party to their destina-
alton. When one who has hired his equi-
page wishes to leave the ball he will hand his
ticket to one Of the attendantsat the door and
the latter will obtain for him the next carriage
in line which Is of the same kind, in which he
will reach the pension offsee. In this way the
confusion of obtaining a single carriage is
avoided and the patron is served at once. Per-
sons should not. therefore. be surprised IL thew
do not obtain the same carriage to return home
by which they were conveyed to the ball, To
lafa md l.
carried on. successfully detail of fifty police
men will be in attendance to maintain order
and keep the couveyances in their proper order,
and twenty messengers viii also be on hand to
faeiiitate matters should the unexpected occur
and anything 60 wrong.
GARBAGE RATES.
The interests OF the public have been looked
out for BY the committee, and in order that 20
one should be gouged 5 tariff has been estab-
lished, and no one need necessarily pay more
than the regulation prices. The rates decided
upon for the ball are al follows, the sums mem
toned emitting the persons to be conveyed to the
ball and returned to their destinatio Herdic
cabs, not exceeding Is for each cab; coupes.
not exceeding - for each coupe; hanson cabs,
no: exceeding IS for each hanson; conveysnces
(two horses), according to agreement, mot ex-
ceeding $40. II dispute of, any Kind should
arise regarding the carriages aud the prices
charged for the same the nearest policeman viii
settle the matter sstisfactorily. = =
No owner or driver OF . vehicle can refuse 70
esrry passenger at the foregoing rates. nor
can be, when engaged, take up an additional
passenger or passsngsrs without the consent Of
the person or persons who frat engagsd him.
LooK AT TEE Dnrvxa's sADeE.
There is but one association controlling or
owning the vehicles for which exchange tickets
may be used. The vehicles Of the Liverymens
Association VII have . distincjve badge and