Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-28

Secretary Kelley Of the inaugural executive
committee received letter this morning from
Mr.. Walter l. Clark, the recording secretary
OF the Veteran Firemens Association Of
the city of New York, stating that
organization is considering the matter Of
coming on to participate in the
inaugural parade They will not come unless
they have at least hundred men on the rope
to pull their engine. They contemplate char
tering a steamer and will come all the way
round by water. They viii make their home
on board the steamer while in this city.
Maj. George b. Fielder Of Jersey City has sc-
cepted the position of chief marshal OF the New
Jersey division.
COMMISSIONER BRENNAN WILL SERVE
letter has been received from Commits
sioner Thomas S. Brennan of New York stating
that he is willing to serve the chief marshal
OF the New York division in the inaugunAl pa
rade. Mr.. Brennan is the head Of the street
Cleaning department in New York. and is natu-
rally prominent Tammany man. The right Of
line IN the New York division, the first IN the
CIVIC parade, has been rendered to the Tam
many association and the position of marshal
was originally offered TO Mr.. Richard Croker.
ne notlhed the committee that he viii be I'M
able TO be In Washington for the Inauguration
and 1t was at his suggestion that Mr. Brennan
was appointed in his stead
Representative Hemphill has notified the
committee that the Lee Light Infantry, the
on 10 ,aLs 20, :, ~ i,:.'' - - 40 00ii'"b
ORGANIZATIONS THAT ARE COMING.
among the organizations that have sent word
to the committee civic organizations that
they are coming on for the 4th of March are
the following. Tn. Kin,s r,,,r,,, r,.,,,,,,,...,-
500 strong With nilitsr, hsnd - -, $50
the Bushwick Demorratic Clnh I5o stroTs,'
with a military hand Of tbir,, ,,,.ceS' ,hs So
mour Club. 400 members with mibtary hand
of thirty pieces: the Phnnix nemo-
cratic Club OF the sixth ward B,lt,-
imore. the Stevenson Fscor, Club ons ,ho r.,
voters Democratic C1nb 81 pIoo,,;o-,,, m
the jackson C,nb and the Jbur,oa,S 1Inh -
Columbus. Ohio: the Cincinnat, Yopny Mons
Democrats Club the Dnctworth OIL 80 tI,o
Tilden Club of Cincinnati. the Gravel Nall Cinb
of DAYTON Ohio
~ goes almost without saying that the people
III. we county gehersIy are very much inter
aupuration fo- mon th;s I'll. 5o,oo,'SS ~
attendance on that occasion.
THE QUESTION OF RAILROAD RATES
Le''ers are pouring IN from DOM lhuiNlduais
and organizations from all sections OF the
country including both the Pacific
slope and the gulf statas i,on;r,,,,
what tba r.tos g. ,,o;rr . &c
In vail No Nar
With tbe eycant;o- Of tba CI,o-s,.al1a - Oh
have failed 10 Il, rates The ins,lr,,,aI ,,,i.,
have been unable 10 .nswer tbo ;n,n;rics
Major Riscoe chairman Of the co,,,,,;,too -,
transnor.atio, h., h., ar5a,-1r;< =,
secure from ali the railroads nniforra rat. Cor
the ronrd trin which MD -, -n..aN, "
SINGLE Ca. hu, he Co.. - ~. -, -
ticnlarlv successfnl nh raiIrooSs -
insisted mon one .nd onal.b;,d 49,
G. IL - o "NN ,'S ,a'os
AoN-
CbesaneaLe and Ohio road TO- ~ a .HH
cbarga bnt ono fare Co.. III '. -o,,,,d VIZ
visitors ot.an5i-o H. ia-,c,,,r..;n. ~ n ~
tickets are 10 he nIaced 90, 90 trn,,, .L.
2Stb of Febrnarv untii The "a % Wa-cb ma Iii
he good mill the stb Of Nsrcb Th;s 80 M Sn.
taLen The ;n;t;s,;v. a. ond !. y Ioaa mas
l;eyad hy Nc; R,sooa ,h.t has, ~ pai.i:',
and Ohio .nd The PennsvIxaDia III. III ~
low the ex.r,nio
The committee on parks, reservations and
privileges opened bids for the stand nrivilacss
-, a.. .o.or,..; - an. ~ !
oH WIG "''oii' "iois 'ne iine Vi in"ich Ahe
reservations are specihed numerically as follows:
No. L, Lafayette Square; No. 2, south side of
Pennsyiyania avenue, between 18th and 49,
streets; No. ), north side OF Pennsylvania ave-
nue., between the same streets; No. 4, the new
post once site; No. ., south OF Pennsylvania
avenue ana west OF 9Th street, seventy feet;
No. ., Louisiana avenue, south side of Penn
syivsnla avenue and east OF 9Th street, $50 feet
space NO. 4, west OF fth ST. on the north side
sloe OF fennsyNanla avenue. 20 feet space;
No. 8, refreshment stand at 9TH street and Penn
M s.and AZ peace monument Is9 straa, "a
PENNSYLVANIA avenue
The bids were as follows: Parsons and
Manoney, TOT No. 1. Sl.tOO No. =, $50; No. 8,
'oo; 20 SaoV; 10; p SiS s,o 40; o. ~: No
No. ., s3o, 10 ,, sioV; 10 ooo III, Si2o.