Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-15
HE INAUGURAL PREPARATIONS.
Arrangements About Completed-The Mary
land Clubs Coming.

Arrangements About CompIeted-The Mary
land Clubs Coming.
There was little going on .; the headquarters
OF the inaugural executive committee today be-
yOnd the Transaction of the usual routine bust
ness The arrangements for the inaugural cere-
moEies are in a very forward state and the
executive committee will be able. il 1t is so de-
sired. to give pretty full report to the general
Committee at its meeting next Monday.
A number Of tickets and souvenirs for the
Inaugural ball have already been printed and
turned over 70 the COMMITTEES. They are being
sold of rapidly, for there has been a heavy de-
mand for some time past and many orders
were received IN advance OF their issuance.
Gov. Worts and ex-Gov. Green of New
jersey and their families are coming on for the
Inauguration and will be the guests Of Senator
Mcpherson while in the city.
MARYLAND CLUBS IN THE PARADE.
Gen. Bradley 7. johnson. Chief marshal Of
the Maryland division of the civic parade eft the
Inauguration OF President-eIect Cleveland. has
been notiied that the following clubs will take
part in the parade: Calumet Club. Harry
@eIles Rusk. marshal; Concord Club. b. E.
Smith. marshal; 1roquois Club, John NJ.
Adams. mzrshal: Hendricks Democratic Club.
Jas. Kerns. marshal; PhrniK Democratic Asso-
citation. z L. Penn. marshal: Columbia Club.
John T. Weyler, marshal; Democratic Club of
Blsdensburg. |. T. Ray. marshal; mounted bat
talon Of Prince Georges county. Geo. Henault
marshal; Veteran Firemsn's Association; Monu-
mental Association, W. III. jenkins, marshal.
THE DIVISION mARsHALs.
Before leaving for New York Gen Mcmahon
determined upon the division marshals for the
military parade. which will be composed of
three and perhaps fOur divisions. The first
division has been rendered Gen. John X.
Brooke, L. :. A.. now resident at Omaha, Neb.,
fn command of the military department hav-
ing headquarters in that city. The second will
be commanded by Mai. Gen SnOwden of
Penusylvanis; the third BY Gen. Fitzhugh Lee
Of Virginia Gen. dcIlabon will review the
parade from Il point near Washington Circle.
THE MARsH,Ls.
The following is the list Of marshais and esti-
mated number Of men coming from each Of the
thirty assembly districts of the Tammany So
ciety q, New York:
First district, Col. NJ c. Murphy, 100.
Second district. Patrick Diver. $50.
Third district. 7. u. Sullivan. Us.
Fourth district Z. t. Fitzpatrick, $50.
Fifth district. VIM J. McKenna. 100
Sixth district. Thomas Doran. So.
Seventh district. George 2. Roesch, co.
Eighth district. Bernard T. Martin. $50.
Ninth district. James Fitzpatrick. IS.
Tenth district. William Sulger, $50.
Eleventh district. Augustus It. DOcharty, 40.
Twelfth district p. A. Whitney. so.
Thirteenth district. John c. Sheehan, 125.
FOurtecnth district. Jas. P. Heating, 100.
Fifteenth district. VIM. Dalton. 100
Sixteenth district John +. Carroll. IS.
Seventeenth district, p. J. Dooling, so.
Eighteenth district, q. y. Plunkett, CO.
Nineteenth district. Cornelius DAILY. rs.
Twentieth district. Thomas J. Dunn. IS.
Twenty-frst district. Charles z. Allen, 100
Twenty-second district. NJ. Patterson, CO.
Twenty-third district. Thomas J. Brady. 100.
Twenty-fourth district, Lawrence Delmon. 80.
Twenty-ffth district. John ]. Ryan. 70.
Tvsnty-sixth district. N. ]. Mulqueen. 100.
Twenty-seventh district, N L. OConnor,
6.
Twenty-eighth district VIM E stiIlings, 60.
Twenty-ninth district. Jacob SeabC,d, 100.
Thirtieth district. John 3. Shea, CO.
MARSHAL x'nAHoS SATISFIED.
Chief Marshal Mcmahon of the inaugural
parade. who has returned to New York,
Is well satisfied with the arrangements so
far perfected BY Col Corbin, his chief Of staff,
Col Moore Of the military committee and Mar
shsl Dickson of the civic portion Of the pro-
cessiou. Gen. Mcmahon will return to Wash
ington during the latter part of next week. and
will remain here then until after the inaugura-
tion- He viii issue a general order to COM
manderc of organizations. both civic and mill
tarv, about the 25th of February, and will en-
body in the order oil the necessary instructions
regarding the formation of the line, the places
Of rendezvous and other necessary details.
MARSHAL DECISIONS AIDS.
Col Dickson stated yesterday that he would
have about one hundred aids. and that he would
issue a circular letter to each appointes noti-
fying him that a regulation uniform of citizens
dress. high silk hat aud blue and white sash
would be necessary. Each aid will be mounted
and the saddle Goth will be dark blue with
light blue trimmings. The marshals of the
military parade will wear red sashes and assist
ant marshals red and yellow sashes.
Mr. Wash b. Williams. who has already vol
untse-ed TO decorate. without cost to the in
augural committee. the rooms to be set apart
for the OF the President and his party at the
ball room. has now agreed TO decorate. also
without charge. the stand to be erected for
newspaper men,
The Tammany Society of New York will have
its general headquarters over the Shoemaker
Company's establishment. Nos. 1881 and 1888 E
street northwest, during the celebration
The seats on the grand reviewing stand have
been assigned 10 the family Of the President,
distinguished guests, representatives Of foreign
governments and prominent officials of the
government
The committee on public order met last
evening and decided to ask for additional
appropriation Of slTo to wire the avenue from
18th street to Washington Circle
The Hendricks Club OF Fort Wayne, Ind.
John r. Monig. president, will attend with $50
men and band. They will leave March and
will quarter in their cars.
The TsmmAny Association Of Philadelphia,
100 men. with band Of twenty. will be quar-
tered a, the Hillman House. Napthali Pots
damer Of the common council OF Philadelphia
was in the city yesterday making arrange
nents.
SUBSCRIPTIONS.
The following additional subscriptions to the
inaugural fund have been received: A. F. Fox,
ESQ, II. A. Willard, $50; Allen C. Clark, s25;
c. \. Sautter, s25; Acker L Co, S25: ]. L.
Heisken, SIS; A. +. Lewis. SIS: Washington
Post Company. $500; Henry NJ. Hieston SIS;
George ". Folsom. S25: George Moss. 500;
Rudolph Z. BArtle. s25; J. McGregOr. S25; J.
MeDermott Brother, SIS, and House & Her
mann. $50.