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lumbia-Chef Justice Richard H. Alvey,
Associate Justice Martin F. Morris, Asso-
ciate Justice Seth Shepard.
Supreme Court of the District of Colum-
bia-Chief Justice Edward F. Bingham, As
sociate Justice Alex. b. Hagner, Associate
Justice Walter S. Cox, Associate Justice
Andrew c. Bradley, Associate Justice Louis
e. McComas, Associate Justice Charles G..
Cole.
Court of Claims-Chief Justice Charles c.
Mott. Judge Lawrence Weldon, Judge John
Davis, Judge Stanton J. Peelle, Judge Chas.
B. Howry. Chief Clerk Archibald Hopkins.
Commissioners of District of Columbia
John W. Ross. president: George Truesdell,
Major Charles F. PowelL
United States army-General G. D. Rug
giles, Gen. j. c. Breckenridge, Gen. c. G..
Sawtelle, Gen. n. G. Lieber Gen. A. w.
Greely. Gen. NJ. r. Morgan, Gen. D. w.
Flagler, Gen. w. P. Craighill. Gen. T. H.
Stanton, Gen. G. NJ Sternberg. Gen. j. e..
Parke. Gen. A. Baird. Gen. s. Van VHet,
Gen. d. H. Rucker, Gen. c. McKeever, Gen.
Samuel Breck.
United States navy-Admiral F. NJ. Ram
say. Commodore E. o. Matthews, Admiral
J. G. Walker, Commodore F. E. Chadwick,
Captain w. T. Sampson. Paymaster Gen
eral Edward Stewart. Surgeon General r.
]. Tryon, Capt S. c. Lemly. Eng1neer-in-
Chief G. w. Melville, Chief Constructor =.
Hichborn, Admiral S. r. Franklin, Admiral
A. E. K. Benham.
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ceiving and taking charge of all such COM
mands upon their arrival and during their
stay in Washington. The chairman of this
the Department OF Justice, colonel COM
manding the I'd Regiment of the District /
National Guard. and at present in com
mand of the entire District National Guard
in the absence of Gen. Ordway He is also
the president of the reform school for boys
of the District, of which he has been a
director for many years. Col. Clay has al
ways taken a keen interest in vital local
affairs, and has been a strong and .uncom-
promising friend of the District in every di-
rectfon- To his efforts much. if not
more, credit is due for the formation of the
District National Guard than to any other
Individual. Col Clay is keenly interested
in sports, and makes frequent journeys in
search of moose, elk and other big game.
He was a brilliant soldier during the war,
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Ball Room Decorations.

Ball Room Decorations.
The committee on decorations of the ball
as charged with the decoration and illu-
mination of the ball room and auxiliary
rooms, and of the approaches to them, and
the scenes of sumptuous beauty that will be
presented in the pension building tomorrow
right will be due TO the experience wis
dom and good taste which the members of
the committee brought to their aid In i'm
Iortant work. 1t was the unanimous de-
sire Of the gentlemen to procure decora-
uons in harmony with the social character
of the inaugural ball. and they eschewed
all designs garish or heavy in effect, which
have unfortunately been too often in evi-
dence on such occasions The scheme of
decoration finally decided on embraced a
complete unison Of drapery, flowers and
illumination. detailed description of which
would be impossible at this place. Suffice
IL 10 say. then, that the picture to be pre-
sented tomorrow night will surpass in
beauty and harmonious arrangements any
decorations on such an immense scale ever
before produced
The chairman of the committee is Mr.
Iheophiius f Roessle, native of Albany
ana now and for many years past the pro-
prletor OF the Arlington Hotel in this city
hr. Roessle is a man of ripe culture and
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has been a constant and observant traveller
ever the world. His experience in such
matters as decorations is broad and COM
pIehensive. and he selected his associates
WIKI view TO similar qualifications ON
their part In the person of MIR Frank V
SeAueit. the vice chairman. who is the
manager OF the Arlington, ana who has had
Tor many years the personal SUPERVISION of
the many elegant social functions that hay.
been held there. the committee had most
valuable ard. The other members of the
committee are +. =. Andrews Clarence An
dreWS, I. Sanford Beatty Gustav Rsunap
Charles Baum. VI. W. Beveridge Gilbert G.
CoddinSton, H H Cramp Appleton p
Clark. Dr. 7. ID. Day. William Demuth. r.
=. Droop. Col D. $. Gordon. William b.
Hlbbs. Robert Hinckiey, Louis JIlrner VII
liam LothrOp. Rusk Marshall Bailey Mey-
&rs Mason ;. II. Nealy. J. G. Parker, j. T.
Powell. Joseph l. Redfern, William &;
spotts~ood. John ). Shriver. John Seager.
toL H. L. Swords. Richard Smith w r.
Smith. W y. Smith, Clarence q. TAYLOR.
jerome J. WILDER.
The bronze badges. bearing the portraits
Of Mckinley and Hobart which hang PEN
dent from sold-eolored ribbons held by
striking representations in bronze of the
United States Capitol building and adorn
SO many bosoms of welI-known men in
Was hinstOn were selected from a multitude
OF proposed designs by the committee on
badSes- Contracts Tor their manufacture
were awarded and upon their completion
they were forwarded to the committee and
distributed to the chairmen of the various
other subcommittee for distribution among
iheir members. The various committees
are designated by the name of the COM
mittee lettered on the ribbon. The badges
OF the members OF The executive commit
Zee are finished in gilt and three badges of
solid gold were ordered. one for President
elect Mckinley. one for vice President-elect
Hobart and the third for Chairman Charles
j. Bell TIE chairman of the badge COM
mittee Is Mr.. Simon Wolf. No man is
better known or more widely esteemed in
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John F. Cook was born in Washington
Of parents born in the District. He went to
school to his father. who for twenty years
taught a school established by himself near
the corner of II and 1ith streets He was
afterward sent to Oberlin. He returned at
his fathers death and succeeded I'm teach
tEg the latter's school until lS0S when he
became clerk In the Office Of the collector of
taxes Of Washington. In 1863 he was elect
ed 10 the city council as alderman from the
first ward. The fol owing year he was EJECT.
ed register. and subsequently. under the
change Of government from territorial gov-
ernorship and legislature TO that of Com
missioners. he was appointed collector Of
taxes for the District of Columbia and
served until the first administration of
President Cleveland, when he was removed
by the Commissioners then appointed,
Since then he has been engaged I'm the rca,
estate business. He has served as a mem.
ber of the board of children's guardians.
the central relief committee the Jury com.
mission. the board of trustees OF Howard
(Contined on Thirteenth Pagcl
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Hawks. William E. williams, Daniel H.
Long. W. c. Watson. A, E,

Z Hawks. William E. Williams, Daniel H
Long. W. c. Watson A f.
Iambie, J. B.
/ street Illumination and Fireworks.
The committee on street Illumination and
fireworks was formed for the purpose Of
preparing and submitting plans and esti-
mates for the illumination Of Pennsylvania
avenue, and to aid in securing such illumi-
nation of public and private buildings as
might be practicable. and also to provide
for display of fireworks on the night of
the 4th of March. The committee proceed
ed to Its work with much ardor and en-
thusiatm, and 1t prepared plans which enl-
braced the erection at the intersection Of
the streets with Pennsylvania avenue of a
series of Illuminated arches. which were to
be designated by the names of the various
states and decorated appropriately in their
honor When this plan was submitted to
the executive committee, however, the diff
culties in the way of its adoption and the
very heavy expense that would be entaile6
caused its disapproval. The committee,
however. procured elaborate program
of aerial fireworks. which will be displayed
tomorrow night at the Washington Monu-
ment grounds. The chairman of the COM
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The public spirit OF Mr.. A. T. Britton las
long been a by-word among the people Of
Washington, as well as the legions of those
who know him throughout the United
States. He is big man, mentally and
physically. Of amiAble characteristics and
unbounded popularity. He occupies lead
ing position among the lawyers of the cap
ital city, as well as among Its capitalists
He was the chairman CT the executive COM
mittee having In charge the ceremonies at
tending the Inauguration Of President Har-
rsson, and has been q mcst valuable ad-
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TRANSPORTATION,

1t was the duty Of the transportation
committee to secure from the railroads the
lowest possible rates from all points to
Washington during the Inauguration period
and it addressed itself assiduously to the
task of getting the railroads to lower their
prices and to give a fair limit to excursion
tickets. The companies. however, did not
meet the efforts of the committee I'm an al
together amiable manner, and this condi-
tion prevented the coming of many organi-
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cations and individuals which a more gen.
erous arrangement of rates and limits
would have brought here. The chairman
of the committee on transportation Is Mr..
Chaplin Brown. a well-known lawyer ard
public-spirited citizen, who comes from a
family long identified with the advance
ment of the city and It's Improvement. He
is possessed Of many social ACCOMPLISH
ments. as we'll as substantial business char
acteristics, and was very favorably men,
toned several years ago in connection with
the important office of Commissioners OF the
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shown himself to be an able lawyer and a
courteous gentleman.
He has upheld the republican banner in
"A strongly democratic section of Indiana
for several years. and enjoys the reputation
of being one of the best campaigners in the
republican party.
Mr. CLANCY was member of the Indiana
state central committee in 1854, and a pres
idential elector in 1883
In the recent campaign in Indiana he
labored increasingly TO carry that state
against the free silver craze, and was
awarded by the realization of majority
of 2D.Dno votes.
The vice Chairmea are DIR. Frank T. Howe
and Mr.. John B Cotton; Mr.. Edward A
kreiiler Is SECRETARY and the members are
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Souvenirs and Tickets.

The committee on souvenirs and tickets
had for Its share of the Inauguration the
important duty of selecting the designs for
the inaugural ball invitations tickets, pro-
grams and accompanying souvenirs. Many
Of the leading engraving establishments
of the country competed for this i'm
portant work, and after careful considera-
ton the design submitted by Bailey, Banks
& Biddle of Philadelphia for the front and
the back covers of all souvenirs for the
ball tickets and for the programs of dane
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Bryce, Lloyd :.
BALDWIN, s. A.
Birney, A. A.
Blount, H. F.
Bell, A. Graham
Beveridge. NJ. w.
Boardman. w. ].
Benedict, G. Grenv',
Browne. Adds B.
Bryan. Samuel NJ,
Burdett, s. s.
Buck, A. E.
Batchelder, r. N.
Boutwell,, George s.
Busey. 8. c.
Barrett, William E.
Bussey. Cyrus
Blair. Woodbury.
butterneid, Daniel
Beall. Robert
Biedler. H. H., ST.
Baird, G. w.
Burke, John NJ.
Bean, Richard J.
Brown, Fred R.
Cridler. Thomas w
Converse, John NJ.
Chandler, Albert B.
Clarke, Henry c.
Chaffee. George A.
Campbell, Frank L
Cox. William v.
Cody. William F,
Cassels. John
Clephane, Lewis
Cornwell. G.. G.
Cotton, Francis
Clabaugh, H. NJ.
Caswell, Thos. H.
Darneille. H. H.
Qorr, Robt. E. A.
ellington, VIM. P.
Dale, George N.
Dodge, W. C.
Davidge. W. D.
Douglass, John w.
Dick. Charles
Dubois, James T.
Embrey, James H.
Emery, Matthew G.
Edison, j. r.
Filbert, Ludwig 8.
Foulke. c. NJ.
Fitch, James E.
Fifield, B. F.
Gary. E. Stanley
Gordon, c. G.
Gordon, D. Stuart
Grout, Josiah
Grant, James ].
Green, E. H.
Gait, NJ. w.
Gorham. George c.
Grant, Fred D.
Graves, Col.
Gilbert, A. H.
Henderson, John B.
Hatch, Edward F.
Haskins, Kittridge
Hamlet, George B.
Hendley, Charles NJ.
Heurich, Christian
Halderman, John A.
Hammond, VIM. A.
Hay, John
Hine, L. G.
Huff. George F.
Hazen, A. D.
Hassler, J. J. S.
Hedges, Charles
Hill, W. c.
Johnson, w. W.
James, Thomas L.
johnson, Claude NJ.
Kaufman, S. H.
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Washington, and he holds high rank among
the leading men Of the American Hebrews.
In his views and his practices he is char
ways prominently at the front in all pub
lie movements in Washington. Mr.. Wolf
Is an author and lecturer Of acknowledged
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power, and his recent work. THE American
Jew as a Soldier and Patriot" and his lee
ture Egypt and the Holy Land have
been read end heard by very large and ap-
preciative audiences. The ether members
of the committee on badges are:
App.ch, j. j. Mattingly. VIM. F.
Bensinger, Samuel. Mades, Charles
Bates, j. A. Mayer Ernst
Cutler. l.. b. Mckenzie, Alexander
Emmert. George O'Farrell Patrick
Evans, w. b. Strasburger. Henry
Franc. Henry Swords, II. l..
Goldsmith, S. NJ. Brown, Sterling NJ.
Graft. Charles Benjamin, Marcus
Hustled, Gilbert NJ Claudy, Frank
Hart, Alphonso Simmering ]. B.
Jones. j. E. Strasburger, Jacob
LuchS. Max Stern, L.
Berliner, Emil Saunders L. NJ
Baar. Louis Tracy, John
Blout. Isaac L. Tunnell W. v.
Lisner, Abraham Webber Frederick
Morris, Abraham Wiseman, u. E.
Murphy, ID. /.
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Mr.. Beriah wilkins is a native of Ohio
and for several terms a representative in
Congress. AT the conclusion of his public
political career he associated himself with
the late Frank Hatton and purchased the
Washington Post, making Washington his
permanent residence. Since that time he
has been identified with all movements
having for their purpose the advancement
of the interests of the District, and has
achieved a deserved popularity IN the bus
iLess and social circles of the national cap
ital,
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Larner. Noble d.
Lang, TheDdore F.
Lowry. Thomas
Moss. George w.
Monroe, A. Warf1elG
Maury, William A.
Machen, Augustus W.
} Mansur, z. NJ.
MerriN Olin
Meyendorff. NJ. A.
Malst@, VIM. T.
Mattingly, Vim. F.
Moore, John G.
Marn1bn, VIM. ".
Mclean, John r.
Mccullough. John G.
Mckee, Thomas H.
McKissick, Edw. p.
McCammon, j. K.
McGuife, F. b.
Mckee, D. r.
McCook. Anson G.
Mcclure, 8. s.
Mckay, Nathaniel
Oehm. Charles H.
Olney, Richard
Oler, Wesley NJ.
Plat. T. c.
Pollok, A.
Proctor. Fletcher D.
Page. Carroll s.
Peck. Hamilton 8.
Portner, Robert
Page, Thos. Nelson
Payne, james G.
Perkins, s. A.
Pugh, VIM. H.
Renick, Edward /.
Robinson. Daniel W.
Ripley, VIM. Y. w.
Rice. VIM. German
Rochester, w. B.
Rockhill, W. w.
Sebring, F. A.
Sumner, E. A.
Shryock. Thos. J.
Smith, E. C.
Snyder. BENZ. P.
Smith, l.. c.
Stewart. J. w.
Saks. Isadore
Seymour. H. A.
Solomons, A. S.
Sewers. z. T.
Spofford, A. r.
Swords. H. L.
Stone. W. F..
Saxton, George D.
Stahel, Julius
Swayzis, Theo. F.
Smith. Joseph P.
Strong, b. r.
Tyler, Walter B.
Thompson. w. S.
Totten, Enoch
Towers, W. Scott
Thomas, A. A.
Thomson. Frank
Van Voorhis, H. c.
Van Patten. VIM. ].
Wilson. jeremiah
Worthington, A. S.
w Whit.emore, w. c.
Wilson, John NJ.
Webb, w. Seward
Wells. Edward
Woodbury., U. A.
Wright, Carroll D.
Wilson Nathaniel
Woodbury., Levi
Walcott, Chas. D.
Wilson. A. A.
Wilson. Thomas
Wilson, S. I.
Wasson, w. H. H.
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Inc eXdctlng daily
with the military col
ed by Maj. ID. L. \
tary, who acted in t
years ago. Maj. Pc
mate acquaintance v
soldiers all over the
able factor in simpli
committee. He was
and served thirteen J
Regiment. He serve
de-camp on Gen. {
District militia, an
chief of ordnance.
tain he was appointe
eral of the District Il
pointment Of an arm
ton. He has had ar
Of twenty-one years
amiable and popular
The other members
Ainger, Gen. d. B.
Axline, Gen. H. A.
Allen, Maj. Chas. G.
Andrews, Col. G. l..
Alexander, Maj. W.
Anderson, Lieut.. Jos
Arnold, Lieut.. VIM.
Bergland. Maj. Eric
Buckingham, Lieut..
Com. b. H.
Butts, Maj. f. A.
Bickford, Capt. n.
Brooks. Capt. N. NJ
Bartlett, Maj. G. A.
Barbour, Capt. H. S.
Beatty, Lieut.. c. L.
Bell. Capt. Jas. E.
Burdett, Gen. s S.
Caffee, Capt. Robt.
Conrad, Maj. Holmei
Campbell, Maj. E. r
Columbus, Lieut.. F.
Cook, Lieut.. c. F.
Childs, Col. G. F.
Clement, Col. P. w.
Domer, Capt. c. s.
Dudley, Capt. G. F.
Dickinson. Gen. Jos
Dodd, Capt. Geo. E.
Deveaux. Col. ]. H.
Dalton, Gen. Saml.
Esty, Capt. J. J.
Edgar, Capt. Jas. F.
Fullerton, Capt. Jos.
Fleetwood. Maj. CA
Forsberg. Capt. H.G
Fales, Lieut.. w. D.
Faunce, Mr.. S. E.
Geddes, Col. A.
Goddard, Capt. NJ.
Glover, Capt. r.
Graham, Lieut.. F. L
Hall, Col. w. H.
Henderson, Maj. G.
Harries, Maj. G. H.
Horton, Capt. w. E.
Hudson, Capt. c. B.
Hunter. Maj. R. T.
Huntoon, A. j., MD
Hopkins, T. S.
Hustled, Capt. G. NJ.
Horner. Maj. o. A.
Howard, Col. w.
Jacobs, Lieut.. S. R.
Jeffords, Capt. T. L.
Jacobson, Lieut.. S.H
Kay, Frank c.
King, Capt. T. H.
Lancaster. Mai. JIM
Lincoln, Capt. c. P.
Lewis. Capt. R. B.
Lomax, Gen. L. L.
Miller. Capt. c. p.
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At the time of the formation of the exec
utive committee Mr.. Chas. G. Conn was The
proprietor and editor of the Washington
Times, which was recently sold to Mr.. Still
son Hutchins. Mr.. Conn is a native OF In.
diana and represented one of its districts In
Congress at the time he entered newspaper
business here. He returned to Indiana i'm
mediately after selling the paper and has
since been living there, in poor health. He
took no part in committee work.
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ment in the work assigned to it. Plans
and specifications were drawn up for the
viewing stands and those bidding for the
privilege Of erecting them were required
prepared. The committee also opened to
competition the design for the reviewing
stand in front of the Presidents house,
where President Mckinley will overlook
the parade tomorrow. Humber of archi-
tects and artists competed fer the honor
and the decision Of the committee met with
general commentator. The Chairman of
the committee Is Mr.. HenryijA. Willard,
who is one of the Oldest andstmost highly
regarded citizens of Washington. He was
born in Vermont In 1922, and game to this
city in 1s47. He opened what is now known
as Willards Hotel. which, under his man
agement. became the best known hostelry
in the United States. He femAined at the
head of the hotel management until the
close of the war, when he retired. He Is
substantially interested In "a large number
Of capitalistic enterprises; isnone of the
heaviest holders Of real estate In the Dis
trict and is always at the front in every
public movement of interest and benefit
to the District of Columbia. lMr. Willard
was chairman Of the same committee in
1889. His present associates are:
Ashford, snowden Lipscombs w. p.
Brown, George H. Macafty, Daniel J.
Carver. Frank N. Martin, Arthur
Callum, Robert q. Marsh. VIM. J.
Carvington. VIM. H. Miller. BENJAMIN
Cottrell q. B. Morsell. 8. T. g.
Cook. william A. Messer, David
Curriden, Samuel W. Noyes, Thomas G.
Donn. Edward W., jr. Norwood, Thomas
Dugan. william w. Powers George II.
Graham, r. H. Read, A. NJ
Gale. Thomas M. Smith. William r.
Galloway, John r. Twombly. H. H.
Hale, c. F. Valentine A. b.
Hay, Edwin b. Willard. Caleb c,
Harvey, Frederick Lived. John ].
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Mr.. Milton M. Holland is one of the best
known colored men in Washington. He is
native of Ohio and during the war gained
high reputation for courage and bravery
In the Union army. He came to Washing
ten several years ago, when appointed TO a
position in the Treasury Department, and
some time later took up the practice of law
here. He has performed many valuable
services for the republican party and is
man of much force and character.
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1Iflitery Organi.ations.

The committee on military organisations
kept record showing the names. strength
and location Of each command announcing
its intention to participate in the inaugural
parade. saw that suitable quarters were
provided for such organisations, and Ii re-
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SoP's -" AsAo hAAS oP
ly officer to that posi-
experience altogether
of soldering and is an
gentleman.
Of the committee are:
Moore, Col. VIM. G.
Mosher. Lieut.. COLT.
McIntire, Maj. w. C.
McKim. Capt. sab.
May, Capt. Henry
. Mock, Capt. ]. L.
McElroy, John
Mulliken, Col. ]. c.
Marean, Morell
Noble. Capt. H.
Neumeyer, Maj.E.H.
Nailor. Capt. A, Jr.
. Ordway, Gen. A.
Ourand, Capt. c. II.
O'Brien. Maj. r. A.
Pyles, Capt. Il. A.
Prince, capt. H. L.
Porter, Capt. 1. d.
Parmenter, Capt. H.
H.
=. Peck. Gen. T. S.
Rutherford. CoI.R.G.
Revells, Maj. f. c.
Ross, Maj. b. K.
Robbins, Lieut.. A. p.
Reeves, Col. I. H.
Smith, Col. c. ].
Sumner, Col. S. s.
Shannon, Thos. j.
Strong. Maj. Frank
Shelley, Gen. c. NJ.
Smith, Lieut.. b. J.
Smithmeyer. Maj. J.
L.
. Suess, Maj. o. L.
. Singleton, Capt. I'D.
Simms, Lieut.. r. ID.
Spear. Gen. Ellis
Supplee, Lieut.. Col.
J. Frank
Strickland. Col. ]. Fl.
. Stewart, Gen. T. ].
Stryker. Gen. w. S.
Turnbull. Maj. j. G.
Thayer, Mai. r. H.
Tierney. Maj. NJ. v.
Thompson, Maj. G.
Tutherly. Capt. He.
Taylor, Capt. j. G.
Thatcher, o. D.
oitii, 1<lSut. SOi- M.
+.
Vincent. Gen. T. N.
Wilson, Maj. c. /.
Woodward, Col. GA.
. Wright, Gen. VI. j.
Walton, Lieut.. Col.
Clifford s.
Wilson, Mai. F. I.
Walker, Lieut.. ]. i.
Wiggin. Capt. S. II.
Wright. Maj. M.B.C.
Williams, Gen. H. H.
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Reception.
The reception committee will receive and
extend proper courtesies to President Nc
Kinley and Vice President Hobart and
members of their parties and other dis
tinguished guests at the inaugural ball.
The chairman of this committee is Gen.
Nelson A. Miles. commanding the United
States army. The history of his career is
familiar to every American school boy. The
other members of the committee are as
follows:
Gardiner G. Hubbard, vice chairman.
Captain F. Michler, United States army,
secretary.
Supreme Court of the United States
Chief Justice Melville W. Fuller, Justice
Stephen ]. Field Justice John NJ. Harlan
Justice Horace Gray, Justice David J..
Brewer. Justic Henry B. Brown. Justice
George Shiras, jr., Justice Edward d.
White, Justice Rufus w. Peckham, Clerk
James H. McKenney.
Court of Appeals of the District Of Co.
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y
Leonard, John r.
Loefher. Andreas
Lloyd, John II.
Maher, James d.
. Meads. Charles c.
Middleton, Robert L.
Moran, Patrick T.
Morgan, Frank p.
Moseley. Edw. A.
Moore, David
Mayer. Ernst
Mahoney, Will F.
Mccarthy, Chas. A.
n .Donald, Jas. F.
Mcdonald. Robert
Mcdonnell. B. A.
Mckay. ]. Martin
McKenney, VIM. A.
>1cSween. Angus
icKee, Henry H.
Moore, Charles
Naimaster, Fredk.
O'Brien, Samuel
O'Donnell. John H.
O'Neill, John F.
Parish. Joseph w.
Pickford, Thos. H.
Power, ]. Neal
Petty, James 7.
Powell, J. E.
Ralston, J. H.
Rask, Harry G.
Repetti. Fred. F.
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