The times., 1899-10-01

this committee, and the meeting closed the
long list of working subcommittee5. Chair
man Greenlees was thanked for his untir-
ing energy and devotion, and the compli-
ment was passed on to the vice chairman
and secretary. Maier Sylvester requests
that all members of the, committee who
failed to be sworn in yesterday attend
meeting at his Office, on Monday at 10 a. M.
when they will be given their shields.
Students I'm Line.
The students of the three departments
of Georgetown University are making cab
crate preparations for their display in the
civic parade of Monday night. One thou
sand students are expected to be in line
from the college. medical and law schools
There will be profuse display of the ma
tlonai and college color5, and number of
transparencies will II be carried by the
marching collegians. The college division
will form on Second Street, facing south,
with the head of thescolumn resting on the
north side of Indiana Avenue northwest
The students win report at that place at
8 O'Clock p. m. Monday to the university.
marshals, Messrs. Jnhn J. Kirby, John e.
Moore, and Frank S. Mack 4as
The list of the members of the commit
tee which will accompany the special train
TO New York tomorrow morning will not
be given out until tonight Vice Chairman
Cox viii have charge of the train, Chair
man Moses remaining in the city.
The crew OF the Olympia will arrive over
the Pennsylvania Railroad at O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon. Quarters have been
engaged for 2S6 men at the Metropolitan
Hotel.
Public Buildings to Close
The Library OF Congress will be closed
from o'clock p. m. on Monday, October
2, and remain so until o'clock on Tues
day, October 3, 1899, for the convenience
of the employees desiring to participate in
the ceremonies attending the reception of
Admiral Dewey.
All postal stations throughout the city
viii be closed at p. IN. on Monday to
enable the employees TO witness the parade
On Tuesday one delivery will be made at
7:30 a. m. Mail for the departments can
be obtained at the carriers window from
to 1890 a. m, and public mail from 6
to p. m. Stations A, b, C, d, f, and G
will be open from to Ii a. M and to 7
! p IN.
! limited number of tickets for seats on
/ the stand Tuesday, October 3, for the pres
entation OF the sword TO Admiral Dewey
/ have been reserved for naval officers living
number OF tickets viii not admit of sup
plying more than one or two TO each fam
lly even If the privilege is not accepted by
I everybody. In order that these tickets
may be distributed in such a manner that
all will be used, and those wishing them
may get them if practicable, it is requested
/ that application be made at once to the
Adiutant General of the Army, War De-
partment, and the Chief of the Bureau of
| Navigation. Navy Department. All appli-
| cations to receive consideration must be
in Room %, War Department, and Room
zoo, Navy Department, BY 10 O'Clock Sun
day morning. Uniform for officers. full
| dress.
subscriptions Received.
The following subscrintions were receiv-
ed yesterday: ]. H. Ashton, SIS; Six Lit
tie Tailors S.; Thomas P. cleaves, s5;
William H. Rupp. $5; Washington, Alex
andria, and Mount Vernon Railway Com
pany, $l00; G. E. Abbot, $40; National
Hotel, $25; Frank w. Hackett, $5: ]. V.
n. Huyck, SO; E. B. Hay So; William Van
| Devanter S.; Myers &c Anderson, SO; John
B. Sleman, S..