The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-05
PLACES In THE PARADE
Applications for the Inaugural Pa
geant Coming III Every Day.
Committee on Reviewing Stands
Aiming TO Keep the Supervision of
Their Construction in Its own
Hands-Bin To Appropriate Funds
for illuminating Public Buildings

The question Of the proposed electric il
Illumination of the Government buildings
curing the coming inaugural ceremonies
on the nights Of March ;. 4 and >. IS eX-
pected 4, come before Congress on Monday
when Senator Gauinger viii probably pre-
sent the bill drafted BY the Inaugural Com
mfttee appropriating $21, 600 for the pur-
pose. The Inaugural Committee has re-
ceivea great encouragement from mer-
chants and citizens generally. who are en-
Enthusiastically inclined to fail in with the
suggestions of the Committee for the IL
Elimination OF the stores and residences on
the lie of march of the inaugural parade.
and elsewhere It is anticipated that the
Government will do its part toward the
proposed illumination and grant an appro-
prfatIon for the electric illumination Of the
White House and grounds, the Capitol, the
Treasury, the Postofice Department, and
the State, War. and Navy Building.
The committee is more in earnest than
ever in its desire TO secure attractive
ness in the reviewing stands. and thus
present a pleasing contrast to the IN
slightly structures that have disfgured
che streets and concealed the public
buildings at former inaugurations- Re-
quests have been sent to all Government
departments, requesting that the erec-
ton Of stands in front Of the public
buildings be delegated 10 the Inaugural
Committee. The committee anticipates
a favorable consideration Of the request
It desires TO erect the stands in con-
fOrmiJy with its own plans, charging a
nominal sum for seats TO the Govern
ment clerks who desire 10 use them
Formerly contributions were collected for
the purpose and in The past many sands
have been erected at the public build ngs
in such a manner as TO injure the ap
pearance of these structures Il IS also
hoped that the committee can induce he
District Commissioners 10 order that no
permits for the erection of stands By
private individuals are 10 be granted OK
cept on the approval Of the Inaugural
Committee.
Il is understood that Gen. Franeis Y.
Greene Chief Marshal OF the coming, IN
augurat parade. has rendered the appoint
menC as SlzSf OF stan 10 New YORK
man who Is expected 10 be in the city to-
day. In the event Of an acceptance Of
this tender the announcement OF the ap-
pointmept will be made before the Chief
MarshaFs departure for the metropolis,
Sunday night
Chairman NJ L Weller 7o1ay announced
the following as the personnel Of the Elk
ecuJiye Committee of the Committee Oh
Public Comfort NJ 1. Weller, Chairman;
Charles Moore, Vice Chairman, James F.
Hood, Secretary: J. W Babson. Henry K.
Beck Charles F. Renjamin John B. Brady.
William J. Browning. w B. Bryan, Dr.
F T. Chaulberlin, A B. Coppes. James II.
Forsyth. Dr.. ". B. French, Edward J.
Hannah. arthur Hendricks. Burt W. Ken
Redy E r. Levy, Oscar Luckett, Michael
A Lynch F. B. Lyon, Thomas H Mckee,
J William Mckinley, James D MaheT.
George " Moss Dr.. T. 7 RepetI, A j.
Schafh.rt. Charles W Schneider a Ralph
Server. Henry K Simpson. AiOHzo H.
Stewart, Dr. William Tndail Evan H.
Tucker. and c. L. Ucker
The following selections OF the mem
bers OF the Committee on Military Or
CARNATIONS have been approved by Chair
man Edison: Gen George H Har- les,
Chairman; Major r. D. ST ms. Vice Chair
man; + J. Whitehead, Secretary
Committee. 1SOI-Lieut- Howard BeaH,
D. G n C; Major Arthur Brooks, D. C
y. G.; Capt. E. H Brian, D C n G.;
Lieut. R B. Brummett. D. c. Naval Bat
talon: Capt. John y. Campbell, D. C y
G.; Major Il c. Carbaugh, L. s A; "
S. Coursey; Lieut.. Robert 3. Coyington,
D. c. n c; Lieut.. c. W Dendeld, u. s.
N: Col Frank H Denny, L. 5. N. C.;
Col. Isaac N De Russy, L s. A; Capt
Z. c. Edwards, D. c. y. G.; Lieut.. VIII
son B. Evans, D c. y. G.; Col D. S.
Gordon. L. S 3. (retiredl: Commander
Robert P. Hams. D. c. Naval Battalion;
Major George Henderson, D. c. NJ; II Ut.
Leroy W. Heron. D. G. N CT Caps.
William s. Hodges. D. c n c.: Lisut.
Commander s a Hopkins. D c Naval
Battalion: Sidney r Jacobs: Major John
A Johnston, L. s A; Capt.
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James B. Laokey; Major H. 3. LOCKER:
Lieutenant Commander II. McCrea. Z. S
n; Major Victor McNally. L. S. A: Lieut.
c. G. Mortimer. D C n G.: Lieut. Col
Thee Mosher. D. c. NJ. Lieut. Arthur n
AuzZy, D c. y. C: Lieut. Bert :. Nelli-
gan. D. c. \. G.; Major E. H Neumeyer
D. c. n: Lieut.. Col. r. A O'Brien. D c
y. G. Major Charles H Ourand. D. c. NJ
Capt Andrew Parker. D c. VI; W. "
Price. New Haven. Conn; Major H. H
Parmenter, D. c. N; Capt J. 81. Pipes
Col William 4. Rafferty,, L. S. a; Capt
e. 2. briggs. D. c. NJ: Capt Alfred P
Robbins, D. c. N; Lieut.. c. F. Roberts
D. c. " G.; Lieut. Col. Burton r. Ross
D. C \. C; Lieut. Col Benjamin r. Rus
sell, L S NJ c.; Major Francis VI
SchreineT, Z s. V; Paymaster George "
Simpson, L S. N; Lieut.. P. W Smith, j.
c. y. G.; Capt. Charles ". Taylor, L. 6
A; Major Michael Y. Tierney. d. c. NJ;
Capt John S. Tomlinson, d. c. y G.
Col Emmett n. UrelI. D c. N G.; Lieut.
C. A. Won Dachenhausen. D. c. y G.;
Lieut. Col H H Whitney. T. s. A; Major
GIendie 3. Young, D. c y G.; Capt E
" Tea. D. Q. y. g.
Communications have been received By
Secretary George C. Lewis, Of the Civic
Organizations Committee, from three
prominent Republican organizations. re-
questing assignment in line IN the coming
inaugural parade
The Young Mems Republican Club Of
wilmington. Del. proposes TO be repre-
scented in the parade BY a delegation Of
30 men and the club band.
One hundred and twenty-five members
Of the Garrett A. Hobart Association Of
Newark, y. J., accompanied by the drum
For - Cold Ia the Head
laxative Hromo-Q uinine Tablets.