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capital. These two vessels probably
win anchor off Alexandria tonight or
tomorrow morning. The Lancaster
and Topeka undoubtedly viii reach the
same rendezvous Saturday. 1t has
been ordered at the navy department
/ to keep these vessels off Alexandria
and to bring their crews to this
\ city on ferry boats The big monitor
Puritan is at Washington navy yard,
and viii remain there until after the
( Inauguration.
Veterans VIII Not Participate.
Representative of the various vet
eran organizations who yesterday,
through General Daniel Sickles, de-
/ clined to participate in the inaugural
| ceremonies because they were dissa It's
/ fed with the place assigned them in
/ the parade. today declined an offer of
/ Grand Marshal General Francis p
/ Greene to send guard of honor OF
! twenty men from each local post to act
( as an escort to the president. The vet
Grams declined to have any part in the
/ ceremonies unless this invitation was
1 extended to all members Of veteran or
ganizations, both local and visiting
| from other cities.
| The inaugural committee has COM
/ pletetd every detail of the programme.
| The events to mark President McKin-
i ley'S second induction into office have
been outlined as follows:
/ March 4, - a. m.--Gathering of high
/ government officials, diplomats and es-
/ pecially invited guests in the United
States senate chamber.
! 1850 a. m.--InaugUration of Theodore
/ Roosevelt of New York as vice presi-
dent of the United States. Ceremonies
| in the senate, attended by the presi-
dent and a distinguished company.
| II nOon-President Mckinley takes
| the oath of office in the presence Of the
/ TaIf ina
al address.
y. %. m.-Inaugural parade moves
! from he capitol UP Pennsylvania
1 avenue
1880 p. inflammation of the court
! of honor. in front of the. White House.
7:45 p. m.-Display of aerial fire
works from Washington monument
| grounds.
500 p. INDOORS of pension Office
open for reception of guests of the in
| augural ball.
| 900 D. m--Inaugural ball opened Dy
| President Mckinley.
Tuesday March 5, 1890 a. m.-Dedi-
I cation concert, pension othce, IN honor
| of United States army. Marine band
| 200 p m-Dedicatory concert, pension
| office in honor of the United States
navy. Marine band.
$3.50 p. m.-Dedicatory concert, pen
sion Office, in honor of the states OF
the Union. Marine band.
| Wednesday, MarCn o, H-VV y.
! catory concert, pension office, in honor
of the vice president and speaker OF the
house of representatives. Marine band
and grand chorus of 500 voices.
Inaugural Ceremonies.
Thu inaugural ceremonies proper for
the first time will be conducted by a
Joint committee of the senate and house
the custom heretofore being TO leave
the conduct of the Inauguration enureiy
= j.
gress At IL o'clock Mr.. Roosevelt viii
take the oath of the vice presidency III
the senate chamber in the presence OF
President Mckinley and distinguish
company. After the delivery OF ms IN
augIIraI address the vice president VII
Administer the oath of office to the SEN
Al noon the oath of office will be
administered to President Mckinney py
| Chief Justice Fuller in front OF the
| main entrance to the capitol, where a
stand for this purpose has been con-
| structed. The president then VIII de-
J liver his inaugural address. he vii
| take his luncheon at the capitol before
heading the brilliant inausural paraae
I'D Pennsylvania avenue to the eXecu-
tive mansion.
General Francis V. Greene will head
| the parade as grand marsna1- Rres'-
dent Mckinley will follow, escorted oy
| trOOn A OF Ohio. The body or the pa
rade is divided into two grand dIYi-
sions, military and civic, and Will DC
a notable pageant in many respects A
| company of volunteer troops from Por-
| 70 Rico will form a part of the trSi
| brigade and be an attractive feature OIL
the parade, as will a large detachment
| of sailors and marines.
Social Features, the Ball.
The grand inaugural ball which will
be held in the great court of the pen
sion building will be the social feature
| of the occasion. Large amounts OF
, money are being expended in floral and
| other decorations and the committee
having this part of the programme il
charge have no doubt that this great
! room Will eclipse in point Of beauty ano
brilliancy anything Washington has
seen.
President Mckinley has decided tc
request the designations of all the
members of the cabinet to take effect
, March 4. On Tuesday he viii renOmi-
nate tdem all, with the exception OF
r Attorney General Griggs, who thus fan
has resisted the presidents Emporium
tiles to remain at the head of the de
partment of justice for another foul
years. It is known that Mr.. Griggs has
, | finally decided that his business inter
ests are such that he cannot afford tC
remain and has so Informed the presi
dent. He will remain in Office, how
ever. until about April 1.
The local wOrdngmen expect a gen
eral influx of workingmen from the
states, and will establish a bureau o.
information at the corner OF New Jer-
Sey avenue and G streets, near The
, pose of advising where meals anC
. lodgings may be had at reasonable
rates; also as to any other points OF
, which information may be desired.