Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-02-15

Marshal second civic division inaugural parade.
disposed of for the occasion of the pageant
A number of the visiting organizations will
bring their horses with them, and these,
with the addition Of the local mounts and
the cavalry horses. will make the equine
factor of the parade quite an important
and extensive one.
The available horses have been classified
as to color. character, disposition and APP
pearance. The visitor may secure the bob
tailed animal with a short name, or he
may have beautiful specimen with flow
ing tail and name. as the case may be-
There are grays and whites, roans, chest
nuts. sorrels, bays and blacks. In size they
range from ponies to abnormally large
draught horses. The most eXacting may
be readily accommodated from the i'm
menSe stock.
The members of the staff of the governor
of New York will bring their own horses,
and make the claim that their mounts will
be the handsomest in the whole line.
The Essex Troops Of New Jersey, who
Will form a portion of the military con-
tingent from that state, will be command
ed by r. Wayne Parker, a representative
in Congress.
Chairman John Joy Edison is particularly
gratified at the prospect of the visit Of
many hundred school children to Washing
ton during the inaugural celebration. The
200 youngsters to be brought on from Chi
cagO by d newspaper of that city will be
augmented by contingents from Atlanta
and from several points in New York and
New England
Meeting of Executive Committee.
A meeting of the inaugural committee has
been called by Chairman Edison for tomor-
row evening at the Arlington Hotel, at
o'clock. 1t will be the first business gath
ering of the committee for nearly three
weeks. and there is considerable work to be
done Notices have been sent out to all
if they have any unfinished business TO be
attended to they will come tomorrow even
ing fully prepared to have the work COM
pleted, so far as the inaugural committee is
concerned
Tickets for the inaugural ball were
placed on sale at the banks. drug stores
and prominent business houses of the city
today. The tickets will be sold at 50 each,
as heretofore, and each will be accompa-
MED by the official souvenir a handsome
volume having been hitherto described in
The Star. The supper tickets are on sale
with the ball cards and are 81 extra A
handsomely engraved dance program Is
given with each souvenir.
The second division of the civic grand
division of the inaugural parade will be
commanded by Gen Richard + Cochran of
New York. Gen. Cochran commanded
civic division in the last inaugural parade
He has been chairman of the national
board of life underwriters and is promi-
nent man in business
Names inadvertently Omitted.
Lieutenant General Nelson A. Miles, chair
man of the reception committee, today an
nOunced the following inadvertent omis-
sions from the published list of his COM
mittee:
As representatives of the navy the fol-
lowing officers of the United States marine
corps: Brigader General Charles Haywood
commandant; Colonel Green Clay Goodloe
Colonel George c. Reid and Colonel Frank
l.. Denny.
As members of the general committee
the following officers of the United States
marine corps: Lieutenant Colonel B. R.
Russell. Major Charles HI. Lauchheimer
Major George Richards and Major T. N.
Wood.
Former Representative w. S. Linton of
Michigan, who is now postmaster at Sagi-
nav, has written that he Will bring a