The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-08-17
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
The following was the ordnr OF nrocessin

NETT, A. A. G.; Colonel Eli Lilly chief of artii-
seryi Or; D; a. Comingor, surgeon general;
ard, A. D. C.; Captain John c. F. Gordon. A. d.
C.; Captain X. j. Ingram, inspector of rifle prac-
tice First Illinois cavalry; Lieutenant G. s
Cleaver. quartermaster First Illinois cavalry;
Lieutenant IngvOr Larsen; Captain A j. Saw
yer, assistant surgeon First Illinois cavalry:
General f. c. Loud, A. d. c. to commandment
chief of G. A. r.
Aides.-C. F. Shoemaker, Macy Malott, Claude
Grifhth, John Murphy. Walter Alexander, Ed
Orderles.
Evansville Cavalry Company, Captain Garvin,
Drum Major.
Franklin Military Band, twenty pieces
Miller Grenadier Band.
First Regiment.
Colonel Eli F. Ritter, Adjutant W. c. David.
COOrs.
Company G, Lafayette, Captain Flynn.
Company D, Covington. Captain r. G. Nelson.
Company K, Columbus, Captain David Newsom
Company H, Delphi, Captain Grus, Frst-lieu-
tenant Gresham, Seoond-lieuten-
ant W. F. Lytle.
Second Regiment.
Teeumseh Rifles Drum COrns.
Miller Grenaders, Captain G. w Koontz
Company l, Washington, Captain ii. Clark,
CoOrs.
Richardson Zouaves, Captain Richardson.
Dick Thompson ZOuaves. Captain Feltus
WOrthington Guards Captain A. s. Helms First
lieutenant @. G. Sanders, Second
lieutenant e. Ellis.
loway. First-lieutenaht T. w. Gray, Sec
Ond lieutenant Charles Hanay.
Iecumseh hlnes. CAPTAIN Il. j. Griffith, First
lieutenant G. S. Tart on, Second lieu
tenant F. e. Richards
Streight Rifles, Orderly Sergeant Davis.
Classical School Cadets, Captain Bryce
RusslaVlile Corhet Band, Drum Major Ed Sc
gersOn.
Waterloo mortal band, ]. NJ. Kilnsey, drum
major.
Third regiment tSt. Louis drum corps.
Third regiment, Colonel l. f. KIRK, Major We'll
come Rice, Adjutant John Geunebeck
Waterloo RIFLES, CAPTAIN X. W. Mcbride, First
Lieutenant John G. Brand, Second Lieuten-
$50 ssr ant James p. MoCague.
Peru Light Infantry colors, A. Ii. Skinner. color
sergeant
Russiavflle Light Infantry, Lieuteant Command
ing q. W. Topping, Second Lieutenant
a. y. Sailing.
Company /, Elkhart National Guard, Captain
John Nogel, First Lieutenant A. f. Ianhart
Second Lieutenant Herbert Compton
Company e, Peru Light Infantry, Lieutenant II.
Il. Boley, commanding.
Company G, Valparaiso Blues. Captain A. w.
Lytle, First Lieutenant WIN. L. Brown,
Second Lieutenant VIM. O. Wells.
Lebanon Rifles, Captain ]. NJ. Powell, First
Lieutenant f. g. Duval, Second Lieu
tenant James SEWERS.
Artillery secIiOns.
Leqtenant-colonel J. A. Closer, Adjutant Irwin
h0p IaenioI Dr, LoEp p assistant surgeon;
indianapolis Light Artillery
six guns; fifty-fye men. Captain g W. Johnston,
Senior First Lieutenant Ernest Ktz, Junior
First Lieutenant W. A. Lyon, Second
Lieutenant James A Curtis; DR..
William Wands, surgeon.
To-DAY's PROGRAMME.
The guard mounting will be at A. NJ by the
Third Regiment; at $50 A. M. the Dick Thomp-
son zouaves will drill forty-five minutes. At
9;15 A. Nj. the Paris Light Infantry will open
the drill in the free-fora infantry drill, 81 500
frat money, forty-five minutes being flowed to
each competitor. They will be followed by Com
pany q, of tho Third Missouri Regiment; tho