The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-08-13
PROGRAMME FOR THE WEEK.

When the Drills Will Take Place-The Daily
Routine of the Camp.
The official programme for the week is as fol-
lows:
Monday, Aug. IS, A. M.-Federal salute at sun
rise. Reveille, A VI. Breakfast call 6 A. NJ.
Police call, A, VI. Sick call, 7:l5 A. NJ. Guard
mounting, A, NJ. Reception of troops and FOR
nation or camp completed. Dinner call, 10 NJ.
Monday, z. M.-Commencement of artillery
section drill, Indiana Legion. First prize, $500;
second prize, $3.50 ReEimental dress parade, 6
p. NJ. Supper call, $50 p. NJ. Eetreat-evening
gun shutdown. Tattoo. $50 P NJ Taps, 10
p. NJ.
Tuesday, Aug. II, 4. M.-salute and camp calls
as on previous day. Artillery section drill, In
diana Legion, completed. Artillery section drill,
free-fOr-all, commenced. First prize, $500; Sec
ond prize. 5000. Dinner call, IL NJ.
Tuesday, p. M.-Artillery section drill, free
for-all, completed. Indiana Legion infantry dIll
commenced. First prize, S4O0; second, 5000.
Single prize, best infantry company organized
since July l, 1882, 800. Regimental dress
parade, 6 Z. NJ.
Wednesday, Aug 15 A M.-sautes and camp
calls as on preceding day. Indiana Legion in,
Army Of the Republic. Old soldiers and ex-
prisoners of war. Passing in review. Awarding
of the Grand Army cash prizes and the elegant
NOrdyke MarmOn silk banner to the post
bringing on the ground the largest number of
men in proportion to membership. After
which grand reception will he held in the ro-
tunda of the Exposition building. Speeches
will be made by Governor Porter, General Man
son, Mayor Grubbs, and others. Grand national
salute by all the batteries at II NJ Dinner call
1890.
Wednesday. 2. M.-Prize drills of the companies
of the First Veteran regiment of infantry. Iu-
diana Legion; first prize, 5000; second prize,
800 ZOuave drlll, Indiana Legion; prize, 300.
Dress parade First Veteran regiment, Indiana
Legion, p. NJ. Supper call at
$50 r. NJ. Retreat and camp calls as on
Tuesday. In the streets OF the city, evening.
Grand industrial pageant of the Harvest Home.
moving panorama of the industries of the city
and the State under brilliant illumination and
fire works.
Thursday, Aug. 16, A. M.-salute and camp
calls on preceding day. Inspection company
quarters, $50 A. NJ. Grand free iOr-all Infantry
drill. First prize, 81 ,500 second prize, $3.50.
Dinner call, IL NJ.
Thursday, p. M.-Grand free-for-all four-gun
battery mounted Artillery drill; prize, $400.
Free f0r-all Cavalry drill: prize, 5000. Cavalry
drill, Indiana Legion. First prize, $780, second
prize, $3.50. Grand inspection aud review of all
troops by the Governor and staff. p. m.
Parade of the entire command Through the
city at $50 r. NJ.
Friday. Aug. II, a. M.-Salute and camp calls
as on previous day. Grand free-fOr-all Infantry
drill, completed. Dinner call, IL NJ
Friday, p. M.-Free-for-all gatling gun drill.
Prize elegant silver cup, offered by the Calling
Gun Co. of Hartford, Conn.
The browning ev ent of the week will be the
grand battle, to he participated in by all troops
infantry, cavalry, mounted artillery and gat-
lings, to close with the stOrmng of the fort and
capture of the garrison.
Awarding the prizes
Close of the campaign.