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

til further orders, make detail each day to fire
the morning and evening gun.
SO. There shall be no discharging of firearms,
blowing of bugles or beating of drums, except
by the regular calls that will be sounded at reg
ular hours, and such calls shall De as iGIiows'
fast call, $50 A. NJ; police call, T:l5 A.. NJ; SICK
call, 8 A. NJ; guard mount, $50 A. NJ drill call,
0 A, NJ; dinner call, IL NJ; drill call, 2 p NJ;
dress parade, p NJ; supper cali, 6:3O p NJ;
tattoo, &c P. M; taps, 1915 P. NJ.
"AIusicians will practice during the morning
hour for drill, and will occupy the northwest
"a Commissioner officers will bo held per-
SOnally responsible for the cleanliness OF quar-
tiers and the department OF the men under their
command.
IS. The following sections of Indiana arti-
lery will drill on Monday, Aug. ID; Rockville
Battery, 2 p. NJ; Shelbyville Battery, p. NJ :;
Section A, indianapolis Light Artillery, 4 p NJ
"rhe commanding officer of each section VIII
receive his programme one hour previous 10 the
JAMES r. CARNAHAN.
"Brigadter-general Commanding
"ROBERT EMMETT, Colonel and A. A. Il.
After parade the Indianapolis Light Infantry
and drum corps went through drlll which sur
prised and delighted their friends Inc klch-
ardson Zouaves and Tecumseh Rifles made a
good appearance in the parade. large NUM-
Der of ladirs remained after the parade ana VS.
tied the boys in their quarters, some or them
sitting down to supper and sharing u soldier 8
fare.
John Stevens, late of the Crescent Rifles OF
New Orleans, now a machnist at the Atlas
Works, was a visitor at the camp yesterday.
Mrs. Rhodius sent in three dozen chickens to
the Light Infantry for supper yesterday. This
supply of food tended materially to lessen the
suffering incident TO a soldiers life.
Members of the Thirty-t third regiment, Indiana
volunteers. are requested to call on H, Lester,
at Horace McKay's office (postotfice building,
who will furnish each member with regimental
badge, to be worn during the encampment
The Indianapolis Light Infantry say that they
will have to beat Company e, of Chicago, and
prize. Both are tirst-class companies and if
they do, the town Will be painted very bright
vermllllon.
The Chicago Drum Corps that will drill against
the Light Infantry Drum Corps for the special
prize of 5000, is an old organization, and good
one. They have been hard at work for three
weoks ana the Indianapolis boys think the con-
test Will be close and spirited
The commanders of posts of the Grand Army
OF the Republic are equested TO prepare com
plete roster OF the members who will be in at
tendance, and furnish 1t to General McGlnnls,
the chairman of the committee on Grand
Army day." Immediately upon their arrival III
the city.
1t is hard to please everybody. Some of the
veterans at Camp Morton are already growing
at the hard tack furnished. They think it alto
gether too good. They expected it to he so hard
that they would have TO break it with an ak,
ana have enough vermicular life IN 1t to furnish
the grease to fry 1t in.
At the headquarters of the Grand Army
Guard On the Exposition Grounds, there will he
kept a book for the purpose of registering
the name, company and regiment. and present
postotiice address of all old soldiers who may be
In attendance at the encampment. 1t is earnest
ly requested that all old Veterans VIII not fail
to register their names, as IT, Will be to their IN
terest. The register of names received VIII be
published in the Grand Army Guard for future
reference.