The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-08
THE MILITARY CARNIVAL
To Open Tuesday Evening-The Pro-
gramme for the Week.

This week the military carnival takes
the lead of all amusements, and the ne y
armorY of the Richardson Zouaves and
Light Artillery on College aveRue, viii be
the center of attraction every day and even.
ing after Tuesday. The decorations o. the
armory in anticipation OF the weeks festivi-
ties were completed yesterday, and the in
terror of the building has been made cheer.
full and pleasant with flags. shields aud nu-
merous devices OF an artistic character, and
when on Monday the various stalls have
been completely furnished with the Gu
riositiss loaned for the occasion, 1t
will be found that a very interesting
exhibit awaits the thousands who are ex-
pected to favor the carnival with their
presence.
The requests OF the committee for the loan
OF military relics and curiosities have been
gratefully responded TO, aud others who may
have such specimens TO place at the service
OF ihe cUmulttee NAV leave word " moro n
with Miss Lizzie .. Callis, at the S ate
Library. or at the Annoy, and then coatfi-
bulioDs Will be sent fer u they SO desire.
Ire ladies' Of the Indianapolis Orphans
Home an institution that has onethirt
81 sre In the receipts OF the carnival will
have booth for the dIsp ay aud sale of f4acy
articles of this CT aracler to be sold for The
benefit OF the Orphans 6oGe ara requested
to send them either 70 Mrs. Duncan,
corner of Home avenue and Alabsma street,
Or Mrs Rsssett, 373 North Delaware street.
The exhibit of Fletcher Noes curiosities of
animal and insect lie will also be most
attractive feature.
The programme for the week is now being
generally distributed throughout the city.
On Tuesday evening there will be grand
concert By the Lyra; on Wednesday evening
drills by the Light Infantry, the Light Artil-
lery and Richardson IDuaves; on Thursday
evening another concert with a miscellane
Gus proeramme and on Friday evening
grand military ball, tickets for which are IS
and supper 81 for two. The general admis-
sion is ten cents in the daytime and twenty
five cents at night.
The following is the progIa nme OF the ex.
ercises:
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 10.
Grand Concert-By Indianapolis Lyra Society.
Greeting TO America-March; Bal; by orcnes
Overture-Piqne Damer: Suppe: bv orchestra
Protect Us Through the Coming Night: Cursh
by laoies' chorus.
Forge in the Forest; Th. Michaelies; by orches.
ira.
Am worther See; Koschat: by mixed chorus
Promenade music
WEDNESDAY EvENING.
Grand March by Battalion.
Indianapolis Light Infantry Exhibition Drill.
- Tableaux Joan of Arc Battle Prayer.
Emmet tIuaros-Ezhibition drill.
INDIANAPOLIS Light MISREPRESENTATION drill.
Tableaux-The attack.
t<cnardson Zouaye3-Drill
Tableaux-After the battle.
THURSDAY Ev1SING. MARCH H.
Grand concert
Overture; by Miller's Orchestra.
Violin solo by Mr. NJ. a. Spades
Duet from 'Chimes of Normandy by Mrs.
Leo N q nc
Soprano solo, selected; by Mrs. Z. z. Tnayer.
Comet 500 by lir. Perry Ingalls,
Soprano solo; by MIS- John G.. New
Reading, selected by Mrs. Hattie Punk.
scene-"Grand Duchess by Mrs. Enrique Mil
Ter.
Overture by Mj1ler's Orchestra.
Grand TaDleauz.