The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-30
NOTES AND ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Organizations Called On to Meet and Pre-
pare to Attend the Funeral.
The Columbus barracks military band eighteen
pieces, j. N. Horn, leaderl are stopping at the
Grand Hotel.
The jefferson Club of Bloomington, Ills, have
advised the committee that they will attend,
and have asked a place in the procession.
General Burton, of Washington, D. c., and
Gen. E. B. Finley. Acknowledgment of Ohio.
will be present at the obseguies of the Vice
president.
Lieutenant-governor Manson arrived in the
city yesterday and viewed the remains of the
at the courthouse during the
afternoon.
j. F. Miller, superintendent of the Panhandle,
has rendered to the committee on arrangements
the use of his carriages and horses on the day Of
the funeral.
1t is requested that all citizens willing to lend
their private carriages for use tomorrow will
report before noon to-day to either Frank Bird
or James Renihan.
Owing to the serious illness of Mrs. Porter,
Governor Porter has been compelled to resign
his position as pail bearer. The vacancy will be
filled this morning.
Judge and Mrs. Noonan, of st. Louis. will ar
rive in the city to-day to attend the funeral of
the late Vice president. The Judge is one of the
most prominent young Democrats in Missouri.
The delegation from the Tammany Hall gen.
eral committee and the Tammany Society, to
attend the funeral of Vice-president Hendricks,
left New York last evening. There were forty
of them.
The Union Fraternelle Franchise met yester-
day afternoon and decided to turn out in a body
to attend the funeral of the late Vice president,
and a ommitte of three was appointed to draft
appropriate resolutions.
The German Veterans Association held a
meeting yesterday afternoon, and resolved to at
tend, as citizens and in a body, the funeral of
the Vice-president. Henry Albershardt was
chosen marshal and to make all necessary ar
rangements. The veterans extend an invitation
to other citizens who may desire to fall into the
ranks and march with them.
Mrs. Hendricks yesterday received a large
number of letters of coincidence, but all were of
a purely personal nature and of no interest to
the public. No message was received during the
day from the President regarding his coming.
Mrs. Hendricks, although having no direct as
surance upon which to base her opinion, was dis
posed to think that the President would come,
for the reason that it was announced that it was
his determination to do so.
CALLS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
The committee on finance will meet at the
Journal Office this morning at 10 o'clock.
The Classical School will follow the example
of the public schools, and will remain closed to-
day and tomorrow.
All persons to whom kilograms may como an
nouncing the coming of organizations of any
kind to participate in the funeral obseQues OF the
late Vice-president are requested to report the
sam at the Office of Postmaster Jones.
All the members of St. Patrick's Total Absti-
hence Society are requested to meet at Sc
Johns Hall on Tuesday, Dec. l, 1885, at 10
o'clock, to attend the funeral Of Vice president
Hendricks.
A meeting of workingmen is called for Mon
day evening. at 1870, at 1884, East Washington
street, to further arrange for the march in the
funeral procession. A large attendance is de-
sired. All persons desiring to participate should
report promptly at or before 11:30 A. NJ. on Tues
day at the above address. By order of COM
mittee.
Committees are requested to meet at the post
Office at 10 o'clock this morning to report pro-
gress and report arrangements.
OscAa b. HoRD, Chairman.
The committee on reception of foreign guests
will meet this morning, at 1O o'clock, at the
rooms of the United States District judge. A
full and prompt attendance is requested.
B. HARRISON. Chairman.
All members of the Hendricks Club, and those
desiring to march with them, are requested to
meet at the Supreme Court room Tuesday morn
ing at 1890 o'clock, sharp, Badges can be OBJ
tanned at the office of Secretary of State to-day.
r. O.. JOHNSON, Marshal
To teachers and patrons of the public schools;
In accordance with the recommendation of the
Board OF School Commissioners, the schools will
be closed on Monday and Tuesday of this week
in honor of the late Vice-president. Teachers
need not report at their buildings on either day.
l.. H. JONES.
Superintendent Schools.
All non-military organizations have been as
signed to Third Division. and they are hereby
ordered to rendezvous on Ohio street, west OF
Mississippi. and north and south on mississippi
street, Tuesday morning, at 10 O'Clock sharp, and