The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-30
MEMORIAL DAY.
positions Of the Different Organiza-
tions and Line OF March.

Positions Of the Different Organiza-
tions and Line OF March.
The parade on Memorial Day will move
promptly 1T las p m. in the following
order:
Police John Lang. superintendent. commanding.
II. j. Smock, Grand Mar. bal.
J. n. scboll, Chief of staff
Aids-Ad Herein, VIM, g. Cochran, John Cleland,
c. W. Bridges. q. W. Wheat. James Mcaugh, W.
1sSres Frank p Ryan = pei f. Sra gs1s Ed
Forbes, Andrew Kramer. John Egger. I. ].
sharpe. T. n. Watson. W. II. Henley. Joseph j.
: United States army officers in carriages.
Orator and Chaplain in Carriages.
DIVISION.
Comrade Fred Knefer, Marshal.
~ PAYER MILAN H. Igsssr
Barker and J. L. Bieler.
George a. Thomas Post G. A. r.
Bross Post G. A. X.
George II. Chapman Post @. A. r.
Perryville Post g. A. X
Joseph T. Gordon Post q: A; K
Frank F. Ford Post 6. h
Nsjor Anderson Iost q. A. K.
SECOND DIVISION.
Comrade VIII C. Devids Marshal
Aids-wil Kerchival, Ben ID: House. 8. K.
FLETCHER. g J. ceisan. J. d; Eagle John PSr ,;s'
d. w. swain. John Baker.
Indianapolis Light Infantry.
Emmett Guards
streight Rifles.
Rice Zouaves
Richardson Zouaves.
Indianapolis Light Artillery.
THIRD DIVISION.
Conrade Ben Crane Marshall
Aids-Jscob Matthias, David Edwards, Jacob Mat
tern. Il. T. Johnson, Charles Lockwood, Jacob
Federal Officers in Carriages
State Officers in Carriages.
County Officers in Carriages.
City Officers in Carriages.
City Council aud Board OF Aldermen and Citizens
In Carriages
FOURTH DIVISION.
j. T. Webster commanding and staff
The indianapolis Fire Department
The first division will form on New York
street, right resting on Delaware, deploying
eastyardiy.
The second division on Delaware street,
right resting ON New York, deploying north
wsrdly.
The third division will form on Mass.
.chusetts avenue. right resting at intersection
OF Delaware street, deploying southwest
wardly.
The fourth division will form on New
York street. right resting at intersection of
Massachusetts, avenue, deploying west
wardly.
The line if march will be south on Ala
hama street to Washington, west On Wash
ington TO Illinois, north on Illinois to Mar
ket cast on Market to Circle, TO the right
round Circle to Meridian, north on Meridian
to North, west on North to Railroad where
cars will be in waiting TO take all to North
Indianapolis. On arriving at North Indian
apolis the column will resume its formation
and march to the cemetery
The military will enter the cemetery at
reverse arms. The memorial exercises will
be opened with prayer by Rev j. III. Ala.
baster. The annual address will be delivered
by ComTade John l.. Nc Master, and imms-
dlately following the address the ceremony
of decorating the soldiers graves will be at
tended to by the members OF the g. A r
All organizations and citizens in carriages
participating In the parade are hereby or
dered to report at the place of rendezvous
at 80 D. NJ. sharp.
The cars will leave the Union Depot az .
O'Clock D. M. and leave North street ut 2:L5
No person ad mitted to the train without q
ticket.
By order OF Committee.
ID. J. SMocK Grand Marshal.
J. F. EcHoLL, Chief of Staffff
The special train to Crown Hill to-day
for decoration services will leave the
Union Depot promptly at 2 clock, and will
leave North street at 2:15 No person is al
lowed to go upon the train without ticket.
Each person pays for his ticket. except
members of bands and military Companies
under arms. All comrades OF Grand Army
Posts SoDs of Veterans and others pay their
own way, at the usual price, twenty five
cents round trip.