The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-27

sons. This was necessary in order to make the
observance of the occasion of the funeral so
that it would be attended with the marks of
respect and esteem which his fellow citizens
wish to pay him.
1t was suggested that Mr.. English be also a
member of the reception committee, which sug-
gestion was taken by consent.
The chair named the following committee on
receptions
BENJAMIN HARRISON. Chairman.
DANIEL w. VOORHEES,, w. H. CALK1Ns,
W. g. NIBLAoK, BYRON X. ELLIOTT,
j. II. MCDONALD FRANKLIN LANDERS,
DAVID TURPIE, MAHI.oN D. MANSON,
WILLIAM a. WOODS FREDERICK RAND,
WILLIAM 5 HOLMAN, WILLIAM WALLACE,
A. L. RoACHE
The committee on arran ngements was then
named as follows:
OSCAR B. HoRD, Chairman.
f. B. MARTINDALE, JNO c. New,
JOHN @. SHOEMAKER JOHN III. HOLIDAY,
VIM. r. HOLLOWAY, JAMES II. RICE,
JOHN A. HOLMAN, NAPOLEON B. TAYLOR,
JOHN W. MURPHY, EDWARD HAWKINS
CAS- BYFIELD, JAMES Il. MITCHELL,
ALEX. Is. CONDUIT, AQUILLA JONES,
WIN. HENDERSON. ALEX. q. AYRES
ROBERT S. FOSTER, FREDERICK kNEFLER-
JOHN f. WALIICK, w. @. THOMPSON,
JAMES RENIHAN JOHN e. LAME,
ADOLPH SEIDENSTICKER, JOHN j. COOPER
JOSEPH L. COBB, PIERCE NORTON,
JOHN l.. MCMASTER, WIN. F. CHRISTIAN
VoLNEY T. MALoTT, WIN. d. BYNuM,
S. K FLETCHER VIM r. MYERS
WILLIAM WESLEY WOODEN.
W. H H. Miller chairman of the Bar A $50
citation of indianapolis. asked that members of
the bar who present would give an express
sion as to the time and place for holding bar
meeting.
Charles L. Holstein moved that the bar meet
ing be held in the federal courtroom, tomorrow
friday morning, at 10 o'clock which motion
prevailed, and the meeting adjourned.
Immediately after the adjournment of the cit
liens meeting the committee arrangements
was called together by the chairman, Oscar b.
Hord, and the following subcommittee were ar
| ranged from among its membership:
On Railroads-V. T. NIalott, chairman: Aqula
jones, A. B; Conduit N. B. Taylor, W. c. Thompson.
On Line of March-Frederick Kneher, chairman and
marshal: Edward Hawkins, r. S. Foster James L.
Mitchell, VIM. +. Christian, James II. Rice, VIM. r.
On Music-Wam D. Bynum, chairman John F.
f. Cobb.
On Finance--Iohn j. Cooper chairman: John G.
New. +. b. Martindale. John W. Murphy VIM. Hen
derson, William Wesley Woolen.
oaboe On DecQrstiO17W ;a r Hoovsy chairman s X
j. l.. McMaster, John A. Holman.
On Carliages-James Renihan, chairman; John E.
Lamb, John H. Holiday
AS executive committee was then chosen, com
posed of the chairmen of each of the sub-com@
mlttees, as follows: Oscar B. Hord, chairman;
Frederick knef1er, VIM d. Bynum, John j.
Coorer, w r. Holloway James Renihan
The committee on arrangements then ad-
Journed. The executive committee will meet
this morning, at o'clock. at the law Office of
Baker, Hord & Hendricks.
Immediately following the adjournment of the
citizens meeting, the committee on reception
met in Judge VIM. A. Woods's chambers The
meeting was wholly informal, and resolved itself
into general conversation as 20 what was
to he done aud how best to do it. Senator Har
rison mentioned that he had received dispatch
that thirteen senators would be present but the
dispatch did not even impart their names
Speaker Carlisle will probably appoint similar
representation from the House.
On motion of Judge Roache, subcommittee
was appointed consisting of Senator Harrison,
Judge W. E. Niblack and Hon. VIM Fl English
to ascertain by correspondence and otherwise
precisely what officials would be here-Cabinet
officers senators, representatives. Governors of
States. etc.-when they would take trains for
this point and when they would arrive here and
report at meeting to be held at the same place
on Monday morning, at 10 o'clock, that all proper
preparation might be made to receive such Wis
itorS