The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-05-30
after III O'Clock The pstrolmen walked in last nisa
at midnight and caught the bartender in the act of
setting glass of beer out for a customer.
MEMORIAL CEREMONIES.
The Decoration Exercises TO BE Held in This
City To-Day and Tomorrow.

Memorial services win be held to-day at the graves
of the soldiers buried in Crown Hill Cemetery under
the direction of the German Veterans The companies
and societies who to participate in the street parade
this afternoon viii form in line at half past IL o'clock
the first division composed of militia companies and
veteran associations North Delaware street, and
the second division, composed of societies and cit
zens, on Washington street, east of Delaware The
procession will move promptly at 1 o'clock.
and the line of march will be from
Delaware street west on Washington to Meridian,
north on Meridian to North west North to Lafay-
cite railroad where the train will be ready to
passengers to North Indianapolis There the process
sion will form and march to Crown Hill Cemetery.
The exercises at Crown Hill will consist of music by
song, THE Lords Own Day." ''Kreutzer," by
the united German singing societies. Prof. A.
Ernestinof director; grafton. Prof. 9. E. Emmerich
lin GERMANY; music by the City Band; Grafton, Major
Charles hosten; song, Love and Friendship Hill
Ter; decoration OF graves; song, The Heavens Are
Telling Beethoven, accompanied by orshestra which
during the exercises The first train to the cemetery
will leave the Union Depot at / o'clock and North
street at hafpast 1, and the second train viii start
from North street at o'clock. The marshal of the
day is j. l.. Bieler.
The ceremonies under the direction of the Grand
Army posts will be held tomorrow. The street-pa-
rade which will form at o'clock, will be under the
command of John X. Celand, the grand marshal,
and his chief of staff is Colonel g. 3. Gray.
The first division will form Delaware
street. with its right resting on Washington and
tending south, and will be under the command
by Captain j. B. Curtis. The second division which
will be commanded by W. E. Jeries and will include
all the G. A r. posts will form Delaware street,
with its right Washington, extending north. ID.
f. Swain will have command of the third division,
which will be composed of public officers and citizens,
and will form Market street, with its right resting
Delaware. extending east. The line of march will
be from Delaware street west Washington to
Pennsylvania, north Pennsy vania to Market,
west on Market and the Circle to Meridian, north on
Meridian to Seventh street. where the decoration de-
tail escorted by the Richardson Zouaves will leave
the column and embark in conveyances for Crown
Hill. The remaining portion of the column will
countermarch down Meridian to Ohio street, east
Ohio street TO Pennsylvania south Pennsylvania
to Dicksons Grand Operahouse where the memorial
grafton and other services will be held. The general
commanding the department of Indiana q. A. r., with
his staff will review the parade at the intersection of
North and Meridian streets.
Commander Whitsett having received information
that q. M. Walrod will be unavoidably absent from
the city tomorrow has isued special order appoint
ing Will G. David commander and master of cereno-
mics for the decoration ceremonies at Grown Hill to-
morrow afternoon.
The members of George III. Thomas Post will meet
their hall this morning at 10 O'Clock to proceed in
body to hear the annual by the department
chaplain, Rev. Ira Chase at Meridan-stfeet M. T..
Church.
Geo H. Chapman Post No. 2o9, G. A. r.. will hold
memorial services at the Courthouse in the Criminal
Court room, at P. M. tomorrow.
The postof6ce will be closed tomorrow at IL
o'clock NJ. The regular delivery and collection will be
made in the morning.
All the leading dry goods houses will close to morrow
at noon, for the remainder of the day.