Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-16
G.. A. II.
Programme and OFF, of the Com
ing Reunion at Kearney.

KEARNHY, Neb., Sept. 15.-lSpecial to The
BEEl-To assist him in his duties as com
mander of the Grand Army reunion encamp-
ment, to take place here from the nth to the
22i of September inclusive, General Morrow
has appointed the following comrades and
officers of the army, who have kindly volun-
teered to assist on this occasion: Adjutant
general and chief of staff, w. w. Patterson,
Kearney; assistant adiutant generals, j. NJ.
Tisdell, b. II. Goulding, j. i. Gillispie,
Kearney; +. Krick, Minden. Chief medical
officer, DR.. M. A. Hoover, Kearney. AS
sistant surgeons, DR.. p. Porter, Kearney;
DIR. j. Rosenberg, Plumb Creek; DIR. j. Nj.
Smith, Shelton; DR.. j. c. Carson, Gibbon I;
DR.. T.. IL. Ducksworth, DR.. h. A. Packard,
Kearney; DR.. g.. NJ. Hudd, DR.. II. Donald
son, North Platte; DR.. S. e. Crook, Hold
redge.
Chief of artillery, Lieutenant L. L. Dur
fee, United States army.
Chief inspector of camp, w. j.. Perkins,
Kearney. Assistant inspectors, Henry Field
grove, shelton; d. |. Brown, Elm Creek;
Gibbon; Joseph Black, Kearney.
Chief quartermaster, II. Lafontain, Kear-
ney. Assistant q~uartermasters, A. H. Boltin,
Kearney: $. G. Bassett, Gibbon; A. b.
Cherry, Kearney.
Z. c. Calkins, kearney; j.. Q. Mcbride, Lin
coin; II. G. Howell, Grand Island; Thadeus
Clarkson, Omaha; John II. Manchester,
Omana; l.. Bell, Lincoln; A. H.. Bowen,
Hastings;T 7. L. Hill, Beatrice; G. j. Dill
worth, Hastings; j. A. w. Wilson, Paxton;
4. D.. Randall, Julesourg; Ben GoodeIl,
kearney; |. ID. Marston, Kearney; j. w.
Bixter, North Platte; sgt. Caody, Omaha;
A. A. Allen, Omaha; p. Walsh, Shelton ;
j. H Davis, Gibbon c.. o. Musser, Armada ;
J. j. Salisbury, Ravenna; Adam Ickes,
C,A,Nr L. Ill.,.
w. S. Ball, Julesburg; John Swenson, Sar,
toria; Seth Morberly, Grand Island; Alex
Young, Majors; H.. e. Palmer, Portsmouth;
George w. Bailey, Omaha; James NJ. True,
Seward; Peter Freeman, Grand Island; w.
A. Hall, Omaha; Pony Powers, Kearney; A.
H. Church, North Platte; l. b. Wambaugh,
Kearney; r. A. De Castro, Sidney; e. w.
Thomas, Stanley; a.. II. Conner, Kearney;
Lieutenant c. II. Bonesteel, U. S. A; Lieu
tenant Edward Chynowitb, u. S.. A.
The following will be the order of the ex-
ercises during the several days of the re-
union
MONDAY.
10 a. m.-Turning over the camp, by Com
rade j. E. Gillespie, on behalf of the COM
mlttee, to General II. A. Morrow, camp
commander; music by band, Twenty-f first
infantry, U. S. A. national salute and well
come; publishing orders of the day; recep-
ton and welcoming of posts and comrade3;
lunch call at IL O'clock a. M. assigning quar-
WIZ Vi NthhAP itthk " hbb = otplOi Stlh "a
5 O'Clock; retreat and evening gun at sun
down; V. p. NJ. camp fire in pavilion; well
coming address by General A. n. Conner of
Kearney; tattoo 9 o'clock; taps at 10 o'clock.
THURSDAY.
Reveille gun at 5 80 am; breakfast call at
z am; sick call at 80 a, IN. i; s o'clock visit
by veterans of Grand Army Of the Republic
and friends to Camp John Brooks to wit
ness, at 9:3O a. m, a regular guard man
mount by United States regular troops; din
ner call at noon, 2 u. IN. meeting of Grand
Army of the Republic post; supper call at !
p. m. retreat and evening gun at shutdown;
Z pm. camp fire-remarks by General Hery
r.. Miner, United States army, and other
distinguished comrades; musiGsby the Sew.
e~nteenth Infantry band, United States army
tattoo at 9 pm. taps at 10 pm.
WEDNESDAY.
Reveille gun at 8 80 a. M; breakfast call
at Z a. m. sick call at Z 80 a. m. 10 a. IN
grand review IN honor of Grand Army of the
Republic, United States troops, on plaiu
south OF encampmcnt on regulars; dinner
call at noon; 3 p, m, reading of relief corps
4 p. m, gathering Of eX- prisoners; $50, sup
per call; retreat and evening gun at sun
down $3.50, running of land batteries by
United States gun boats in 1868 at Weeks
burg; tattoos at 9 p. m. taps at 10 p. IN.
THURSDAY.
Reveille gun at $50 q. m; breakfast cal
at I a. m. sick call at 7:3O a. m. grand pa
rade and review in the city of Kearney b,
the United States troops, National GuardSo