The Indianapolis journal., 1891-02-21
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY.
Order of Parade and Arrangements for Il
ercises at Tomlinson Hall.

Order of Parade and Arrangements for Ex-
ercises at Tomlinson Hall.
The details of the parade and exercises
in connection with the observance of Wash
ington's birthday anniversary are set out
in the following order. issued last night by
Capt. j. l.. Bieler, chief marshal. His chief
of staff will be j. H. Beeber; adiutant, Jo-
seph H. Forbes; chief bugler. Otto Pfaffiin;
aids-de-camp-Captain w. iii. Leedy, Capt.
John Malpney, Geo. C. Webster, ir., John
NJ Bohmie. III. c. Smith. DR.. b. w. Sulli-
van. Geo. r. Morrison, Chas. Brademeir.
James c. Slatery. John A. Weber, James
Farrell, C. s. Darnell. Captain Jacob
Scholl. John Eberhardt. DR.. Evan Prftch-
ard, w. III. Tucker, Fred Hartman. Henry
A. Jordan, Captain Chas. Many. Ad
Hereth. Albert Gall, Albert E. Metz
ger. George l.. Mas. Fred A.. Sui
Ivan. Fred j, Mack. Ed Schmidt.
Emil c. Rassman. Henry Laut. J. X.
Moores George Lay, Walter NJ. ingalls,. +.
A. Brown.- Fred Hergt, Emil Ebner.
+. Quill. Charles Baden. j. ID. Compton. w.
G. York. w. j. ii. Ross, Jacob Becker, VIM.
Schultz, A. NJ. Preston, George Roth. Geo.
Golfer, John A. McGaw, Fred Grossardt.
Henry klausman. Charles Zigler. Theodore
The order Of the column Will be:
First Division-Col. W. j. Mckee and staff;
Standard Band; Company A, Second Regiment
Indiana Legion, Capt. W. J. kercheval; Com
w. V. Scott; Company NJ, Capt. James Rhoads;
Company M, Third Regiment Indiana Legion.
Capt. Jacob NJ. Porter; |. 0. Q. +. Drum Corps;
L. Bodine: Knights of Father Mathew, No. 2.
Second Division Major James r. Ross and
staff; Major Robert Anderson Post Drum Corps;
lOhv pra 10 C1ann
Gordon, Major Gordon and Phil Sheridan Posts;
German American Veteran ASSOCIATION; Soldiers
and Sailors Alliance; Union Veteran Legion;
and Col. s. p. Oyler Camps, Sons OF Veterans:
Patriotic Sons of America.
Third Divsion-Captain Louis Kern and staff;
Union Band; indianapolis Social and Indepen-
dent Turnvereins; Mennerchor. Lederkranz,
socialistscher and Harugari M&nnerchOrs, and
Schiller Freya Lodges Harugaif, Deutche Brue-
der Lodge; Polmeet, Red Cloud and Minnewa
tribes of /. o. r. NJ.
Fourth Division-Band: William Baker and
oils; Carpenters unions; Mantel and Grate-set-
ters', Plasterers', Hod-carriers, Stone cutters,
Timers. Painters and Decorators, Plumbers
and Brick-layers' unions
The staff and all organized bodies taking
part in tho parade will report promptly at
1:30 O'Clock p. NJ, tomorrow, to their re-
spective commanders, as follows: Staff OIL
GERS of chief marshal, corner of Ohio and
Pennsylvania streets; first division, on
Icnusy Nv ania stEect, Win Iikue iossin4 oI
Ohio, deploying south; second, on Pennsyl-
vania street, right resting OH Ohio street,
deplOying north third, on Delaware street.
right resting on Ohio street. deDlOying
south; fourth. on Delaware street. right
resting on Ohio deploying north. The col
umn will move at 2P. NJ, sharp, from cor.
ner Of Pennsylvania and Ohio streets. east
to East street, south OH East street TO
Washington, west on Washington TO Mis-
sisslppi street. countermarch on Washing
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T0mlinson Hall.
All organizations wishing to take part in
the parade not mentioned in the programme
will report to the chief marshal for assign
ment. The staff of the chief marshal will
report mounted, wearing white gloves and
red, white and blue badges. The staff of
the second division Will have red. that of
the third white. of fourth blue badges The
veterans and all other organizations are re-
Quested to wear the badge, if any, of the
organization to which they respectively
belong. Organizations arriving after the
column has moved will fall in the rear.
At the hall the singers will enter at the
side door, on Delaware street, and take
seats on the stage The WOman's Relief
Corps Will be provided with front seats,
center aisle. and members of the Legislature
seats In front, left aisle. City councilmen,
aldermen, city and county officers will
have front seats. right aisle. The Governor,
Lieutenant-gOvernor, the Hon. Mason j.
Niblack, May or Thomas L.. Sullivan and the
speakers of the day will be escorted in car
riages by the committee on speakers from
the Denlson Hotel to the hall. In case OF
rain the parade VIII be dispensed with.
Services will be held in TOmlnson Hall
according to programme heretofore an
nounced.