The National tribune., 1893-08-03

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9 and giving the choral numbers and dates of ii
three rehearsas the Professor will have are
be sent In day or two to the singers he b;
l designated. Four numbers will be given
, Grand chorus, 1.-THE Lord is Great" Rhythm
} Star Spangled Banner, solo chorus; patriot
song, solo and chorus, and "Hallelujah," froI
} HandePs Messiah. The rehearsals will occu
! Aug. 81 and %, and Sept. /.
THE MANY REUNIONS.
Chairman Ketcham, in speaking of assign
ments for Reunion the other day, said it was
easy work to meet the wishes of association
and individuals. Every one wanted the hes
place as to prominence, convenience and near
ness to the center of the city; halls within tn
blocks between Illinois, Delaware, Ohio. ant
Washington streets being preferred. He j
doing all he can with the numerous applica
tons before him TO satisfy everybody and will
the courthouse, churches and halls at command
is making good distribution. These Reunions
Will occur on Wednesday and Thursday, bu
there will be so many Of them that he will have
to limit the time of the use of rooms Severa
associations have asked for rooms for all day
but this is impossible to grant. So to give all
fair opportunity, the hours of Reunion have
been stated in each assignment. Thus, in room
| 60 Courthouse, from 1870 a. NJ until noon the
members of the 18th u s. Inf. will have their Re.
| union, and at 100 p. 10. the 10Th Ohio will meet
Each OF the Superior Court rooms will be used
| by several organizations on Wednesday and
Thursday, and so will nearly all the halls and
rooms in the center of the city secured for this
purpose.
Chairman Ketchum, of the Committee on
! Reunions, has made the following additional
assignments for Reunions:
18th U. s. 1nf.-Wednesday, 1880 a. 10. until
| noon. Room SO, Marion County Courthouse.
| Merrill Moores in charge.
10th Ohio-Wednesday 100 p m: Room SO,
Marion County Courthouse. Merrill Moores
in charge.
21st Ind.-Thursday, $50 p m. Room 3,
| Superior Court Marion County Courthouse. r.
! S. Hill in charge
54th Ind.-Wednesday 130 to $3.50 p. m.
! Commissioners Courtroom, Marion County
Courthouse. E. NJ. Johnston in charge.
2Sd 1nd.-Wednesday, 1:30 p. m. U. s. Dis
trict Courtroom, Postoftice Building. Noble
C. Butler in charge.
10Th Ind. battery-Tbursday, 7:30 p. m. q.
5. District Courtroom, Postoffice Building.
Smiley N. Chambers in charge
4th Ohio-Wednesday, to 1890 q. M. Room
3, Superior Court, Marion County Courthouse.
b. d. Minor in charge.
30 Ind. Cav.-Thursday forenoon. Commits
sioners Courtroom, Marion County Courthouse,
Geo. w. Spain in charge.
First Brigade, Fourth Division, Fifteenth
Corps - Wednesday, 1890 a. IN. till noon.
Walker Building. Court street, between Penn
sylvania and Delaware streets second floor.
John B. Conner in charge
Fulier's Ohio Brigade-Wednesday 1920 a.
m. till noon. Walker Building, Court street.
between Pennsylvania and Delaware Streets
first floor. Peter Znn in charge
% Cav (41st Ind. }-Thursday, 100 to $3.50
p. IN. Room 3, Superior Court, Marion County
Courthouse. r. s. Hill in charge.
Ninth Corps-Wednesday, 1:3O p. m. Marion
County Criminal Court. B. G. Shaw in charge.
10th Ill. Cav.-Wednesday, a. m. to 1890
a. M Room 2. Superior Court, Marion County
Courthouse. Hez Daily in charge
9th n. Y. II. Art.-Wednesday, a. m. to
lO:30a. N. Commissioners Courtroom. Marion
County Courthouse. j. L. McMaster in charge
LIST Mo- Eng. "Wednesday. 1890 a. m. and
throughout the day. Commissioners Court
room, Marion County Courthouse. J. L. Nc
Master in charge.
Minute Men of '61-Odd Fellows Hall,
Mapeton. Wednesday, $50 a. m. until noon.
George w. Lancaster in charge.
y. >. Eng.-Wednesday, 1890 a. m. until
noon. Rooms 30 and 32. Marion County Court
house. J. L. McMaster in charge.
Shiloh Battlefield Association-Tuesday,
Sept. 5, at 7:3O p. IN. Room /, Superior Court.
Gen. Fred. Knefer in charge.
First Corps.-W ednesday, 730 .. m. First
Baptist Church, Pennsylvania and New York
streets. George W. Spahr in charge
California Veteran Volunteer Association
Wednesday, a. m. to 1890 a. m. Room /,
Superior Court, Marion County Courthouse
Gen. John Coburn in charge.
Iron Brigade-Wednesday, 2 p m. Room 2,
Superior Court Marion County Courthouse.
Gen. r. S. Foster in charge
10Th Iii.-Wednesday, a. m. Cycorama
Building, Market between Tennessee and Hi
nois streets g. M. Walrad in charge.
51st lnd.-Thursday, to 1890 a. m. Room
!, Superior Court, Marion County Courthouse.
William II. Cochran in charge.
I'D lnd.-Thursday, GAR. Hall, Lorraine
Block, southwest corner Washington and Ten
ncssee streets. John III. Bceber in charge.
18th Ind.-Changed from Thursday at a. M.
to Monday, Sept A, at 2 p. IN. Otherwise the
same.
22d Ind.-Changed from Thursday 8 a. m. to
Wednesday p. m. Otherwise the same.
1881 nd.-Headquarters during week at
Phoenix Hall, corner of Meridian and Morris
streets instead of place stated in recent issue.
Irwin Robbins in charge.
NOTES.
Among the notifications of attendance at the
Encampment received were those from Posts
in Iowa, Nebraska, Texas, and Massachusetts,
The Army and Navy Chaplains will have
their Reunion during the Encampment.
Anten Post. of South Bend is to have $50 of
its members and friends at the Encampment.
Among the visitors at the Headouarters of
the Citizens Executive Board was Dr. T. J.
Baur, of Paris, III. He was there to arrange
for free quarters for 80 of his Post, and for
boarding place for SO more.
Inspector Winnings. of the Department of
Ohio. was at Headquarters. He wanted rooms
for the Assistant Ad utant- General and Assist
ant Quartermaster- General of his Department.
He said the Ohoans were coming to the En-
campment by the thousands.
Charles w. Smith, Chairman of the Commit
tee on Campfres, has written to a number of
distinguished soldiers Of the Regular and vol
unteer service inquiriDg of them their inten-
tons as to attendance at the Encampment If
1T is their purpose to come, he has also asked if
they will preside or give short addresses at the
Campfres.
Stephen Wheeler, Past Department Com
maDder of Arkansas, was here recently and
arranged for rooms at the Denison for the off.
GERS of his Department
The Department officers of Louisiana will be
CHARTERED at the Bates.
The South Street Baptist Church has been
rendered the Citizens Executive Board for
meetings and Reunions Of the veterans,
Col Baker Post, of Kalkaskia, Mich. will be
represented by % of its members. Hugh III.
Willis Post, of Queenstown, this State. will
have 30 among the visitors.
Thomas Jones. of Brownstown, was at Head
quarters to arrange for accommodations for 300
veterans of the Jackson County battalion, who
are coming in uniform.-A H.
Sol. Meredith Post Richmond has sent in a
second application for quarters for SO additional