The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1893-08-31
south, and will move into the column with

south, and will move into the column with
Arkansas.
Louisiana and Mississippi lone Department
Form at / p. m. on Central avenue Immediately
on the left of Department of Tennessee, ex-
tending south, and follow the movements of
Department OF Tennessee into column.
Florida-Form at p m. on Central avenue
Immediately on the left of the Department of
Louisiana, extending south, and follow the
movements Of Louisiana and Mississippi into
column.
Montana-Form at p. m. on Central avenue
Immediately on the left of the Department of
Florida, extending south, and follow the move
ments of Florida into column.
Texas-Form at D. m. on Central avenue
Immediately on the left of the Department of
Montana, extending south, and follow the
movements of Montana into column.
ldaho-FOrm at l p. NJ. on Central avenue
on the left of Texas, extending south, and will
follow the movements of Texas into column.
Arizona-Form at l p. 10. on Central avenue
on LETT of Idaho, extending south, and will fol-
low the movements of Idaho into column.
Georgia-Form at l p. m. on Central avenue
on left of Arizona extending south, and will
follow the movements of Arizona into column.
Alabama-Form at / p. m. on Central avenue
Immediately on the left of the Department of
Texas, extending sonth, and follow the move
ments of Texas into column.
North Dakota-Form at l p. m. on Central
avenue Immediately on the left of the Depart
ment of Alabama, extending south. and follow
the movements OF Alabama into column.
Oklahoma-Form at l p. m. on Central ave-
nue. on left of North Dakota extending south,
and follow the movements of North Dakota
into column.
Indian Territory-Form at l p. NJ. on Central
avenue Immediately on left of North Dakota
extending south, and will follow movements of
North Dakota into column.
Indiana-Form at 100 p. m. on North Della
ware street. right resting on Seventh street, and
will promptly follow the preceding Department
4. Each Department Commander will be fur
nished with map of indianapolis, on which
will be indicated the line of march in red lines
and the place of rendezvous in blue, and in
marching to the rendezvous passing through
or over the line occupied by the marching col
umn must be avoided. When the parade is
dismissed Commanders whose Departments are
quartered in the east south, or southwest OF
the city will move south on Tennessee street
to the streets running east and west, and thus
return by the shortest route to their quarters;
the Departments ouartered in the west or
northwestern portion of the city Will move
north on Tennessee to Market, and thence
north on any of the streets west of Meridian
until the marching column is cleared. There
must Ue 10 matt lljduo III tuo otiSSIS dhJOlulhS
or near the point where the parade is dismissed.
Each Department Commander will see the
necessity of strict observance of the require
ments of this paragraph.
5. Comrades can take advantage of the
street-car lines 10 convey them to the rem
devious as follows: North Illinois street and
Mississippi street lines for formations on North
Tennessee, Seventh street. North Illinois street,
North Meridian street, and North Pennsyl-
vania street, Pennsylvania, Central avenue,
Alabama, and College avenue lines can be
taken north of Ohio street for formations on
North Pennsylvania, North Delaware, North
Alabama, North New Jersey, and Central
avenue, leaving the cars at Seventh street for
the rendezvous indicated. Troops quartered
in the barracks east of the city take the East
Washington street cars to East street, and
there leave the cars and go north on East
street two squares to Ohio street. then west TO
the street. car lines running north.
6. Commanders will form their Posts in
single-rank platooEs of - files front, with in
tervals of four PAGES between each platoon.
The following distances will be observed in
marching: Between Divisions, GO feet be-
tween Posts, ~ feet.
The column will march guide-left, except
when approaching the reviewing stand, when
the guide will be on the right and when
within six PAGES thereof the commanding
officers of Posts and all others will salute.
z. The Commander Chief will review the
column at the reviewing stand, north side of
Washington street. in center of Court House
Square; of this Commanders will take due
notice. At this point Senior Vice Commander
in-Chief Warfeld will take command and con-
duct the column after passing the reviewing
stand continuing to march in perfect order
and passing to corner of Washington and Ten
nessee Streets where the parade will be dis
missed
The Encampment will meet at Tomlinson
Hall at 1890 o'clock a. M. on Sept. 6, 1893.
Comrade ID. S. Brown, Senior Aid-de-Camp,
assisted by such Aids-de-Camp as he may
detail, will have charge of mounting the staff,
and will also make details from the Aids
present for duty at Headquarters and in the
Encampment
None but comrades of the Grand Army Of the
Republic will be permitted in line, excepting
Sons of Veterans as hereinbefore indicated.
Commanders will take notice of this when
forming their line.
By command of A. G. WEIssERT, Com
mander-in- Chief.
Official: L. B. GRAY, Adjutant- General.