The Indianapolis journal., 1893-07-25
MORE SOLDIERS REUNIONS
Another Big Batch of Assignments
Made by Chairman Ketcham.
Elaborate Souvenir Programme Horses for
the Parade-Daughters of Vetsrans-Re-
duced Railroad Rates.
Chairman Ketcham, of the committee on
reunions. has reported the following addi-
tiOnal assignments for them:

Chairman Ketcham, of the committee on
reunions has reported the following addi-
tionsl assignments for them:
Thirteenth United States Infantry-wednes-
day, 1890 A. VI. until noon. Room 36 Marion
County Courthouse. Merrill Moores in charge.
Sixteenth Ohio Volunteers-Wednesday, 1880
T. NJ. Room Sc Marion County Courthouse
Merrill MOOres in charge.
Twenty-tirst Indiana-Thursday. $3.50 p. NJ.
Room Superior Court, Marion County Court
house X. 3. Hill In charge.
F1fty-fourth Indiana-W Wednesday. 1:3O to $3.50
p NJ Commissioners' court room. Marion
County Courthouse. +. NJ. Johnson IN charge.
Twenty third Indiana-Wednesday. 1:3O p. VI.
United states District Court room, Post Office
Building. Noble G. Butler in charge.
Nineteenth Indiana Battery Thursday. 7:30
p N. United States District Court room, Post
Office Building. Smiley \ Chambers in charge
Fourth OHIO Infantry-Wednesday. to 1920
A. NJ. Room Superior Court, Marion County
Courthouse. b. ID. Minor in charge.
Third Indiana Cavalry-Thursday forenoon.
Commissioners Court room, Marion County
Courthouse George W. Spahr In charge.
First Brigade, Fourth Division, Fifteenth
Walker Building, Court street, between Pennsyl-
vania and Delaware streets, second floor. John
B. Conner in charge.
Fuller's Ohio Brigade Wednesday, 1890 A. NJ
till noon Walker Building, Court street, be-
tween Pennsylvania and Delaware streets first
hoor. Peter Zlnn in charge.
second Cavalry Forty-hrst Indiaua)-Thurs-
day, 1:30 to 3:S p. II. Room B. Superior Court.
Marion County Courthouse. r. s. Hill in charge.
Il.
Marion County Criminal Court 3. G. Shaw in
charge.
Tenth Illinois Cavalry Wednesday, ga. NJ. to
County Courthouse. Hez Daley in charge.
Fifth New York Heavy Artillery-wednesda
room Marion 1a County courthonse % Mc%as
ter IN charge.
First Missouri Engneers-wednesday. 1890
court room, Marion County Courthouse. j. L.
McMaster IN charge.
Mapleton, Wednesday, $50 A. NJ. until noon.
George W. Lancaster in charge.
United States Engineers Wednesday, 1890
A. NJ until nOOn Rooms 80 and 80 Marion C0un.
ty Courthouse. ]. l.. McMaster in charge.
Shiloh Battlefield dAssooiation-Tuesday. Sept.
8. at 7:3O p III. Room L, Superior Court Gen.
First Army Corps "Wednesday, 7:3O p. NJ.
First Baptist Church. pennsylvania and New
York streets. George W. spahr In charge.
California Veteran Volunteer Association
Wednesday. 8 A. NJ. to 1890 A. u. Room i, Su-
perior Court, Marion County Courthouse. Gen.
Iron Brigade-Wednesday. 2 p. NJ. Room q.
Superior Court. Marion County Courthouse.
Gen. X. s. Foster IN charge
Fifteenth Illinois-Wednesday, A. NJ. Cyclic
rama Building, Market, between Tennessee and
Illinois streets. G. NJ. Walrad in charge.
Room 1. Superior Court. Marion County Court
house. William II. Cochran in charge.
sf sefventysh1ra podi dndanaminnrsday; g. A. X
1ngton and Tennessee streets John Fl. Beeber
In charge.
Changes In former list are as follows:
Thirty-eignth Indiana chan ged from Thursday
at A; NJ. to Monday. sept. A, at 2 p. NJ. Other
Twenty-second Indiana changed from Thurs
day, 3 A. NJ, to Wednesday, z. M. Otherwise
the same.
One-hundred- and-twenty third. Headquarters
during the week at Phenix Hail. corner OF Me-
ridian and Morris streets. Irwin Robbins in
charge.
Want the Reduced Rates Earlier.
The citizens executive board is satisfied
with the railroad rates to the encampment
secured from the Central Traffic Associa-
tIon, but would like to have them effective
! for coming to Indianapolis from the 1st of
the month instead of the Sd. 4th and 5th of
| September. as adopted. Executive Direc-
tor Fortune has written TO Chairman Lag
arus. of the committee on transpor tation.
stating that tho greater n um Der of arrivals
will be not later than the 4th. and that
thousands, to enable them to be here on
time for the parade. will wish to start on
the I'd of the month. Again. the time of
| the beginning of the low rates. ss now
fixed. will shut out the naval veterans,
| whose encampment 10 to begin on Sept. l.
| Other organizations inciden tai to the Grand
| Army. also desirous of holding their meet
| ings previous to the enoampment week.
| would be denied the privilege of the one
| cent-a-m mile fare under the present arrange
| ment The executive director asks If the
| dates of coming 60 the city could not be
| changed so as to begin on the 2Sth of Au-
gust instead of the Sd of September.
EIsbora q Souvenir Programme.
| The committee on programmes has or.
| ranged for a very elaborate one. which will
be issued as a souvenir. 1t will be q very
elaborate ono and enough of them will be
printed so that every visitor may carry
| away one with him. IL will be issued
I under the direction of th . citizens execu.
tive board and will contain histories of the
| q. A. r., w. X. c., Naval Veterans Ladies
| Of the q. A r., Sons and Daughters OF
| Veterans with portraits and biographies
sketches of officers OF all the organizations.
| An account of the efforts of Indianapolis to
| get the encampment. followed by . sketch
| of the city will be given. There will be set
forth all details relative to the many events
| of eneampment week, including those OF
| the Naval Veterans, which are to begin the
Friday preceding. There will be many il
Iustrations of half tone. suoh as street
| views. prominent buildings, parks and
suburban scenes The title pago Will be
very attractive both in design and color.
Posts Assigned Quarters.
Requests for quarters keep pouring in on
the executive COMMITTED coming from
posts. individuals and small parties. Some
signify that they do not desire free quar-
ters and ask to be directed to boardina Q
places. Quarters assigned yesterday were
| as follows:
Union Post. No. 229. Laddonia. No.; weisner
| No. $50. Greenfield; George W. Myers, No 1872;
| Psna Post No. All. Pana; Post No. 2S9 Mt
Sterling: Kenesaw. No. az. DanviIle. all OF iii.
nois; Finnville. No. 371, Finnville. and Hackett
| No. 1S5. Bronson, Mich Post No. 81. Baltimore,
| and Foster Marshall. No. 3S7 Brookville, o.;
| Ben j. SpO0ner, No. $50. Guilford; Ellsworth No.
| 90, Seymour; F. q. Wehman, No. 274, Valeene;
pnaf M pon DA.r M TO-
| rtson McAllister Post. No. "a, Dupont; E. c.
| Newland, No. 2i7, Bedford; Boothrogel, No. 81,
| Delphi; Pap Thomas. No. 3, Greensburg; Howell,
| No. 80. Goshen; samuel Reed, No. az, Salem, ali
| OF Indiana.
| Horses for the Parade.
| Perhaps few people have an idea OF what
q stupsndous undertaking it is to prepare
for all of the needs of the encampm Mt
One item alone will be that of horses. and
| it 10 estimated that thousands of them will
have to be gotten from wherever they may
be obtained. Frank Bird is chairman OF