The Washington times., 1894-06-29
LHELpERS OF THE PYTHIANS
Announcements Of Appointments by
the Citizens Committee.
PROPOSALS TO BE SOLICITED
Musicians Should Apply Some subcommit-
tees Yet to Be Appointed-Circular About
Accommodations to Be Issued-Erection
Of Reviewing Stands.

y tkommittee appointments were announced,
L proposals for furnishing music on the day
Of parade and drill were ordered to be solic-
tied, and circular requesting the number OF
names of those who want Accommodations was
ordered prepared and sent to each division
commander, at special meeting of the citi-
zens' Knights of Pytnias committee. held
yesterday afternoon. Those present were
Messrs. Chapln Brown, T. G. Alvord, jr., ID.
S. Walker, P. E. Smith. A. F. Medford, Archi-
bald Greenlees, Richard Goodhart, Geo. T..
Emmons. John R. Carmody, J. C. Yost, ]. =.
II itchell, W. T. Mockbee, J. W. Cronie, r. w.
sDeilbig. and q. W. Hesley.
The first business of the meeting was the
reading OF names of members OF supcom,
mittees. The committees on reception OF
supreme lodge, camp and camp grounds:
press and review stands were not named
Yesterday. but will be formed by tomorrow
afternoon. The committee reported were as
follows:
Committee on Drill and Drill Grounds-Frank
H. CLARK, chairman; Tenny hoss seSre,aiy sas,,s y,
Emmons smith, Marshall Gushing, villa m
H Rapley, W. G. Lowris, Francis ). oNehi' anu
George Harries
1 William Brackhngen, John Schomoert, John
AEnders, George Bessler, Jonn Scno'f, l houis
chenck, Henry Leimback, MiiNa,n MaI,r ai.ur,
COMMITTEES ON Horses and Barriages-W I.
Nockbce chairman: James McNabb, ir, secre-
tary: b. F sicCauiley. p D. Vincent, II. Coggin,
Capt l. A. Littleheld, !; : AiVoru, Fero rahA'
John Humphrey, and y. IL pIgher'yy ,, yor rssor
chairman; E. southard Parker. and George c.
Henning -
JB Conner, secretary: Richard Goodhart, and
A. F Medford.
CARING FoR THE COMFORT.
Public Comfort Committee-J. II. Mitchell,
chairman; L p Wright, vice chairman; Percy
G. Smith. secretary: o. G. staples E L. john
son, H. C Bunch II. p. Marshall, Levi Barnum,
l.. A Littlefeld, W. W. Danenhower, Halv9r
Nelson, Chas Freshman, F: H. Pierce, W T.
/. Pratt. John G. Slater G. w: Trego, W u.
vLown, Michael Wallace, g. l. Read a; d.
XCIark, F. r. Levy, VIM. Schwing, II. r Goodwin
IyHarry L West, Charles l. Gibbs, ; X Turn er'
w Waters, George W Hall, L. W. \ cunt, j.
II Haskins j. A Mine. D. F. Brown. H. L. Hal
ley, X D. Crupper, J. X. Mangum, v j. Match
cit, j. " Bradbury, William u u, henry, A ~; ~;
Knox K l. Gait, Frank 4. Rawlings, l. r.
Rossle, John B. Scott. Levi Woodbary, James W
Bell H Crosby; El ii BHrsdTT, sgay i HaadF "aGgr
A Is Acker w H. selden, Charles w. Brown,
Charles Dietz, and Victor E. Green.
Committee on DecOrations-S W woodward,
chairman: c s Domer secretary; C. B. kheem,
s : Shedd F. H. Barbarian. Thomas A Garner,
g. W Stinemetz Lee B. Mosher Charles l. Car,
Ii. a.
II Committee on Transportation-G. W. Heisley,
Hhairman; NJ. ". Beveridge, Vim. NJ Gait Capt
Blake Col J. f Smith. W. II. Greegor, 5. b.
Hege, r. A. Parke, A. L. Reed, l. ; Brown, Col
Mckibbin, Lewis j. Davis, Geo. I. Donlop Nor
man Gait, A. $ johnson, w G. Lown, 1; H. Hall
q. .. Spicer, b II. Earnshaw, george Sohpioh'
and Z. j. Lockwood.
COMMITTEES on Finance-Frank B. Noyes. chair
man: j. W Somerville, secretary; Chris. Heurich,
John Joy Edison, Isidore saks James W. Somer-
Vile, S W. Woodward, Seaton Perry, \. T. brit
ton, o. C. Staples, b. u Warner, Jno. T. Herreli'
IL c. Bunch Geo. W Driver, Jas; Lansourgh, r
Francis Riggs NJ l. Weller. A. b. Rutf, Louis d.
Wine, Lem. C. Towers, John r; Mclean, b. b.
Earnshaw, Thos. w. Smith, W. B. Gurley, H. D
Barbour, and Frank L. Harvey.
Reception TO Uniform HANK. fost chair
man; K II. McGshn, secretary; PAny hough,
Frank Acker, DR.: Manon Gus is, " William D. D
NJ Brown, W u Hewitt, W. 7. Galliher, Harry
kSchneider J. W. Tolson, h H. Lamb, T. c. Gill.
ywiniam Il; Yost, v; P TqlloeS' NJ J; F; Davis n n
yGrinder. George T. Clarke. Charles Dietz, w.
Thompson, ]. F. scaggs, L c I; Wood, j. Fred
Humphreys r NJ Evans Mark Moor, II. 7.
Browning, L Hughes, Harry Croggin, aud Frank
Evans.
DUTIES OF THE COMMITTEES.
Secretary Emmons read the duties of the
several committees. which are practically the
same as those of the Grand Army committee.
The question of the necessity Of having a
band for escort and parade duty then came
up and was discussed at some length. Mr..
NHeilbig, chairman OF the music committee,
Aeaid n contract had been made with the
Fourth Artillery Band of thirty men 10 play
Nfor five days for S675. Mr.. Carmody = red
70 the fact that Gen. Carnahan had re q ii Y
said only one band was necessary one
day. Chairman Brown brought out the fact
that this contract had been formally ratified
and the committee was under no obligations
TO the band, and another agreement could be
entered into with some other band for less
money.
Mr.. Edison said the comm ittee did not de-
sire to spend money unnecessarily. and as
Gen Carnahan had said it was only custom
ary to have one band. and that at the head
of the column, he thought the committee