The National tribune., 1895-08-22
NEW ALBANY AND JEFFERsoNvILLE.

The cities of New Albany and Jacksonville
Ind. are in close connection with Louisville by
electric and steam cars. also ferryboats. Fare
| five cents; time, less than % minutes With
the facilities offered for rapid transportation,
it makes the two cities nearer to the Head
quarters than the extreme portions of the city
OF Louisville. The hotels boarding, and pri-
vane houses are well prepared to take care OF
all applicants.
GUIDE TO LOUISVILLE, NEW ALBANY, AND
JEFFERsoNvILLE
A guide-bo of general information about
the Falls cities, with map has been published,
and one copy sent to every Post in the United
States through the State Adjutants Others
desiring copy can secure the same by sending
six cents postage TO Cyrus c. Turner. Chair
man of the Printing Committee DBL West Main
street, Louisville, Ky. This book will aid you
very materially.
PRIVATE RESIDENCES AND BoARDrNG-HoUsEs.
Meals and lodging at these places will vary
from 81 to 50 per day; lodging alone from 30
cents to Sl.50 per day. Our committee is pre-
pared to furnish list of all pri vate houses and
boarding houses, with their rates, upon appli-
cation. All arrangements are made direct
with the guests, and not through the commit
tee.
REUNIONS
Members of organ izations, such as company,
battery, regimenta, brigade. aud corps can Sc
cure from the Adjutant-General of their respect
i've Department books of information, giving
the location of meeting-places and time of
meeting, the roster of Headquarters, the roster
Of Departments, and the location of Posts.
HORSES.
All Department Commanders, members of
their STATS aud others who desire horses and
equipments for the parade must forward money
with the order for horses before such order will
he booked. Communicate without delay with
COL II. s. Cohn, Chairman Committee on
Parade and Review.
PARADE AND REVIEW.
The careful attention of the Department
Commanders Assistant Adjutants-Ge and
Chief of staff is called to the circular letters
with accompanying maps of route of parade,
issued by Chairman II. s. Cohn.
DOG WATCH.
The Naval Veterans will give their Dog
Watch Monday night Sept. 9, at Music Hail.
streets. Exercises will begin promptly at 8
p. N.
FRATERNAL ORDERS.
Every fraternal order of this city, New
Albany, and Jacksonville has arranged to
keep open house during the Grand Army meet
ing, and they extend you cordial invitation
to call while here.
PRESS HEADQUARTERS.
The Committee on Press, Robert ". Brown,
Chairman. has established Headquarters at No.
237 Fourth avenue, where all newspaper peo-
pie will be made welcome.
HOTEL RATES.
The rates as previously announced have not
been changed; they will vary from 81 10 So per
day. Three days is the limit for which accom-
modations must be engaged.
In order to insure quick delivery of mail in
struct your friends at home to direct your
letters in care of the Headquarters of the Post
to which you belong.
BAGGAGE.
1t is urged that haDd-sachels be used for
baggage and when it is necessary to have
trunks ship them by express.
Address ali communications to GAL z. Head
quarters, 12S East Main street, Louisville, KY.
By order Of Executive Council.
J. II. MIBLIRES, General Director.
WIN. CORNWALL, JR., General Secretary.