The Washington times., 1902-09-16

Response, the commander-in-ch chief o.
the Grand Army of the Republic.
Unfurling the flag.
| National salute of twenty-one guns
Assignment of dates and tents for army
Holding of Reunions.
The program of naval and corps re-
unions, as FAR as arranged. is as fol-
lows:
Monday, October 6, 7:30 p. m.-Color-
ed troops. Grant tent.
Tuesday, October I, 10 a. m.-Second
Army Corps, Grant tent: Sixth Army
Corps. Sherman tent: Ninth Army Corps,
Sheridan tent; First Brigade. Second
Division, Twelfth Corps, Meade tent.
2 p. m.-Spanish War Veterans, Gran,
tent; Fourth Army Corps. Sherman
tent; Cavalry Corps, Army of the Po-
tomac, Sheridan tent; Twelfth Army
Corps, Farragut tent; Fourteenth Army
Corps, Meade tent; Sixth Army Corps
dedicatory exercises at Arlington, monu-
ment to Gen. H. G. Wright
1880 p. m.-Army of the Tennessee
Grant tent; Fifth Army Corps. Sherman
tent: Eighth Army Corps. the Society of
the Army of West Virginia. Sheridan
tent: Prisoners of War. Farragut tent !;
Sixth Army Corps. Meade tent.
Wednesday, October S-Grand Army
parade, 10 a. m. to 6 p. m.
7:30 p. m.-Army of the Potomac,
Grant tent; Fifteenth Army Corps, Sher-
man tent; Naval Veterans, Farragut
tent; Association of the Fifty-third
Pennsylvania Regiment, Meade tent.
Thursday, October 3, 10 a. m.-Third
Army Corps, Grant tent; Thirteenth
Army Corps. Sherman tent; Sons of Vet
Grams, Sheridan tent: Association OF
Shields Division. Farragut tent Penn
sylvania Reserve, Third Division, Fifth
Corps, Meade tent.
p. m.-Twenty-third Army Corps,
Grant tent; Sixteenth Army Corps, Sher-
man tent; Eleventh. Thirteenth. and
Twentieth Army Corps, Sheridan tent;
Twenty Army Corps, Farragut
tent; Seventh Army Corps, Meade tent.
1880 p. m.-Tenth Army Corps.
Eighteenth Army Corps, Twenty-fourth
Army Corps, Twenty-fifth Army Corps,
and naval brigade, constituting the
Army of the James, Grant tent; Seven
teenth Army Corps. Sherman tent; First
Army Corps, Sheridan tent; Nineteenth
Army Corps. Farragut tent; Engineer
Corps. tent.
Friday. October 10, 10 a. nifty
eighth Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infan-
try Association, Sherman tent.
Selects Grand Marshal.
Gen. George H. Harries. chairman OF
the committee on military parades and
reviews, and Col. William H. Michael,
chairman of the committee on naval vet
Grams. yesterday thoroughly discussed
the big military and civic parade that is
to occur Tuesday morning. October Z.
General Harries will command the Dis
trict troops, and will within the next
few days announce the name Of the
selected for the position is an official of
the Regular Army. who saw service in
the civil war, and in the late war with
Spain. AS soon as this appointment is
made the general orders as to the forma-
tion of the parade will probably be is
sued
The parade will be formed in the vi
cinity of the Congressional Library, and,
passing through the Capitol grounds. will
continue up Pennsylvania Avenue, to
Seventeenth Street, passing in review
before the distinguished guests who will
be invited to occupy the reviewing
stands facing the White House. At Sew
Street it will turn north, and
proceed in hat direction until the rear
Of the line rests on Pennsylvania Ave-
nue.. The entire military contingent will
then be lined up at the curb at present
arms as the naval veterans pass.
The medical committee acknowledges
as the first contribution of supplies for
use during the encampment. the receipt
Of twelve pounds of dioxide from the
Oakland Chemical Company, of New
York city. and one-half gallon of Wam- |
poles antiseptic solution (formilid) from
Henry X. Wampole & Co., of Philadel- |
1hia.
Mr. Horace Wilson. Of San Francisco.
vas in the city yesterday. and called at
,ncampment Headquarters. where he
,sid his respects to Chairman Warner.