The Washington times., 1902-09-12

south side OF Pennsylvania Avenue, eas,
of Tenth Street northwest.
National Rifies-Temperance Hall, T
Street between Ninth and Tenth Streets
northwest.
potomac Light Infantry-Forest Hall
Georgetown.
National Guards-The Armory. Sixth
and Streets southwest, now the Fish
Comm ssion.
Metropolitan Rifles-Hook and Ladder
House. Massachusetts Avenue, between
Fourth and Fifth Streets northwest, now
occupied by engine company No. 6.
Turner Rifles-Turner Hall, Seventh
Street, next to Odd Fellows Hail.
Company A, Union acknowledgment
ance Hall, E Street, between Ninth and
Tenth Streets northwest.
Company B, Union Regiment-Union
Engine House, Nineteenth and H Streets
northwest.
Company C, National Guard-odd Eel
lows Hall.
W. C. Guard-Odd Fellows Hall.
Washington Howitzers-Southeast cor
ner of Sixth and G Streets southeast.
Slemmer Guards-Thorn's Hall, Sew
enth Street northwest, adjoining Odd
Fellows Hall.
Plans of Medical Committee.
The medical committee held meet
ing last night at the Riggs House. A
report was made on the location of the
general hospital on the White Lot. AL
though this was not definitely deter
mined, it will be somewhere in the
neighborhood of Fifteenth and B Streets
northwest, near Camp Roosevelt, but at
a. distance from the scene of fireworks
display to preclude the possibility of
disturbance from that quarter.
The outdoor service committee consid-
cred estimates made of the cost of
printing cards. giving the telephone
number and hours which physicians en-
gagged on encampment duty may be found
in their private offices. Dr.. Gibson. of
the ambulance corps committee, out
lined the work which his associates
have done so far relative to the sta
tionary ambulances, the contents of the
emergency bags in these wagons, and
the assignments to stations. It was
suggested that ambulances be on duty
during the several parades, and that five
wagons should be on the White Lot dur
ing the progress of fireworks each even
ing.
Bids were received for printing signs
to be used at hospitals, dispensaries.
and on ambulances. The lowest bid wa
$3.50.
DR.. Lemon. of the badge committee,
reported that the ribbons to be worn by
members of he medical committee will
be white silk ornamented with red
cross.
DR.. Weaver made a motion that the
badges should not be transferred. and
that the secretary be directed to address
Major Sylvester Chief of Police, advis-
ing him of the significance OF the en-
blem and request that those wearing the
ribbon should be allowed to pass
through the lines unmolested DR.
Weaver also asked that Major Sylvester
should be requested to arrange for am
balances to be inside the ropes when
practicable.
Printing Committee Meets.
The committee on printing, Mr.. will
liam Hahn, chairman. met last night and
considered several bids for printing in
vitations to the encampment The de-
cision of the committee was reserved
until a later date. 1t is expected that
character.
A special meeting of the Army of the
Tennessee was called last night, when
the Thirteenth, Fifteenth, Sixteenth,
and Seventeenth Corps were represent
ed. The business of the meeting was
confined to the appointment of the timee
and place for the reunion Of these sep
arate corps during the encampment. All
the reunions will be held in Sherman
tent. the convention place of the Army
of the Tennessee. The Thirteenth Corps
will meet October 9 at 10 o'clock; the
Corps will hold its reunion
Wednesday,. October 8. at 1880 p. m.; the
Sixteenth Corps will meet October ct
o'clock, and the Seventeenth Corps has
arranged to convene October at q
o'clock p. m.
The Ninth Army Corps held its regular
meeting last night, when the routine
business of the committee was discussed
The next meeting will occur Friday
evening. September 10. at 1880 O'Clock
sharp, and it is earnestly requested that
all members of the corps in Washington
Will be present.