Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-10-01

Il EOlIOWlDg Is Tue lies VI
Post Commander, d d. Fl: nj.
Senior Vice Commander, A Boais.
Jnnior Vice Commander, John Virtue.
| Adiutant 8. T. Mcfarland. -
Gnarier1msster, II. b McMurray.
Surgeon, DR.. Geo. s. Graham ~
| Chaplain, Richard Hin.
l Of;cer of the Day, Alex. Morrison-
| NOfficer OF the Guard. VIM. Ewing.
Sergeant Major, J. P. Dounan:
TO. II. Sergeant, Jonathan tucker ~,
Extended arrangements are gong on
| among the various Posts of the q. A. L. IN
bridgeport, st. Clairsville, Bellaire ana
Martins Ferry, to attend the Graud Army
Day at Pittsburg tomorrow. Special trains
and snecial rates have been obtained, ana
members with their families will attend:
| For the information OF them going ana
others, we submit the following from the
Comma ndant at Pittsburg:
~ Grand Army Of the RePu6lic,
Pittsburgh, September %. lSS2
GENERAL ORDER No. g:
The arrangements for the parade OF the
Grand Army OF the Republic, Monday al,
ternoon, are completed. The parade Will
undoubtedly be large. Posts as they arrive
at the depots will be met by division OF
staff officers, who will escort them toplaces OF
rest and furnish all information as to places
in line. so far as possible, according TO thelf
numerical number. All posts must report
to the division to which they are assigned.
and post commanders are urged TO report
their post promptly IN accordance WIN
their division order.
9. The Chief Marshal and Division. Mar
shals shall wear the service belt.
8. The following named commanders are
hereby appointed aides-de-camp on the
Headquarters staff:
Comrades Chill w. Hizzard, Post 80: John
r, Oursler, Post 4; Geo. +. Randolph, Post
80; John A. Wiley, Post 240; James u.
Sloan, Post 90; Geo. w. Powell, Post lSi;
Wm. Jones, Post ISL; A. P. Burchtield,
Post 1862; Arch Rowan, Post IS; Peter Nc
Gee, Post 49, Lewis Y. Brown, Post );
VIM. Witherow, Post IDS; A: V. Woodruff,
Post ls0s John NJ. Osborne, Post 80; J. ii.
lively, Post 1O7; J. D. Reynolds, Post SO;
Thomas A. Armstrong, Post 1872; A. l..
Pearson, Post 8; John Randolph, Post 26li
~ Mcdonald. Post 207; James Wilson:
Post 1872; R. s. P. Mccall, Post 1856; Leopold
Hart, Post II Max Klein, Post Us; 3. II.
Long, Post l2S.
i. Posts reporting small in number are
requested TO consolidate with other posts.
II possible the music will be scattered
| through the other divisions. Headquarters
will be established at Seventh Avenue
Hotel, where the staff will report at l
5. Post 8 is hereby detailed to receive the
National and Department Commanders,
and will be their escort till the close OF the
ceremonies. By order of
ROBERT W. LYON, 7. W. GUTHRIE,
Adiutunt General. Chief Marshal.
Col. GRAY has appointed the following
staff for the first division: Comrade j. F.
Denniston, Assistant Adjutant. General.
Aids -Comrade w. J. Fennerty, 0. s. Nc
Ilyaine Thomas Cluley, Brent Sweringen,
NJ. A. Spriggs, s. W. Hill, David Nichols,
Isaac st. Clair, j lobe, OF Post 1919.
These Posts form on Liberty street.
Marshal Harper has appointed his stun
as follows: Comrade VIM. \. Erwin, Post
2l3 Assistant Adjutant General: Comrades
J. p. Sturgeon, Post SO; J. w. Nesbit, Post
lOl; w. j. Glenn, Post 1888; D. d. Barclay,
Post 2O7, and J. w. Lurney, Post $50, Aides
de-Camp.
The first annual field day of the Connect.
cut Grand Army Of the Republic occurred
last week at Meriden, Conn, and was sue,
cess in every particular. About 500 old
soldiers were present and nearly every part
in the State was represented, some coming
in full force. Eight posts marched in the
procession, which numbered about 800
men. An outdoor dinner was given in
Hemlock Grove, and the afternoon was
spent in dancing and athletic games,
Among the prominent Grand Army men
present were United States Senator }. X:
Hawley and L. S. Marshal J. C. kinney OF
Hartford, Judge V. B. Chamberlain and
Department Commander J. Z. Hicks Of
New Britain, Senior Vice Commander j. Il.
Hyatt of Meriden, Junior Vice Comman-
der VIM Berry of Hartford and Assistant
Quartermaster General w. II. Pierpont OF
New Haven, all OF the State Department
staff. Commander Thomas X. Scott OF
Rankin Post No. 10. of Brooklyn, and +.
Parsloe of Chaplin Post No. ?, Of Bu ttalo,
were also present.
The Daughters Of the Republic an or.
ganization composed of the wives daughters
and lady friends of the members of Span
gler Post co. are making extensive pre-
paration for the production OF the drama
1.-THE Gypsy Queen" The cast is strong
and embraces some OF the best amateur
talent in the city. Cynthia, the Queen.
will he impersonated by Miss Mcclellan,
and Starlight Bess by Miss Matte Glasso
Mr.. Fred. Clinton will play the difficult
role of "Ishmael, the Wolf supported by
Ed. Strahl as Kinchin, and Mr.. Luchs as
Cheap John" Mr.. Luchs is fine actor,
and we predict he will make decided hit.
The balance of the cast is in strong hands.
III Will elDDTdCt SOlHc
The object of the entertainment is to secure
funds to purchase regalia, &C., for the new
organization. The entire cast will be pub
lished soon.
o. L. A. VI.
At the National Council of the Order OF
United American Mechanics held at Will
mingten, Del, the following amendments
were adopted: Making persons eighteen
years or over eligible to membership. Al.
ter the appointment of ths,yarious standing
committees the Cnlfcnn 20 journed to meet
at Lynn Mass., on the fourth Thursday OF
Ssspeember, 1855. sosa'' $3.50 'e'i.'z,..
CATHOLIC SOCIETIES. sagL
The fourteenth annual conyention Of the
Catholic, Beneficial Union, was held 10
Philadelphia the past week. After attend
ing high mass at the Cathedral the delegates
marched to Philopatrian Hall, where they
were welcomed by NJ. F. Wilhex, President
of the Philadelphia Union. The Hon. 4:
NJ. Kelley, OF Richmond, Va, President Of
tho National TTnion responded. Uhe Union