Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-20
GOING TO MILWAUKEE.
Delegations from washington 70 the
G. A. r. Eucampment.


Delegations from washinston TO the
g. A. r. Eucampment.
DAT NIaHr-oyyIcEls AND REPRESENTATIVES,
FROM TIE DxPARTnxNr or THE POTOMAC
oTHERs WHO WILL HEPaEsExr WASHINGTON.
| Saturday night a special train will leave the
| Baltimore and Ohio depot containing the
| members Of the Grand Army and others to
attend the twenty-third annual encampment OF
| the G. A. R. at Milwaukee August %. The
| train will reach Milwaukee on the morning Of
the 18th. The department commander and his
| stan, accompanied by other comrades Of this
department, will be escorted by the Old
Guard, the armed escort of the department.
Capt. James NJ. Edgar. commanding, with drum
corps. Comrades J. NJ Rusk, Secretar Of the De-
partment Of Agriculture; James Tanner, COM
missioner Of pensions; VIM. NJ. Meredith, chief
OF the bureau of engraving and printing; 8. 8.
Burdett, past commander in-chief; W. W. Dud-
ley, Gen. Green B. Raum. and Col Geo. w.
Wilson, deputy commissioner of internal rev.
enye, will accompany the delegation.
Department Commander r. P Wheeler of
Virginia, with some fifteen comrades; Depart
ment Commander Geo. F. Wheeler Of Mary
| land. with twenty comrades, and Department
Commander Peter B. Ayres of Delaware and
escort will join the delegation from this city.
TIE special train will convey four departments
OF the Grand Army to Milwaukee. The ar
| rangernents for the trip have been under the
direction Of a committee consisting of ]. c.
Burger, A H. Van Deusen and Geo. O. Harris
and all the details have been carefully mapped
out The headquarters of the department will
be at CampbeI's hall, 514 Grand avenue, Mil
waukee.
OFFICERS AND DELEGATES.
The following have signifed their intention
of joing the pilgrimage: Department Com
mander VIM. s. Odell, Senior Vice Commander
JAS. NJ. Pipes, Assistant Adjutant General C.
h. Ingram, Inspector James W. Butcher
Judge Advocate Fred Bracket, Chief Muster
ing Officer JAS E. McCsbe.
Representatives to national encampement-
Thos. II. Mckee, Benz. NJ. Elliott and jas. W.
Butcher. Alternates-Nathan B. Prentice. Geo.
h. Cooper and Charles King. Member national
council OF administra tion-Amos J. Cunning.
The following past department commanders
who are entitled to vote in the encampment
will also 60; BENZ. F. Hawkes., VIM. Gibson
and Saml. 8. Burdett Other members of the
delegation from this city are as follows: N. D.
and Mrs. Eldridge, ]. Huston and son. Frank
". Paige. Arthur Hendricks. R. s. Lacey. An
drew F. Dinsmore, Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick O'Fer-
rail-, Maj. L. P. Williams, N. N. Bickford. VIM.
Blakeland, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. P. Wood Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Peers, Gen NJ NJ Bane, Rev.
Tallmadge and son, Fred. Higgins, DR.. A. ].
Huntoon, ]. H. Slime, Fred. ID. Neale Frank
Garden, Geo. h. Hammond, Geo. E. Giles,
Bruce Morton, Richard Jones, E. j. Bentley
L. J. Bryant and son, II. N. Howard, Geo. ".
=: Vernon Of Baltimore, DR.. A. B. Jameson.
W. P. Freeman, A. C. Miller, Col. Hill, Mr. and
Mrs. VIM. Blaslsnd, ]. Gray, Adolphe Berger,
Daniel Williams, John Crawford Fred. Van
Vranken. DR.. Goodlove. Mrs. Oldberg, Mrs.
Powell and VIM. h. Smith.
TIE woMAN's RELIEF CORPS.
There will be large delegation from the
Potomac and Burnside woman's relief corps,
and among those who will 60 are the following:
Mrs. W. S. Odell. Mrs. F. W. Paige, Mrs. A
H. Van Dusen, Mrs Jas. z. McCabe, Mrs. E. H.
Mrs. E. Winter, Mrs. W. W. Eldridge, Mrs. Ar
thur Hendricks Mrs. Mary d. Newell, Miss
Scribner. Miss Temple, Mrs J. R. Lynch, Mrs.
Somerville, Mrs. Ryder. Miss Doughty.
THE OLD GUARD.
The roster of the members Of the Old Guard
who will 60 Milwaukee ON the military event
Of the department. Of the Potomac is % fol-
| lows:
Oficers-James NJ Edgar, captain; Samuel
NJ. Gordon. first lieutenant, Frank W. Paige,
| second lieutenant.
Staff oficers-Samuei c. Mills, Judge advo-
cate; Florence Donohue, surgeon: John G. 8.
Burger, quartermaster; Willis B. Pomeroy,
commissary; William y. Odell. ordnance officer;
Thomas W. Steuart. inspector; William n.
Hoover, paymaster.
Non-commissioned officers-Alphonso W.
Bogia, quartermaster sergeant; John Reardon,
color sergeant; George Y. Hansell.
color sergeant; R. Emmet Smith, first sergeant;
William II. Fuss. second sergeant; James r.
Collins, third sergeant Frank H. Moers, fourth
sergeant, Jacob Jacobson, fifth sergeant; Frank
B. Wilson, corporal Albert Brown, corporal;
Geo. W. Scheerer. corporal; Samuel X. Swami,
corporal.
Privates-Julian G. Baker, Geo. W. Bogue,
Alex. O. Bromley, Edwin H. Brown Archibald
Burgess, John N. Burneston, Orlando e. Caru-
ana, Edwin N. Clark. Alex. w. Conlee, Andrew
F. Dinsmore, Henry Floyd. Francis L. Fuss,
Francis NJ. Gideon, Amos J. Cunning, Edwin
H. Harnor, Geo. c. Harris, Abraham B. Hit
man, Frank T. Hopkins, John johnson, John
A. Judson, Joseph n. Lawrence, Chris. Lewis.
James E. McCsbe, John A. Mcdonald, VIM. w.
Mcdonald. Henry h. Moler, James NJ. Pipes,
David NJ. Proctor, Chas. E. Robert Vincent W.
Rowe. Daniel K. Sargent, Chas. B. Sayer, Vim.
d. Tabler, Geo. NJ Thompson, Theophil Tiv-
erny, Albert h. Van Deusen, Henry Wahiy,
John W. Watts, VIM. Wilson, James 8. Wyckof.
Honorary members and comrades OF the
CARS &. Burdett, VIM Gibson, Geo. E..
Corson, Thos. II. Mckee, John McElroy, Nell
son D. Adams, N. NJ Bane, T. W. Tallmadge,
Geo. J. P. Wood, Chris. G. Bollinger, Solomon
E. Faunce.