Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-10


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So rhAS fos REUNIONS BIZ ANN
coHfs-foRN OF ENTERTAINMENT PROPOSED
NOMINATIONS APPRovEp-THE HOTEL QUESTION
eAeoua'o commi''ee III cnArs'
-. 80. 10. "e " a. n encsn,P
-. soou many m"''e,'
tn "ee''ns S' "nA'o A'' .iSn~
"e committee Voted 70 recommend AueS'
day. October IL, or the second Tuesday in Oc-
| tober for the day of openinp the encampment
and also nrov;d.d fo- IN. ..s,r.rcas regarding
hotel ed ,-....o.,...-- -. ..,,;.h .ns.o,,
aspoi ."''on ia0' " 0"
| 'oquireS snaii De gwen 70 tne executive CUM
| mlttee OF the National Council Of Admnistra-
| ton, G. AR. This committee meets here to-
| morrou ard ;,s ;r.;,.i hus;ross NJ ,rtarest IN
w...:..-N. =. D u, 49,. - a.
Washing 'onians ID 'ne nAnis u VIC u"'o Va 'N0
encampment
| At the citizens committee meeting last night
those present were Chairman Edison, Secretary
Dingman Commissioner Douglass Gen. Bur-
| dett, Commander Pipes, Gen. Batchelder, Gen.
Ordway, Gen. Ellis Spear. Col l. T. Wright,
Messrs A T Brittcn George W. Driver John
McElroy, o. G. Staples, Theo. W. Noyes, Geo.
Gibson. Lawrence Gardner, Corporal James
Tanner, r. A. Parke, 8 W. Woodward and l..
| ID. Wine.
| letter was read from Rear Admiral James
T. Jouett accepting his appointment as men,
| - VI VIZ SoinAiiAssoe ""o OAS iAoni HAi. -
kurtz johnson declining with regret, on ac-
| count OF business that would take him ire
quently from the city, his appointment on the
| AUDITING committee.
RosTs ALREADY CHARTERED OR NEARLY so.
Areport was made by Col. 1. P. Wright from
the comm;,.ss nn o ~ NO. sa,;ns '
ar A. 80 .'
| n"'e WIG nonol W report tna' tne comniit-
| tee on accommodations FOR the national en-
e ca for 1889 has opened books at room
the hoteis, restaurants and eating houses in the
cry; ana nineteen nails that are known to be
toI rent Tor that occasion Nine OF these
lsis nave oeeh engaged by G.A.h- posts, ana
appncations nave been received for tho others
Dy posts or from representatives, OF posts, who
are a"aitihe Iurtner instructions before max
ing contracts. len posts have engaged quar-
.ers at seven OF the hotels. The twenty posts
.nat nave engaged quarters either In halls or
n9teis are distributed In six states as follows:
Onio, new Jersey z; New York, z; Pennsyl-
'anlas 4; MISSOURI, =, and Massachusetts,, g.
AS supplement to this report Secretary
, Dlns man read the Following list OF organlza-
uohs ior WHICH quarters mad already been pro-
'iaea: r,,,,
aIIon wilkes; 20, 1renton, n. D., 10Y men
Nai;onaI R aao zoe m00heI. 10 Pos'oh ioo men
saTohal hines Armory; Gen. Z. A. Baker, No.
lnnaoeipnia, 4oo men ana pand, W; l.. l.
11u!Ps Armory; capt wafer 3. newman, NO. .,
IIInnaoeiPnia Z0O men ana band, howard
20 ueo, my. nroP, No, 90, Cheisea, MASS,
80 1870 on Ai, '1 anu tenlsyt
Ross No o. PhiladeInb;a * NAV peIyodara.
Reynolds, No. 50, Weymouth, Mass, 100 men,
sheidons Hall; Frederick Hecker, No. II, BOs-
NJ W. 20 90 nen, Me!er ,, lou tn; a; W. baftiett
C.r,.,.,,, sH Uo"9purypoIt Mass, NV men, NC
$500 . ~ sAi.S5 i,ahia "senue soutneast'
J"hrsn ~ aMo aoi, -ouis, ME. IN lae.,' 81.
,i 200 ~ H 10. 10, Oh
I,nr n loo ~ NJ 1o. Ian, AeA. tiiin
n = Cr,nt " sa9 Y,,oL, WI
IarI's Wono,r;oI NJ ~ STn.:,IS ono -.
Trenaon, Dahi,ro, " S.i ID U. IL
Me Iso 80, w. :, oou'n Do't0i'
g. norcHnt q, Ma nenJ; stone, IT, ; 90
Ro,ston Iincoi, Sa,s.rL Ny 10
Post NJ Q pbiiadoir,h; .I" 49,; ~, ~ "h0
IL aSi;.;o,, t' lip nn'' .. ;.ie National.
.ha toIio,,, W I,os, repiosen'ihs
Ixa,, ~ In - W xoon"S iUi WA 'eis
"a W;in,;a,", III W w III 90 .u S iuall'
6eId Wnss SIoonn, m pu.,.;I' 10 Ipi ms
a G,r6.IS 49, n'"], A. -. % oI 10
pro,iinoa i, IN, ~ o. 80, DeehIn. ~ L.
80. 49, :" n 'a1S nuSscn Lo"eh, -
Doe'Vn, u"'s,; MAJOR ueo. II. oseaIhs. l49,
~ Nv, -, nerniii, MASS .; Z. uouio'
49, ~. Wi, lass, ,o Pos.s rom i" i,,ninS.on'
dem az Fall River. Coi O,on Ianol soi
Rossmont. Pa; Needham, 80, Laurence. Mass.
Stanley. II, New Britain, Conn; Prescott. l,
,',.: NJ l; "em, D. Rlrney' 3D. fhiia-
80 w"
AhI fLAN of hECNioSS
MIR. McElroy, chairman OF the committee on
reunions, said he had begun the formation of
his committee. II was his idea To annoint
.,,h,o,,,,;...a g.. .,-oa.,,. ... .i
suoooe NJ PE1 eaIn VI .le olo
"a,.,;t.op che.a oI''neu toi she
sni; 80; ne e.ne. NC n"u eonce'eu lor
LICE IL .A, 5as;nod a;, Nv suc
.s ~ o.h NC sa,u, " "rUiu nis'aAes
England soldie- who had GONE west ot the cIosa
OF the war one great attraction Of these en-
campments was the opportunity they afforded
OF meeting once again his oid comrades; His
S;a. ",S 81, ~ i'ne no. pa. .' 'Ie oiu SOL
d. Ha $50 ,n a''.- v ta ool
omar,ors -, IL ia sloup VIC i;
80 panrsI,,;a anay IL.
49,. rnIa.;,aI'. .% go, ~ ne! NoIiI
Su.;p: ,Sn .he san fosision as 'ucy uiu
o'.aa .A ~ ""i n my loicu VIC great
-. - - peasH .'se, ~ Do
first in their proper order the corps forming
the army Of the Potomac. next the army Of
West Virginia. the army OF the Cumberland, Of
Sd anu ~ 49, on ms, ne .n1usnt "oau
srars 10 ard tbe;r comr.Jas .as;I, '"''s Wv
,--
hSflhrA,NnhSr fhofosED'
Gen. Burdett, chairman OF the committee
on entertainment, said that usually the enter
tainments nrovided for tho ercon,r,anth, Id
N:s , Nv Ao
COuprieeu u an excursion OF some