Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-03
A FORMAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
No More Free Quarters to Re Allotted Delin
quent Posts.


NECESSARY DECISION OF THE EXECUTIVE CON-
MrrTEE-rHH CORPS conAASpERs WHO ARE
CoMING-oRDER OF MRS. suE PIKE SANDERS
VARIOUS coRps MEETINGS LAST NIaHT-orHER
MATTERS.
As predicted in The STAR yesterday the
citizens executive committee Endorsed the
action OF Chairman Edison in deciding that the
terms of the circular must be adhered to and
that no free quarters will be assigned to posts
not applying up to the list instant. This action
will not prevent the posts who have not been
assigned. to free quarters nom attending the
encampment If they wish to, as there are
an abundance of places in this city
which can be secured at q moderate price
There has been received since the LIST instant
applications for free quarters from posts ag-
gregating about 800. The committee on &C
commodations are busy in assigning quarters
to individuals, and no less than 200 letters q
day are sent out informing applicants where
they can be accommodated and the rates per
day. Col. Wright and his corps Of assistants
are working all day and late into the night to
do all the work that is now required.
CHAIRMAN EDsoS's STATEMENT.
Today Chairman Edison issued statement
which ia Of interest tn the Grand Army men
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Tue washington executive committee arranged
carry IN one summer to provide free quarters
for $1,000. total ranging from two to five
times In excess Of the number provided
with similar accommodations in other cities
at previous encampments Believing that the
extraordinary limit thus fixed would be entirely
ample, but anxious to quarter oil who applied,
in fhn ,arf nf 1oof y,
, ". eo on IN .le early par' OF !ns' montn
STATES tn conmnnica,e witi, ptha rn,r.,;ttsa NV
Sentember I IL IL des;reS fra. Observation-Disclosures
In 10 doto Co. ounn.or, - - o;1a
for * oS0 con'roS %i Of 10 ~ P,,t aua,,
at This iate dov in "a ~ ,ho ;n;nnc,iors
tho circnlsr diatory ,osts Gre rnat;no onOi;co.
tons f' INV app
The barr,cks which bave hoo, erected o-e ~
- ,. WHICH nave oeeu ere1teu aIe oi
"uUu, eon. aa ana eoiniortaDie put .he
anconr,nnt ~. - .ail.o AZ. ,us
With raare, .b.. III oa.a S;a , 49, ,',n,,,
ths;r das;rns 49, u I'M S' ,h.
onr,nit.a oe!ose :as unsn 'oo mIe toi .ne
Thnrn 80 W f.',iuo ..ee =; a.nis
1917. arr nllpie acccninloca'lohs IN Ho'e,s,
~ -. ~ P.o VI n.y. az Ai'
abla may tapP when can oe oDeaied az W reasI
-; W spPiloac ~ wi. L. : "tIen''
Ouarters are bs;nn ass Jn in the harr"cls
rbioh ~ ;t,"is - no.I ~ VIZ IN
the rreates. care to nreuan. nsnsor Fans
of tSa h,,;,S;ua. o prutms 1on i .h n"un
her is eirau to ssch hum Wb anu ; !.
go ~ o. ~ co" a az nnn no. =: ~ m Sonsiu
ce;ved Tho, IL 10 u I', oSv D I'M w." P De
secretary ia eradnarv uor.inn ort tha ,,roi,s,,,
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CORPS COMMANDERS COMING.
ence at the CORDS reunions OF as many Of the
been heard from
Gen. John C. Robinson of Binghamton. \.
T., writes he will come if he can. The health
OF zen. Abner Doubleday Is so feeble that 1t Is
ooioiui whether ne VIII De apie 10 attend.
second corps. Zen. John Gibbon and Gen.
oPrague carroll are coming.
miro corps, zen. Slckies writes that he Will
De mere.
rim corps 1en. .. W. CrawIoru Will De
s;,th co p CO, o Wr;a I.H ITn III orof'
Seventh corps. Gen. j ". Noble Gen. Cvrus
Bussey and Gen. West live here.
Eighth corps, eI-President Hayes and ex-
GoV. Mckinney VII! be here The corps has
also invited Mrs. Bonsal OF this city. better
known as hepecca wright, to be present at the
reunion.
NINTH corps, Ten. John q. Parke will be
present.
Eleventh corps, Gens. howard and Slgel are
coming.
twelfth corps, Gen. II. ". Slocum is ex-
pected
Fourteenth corps, Gen. John N. Palmer will
be mere.
Eighteenth corps. Gen. b F. Butler and W.
r. Smith Baldy) will be present.
IWenty-thlrd Corps, Gen. Schofeld will be
here
Cavalry corps Of the west Gen. J. N. Wilson
ana Gen Il. ii. u. Minty will be present.
THE SECOND MASSACHUSETTS, CAVALRY.
The reunion of the Second Massachusetts,
Cavalry Assoc;at;o, viii ,.L. ,,,na =, w,sh;,,
g., Dc .I W,:..,. -
'on' 49, oh .ne "ni'e LOU, september Al, at
pm Tent Will be provided for the use Of the
survivors OF the famous old fighting regiment.
Members Of the California 100 and "Cali-
fornia cavalry battalion" second Massaehu-
sets cavalry, residing in Washington are urged
to be present.
THE ". R. CORPS.
Under date of August % Mrs. Sue Pike Sam
aars .ho r.,;,,,,,r..;5,,.w D ~
80 - V" :" ~ A"' i''"'u
d general oruel TeAAuFe W INC tehtn annual con-
vention OF that organization, which will meet
IN this city at 10 O'Clock september 81 at the
FIRST baptist Cnurcn. Inc order states that
a.. S..;a w SPn VIC eon' en'ion unu assume
visitors will be sduoitted excentinp members OF
the order during the first session"
Department presidents or chairmen Of the
delegations are requested to meet at the church
at clock, september II. to draw seats for
their delegates during the convention.
National headquarters have been established
at the Ebbltt House, parlor 1872 where all mem
bers and friends OF the order will receive cor
RI fai M mail aI1 tyny-s tod g. h.