Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-19

We arrived here earl: Sunday morning and
csly allowed hirnseif a l:t:le resi- before appear
irG q headquarters TO assume his ahare of the
So-k. lie unable 20 tel The STAR he
exact numler Of men and posts Ia. would rep
rc-cHt Few icsE. Many whom he knows will
attend had not oN.ci1lly Communicated with
hinl- fc l. y'rv hg.p. over he OG;lO K aad
believes New En-k viii he..t! he list l.. numbers
a. vel. a. romiHeut peop!e rresen; III ;Ais city
from hi .:4.c.
COMMANDER Theodore T.. Poole also arrived
ssri. u2OI the scene. His ioUrneI 20 tins city
w. quis . tire-oEIc one and lie VS. Obliged to
a. - hin -slf - Vi I1rs yesterday owing 20 the
latisuC' & Ii trip.
Ihg odorc l.. Poole. department command Ter
o. New ioE4. enlisted rs a private II company
o. the one hundred and tweu:y-sccond resi-
ment. New York volunteers. tie was tie frs:
quarterulastc- sCr-,cau; OF his giInent serving
In thGt caV-ci.- however. III: q. few month
when he WEs promoted TO iieu:eaantcy and
entered active service. Ills efiici .ncy and
courage ug~ speedily recognized by his supe-
ri0r us.cers and % the bat icIield of the Will
dsrness- here H. bravery waS con sDicuOls h
vs. na.- acting aGiutsai o: his regiment \
few weeks Later. whiIs acting ,hi- capacity
h. vss sever " wounded at the battle OF Cold
Harbor. Inc charge made a.. tina; field by
kus~-.is bric..,ie q: the sIxth CORPS was one Of
the nlosi sa'i1ni eh1rge' of thu W.T. a.. Adm
tant Poole Ms III tie tnickcst OF the fgn;
hicT "a lons utr.od C! sIcan"ss All suffer ne
81 was fOJ:ud Necessary to amputate the arm
He quickly rallied and remained with his regi-
ment 20 the close OF tie war Eor ..consf en-
GU bravery Al the battles At the WILDERNESS
Spott>v!yani.. AID cold i..rbor' he received
commissions both i:1m the United states and
hi native state a. br-vct major
Commander Poole had rcco cred this morn
Ing. AID vas bg-Il. engaged attending 20 the
riany detail, Of IN" encampucnt which must
b. attended 20 b. him
The nr-to; the \Sw iork DEPARTMENT reached
Washing on early ye-ter'las morning from Syn-
euse. lh- train carried about go men IN. Ter.
ii supervision Of Commander Poole. Another
section % the -arus train switched OF at harris
burg for tiet, ssburg. where a large number
spent the Gay - fa-,cipanI- In the dcdica ion of
niorHm-nt- 10 the on. hundred and forty-uinth
infantry and the second airy. They are ac-
cOmpanled by she faaloas kinssIord Starch
COMPANY band. which will lead this diyi:on in
the parade. The left Geitysblrg at O'Clock
last night. reaching Washington this morning.
THE cKLxsRsrKD GRANT rosr
Most Of tine eastern New Ycrk posts lief; the
city Of New York ;hn morning and have Just
reached this city. Among hose j. the Grant
Posi, the pride Iost of BROOKLYN. I; Is COM
posed % manv u New Works most prominent
and influential citizens. When til, post arrived
IL vas hes'led ty full brass band and their
celebrated NE snd drum eorI-. which performs
al the military evOlutions Wills. Ih. ..tlrum
PLAYS" Mr Fred Grant, Engineer Melville.
Corp. Tanner and Maj. Vim. Ha.s:sad Barker
are among IL nen4be-s- Specia! headquarters
for this post have been arranged IN pario- I,
WIZARDS Hotel
PERSONAL MENTION.
sorae of those Who have Registered at the New
iOrs department. headquarters aud the branches
OF the service in which they served arr n fol
loxs:
Iniantry-Adelbert Perry. Washington Mills;
IN IRE. " L.
tngtoa. ID. C.; William Shaf.Oe. [ tea; HenTs
y. Narchii- Utica: Heury 4. Hastings. Utica
Jud-on 4. Adam. Port Jervi-: Horace liam
moaP. Port Jerv;s; Reuben Necder, Clsyvi.ie:
William Hammond. Port Jervis: John II.
Sheen. hatamora.. Pa; Mai. Van Aiken. Poc:
yeryis; p. J.Miae. atanoras. Pa ~. II. Ge,:ig,
Binghamtcn; q. W. Mitchell. Binghim:oa;
O. / Page, Binghan:ou; William Ne.Imaa,