Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-27

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LIVING WAR GOVERNORS TO RE- INVITED.
Early next week invitations will be issued
from headquarters Of the executive committee
to the sixteen living war governors. Great
honors. such as the public can render are in
store for these distinguished mer and a special
effort will be made to secure their attendance.
special meeting Of these ex-governors will
be held on the reunion grounds in Grand Army
place and altogether their visit will be loaded TO
the muzzle with pleasant features
1t was not originally intended to decorate the
entrances to Grand Army place. but the COM
mlttee on decorations thinks its revised plan
would be somewhat incomplete il its decorators
did not exert themselves to make the reunion
grounds as attractive as possible. Just what
will beidone in this regard is not yet plain.
but the rough plan calls for q very fine display
of bunting at the four main entrances to the
White Lot Next week there will be a consul
tatlon between Chairman Wine, Mr.. Bodfish.
Maj. McElroy and Col Michael. and when they
have reached mutual understanding the neces-
sary designs will be drawn.
APPLIED FOR QUARTERS
The following posts have applied for quarters
during the past week:
Eph. Scott Post, 464, Mahomet, Ill. for ls:
Seth c. Earl Post. 156. OTTAWA. III, for 50; W.
c. Scott Post 100, Van Vert, Ohio. for 100; st.
Frank Torbet Post, 506, Gatchellvills. Pa, for
Is; Jacqueth Post. 1856, sycamore. Ohio, for Is;
Lenhart Post, 1853, Tottenville, \. Y, for Is;
Lieut.. W. A. Bruner Post. 1885, Sunbury, Pa.
for SO; John Koch Post, 354, Nicklevilie. Pa
for 20; Duncan Post, l65; Dunbar, Pa, for 20;
Robt McDermott Post, 22S. Millerstown,
Pa. for ~; A. H. Jackson Post. 299. Coop
erstown, n. T., for Is; W. " Harris Post,
50, Belleville. W. Va, for Is; j. J. An
drews, Post. 20, CORY. Pa. for IS:
s. 5. McCready Post. 456. Cadiz, Ohio, for 30:
Bradford Post, l4l, Bradford, Pa, for 6; W. e.
Carr Post, $685. Bear Lake, Pa. for IL: Cor
poral c. W. Deming Post. 476. Millerton, Pa,
boro. Pa. for 10; Upton Nycum Post 547,
Clearville. Pa. for 20: 1t. Jos. White Post, As.
Phpnixville. Pa. for 60: John Craig Post Sc,
Jacksonville, Ind, for 10; Logan Post,
2s2, Bricksville, Ohio. for Is; Allison
Bros: Post, 44i. Port Carbon, Pa. for TO-
delegation representing following four posts:
Todd Post, 29. Youngstown, Ohio; Kirksbride
Poet, 500, Berlin Center, Ohio, Reno Post, 81,
Lowville. Ohio. Hawkins Post, 4l6, Poland
Ohio. for 200 comrades; Samuel Sibley Post.
137. East Douglas. Mass. 20; Cutter Post. sos,
Cutter, Ohio. rs: Garfield Post, 229. Pike, N
y, 25. delegation of 100 members repre-
senting three following posts: Perkins Post,
202. Athens. Pa, Phelps Post, l24, East Smith
field. Pa, Maj. Spalding Post, 80, Re Raysville,
Pa. Gen. Warren Post. ", New Egypt NJ:
20, Remington Post, SOL So. Butler. \. T.. for TO-
kearney Post, SO. Frankford, Pa, for 90: Tom
custer fost, 40, onerioa1l, MICH. Tor 70, Burn
ham Post, 1853. Madison, Ohio. for IS: Bentley
Post, 294. Mantua station, Ohio. for Is: G. W.
Hughs Post, 29S, Nashville, Ohio, for 90: H. ].
Lewis Post. 1919, Neenah, Wis, for 30; Thorn
burg Post, "a. Clarks, Neb., for IA: Ryerson
Post, n. Tuckerton. \. J., for 10: Gen. A. A.
Humphrey Post. 544, Bennett Pa. for 25: stansell
Humphrey Post. SSS, So. Logan. Mich, for l5:
Choate Humphrey Post &C, Napoleon. Ohio. for
10; Harrisonville Post, 80. Harrisonville, Mo- for
20: Jos. Mann Post, 345, Steuben, Ohio for -:
Anthony Strong Post. 40. Creston, Ohio. for 25:
W. H. Gibson Post. 43i. Leeds, Kan., for 5:
G. H. Thomas Post. 6, Deleran, Wis, for 6:
David Clamor Post, 80. Trenton, Ark, for rs:
NJ. A. Taintor Post. 9, Colchester, Conn. for
80; Starkweather Post, GO. Monongahela. Pa,
for 25; 1t. ID. H. Wilson Post, 1874. Mif7iintown.
Pa. for so; Abe Lincoln Post. 90. Council
Bluffs. Iowa, for so: Hyde Clark Post. IS.
Dubuque, Iowa, for 80; Moses Ellis Post III,
Medfeld, Mass. for Is; Milton Weaver Post.
594, Vandalia. Ohio. for 20; G. L. Pierce Post,
4s9, Forestvile, n. T., for 10; John Mckee
Post, 500, Cambridge. n. u, for %; Neal Post,
go, Sidney, Ohio. for $50.
QUARTERS FURNISHED.
The following posts have been furnished
quarters during the present week: Hancock
Post. No. 1877. 25 men, Dalton, Mass, Webster
School building; George G. Meade Post, No
444, IS men, Chicago. ILL.,, Corcorau School
building; Anteu Post No. 8. IS men, South
Bend. Ind. Twining School building; Arnold
Post, No. 4, GO men, Providence. R. L, Phelps
School building; Col. c. A. Craig Post, No. IS.
80 men, Parker's Landing, Pa, Blake school
building; Col. G. A. Gotham Post. No. 81, 20
men, Tideoute, Pa, Curtis School building:
Drury Post. No. 372, so men, Neptune, Ohio.
Curtis School building; W. L. Norris Post. No.
40 so men, Chagrin Falls, Ohio. Curtis School
Auburn, n. Y. Thompson school building; W.
NJ. Sanders Post, No. 66i, 50 men. ShHwnee,
Ohio, Thompson School building; Strestor
Post. No. 68, IS men, Strestor, Ill, Webster
School building; Gay Post, No. 16, 100 men.
Baltimore, Nd, Lincoln School building;
Lincoln School building; Cutter Post, No. 500,
20 men. Dunbar, Ohio. Lincoln School
building; Magnolia Post, No. 400, SO
men, Jonesboro, Ind, Lenox School build
ing; Dan Pratt Post, No. so, 10 men,
Galveston. Ind. Lenox School building;
German Metternich Post. No: l22. 100 men,
Brooklyn, Baltimore House, s22 Pennsylvania
avenue; Francis s. Long Post, No. 80, 50 men,
Williamantic, Conn, 9aS 18th street; David
Mcintosh Post, No. 327, so men, Ravenna,
Ohio. 4l6 9Th street northwest; Chas. D.
Sanford Post, No. -, las men, North
Adams, Mass. Slater School building; F. W.
Farquhar Post. No. l62, 40 men, Detroit, Mich,
Randall School building; sergt. I. Z. Eden
Post, No. 507, 70 mon, Bendersville, Pa, RAN
dali School building; Admiral Jno. Rodgers
Post, No. %, 80 men, Havre de Grace, Nd, Ran
dali School building; E. B. Young Post, No.
81, 40 men, Allentown, Pa, Randall Schoel
building; Col. Geo. +. Smith Post, No. $50, 20
men, Westchester. Pa, Randall School build
ing, Geo. K. Bird Post, No. 100, 50 men.
Norwood, Mass, Randall school building:
Rich. Allen Post, No. 66, 80 men, Elyris. Ohio,
Randall School building; David Mcintosh Post,
No. 327, IS men, Ravenna. Ohio, Adams
School building; Dushane Post, No. 5. ITO
men, Baltimore, Nd, Business High school;
c. 6. Chase Post. No. SO, 70 men Titusyille. Pa.
Monroe School building; Denison Post, No. q
100 men. Baltimore, Nd. Monroe School build
ing; Joe Hooker Post. No. 12s, 20 men, New
York, n. y, Blake School building; Richard
tanning Post, No. SO. 50 men, Coshocton, Ohio,
Curtis School building, Thad Stevens Post, No
40, so men, Westminster, Nd, Garnet School
building; Root Post No. Isl, and others from
Onondago and Madison counties, n. Y, COO
men, Central High School building: Lombard
Post. No. "a. z men, Greenwich, Conn, 71s 10Th
street northwest; First Defenders of Psunsyl-
vsnia, $50 men, business High School; Jacob
Young Post, No. $50, 50 men, Fredericktown,
Ohio, Phillips School building; Lieut. G. W.
Fuller Post, No. 376, 60 mon, Cstasauqua, Pa,
Phillips School building; Diester Post, No. as,
80 men, Dayton, Ohio, Wosmley School build
ing; Hiram Londen Post, No. l55, 60 men,
Montpelier, Ohio, Wormlsy School building;
Sedgwick Post, No. -, 70 msn, Lsbaucu, Pa.
Wormley School building, Capt ". Evans
Post. No. 1877, 30 men, OIL City, Pa, Wormiey
School building; Burns Post, No. ID, 70 men,
Westminster, Nd, Curtis school buildins: Sol
Meredith Post, No. IS, $50 men, Richmond