Morning journal and courier., 1892-09-19
OFF FOR WASHINGTON.

Grand Army Veterans Flockfng to the Capital City-The Admiral FoOte Post to Start To-Day-Over Six Hum dred to go from Here-A Street Pa- rade to be Made This Afternoon-l Heavy Train Loads Pass Through Here Yesterday.
 Washington, D. O., the capital of the na- l ton, will be hardly taxed to accommodate 1 this week the unprecedently large number of veterans of the Grand Army who will be in attendance upon the grand national encampment from all over the United States. Already the veterans have com menced their march upon Washington. Yesterday four long specials from Boston, | one from Maine, one from Hartford and two from the eastern portion of the state, all loaded to overfowing, passed through the Union depot in this city. In addition to these were several small special trains from other portions of the state. The New Haven veterans will leave to-day at 3:30 o'clock. Ovsr 600 will go.
 At the meeting of Admiral Foote post, Saturday evening, the following announce ment of arrangements was made. The post will assemble at the Union armory in full uniform at 1 80 o'clock. army time. The line will be formed immediately after, and headed by the Moodus drum corps will proceed up Meadow street to Church, past city hall, where the procession will be reviewed by the mayor and members of the city government. then up Elm to Temple, to Chapel, to Orange, to State and to Union depot, where special train will be in waiting. There will'be from 600 to 700 men in line. The train will leave the depot at 3:20.
 There will be many new and novel fea- lures in to-day's parade. The Pioneer corps of the past will carry the tools ap- propliate for their department-axes shovels, picks. Past commanders will carry
 miniature flags on the tips of their canes,
 and the right and left guides will carry } bannerets bearing the name and number of the post Admiral Foote officers are confident that the old command will be the largest and finest in the procession al
 Washington. They have been laborine for this result for the past thirteen months.
 , SOME OF THOSE WHO ARE GoING-FoRMA , T1oN OF THE COMPANY. ! Commander Ssnborn would like al members of the post to parade this after
 
 8 ington. Several of the comrades leave o1 the early train, and for the New Have1 9 parade it is desirable that their places b. ; filled by such members of the post as ma, | have the regulation uniform. Amoni !; those who expect to attend the encamp Il ! ment are:
 Post commander, A. D. Sanborn; adjutant s Jason D. Thompson; senior vice commader, Ed l ward Coe; junior vice commander, Henry S
 Peck; surgeon, Charles Rawlng; assistant SUI J. Whitteisey; auartermaster sergeant, Henry I I /, Shepard; officer of the day, Theron R. Hull Weston Ferris; sergeant major. Freder:ef ( l. Hastings; commissary sergeants Edwin W. Spe i- Y; officer of tho guard, Thomas E. Benedict l. Smith, A. J: Webster, William Miller, T: l
 Hawkins, George R. Cady; H B; Platt H. 4 { le HurlSu'rt, Charles Lane, William a Evan 10 Robert s. Duff, George H., Hotchkis SSaa w. Henay keyas Ws H. F
 ed W N G lanes al Jackson. J. D. Bradley, Henry E. Thomas, % D. M9nson Ghsrlss Glark David e MeechaT H Hamden; John F. Carey, Oyster Point; Willia
 or+s smith, whitnsSyVl1le; hS S B. i3e9p Thee9p m n David Ford, Henry 2: Bradley, Edwin Hu6be l., Dyer, William F. smith, C. D. Foster. A. D. Bal m win, William A. Lincoln, James W. Shubert, E. :. Tisdale. James A. Church, Charles K. Cadwe pr Henry W. Clark, Frank Jenks, Walter H. LOT he William S. Wells, s. J. Fox, c. J. Buckbee c. rt Foster, Edward Hubbell, Henry s. Pee . Charles Rawlinson, Henry 0. Bradle e. Charles A. Baldwin, William E. Morgan, Albe lie Z Gowns, John W. HilI Wilfred Ford. IT, The formation of the companies will be as f, -- -- lows: Pioneer corps, J. H. Wilkins, captai so Company A, A; H. Embler, captain; B, Walla
 E. Beach, c, E. T. Wilcox; D, Walter H. LOT
 B, Benjamin Jepson; F. Theron R. Hull; G, D.
 Thomas; H, George E. Albee; I, Clark Bnckn of ham: K: A. c. Austin; L, E. Griswold; M, A.
 | Hendriek.
 be In addition to captain and lieutenant ca x- company will be allowed thirty-two men; V B. and if all present. the excess of six to act file closers, three for each platoon. Addition 'r. companies will be formed if necessary and ce nd tains appointed to command them. .o- The post will assemble at the Second Re 'o ment armory, Pennsylvania avenue and Eigh lat street, Washington, at S3O a. m sharp on St
 tember 20, to take place in line for the para'
 No comrade will then be allowed in line unl'
 in the uniform of Admiral Foote post.