Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-20

quartermastcr; Joseph Brry. surgeon: John D.
Bradbnrn, chaplain; L. +. Csliap. ofiicer of the
dav: @. W. Gladmoa. officer Of the guard.
Post No. 12-U. =. Grant PoSt-was in COM
mard of Frank A. Clark post commander. his
staff being: Howard N. Gilman. senior vice
commander; W. Z. Horton. junior vice com
maGder; Granville Fernald. cdjutant; Jchu
White. quRrtermaster; Richard u. Calhoun
,urgeon; YIN. A. Cook chsplain: Francis 4.
Flancgiil. officer OF the day: Geo. Wheeler. ofi-
Ger of the guard.
The next post. No. l3. bore the name of John
4. Logan, Post Commander James II. Dony
commanding Robert II. Marcellus senior vice
commander VIM. Mnrden King. junior vice
Commander; Alpheus davidson. adjuant: Thos.
j. Putnam quartermaster: Edwin III. Grant,
surgeon; George II. Bowman. chaplain; Henry
W. Emo officer OF the day; T. VI. Taylor. officer
of the guard. forming his stuff.
Phil sheridan Post No. IA, followed Logan,
Post. w. W. Fierce, post commander. Staff:
.. '. commander; Theo. +. Brown. adjutant;
n. n. Bill. quartormaster; n. C. May. surgeon;
{. A. Matthews. chaplain; i. W. Bonney, Off
Ger OF the day; Z. 5. Davis. officer of the guard.
Io't No. Is. The namcsake of George u.
Thomas, was in charge of Post Commander
Israel w. Stone, having for his staff Frank C.
joiner. 4. V. commander: J. w. Hendricks. ].
V. commander: Jas. s. Dougall. adiutant; w.
T. Dorsey. quartermaster; II. 4. Dobson. sur
geon; Norman W. Camp. chaplain: p. d. Entri-
ken; officer OF the day; Vim. Stansberry, officer
of the guard.
Thomas Post was followed by ". r. Sherman
Post, No. Is, ID. W. Glassie. post commander,
he having as his staff; J. A. Sparks, - v. COM
mander; John E. Smith. j. V. commander; A.
IL. Hotter. adjutant; J. Z. Harlow, quarter
master; Geo. d. Morrison. surgeon A. N. Cir
ALT. cha plain; Geo. A. Carter. officer Of the
CAV; Robert Ngg, officer of the guard.
Inc next post to follow was Henry Wilson
Post, No. II; post commander. Patrick Ford.
Edward Slaughter, 8. V. commander: James
Williams, }. V. commander; Chas. A. Rubin,
adjutans; James Fitzpatrick, quartermaster;
Bernard Moran, surgeon; Chas. a. II. HOefer,
chaplain: John G. Lucas, officer Of the day; Au-
gust Smith, officer Of the guard, being the
staff.
Potomac Post. No. IS, came next, Silas c.
Robb, post commander. having for his staff DIR.
J. Il. Hayes. senior vice commander; E. c.
Dougherty, junior vice commander; Ellis Dali
rymple. adjutant; j. L. johnson, quarter
master; W. G.. IIimrod surgeon; Geo. F. Dud-
ley, chaplain: H. NJ. Husband. officer of the
day; Henry NJ. Specht, officer Of the guard.
Post Commander Bernard I. Janney COM
manded George I. Morris Post, No. 10; Joseph
W. kirkley, $. V. commander; Edward Turken-
ton. J. V. commander; II. G. Cunningham, ad-
{utant' Rudolph Ullmer, quartermaster; A. F.
IL. Appleby. surgeon; George W. Fletcher,
chaplain; Samuel McMonigle. officer of the day
Edwin II. Harner. officer of the guard, compos-
ing his stuff
Lafayette Post. No. 20, was the last one of
the department and Post Commander William
W. Chambers was at its head. his staff being
Fred ii. Smith. senior vice commander; James
O'Neil. junior vice commander; E. j. Sweet,
adjutant; Fl. r. Stewart, surgeon; Baltus De
Long, chaplain; N. A. Dillon, quartermaster;
II. n. Wharry. officer of the day; NJ. ]. Foley,
officer Of the guard W. A. Orr. sergeant major;
A. A. Rice, quartermaster sergeant.