Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-18
THE @. A. II. ENcAMPMENr.
Business Active at the Headquarters OF the
Citizens Executive Committee.


Citizens Executive Committee.
Business at the headquarters OF the citi gems
executive committee of the Grand Army en-
campment continues TO DO lively. There is to
be observed that ratio OF increase which indi-
Gates growing interest in the encampment
which will be held in tho fall
The following posts have secured quarters
during the past week:
Francis washburn Post, 90, Brighton, Mass,
for $50 members and $50 citizens and ladies a
1928 to 1888 l street northwest; delegation from
Essex county. Mass, numbering 900, represent
ing the following posts: Col. Allen Post, As,
Gloucester; Union Post, so, Peabody; Allen Post,
81. Manchester; J. w. Chapman. jr.. Post, 80;
Beverly; Ward Post, 80, Danvers; o. W. Wal
lace Post, LOG. Rockport; Everett Peabody
Post, los, Georgetown; James L. Bates Post,
rs, Swamscott; Gen. James Appleton Post.
rs. Ipswich; O. II. Sargent Post, 1872, Essex;
James A Perkn Post, l56, Everett; Preston
Post, 1Ss, Beverly Farms; at the Anderson
annex, Z and ~ streets northwest Alexander
Post, 15S, Piqua, Ohio, for fifty members at
iSoo ~ street southwest; j. Z. Rice Post 69,
Westminster. Mass, for fifty members. 922 14th
street northwest Gen. d. B. Brney Post 63,
Philadelphia. Pa, for 125 members, Henry
building; Chaplain Butler Post, 80. Paterson.
N j., for eiShty-ive members, Arthur build
ing; Scott Bradley Post. III, Lee, Mass, for
forty members, Arthur building; delegation
from Jefferson county, KY, Of 225 members,
representing the following posts: George H.
Thomas Post. s, Louisville; W. A. Whitaker
Post, as. Louisville; W. I. Ward Post. S5,
Louisville; j. t. Boyle Post, 100. Louisville;
August Which Post, 1872. Louisville; W. p.
Boone Post, 40, Louisville; w. L. sherman
Post. lS5, Louisville; w. II. Lyttle Post, 20,
Baskerville, located at Weighiman building.
George ii. Maintien Post, 1873, Plainfield. Mass,
Tor twenty five members, at 500 4 street north
west.
The following G. A. r. posts have applied
FOR quarters during the past week:
Gabriel X. Paul Post, 101. Westwood. N. j.,
for 50 members; James b. Mcpherson Post, 50,
Hackensack, n. j., for 25 members; Custer
Post IL. Carlstadt. N. j., for 20 members;
Lieut. Ezra 5. Griffin Post, l39, Scranton, Pa,
Tor 100 members; Fountain City Post, APO,
Fountain City, Ind, for Is members; Chaplin
Post, 2, and L. J.. Hayward Post. 542, Buffalo,
y. u, for l5O MEMBERS Swift Post. 81. Geneva,
\. L., for rs members; Olmsted Post.
63l, Coe Ridge, Ohio, Tor 80 members; Cutler
Post, As. Iosus, Me-. for 100 members; Drake
Post. 4, South Manchester, Conn.,. for 40 men,
bers; delegation from Norfolk county, Mass
representing the posts OF that county. for 800
members; Marcus Keep Post, 155, Monsoon,
Mass, for 80 members; Col. Fred. Taylor Post,
~. Philadelphia. Pa, for 100 members; Charles
80 members; Moses N. Collins Post, &c. Exeter,
\. H.. tor 80 members, and Bell Harmon Post,
&c. Warren, Ohio. for 100 members
The number Of posts from the various states
so far assigned are as follows: Massachusetts,
q; Ohio. 45; Connecticut, H. Maine. g. Rhode
Island, II; Illinois. A; Kentucky 8; New York,
81; Pennsylvania, -: New Jersey, Q; Missouri,
8; Michigan. Ii; Indiana 9. and New Hamp-
shire, g. Additional men, whose posts have not
been designated, have been assigned to various
places, aSgregating 600 from Delaware, 500
from Indiana, 600 from Minnesota and Dakota
and $50 from New Hampshire