Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-17

New Jersey cavalry, first New York cavalry,
twenty-firs New York cavalry, twenty-fourth
New York cavalry, twenty-Afth New York
cavalry. first Pennsylvania cavalry, sec
sylvauis cavalry, seventh Pennsylvania
cavalry, fifteenth Pennsylvania cavalry.
pm--Thirteenth New York cavalry,
eleventh Pennsylvania cavalry, first District
OF Columbia cavalry.
NEW MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE.
The Army OF the Potomac cavalry corps
committee on reunions will meet at pm. to-
day in the corps tent, Grand Army Place,
to complete It's preliminary ARRANGEMENTS for
the reception Of their comrades. 1t is abso-
luteiy necessary that every member Of this
committee be present at this meeting, If posi-
be: The following new members have been
suued 10 thls committee, making 1O1 in all:
James v. Gibson, third New Jersey cavalry:
Capt. VIM. Griffith. thirteenth Pennsylvania
cavalry; A. B. Scrivener, third Pennsylvania
cavalry: ): q. Lovejoy, first Maine cavalry;
Lieut.. G.. W. Fairbro;her. fifth Michigan cav
airy: 5. A. Lewis, first Rhode Island cavalry
Lindsay Morrison, first New York (Lincoln)
cavalry; Maj. III. A. Myers, twentv-eecond
PENNSYLVANIA cavalry; Sergt. Maj Ben. Engel,
second U. 5. cavalry; W. II. Pike, sixth U. S.
cavalry: Lieut.. Col Jno F. yinal. third
ond Massachusetts and third Maryland cavalry;
Edwin ID. Barlow. sixteenth New York cavalry;
4. Q. Dickinson, eighth Illinois cavalry; Chas.
Il. Benedict. eleventh New York cavalry: o. Z.
Duffy. first District of Columbia cavalry; Capt.
]. A. Commerford. third Massachusetts cav
airy: Thos. W. Burke, thirteenth PENNSYLVANIA
cavalry; Alfred G. wortley, eighth New York
cavalry; r.. II. Cook, frat Maryland cavalry.
MESSENGER BOYS AT THE TRAIN
Messenger boys under the direction Of Mrs
Sponcer's bureau of comfort committee met all
trains yesterday at the different stations ard
will do so today, 10 conduct strangers to their
destinations. Members Of the committee will
also be present from today on as long needed,
dividing up each day In convenient relays.
THE FIFTH CORPS.
The fifth corps appointed committee at its
last meeting TO arrange for registering the
names OF members of corps. This committee
consists Of II. q. Hamilton. II IL. Brewer, ".
II. b. Kittson, VIM. II. Gibson and r. c. Sne-
den. 1t was decided that this association form
itself into permanent organization of the Fifth
Corps of Washington, ID. c., with the present
officers, until otherwise ordered. The unani-
nous thanks OF the association we're rendered
the proprietors of the Ebbitt House for ia
vors shown the association. All the commit
tees of the association were notified to meet at
corps tent at Grand Army Place Saturday, Sep
TENDER II, at o'clock pm. The corps asso-
citation will hold its last meeting that precedes
the cncampment at $50 pm. today at corps
tent at Grand Army Place. Every resident
member Is urged to he present.
a MAMMOTH BRASS BAND.
One of the attractive events of the week will
be the patriotic concert by huge band on the
Capitol grounds at $50 "wednesday afternoon
Already the committee on music have received
acceptGnces from large number of the bands
that will come here wi Ia Grand Army posts
and it ia now assured that the consolidated
h0yp3 Hrtl liz. s...I -
largest bras band ever organized. john Philip
Sousa viii be the conductor. ard the following
program will be rendered: No. /. Patriotic air.
Hail Columbia" Fyles. No 2. ''My Country,
IT'S of Thee" Carey. No. 3. God Save the
President" Willard. No. T. March, The Belle
of Chicago" Sousa. No. ). The Red, White
and Blue Shaw. No. 6. Patriotic air, The
Star Spangled Banner" Arnold.
AN ABUNDANCE OF SINGERS
There more school children who wish to
join the chorus that will occupy the platform
at the head Of the avenue during the parade on
Tuesday than there are seats. In consequence
Director Tracy will begin the wedding out pro-
cess. He has decided to have the chorus made
up entirely of girls and the boys will be
dropped out. Today Mr.. Tracy will fur
thcr reduce the number by dispensing with
the services OF some 200 girls. He regrets the
necessity for this, but he has no option in the
matter.
The program of song to be rendered by the
school children as the Grand Army parade
passes up the avenue is rs follows:
America, BATTLE HYMN Of the Republic"
The Battle Cry of Freedom" "God Rless
America, The Star Spangled Banner" 'Red,
White and Blue, "Star of America by James
u. Stewart: Washington In 1892 by Thomas
Colver, and Fair America" by James NJ.
Stewart.
A coLoaED ooPs' REUNION.
reunion OF all officers who commanded
United States colored troops west of the Ale
Shanies and east Of the Mississippi as we'll as
enlisted men who had served in either of these
departments will be held on Thursday, Septem-
Der y. Meade tent. pm. to pm. InfOrma-
ton in detail can be had by addressing Com
rade Sergt. Richard Henderson. Treasury De-
partment, division OF stationery. This reunion
will be an oid-timer. The famous Mississippi
jubilee" singers will lead the campfire songs
and shor; addresses will be made By the rank
and file. MANY distinguished men and women
will be on hand. especially Union line white
people from the south who stood by Mr.. Lin
coin and the Union. Mr.. Frederick Douglass
will be one of the speakers. The following
surgeons and physicians have volunteered their
services in case Of sickness among the colored
veterans: DR.. Charles b. Purvig. DR.. J. r.
Wilder, Or. Tbos. Martin, DIR. Francis Cardoza.
DR.. Jno. r. Francis, DIR. S. Roger Watts and
DIR. o. NJ. Atwood.
THE woMANs HOSPITAL.
The following corps of physicians will serve
at the Womsn's Emergency Hospital, Spen-
cerian Business College, 70o d street northwest:
$50 am.-Dr. Phrbe R. Norris.
1909 a. rn.-Dr. Grace Roberts.
$40 ani.-Dr. Caroline Burghardt
I0-I2 a.m.-Dr. Mayne NJ. Pile.
12-2p.m.-Dr. Clara Bliss Kinds
2-4:30 p.m.-Dr. Margaret A. Hislop.
% p.m.-Dr. Caroline Is. WINSTON.
1906 p.m.-Dr. Kate c. Barstow.
7-9p.m.-Dr. Abbie c. Tyler.
9p.m. to 5 a.m.-House ply sician.
THE HOSPITAL STAFF.
The citizens hospital was formally opened
Thursday. and the following constitute the hos
pita' staff:
DIR. Hamilton f. Leach. surgeon-in-chief
House staff DIR. Thomas b. Mohun, resident
physician. Assistant resident lhysicians-Dr.
Wade II. Atkinson. DIR. =. C.. Hunt, DR.. John
H. Junghans and Dr. II. Fry Sillers.
House students-G. A. Bailey, Fred NJ
Began, L. p. Smith and Il. Z. l.. Newburne
The following physicians have volunteered
their services and will be on duty at the hos
pital as follows:
From 10 to I2-Drs. J. H. Mundel, Florence
Donahue. J. c. Bird and Clarance Dufour.
From II to p.m.-Drs. E. q. Tompkins, H.
l.. L. johnson, Larkin W. Glazebrooke, Will
lam NJ. Sprigg and j. b. Baggett.
From 10 4 p.m.-Drs. J. 4. Winters, Geo.
II Diner W T. Handy TilUhmop u Mar1.r