The Washington times., 1894-08-19

noumdn, LuROnean. 1nu.; a. II. Camppeil,
Peoria. Ills. Fred A. Lang, Clarksburg. W.
Va; William Stiefel, Rochester, N. Y; Jeffer-
son O'Hara, Town Of Lake, ILL.,; W. E. Keyes,
Laconia, N. H; James L. Donnelley. jr. ,
Omaha, Neb.; C. B. Freys, Garden Grove,
Iowa; Z. G. Race, Chicago. ILL.,; II. Ware, Bal
timore, Nd; W. D. Duncan, Ottawa, Ills; W.
H. Faber, Williamspart, Pa; G. W. Melding.
Capt. R. Werkleman, Bayard, W. Va;
Col. A. n: Hart, jamestown, Pa.
8. D. Hunt, Laramie, Wyoming;
Col. N. D. Oakley. Albany, N. T.; G. L. Chap
pelle, Waterbury, Conn; r. 7. Parten. San
ford, Fla; David Mussey, New Haven, Conn.,.
John L. Cook, Little Rock, Ark; G. Z. Tay-
lor, Buffalo. N. Y; Mrs. May Nicholson,
Conn; Henry Street, New Orleans, La.
Adelbert McGinnis, Bristol. Conn.,; T. J..
Alexander, Albany, N. Y; William Beatty,
| Toledo, Ohio; NJ. E. Westcott, East Berlin,
Conn; John Moss. New Haven, Conn; W. T.
Halloweil, North Carolina; S. 7. Hall. Albany;
n. Y.;J. B. Wentworth. Providence; r. l.,
| John Reese, Augusta, KY; W. II. Dumott,
Newark, N. j.; Alexander Tubb. Alexander,
Tenn; Ralph Levy, Alliance, Ohio; John q.
Stan, Hartford, Conn.,; W. C. Brown, Boston,
Mass; Mrs. Ellen Hill, Richmond, Ind.
Lester H. Menger, Patterson, N. j.; H.
Waldrich, Concord, n. a.; W. A. Kraft,
Pueblo, Colo; J. H. Abbott. Fall River, Mass. /;
". L.. u
Lancaster. Wheeling, VIVA. Capt. Henry Hack
man, Long Branch City, n. j.; H. A. scholoss-
man. Buffalo, N. y; J. A. Mitchell, Little
Rock, Ark; James Y. Forsyth, Portsmouth,
N. H; l. c. Parsons, st. Louis. Mo-; u. T.
Croiner, Wilkesba-re, Pa; Robert Shaw,
Altoona. Pa; D. X. Meyers, Chambersburg.
Pa; R. n. Phillips. Chattanooga, Tenn;
Thomas Wood, Fall River, Mass; Lieut. 8. L.
Fryer, Garrett, Ind; A A. Goodecke, Peoria,
ILL.,; Y. b. Slate, Goshen, Md: ". Z. Klyes,
Laconia, N. H.; Thomas Serle. Toronto, Cam
ada; John Barnes, Muncie, Ind; E. W. Tour
tellott, Webster, Mass; A. E. Cody, Provi-
dence, R. l.; Levi Crow, Waco, Texas; F. H.
ton, Conn; VIM. A. Palsey, Central
Ga; Fl. W. Fielder, New Orleans. La.
r. W. White, Waterbury, Conn;
". H. McCullogh, Sweedsboro, n. j.; W. J.
Marew, Cleveland, Ohio; George Heber. Gin
cinnati, Ohio; Mrs. A. Wilcox, Laconik, n. H.;
Charles E. Atkins, Manchester, N. H.; L. C.
Hill, Honey Grove, Texas; H. Allen, Toronto,
Canada; Col. A. R. C. Crockett. WinoDa,
Mimi; S. C. Wilson. Washington; X. H.
Rawles. Suffolk, Va; Capt. Humphrey, Kala-
mazoo. Mich; W. F. Hayhurst, Lamberts-
vile, N. j.; P. F. Brozo, Long Branch. n. j.;
J. F. Plat, New Albany. Ind; J. G. McCar-
thy, indianapolis, Ind, and W. E. Brown,
Seymour, Ind.
Organizations:
District OF Columbia-First Regiment, 260
men, and band of twenty pieces.
Alabama-Anniston Division, No. 5, OF An
niston, Ala, fifteen men, and Percivale Divis-
ion, No. IL, of Mobile, thirty-two men.
Connecticut-E. F. Durand Division, No.
IL, of Hartford, thirty-two men; Connecticut
brigade headquarters and staff, thirty-two
men; Middletown Division, of Middletown,
forty men; Harmony Division, No. 5, of Tor
rington; Hull Division, No. 5, OF Bristol,
thirty men; Waterbury Division, No. 20, OF
Waterbury. twenty-five men, and Hawkins
Division. No. IS, OF New London.
Colorado-PuebloD Division and staff Of nine.
IndiaDa-Terre Haute Division, No. 8, of
Terre Haute, forty men: Bigo Division, of
Terre Haute, thirty men; Crossdale Division,
No. SO. of Brazil, twenty-five men: Blooming
ton Division, No. SO. OF Bloomington, twenty
eight men; Centennial Division, No. 50. OF
Martinsville, twenty men; Greencastle Divis-
ion, No. 50, OF Greencastie, twenty-nine men;
Eden Division, No. 30. of Spencer twenty
four men: Excelsior Division, No. 43. of In
dianapolis, forty men; Caianthe Division,
Nc. II. OF Goshen; Summit City Division. No.
IL, of Fort Wayne, fifty men; Muncie Division,
No. 81, of Muncie: Fourth Regiment, of Sey-
mour; Sheridan Division, No. 5s, of Garrett,
and Success Division. of Seymour.
Illinois-Second Regiment. of Taylorville,
fifty men. staff, and band; Illinois Division,
No. ., Chicago, fifty men; First Regiment, OF
Chicago. and Sixth Regiment, OF Alton.
Iowa-Lily Division, No. 16. of Radcliff.
twenIy-nine men. and Fifth Regiment, of Clin-
ton. 100 men. including staff.
kansas-Kansas Brigade. rs to 100 men,
and Galena Division, No. 8, of Galena. thirty
five men.
Kentucky-Third Regiment, of Henderson;
Friendship Division, No. %. Of Cov1ngton,
forty to sixty men; Covington Division. No.
T. of Covington. and Guiding Star Division,
No. 2, of Dayton, sixteen to eighteen men,
Maryland-Pythian Division, No. l, of Bal
timore, so men.
Observation-Disclosures Brigade. of
Fall River. 600 men, including staff, and Sec
ond Regiment. of Boston.
Michigan-Grand Rapids Division. No. 6, of
Grand Rapids, and Hastings Division, No. 10,
of Hastings, so men.
Missouri-De Soto Division, No. 10, OF De
Soto, 10 men; Apollo Division, No. u. of
% men, and Damon Division, No.
16, of st Louis.
New Hampshire-Story Division, No. 1. of
Laconia Division. No. 6, of La
COMA. SO men. and Pittsburg Division, No. g.
of Concord, 30 men.
New Jersey-Second Regiment of Phillips
burg, 40 men, field and staff; Ortygia Divi-
sion. No. TO- of Phiiipsburg, 80 men. and
Myrtle Division. No. 2, of Paterson, 27 men.
New York-Albany Division, No. 2, of Al
5any, 80 men; Ashland Division, No. 5. of
New York city, 90 men; Second Regiment, of
400 men, and band of 20
pieces; Julius H. Rathbone Division. No. 81,
Of BROOKLYN, 90 men, and Buffalo Division,
No. s, of Buffalo, % men.
Ohio-Second Regiment, of Cleveland. 200
men and band of 80 pieces; Lebanon Division.
No. IS. OF Lebanon. 40 men; Fostoria Divi-
sion. No. SO. of Fostoria, 40 men and band OF
Is pieces; Eighth Regiment. of Canton, 200
men; Preux Chevaler Division, of Cleveland;
Columbia Division, No. 2s, Of Cincinnati;
Yellow Cross Division, No. S5, OF Alliance. 30
men. and Middleport Division, No. lis, of
13 men.
Pennsylvania Altoona Division. No. &c, of
Altoona. 40 men; Pennsylvania Brigade, of
Cory, 700 men, staff and band OF % pieces;
Division, No. 50. of Wilkesbarre,
20 men; Williamsport Division, of Williams
port, 40 men, Smoky City Division, No. 81, OF
Pittsburg; Inland City Division, No. Z, OF
so men and band of 25 pieces.
Rhode Island-First Regiment of Provi-
dence, 157 men and band of 20 pieces.
Texas-Temple Division, No. 26, OF Temple.
20 to % men; Bee Division, Of Beesville, 80
men; Texas Brigade, Of Fort Worth, 100 men.
Virginia Division, No. 9, of
80 men; First Regiment, OF Nor
folk, 40 men. with band.
West yirginia-Allegheny Division, No. IL,
of Grafton: Piedmont Division, No. 10, of
Piedmont, 90 men; Potomac Division, No. 10,
OF Bayard, % men; Blackwater Division, No.
9, of Davis, II men.
Wisconsin-Beloit Division. No. -. of Be-
lott, 40 to 80 men; John A. Hinsey Division,