The Washington times., 1894-09-09
MARCHING ON PITTSBURG
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ton, commander; John W. Freeman, senior
vice commander J. S. Hawkins, adjutant; J.
E. Wells, quartermaster, and the private
members OF the post who will certainly 20
are: George H. Boston. T. j. Stewart. John
T. Layton, George D. Graham, Robert Green,
John r. Tunnia. and J. T. Crittenden.
George G. Meade, No. 5. will be represented
by J. II. Devices. senior vice commander;
II. S. Stevens chaplain; ]. o. Burke, officer
OF the guard, and Privates Mark Burnham,
T. l.. Matchett, c. A. Knockey, T.. H. York
n. B. Prentice, ]. S. Waugh, L. A. Haradon,
B. NJ. Elliott, C. T. Garrette. c. ?. Thomson.
r. G. Lowey and W. Brewer.
John F. Reynolds, No. 6, will go in body,
the full list of those who leave this morning
being: Z. L. Mckenna, commander; Edward
Catterel, senior vice commander: W. VI.
Lewis, adjutant; f. T. Atkinson, officer OF the
guard. and Comrades John A. Marconneir.
s. E. Faunce, past department commander;
Charles II. Moulton, John Finn, H. NJ. Ben
nett, j. Ii. Hoagland, William II. Moore,
Thomas Galloway. C. ]. Reed, d. c. Tingling,
L. B. Parker, \. NJ. Brooks, William Somers,
George f. Carson, Gen. Green Clay Smith,
W. A. Caldwell Z. B. Chambers William \.
Thomas past post commander; r. Z. Smith,
II. A. Myers, Thomas Wilson, and Rev. W.
II. Gotwald, the estimabie post chaplain.
Burnside. No. s-Department Commander
Blckford is a member of this post 1t will be
represented at Pittsburg by John B. GilaIlan,
commander; c. T. Yoder, senior vice COM
mander, and 7. W. Tallmadge, chaplain.
Charles Sumner, No. 9, will go in a body,
with probably fifty men. The list embraces
the following officers and comrades: John 2.
Quander. commander; Benjamin T. DAILY,
senior vice commanders SiIas Chapman,
junior vice commander; j. W.Wood, surgeon;
Plato F. Lee. chaplain; T. W. West, quarter
master: r. D. Goodman, adjutant; Alfred
Kane. officer Of the day; Henry Queenan. Off
Ger of the guard; Frederick Fowler, quarter
master sergeant. and Comrades Arthur Go
ings, Thomas Chambers, Richard L. Harri-
day, Michael McGruder, George Parker,
Erastes Green, F. S. Kelly, Thomas Gray,
William H. Liverpool, Lewis Frewnyer. John
i. Mathews, Henry Jackson, George Lucas,
Alexander Savoy, and J. H. B. Smallwood
Farragut, No. 10, will be represented by
Chris. Storm, assistant quartermaster gen.
eral, and by Fl. H. Mailer. representative to
national encampment; Patrick Doolan, George
Il. Cook, and Il. ". Dunn.
Charles ?. Stone, No. l1-Among those who
will go from this post are John II. Hewlett.
commander and junior vice commander of
the department.; George W. Gladmon, junior
vice commander of post r. J. Beale, quarter
master and aide to department commander
and Comrades W. II. Hoover, George II.
Harris, A. n. Thompson, and E. ]. Duval.
John A. Logan. No. 13, will have in line H.
W. Emo acting commander; AdolphuS Cur
drum, junior vice commander; William II.
Peck, past commander, and Comrades Charles
Howard John Skidmore, and Charles Lave.
Phil Sheridan, No. IA will be represented
by W. E. Post, commander; DR.. J. r. Raub,
senior vice commander; past commanders,
J. D. Yeager, and H. D. Burton, and Albert
Shaw, adjutant number of other members
of this post will probably go, accompanied by
their wives, but the list was not perfected last
night.
members in the parade. Patrick Ford is COM
mander of this post.
Potomac, No. 1S--Ellis Dalrymple, COM
mander; r. H. Morgan, senior vice COM
mander; Don. C. Cameron. adjutant; w. G.
Hinrod. surgeon, and Comrade II. NJ. Hus-
band. will go from this post.
George U. Morris, No. 19-J. W. Kirkley,
commander and Comrades Henry F. Ernest
and Jacob II. Wendell.
Lafayette, No. 90, will be represented by
ten members. including William ". Chambers,
aide to Commander Bickford
VISIT THE BATTLE-FIELD.
Kit Carson Post will have quarters IN Ale
gheny City, in the school building on the cor
ner of Rebecca and School streets. The post
will stop at Harrisburg as 1t returns and visit
the Gettysburg DattIe-n6lO. Inc committee
having the arrangements in charge consists
of Past Commander John G. S. Burger, Senior
Vice Commander George E. Davis and John
Johnson.
Rev. Henry S. Stevens, of George G.. Meade
Post, will be presented to the national en-
campment by the Department of the Potomac
as its candidate for chaplain-in-chief.
The department will be escorted, as usual.
by that famous organization, the Old
Guard.
The Old Guard was originally organized
at Cosmopolitan Hail. located at the corner of
Eighth and streets, in this city, and was
known as the Union Veteran Corps. The
date of the organization was April 9, 1880,
and the membership numbered twenty-five.
The organization is composed exclusively of
soldiers and sailors who were honorably dis
charged from the service of the United States
from 1861 TO 1865. Its membership repre-
sents nearly every State and Territory, as
well as every division and army corps that
marched to the music of the Union. Each
applicant for membership must present an
honorable discharge and evidence of member
ship in the Grand Army of the Republic.
The Union Veteran Corps became the
Old Guard August 2, 1888, at which time ar
ticles of incorporation were taken out in that
name.
The armory of the Old Guard is in g. A. R.
Hall, No. 1412 Pennsylvania avenue north
west Upon all public occasions in which
the Department of the Potomac participates
the Old Guard organization serves as Its