The morning times., 1895-09-07
WILL MEET OLD COMRADES
Grand Army Posts and Woman's
Relief Corps Journey.
Gen. Burdett, Corporal Tanner, Mrs.
John A Logan and Other Persons
Going TO the Enca IN pment.

With the Old Guard and its band OF
eighty-six musicians as an escort the
department commander and his staff OF the
Department Of the Potomac, G A. R.,
the Woman's Relief Corps, and Posts 2, 3,
8, 10, 13 and IA, viii march 10 the
Pennsylvania depot to morrow morning
to begin their journey to Louisville via
the Chesapeake and Ohio route The special
yeStibuled train which has been provided
70 carry the party leaves the depot at
$40 O'Clock, and viii make its first stop
at Charlottesville at 1 O'Clock for dinner
At $50 O'Clock 4 stop Tor supper will
be made at Anderson, and at $50 the next
morning breakfast viii be had IN Lexing-
ton, XIV Leaving there at O'Clock the
train Will reach Louisville at $50 a IN.
The tickets are good to return until October
s, aud stop-oyers al any Of the mountain
reSortsarepermBted
In the aftcrnona another large party Of
eXcursiUnists wiz leave for Louisville via
the Baltimore and Ohio route which has
been selected as the official route by John
A Rawlns Post No l. George e. Mead
Post No ?, John F. Reynolds Post No s,
Sumner Post No 8, Charles P. Stone Post
No. H. C. S Grant Post No. 2, George II.
Thomas Post No 10, and George L. Morris
Post No. 49,
Past Commander in Chief s s Burdett
Corporal James Tanner, Mrs John A
Logan, a number or past commanders OF
the department and many other distin
guiShed persons VIII accompany the posts
The members OF the Leg! g!OnofLuyaI Women,
Ladies OF the q A. R and many members
OF the Women's Relief Corps VIII also
take the Baltimore and Ono route
The train VIII leave Washington at 3
o'cloCk~in the afternoon, making one stop
at Cincinnati for dinner Monday. The
party VIII arrive in Louisville at 2 O'Clock
Monday afternoon. Passengers VIII have
the choice OF returning via Cincinnati or
via Columbus and PitJsburg.
The committees on train arrangements are
composed of the following gentlemen:
Post No. ii. NJ Keogh, NJ. L. UreI, Joseph
S. Mccoy, W. d. Mack, War Department;
Newton Ferree, Treasury Department;
Dennis O'Connor, Pension Office. Post
No 5-B. NJ. Elliott, 100 Z street northeast;
N. B. Prentice, Pension Office; Eugene
Wells, Pension Office. Post No ED
mund Cotterell, War Department; S. E..
Faunce, Wmder building; John Finn, War
Department. Post No. IF. H. Smith,
adjulant generals office, War Department.
Post No. 81. T. Quander, Kellogg build
ing; E. Green, Kellogg building, r. P.
Dorsey, Kellogg building. Post No ia.
N. Thompson, secretary's office, War De-
partment; George c. Harris, city post of
flee; w. H. Hoover, sanitary departments
Post No. 12-W. II. Decker, room 80,
Treasury Department. Post No. 15-Thomas
p Crisp, sixth auditors office. Post No.
19-Samuel blcMonigle, 1902 New Hamp-
shire avenue.
The transportation committee consists of
J. Z. McCabe, chairman; George c. Ross,
secretary: ". II. HOnn, E. c. Grunley and
j H. Carter; OF the Old Guard, \. ]. Cunning.
chairman: W. H. Fuss and G. Y H;.nsell,
of the W R. c., Mrs. Elizabeth c. Months,
chairman; Mrs. Mary Nj. North and Mrs
Martha Burgess.