The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-18
ALL WHO 60 TO ATLANTA
THE LIST OF FOOT GU4RD MEMBERS
 ISNOW C0MPLETE.
All Contracts Made--One Hundred and Twenty Members and About Twenty
 Invited Guests to Attend the Exposition
 Fourteen Ladies in the Party.

Twenty Members and About Twenty
 Invited Guests to Attend the Exposition
 Fourteen Ladies in the Party.
 The arrangements for ;he trip of the | Second Company, Governors Foot | Guard, to the Cotton States and Inter- | national exposition at Atlanta, Ga, are | now completed. The itinerary of the 1 trip was issued to the members last | night. It is as follows:
 On Saturday leave New Haven via N. Y, N. Fl. & H., D. m,, leave Jersey I City, Pennsylvania railroad, 4:i2 D. n!., arrive Philadelphia, Pennsylvania rail- road, 6:O5 D. m, arrive Washington, Pennsylvania railroad 945 p. m. Sup per in dining room, Pennsylvania sta tion.
 Leave Washington, Southern Rail- way, 1915 D. m. Saturday, arrive Char : lotte, N. C., Southern railway, $40 a. m, Sunday. Breakfast at hotel. Leave Charlotte, Southern railway, 9:45 a. m, Sunday, arrive Mt. Airy, Southern Railway, 2;40 D. m, Sunday . Dinner at station, Southern Railway. Leave Mt. Airy, Southern Railway, . $40 p. m., Sunday, arrive Atlanta, - Union station, D, m, Sunday. Special cars to be parked at Southern Railway excursion yards Meals from supper, t Sunday, october 20, to supper, WedneS day October 23, at Markham" hotel, , George w. Scovile, manager.
 Leave Atlanta, Southern Railway,
 10 D. m, Wednesday, October 2S, arrive ' Asheville, s a. m, Thursday, October24, s Breakfast and dinner at the famous Battery Park" hotel.
 j. Leave Asheville, Southern Railway, 4 U p. m, Thursday, october 2f, arrive - Washington, Southern Railway, P, = m., Thursday. october 24, arrive Wash- y ington, Southern Railway, S:35 a. m, y Friday, october 25, Sleeping cars 10 be l. abandoned at Union depot, Washing
 ton, and the company wil march ID the n "Ebbitt' house, corner Fourteenth and $ F streets where breakfas. wir be serv-
 ed and entertainment furnished until
 after breakfast, Saturday, October 26
 Leave Washington, Pennsylvania ,e railroad, a. m, Saturday. october 26, l !. road, D. m. Saturday, October 26. Din-
 ner at Pennsylvania station Leave Jersey City, Y. Y, N H. x T. H., 4 D. m, Saturday, October 26, arrive le New Haven, N. Y, N. F. & H., about in D. m. Saturday, October 26. ,e The following is d complete list ol ~ all those who will so cn the trip, in- % cIuding the members of the Foot Guard " and tteir guests The Foot Guard tl y g are:
 Field and staf--Maior Benjamin F
 Brown. Lieutenant Bwen Mcintyre 1e Lieutenant Edwari NJ. Clark LieLten is an. II. S. Munson, Lieutenant James esi NJ Townsend. Lieutenant William II, Neely Lieutenant George T. White '' Lieutenant John H. Dillon.
 Non-commissioned staff-Sergeant 1g Maior H. T. Potter, Quartc"nas y, ter Sergeant S. G. Weed, Hospita n Steward Edward D. Hendee, Ordnanc Sergeant Edward c. Beecher, Pos He Ouartermaster Sergeant Loren H. stan w nard. Post Quartermaster Sergeant L
 F. Jerome,
 in Line officers-Captain A, NJ. Johnson st Tieutenant E. A. Gessner, Lieutenan or Leonard Bostwck.
 nd Sergeants-First Sergeant F. H. Sim
 mons. Second Sergeant w. P Ensig, hr Third Sergeant John Garrity, Fifth Sei zee geant Benjamin Jepson, Sixth Sersean Its Russell Thompson Seventh Ser8aan n" Charles B. Foster Color Sergeant How
 ard c. Webb. Color Sergeant Fred l
 Lehr.
 ,h- Lance sergeants-James C. Twinin;
 William W. Price, Joseph B, Cunning
 ham. Robert G. Christie, Alfred H.Bucl Il ingham.
 q Corporals-Edward S Ferry, Jamf
 A. Church, Eli Mix A. C. Traeger, Joh
 J. Hogan.
 Lance corporals--D 0. Lombard, I
 w Pedrck, Ellsworth A. Smith, Joh
 R. Garlock, V. F. McNeil, Edwin 4. Smith, Samuel H. Kirby.
 'i' Privates-W. IT. Allen, George l.. A
 water, Henry K Beach, Frank IT. Be
 den, John L. Benton William Brocl i way. George F. Brooks, Burton T. Bue1 Hugh Caldwell, J. Casariego, s. 3 Champion. David H Clark, Fl. Port 2 Clark. William c. Doherty, Joseph Fairchild, Charles R. Frsbie, D. $. Gi
 huly. Fred E. Gorham. Theodore Cru ner, John C.. Healy. George T. Hewlet
 Fred A. Hosmer, s. J. Ingham, A. Ike
 sey Jones, John B. Judson. r. K. Ka
 ahan. Harry Leigh Theodore H. Ma , donald Henry Martin. ir., Charles n Matthewman, A. W. Mattoon, J. B. NJ S Queen. Henry T. Mix, Fred T. Munso T. F.. r. Norman, Edward $. Osborn ;, James H Parish, F. N. Peck, Arth 7 D. Perkins, W. B. Phelps, Charles . Phillips, John V. RattlesdOrfer, F. Ho7 . ard Russell H. M. Sanford, William fl 1 Short F. F. Stoddard, J. Gibb Shit , 1o Alfred Thomas, Fred R. Thompson. a B. Treat, George A. Tucker, Harry | Wells, Joseph F. White, jr.. R. s. Woo
 ruff. F. D. Miller. J. R. Disbrow, F
 Hamilton, Edward Taylor, J. J. Woo "4u ter, c. H. Wardell, John Ruff, H.
 Lines, H. A. Gaunt, E. N. CarringtC
 F. W. Baldwin, NJ c. Goodrich, J. 1 Lines, Russell Thompson, B. Hartl Mann, E. A. Rourke, J. B. Savage, W. Brown, Harry Anderson, John
 North, F. D. Brown. Henry Sanfol 4 William E. Short, Mrs. J. B. Judst
 Mrs. s. II. Kirby, Mrs. E. NJ. Clal led. Mrs C. B. Matthewman. Mrs. c.