Evening star., 1895-09-07
F OR LOUISVILLE |
Many G. A. R. Posts to Leave the
City Tomorrow.
ANNUAL ENCANPMENT OF THE ORDER
Distinguished Officials and Wo-
mems Relief Corps to Go.
LIN ES OF IRA VEL

Tomorrow will be a day of departures
The G. A. R. host will then take various
trains for the Louisville encampment. The
different posts will assemble at G. A. R.
Hall and march in uniform to the railroad
stations, where their special trains will be
waiting for them. The department head
quarters of the Grand Army men in Wash
ington will go to Louisville over the Chesa-
peake and Ohio. The first train to depart
ever this line leaves the 9Th street station
at 9:30 am. In this party will be the
Potomac, Lincoln. Lafayette, Thomas,
Farragut, Burnside and Morton corps of
the w. r. c., and Kit Carson, Lincoln,
Garfield, Burnside Farragut, Logan, Sher-
idan, Thomas Wilson, Potomac, Morris and
Lafayette posts Of the G. A. r., with parts
of Rawlns. Meade and Reynolds posts.
The Mount Pleasant Drum Corps. with
eighty-siX musicians, will accompany this
section.
Distinguished G. A. II. Officers.
In this party also will be Gen. S. S. Bur-
dette, past commander-in-chief, and the
following past department commanders:
Col. Benjamin F. Hawks, VIM. Gibson,
Jas. NJ Pipes, A. F. Dinsmore, W. S. Odell,
Nathan Bickford Marion T. Anderson, the
present department commander; ]. w.
Hewlett, senior Vice commander w. w.
Chambers, junior vice commander; DR.. A.
c. Adam, ]. F. Benjamin, ]. S. McCabe,
]. c. S. Binger, Geo. c. Ross Col. Jas. E.
De Jester, 2. p. commander, John A. Raw
Inns Post No. l; Col. Richard Bennett,
Lincoln Post No. 5; Col. J. f. r. Appleby.
NJ. D., Morris Post, No: 10; Col. 70. J. Sweet,
P. p. commander, La Fayette Post, No. 20;
Col. Geo E. Lemon, John A. Rawlins Post,
No. 1; Col Fred /. Dean, Lincoln Post,
No 3; Col. ]. Harry jerks, Kit Carson
Post, No. 2; Col L. B. Cutler, P. P. COM
mander, Kit Carson Post, No. 2; Col. d.
NJ. Goodacre, James A. Garfield Post, No.
L Col. r. B. Schwickardi, Q. NJ. John A.
Rawlins Post, No. 1; Col. Geo. ". Barnes,
Farragut Post, No. 10; Col. J. B. Royce.
John A. Rawlins Post, No. 1: Col. ]. E.
Krouse, Kit Carson Post, No. .; Col. W. p.
Saville. assistant inspector general; also
Geo. d. Scott, John A. Rawiins Post, No.
1; Dr.. J. W. 2. Williams, John A. Rawlins
Post, No. !; r. B. De Grain, John A. Raw
Inns Post, No. 1; Mrs. A. NJ. Hamilton, de-
partment president, w. R. c., and Mrs.
isabel Worrell Ball, department secretary,
w. r. C.
This special train will be in charge of
Mr. w. II. Gregor, general passenger agent
of the Chesapeake and Ohio. 1t will be a
vestibuled train, with all the finest appoint
ments of modern railroad travel.
A second train. will leave over the Chesa-
peake and Ohio at II am, which will carry
the aids to the commander-in-chief, the
Kit Carson Post and the Wilmington, Del,
contingent. This train will be in charge
of Mr.. U. L. Truitt, northwestern passenger
agent of the Chesapeake and Ohio.
A third vestibuled train leaves at IL 10
pm, which will carry the New York and
Philadelphia contingents. This train will
carry a dining car; the others will stop
for meals at convenient points on the
route. Mr. G. NJ. Bond, city passenger
agent of the Chesapeake and Ohio, will be
in charge of this train.
Over the ID. and O. Track
special vestibuied train will leave the
Baltimore and Ohio station at pm to-
morrow, carrying posts No. /. 5. 6, Z, 8, 0,
II. y and 10. On this train will be Past
Department Commanders a. H. G. Richard
Urell and s. E. Faunce, and the following
comrades: J. NJ. Keogh, w. D. Mack. New
ton Ferree. Jos. S. Mccoy. Dennis OCon-
nor, B. NJ. Elliott, N. 3. Prentice Eugene
Wells, H. NJ. Bennett. Edmund Cotterell,
John Finn. Commander F. HI. Smith, ad-
jutant generals office, War Department;
]. P. Quander. E. Green, Commander R. p.
w. H. Hoover and W. H. Decker.
Mrs. John A. Logan and Corporal Tan
ner will travel with this party. Levi p.
Morton Post will go over the Baltimore and
Ohio, starting at 3:45 pm. Monday.
The various posts will carry their BAN
in their usual excellent discipline In the
grand parade. u. S. Grant Circle Of
Grand Army Ladies carries a beautiful
blue silk banner, lettered in gold the gift
of the honorary members Of the circle. 1t
will be taken to Louisville by the dele
gate, Mrs. Cornelia Avery. and used to
mark the station of the circle in the ma
tioral convention. The banner is today on
exhibition in Robinson, Cherry & Co.'S win
dow on F street.