Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-10-12


ID. c. National STAFF, Col II. J. Fulmer.
No .. New Castle, Pa.-Colonel, r. NJ.
Eckles; adjutant. NJ. c. Rose: A. ID. c.
National Staff. Col. j. s. Du Shane.
= No. &C, Philadelphia.-Colonel, Cyrus J.
Shenkle: adjutant. Romulus Spicer; A. ID.
c. National STAFF. Col. VIM. Cary.
No. 43. Reading. Pa.-Colonel, Granville
D. Hanger, Howard House: adjutant, Geo.
Winelsnd: A. d. c. National Staff, Col.
Geo. Wineland.
No. 7O Brookland. N. Y.-Colonel. Nor
gan L. Bogart; adjutant. VIM. II. Wareing;
A d. c. National STAFF. Col. John IL. Port
house.
No. 20. Fond du Lac, wis.-CoIonel, Z. X.
Heron; adjutant. T. r. Mack: A. ID. e.
National Staff. Col John Spencer.
No. IL, Cincinnati. Ohio.-Colonel, Louis
]. Ernst: adjutant, James Beggs: A. ID. c.
National Staff, Col. Thomas Morgan.
No. 10, Punxsutawney. Pa--colonel, r.
w. Dinsmere; adjutant, David Mcpherson;
A. ID. c. National Staff, Col. G. W. Hall.
No. 81, Harrisburg, Pa--Colonel, George
Simons; sdjutant. John l.. Dawson: A. ID.
c. Nation al Staff Col. f. p linn.
No. GS. Connellsville. Pa.-Colonel, J. r..
Bals,ey: adjutan:, Isaac c. Shaw; A. ID.
c. National STAFF. Col. Edmund Dunn.
No. 10. Newburyport, Mass.-Colonel.
George II. Lang: adjutant VIM. wikin-
son: A. ID. c. National Staff. Col. c. ii.
Decie.
No. so, Indianapolis, Ind.-Colonel. Benz.
d. Miner: adjutant. VIM. B. Downey: A.
d. c. National Staff, Col. Vinson Carter.
No. 142, Jefferscpville, Ind.-Colonel, ].
r. Spahr: adjutant W. w. Croker; A. ID.
c. National Staff. Col. VIM. Howard.
No. 125. Cincinnati, ohio.-co!onel.
Michael Lorentz: adjutant, ]. A. Ziegler; A.
ID. c. National Staff, Col Christ Haffner.
No. LIB. Cumminsville tCincinnatD, Ohio.
Colonel. Jesse p. J. DeBeck; adjutant,
| John s. Jones: A. ID. c. National Staff, Col.
| VIM. II. eCount
No 30. Phoenixville. Pa:-Colonel, Fred.
E: Tencate: adjutant ID. w. Brewer.
No. 100, Newark, n. J.-Colonel. Arthur
c. National STAFF. Col. Herbert b. Rowley.
No. 9s, St. Joseph, Mo.-Colonel. Jas. ].
| Taylor: adju.ant, p. V. Wise; A. ID. c. Ma
tional Staff. Col. John Taylor.
No. 1G, Baltimore. Md-Colonel. William
| H: Parkard; adjutant Thomas s. Norwood
No. LOG. Lewiston, Me.-Colonel, VIM.
Baird: adjutant, J. b. Bates.
| No. 30, National Military Home. Indiana.
| Colonel Frank c. Palmer; adjutant Geo.
| NJ. Silsbee; A ID. c. National Staff, Col.
/ Owen Starr.
No. 81. Buffalo. N Y-colonel. chas. C.
| Johnston; adJutant. Thos. W. Bishop: A. ID.
c. National Staff. Col. Albert w. Bishop.
| No. 81, Camden. \. J.-Colonel, VIM. H.
Simpson: adjutant, r. A Pierson; A. d. c.
National Staff. Col. r. A. Pierson.
| No. lO', Delaware, Ohio-Colonel, J. F.
| Curreh; adjutant, c. o. Little; A ID. c.,
National Staff, Col. V. T. Hills.
No. 1885, Albany, n. Y.-Colonel. George
| w. Davey; adjutant, S. w. Rapp.
No. 81. National Military Home Ohio
Colonel, VIM Mcclellan; adjutant, Edward
| j. Adams.
No. IS. Brooklyn. n. Y.-Colonel John
w. Haslam; adjutant, Edward S. Creamer;
A. ID. c. National :taf. Col. VIM. H.
| Sleeper.
No. 49, Huntingdon, Pa.-Colonel D. A.
Thompson; adjutan;, David Snyder; A. ID.
| c. National STAFF. Col. J. III. Shaver.
No. ~. jamestown. y. Y.-Coloner. Jno.
F. Smith: adjutant, r. f. Waller; A. ID. c.
National Staff, Col. b. F. Smith.
No. los Wellsboro', Pa.-Colonel. James
n OF adj
| No. lib. Bridgeton, n. J.-Colonel e p.
Seely; adjutant. John J. Boon.
No liz, Everett, Mass.-Colonel, F. ID.
Woodbury.; adjutant, Alonzo Grant: A. ID.
| c. National STAFF, Col. p c. Mason
No. 100, Springfield. nl.-Colonel VIM B.
Baker: adjutant NJ. b. Converse.
| No la, Meadville. Pa-Colonel, ID. c,
| Mccoy; adjutant, c. c. Johnson.
Encampments ON Their Way.
The encampments from Lewiston, Me-,
and Newburyport, Mass, started for Wash
| ington this morning, and there will he a
general pilgrimage this way tomorrow
| from Pennsylvania, New York. Ohio In
| diana and other states. Five hundred
J veterans will come from Pittsburg and will
be quartered at the Ebbitt, where accom-
| modations have also be an secured by the
visitors from Mt. Vernon, Ohio, and VIII
| liz msport, Pa. The Reading Encamp-
ment, 2b strong, will be at the Howard
| House.
Arrival of the National Commander
National Commander James arrived from
Cincinnati this morning. accompanie 10y
Mr.. Fred A. Myers, chief aid-de-camp and
is at the Riggs House. He expressed him.
self as much gratified at the outlook for
the coming encampment, and had a con-
| sultaticn with Chairman Levi p Wright
of the executive committee soon after tie
reached the hotel
The executive committee will meet al
WIZARDS Hotel tonight TO finally deter
mine upon the program for the entert lin
ment of the visitors and to receive the
final reports of the subcommittee.
The Parade Next Wednesday.
The parade "Wednesday afternoon will b,
quite imposing. Colonel Sumner in com
mand of the post at Fort Myer. will be CHI q
marshal, and the veterans will be escorted
by the United States Cavalry stationed
across the river; the artillery from Wash
ington barracks and the United States Ma
rine Corps, with their respective bands
Several of the visiting encampments Will b,
accompanied by bands and drum corps
, J The line of march will be decided on TO
night.
The business meetings of the organizatio
will commence in Builders Exchange Hal
| "Wednesday morning at 10 O'clock. Their,
will be an adjournment for the parade. anC
/ inc CODN SHiibH Will cOfft ltetlHeT again
$50 Thursday morning and continue it
sessions until all business is disposed of
| There are no propositions expected lookin,
| to organic changes in the bylaws or con
4 stitution of the organization. but Conrad
] Carpenter of Encampment No. AZ. Readin,
Pa, will propose the establishment of al
associate membership. which may lead 4
| some discussion. The contests for tn
various national offices promise to b.
| spirited.
MECHANICS LIEN LAW.