Evening star., 1898-09-02
ENCAMPMENT DELEGATES
Representatives, of Potomac Department, G.
A. B, to Thirty Second Annual Reunion.
Special Train to Leave Sunday-PrO-
National Encampment.

AS heretofore mentioned in The Star, the
official train carrying the delegates and
others from this city who will attend the
thirty-second annual reunion of the Grand
Army of the Republic at Cincinnati next
week. will leave the Chesapeake and Ohio
station (B. and p. depot Sunday at noon.
reaching Cincinnati at Z am. Monday.
Those who have been chosen to represent
the Department of the Potomac at the en-
campment are: Representatives, ]. L. Dav-
export, c. NJ. Robinson, c. P. Bundick, 5.
w. Herbert; alternates, James Wood, w.
l.. Schmalkoff Nelson Hough and w. II.
Henning
Others who are expected to attend are:
Department Commander Arthur Hendricks,
B. F. Chase, senior vice commander; j. b.
Carter, junior vice commander; ii. M. Ben
nett. NJ D., medical director; Rev w. f.
Parson, chaplain; l.. Vanderhoef, assistant
adjutant general: Fred G. Calbert. assist
ant quartermaster general; J. II. Devices
inspector: A NJ. Legg, judge advocate;
Geo. E. Davis, chief mastering ofhcer; j.
Tyler Powell chief of staff; Fred Fowler
J. E. Snow, Peter McGirr, William H.
Hoover and Richard Bennett of the coun-
Gil of administration: also S. j. Block. ii.
Buckingham C. F. Noske, J. A. Allen, r.
F. DeGrain, Robert Reyburn NJ. D., and
c. G. Bollinger T. r. Shepherd and Thomas
Flynn of John A Rawlins Post; George w.
Callaghan, N. W. Mccullough. John
Reed Charles f. Keefer, Abraham Hart
H. Fuss, Eugene Curry and others of Kit
Carson Post; George w. Hazer. George d.
Sidman, George NJ. Rowe, Joseph Madden,
]. P Thornton, DIR. A. E. Johnson, Benja-
min Swallow. c. E. Stueven, c. P. DAILY
and others of Lincoln Post.
James Wells, Thomas Clarke, Robert
Greene. Randall Bowie, Herman Ellis, Den
mis- Nelson. Nicholas Wheeler, Ambrose
Al,aya ar BROWN and others of o.
p Merton Post: Nathan King, Asaph
Dodge. E. a. Wilder. Frank A. Roderick,
Charles Matthews. Dr.. NJ Rruckheimer,
Henry S. Stevens, Walker Brewer and 9TH
ers of George G. Meade Post; Thomas Gal
loway John G. Winans. Philip NJ. O BTien,
R. Emmet Smith, NJ. NJ. Lewis, DR.: H. "
Bennett. Rev. w. H Gotwald, VIM n:
Thomas William A Moore and others of
John +. Reynolds Post; F. w. Wagner, ID.
M Goodacre, R. V. Mckenney. A. W.
Frear. j. NJ. Joctum, Thomas Calver, Rev.
J. NJ. Bradford, Israel swayze, Daniel Gen
an and others of James A. Garfield Post; L.
f. Ridgley, H. G. Potter, A. +. Sperry, Jno
J. Glover, R. s. Lacey, ]. E. Dexter. MD; ;
T. w. Tailmadge, C. NJ. D. Browne, L. L.
Mclaughlin and others of Burnside Post;
VIM. H. Liverpool, BENZ. F. DAILY, Fred.
Fowler, James Il. Brooks. Thomas Cham
hers, VIM. A. Shannon. Delaware Finn,
Henry Queenan and others of Charles Sum
ner Post: s. w. Runyea, F. A. Lowe, G. w
Mockabie, A. Kalstrom. P. c. George,
A. c. Adams, NJ. D.; Geo. r. Cook, L. H.
Roth NJ V. B. Wilson and others of Far
ragut Post; ]. r. Hayes, NJ. D.; Gustavius
N. Thompson, w. G. Himrod, Rev. Jno. d.
Bradburn. E. J. Lynch. Clinton Vermilon
and others of Potomac Post; H. l.. Johnson,
VIM: o. Harvey. Allen D. Albert Frank A.
Clark, Stephen r. Whitney, W. F. Corey.
NJ. D.; Chas. S. Heron, VIM. II. Henning,
VIM. A. Sellers and others of L. S. Grant
Post; J. E. Snow, J. T. Harshman, H. W.
Emo. w. H. Peck T. j. Putnam E. H
wi
]. H. Doney and others of John A. Logan
Post: Theo. Hausmann. H. C. Bradley.
Frederick Klein, VIM E. Post, T. D. Yea
ger, Charles Brandzof, Theo. F. Brown.
Byron W. Bonny. J. r. Gilliland and others
of Phil. Sheridan Post; B. z. Entriken
Peter Faulkner. Henry Floyd. w. W. De-
loe, Geo. w. Waggaman, John E. Evans.
w. H. Holm. E. G. Skinner Wesley Kitch-
in and others of George H. Thomas Post:
Jacob Moore. VIM. H. Anderson Edward
Slaughter, Edward Burns, Michael Heens,
John II. Cole. VIM. H. Turner. William D.
Wallace. Chas. H. Davenport and others Of
Henry Wilson Post: Rudolph UIlmer E. H.
Harner Henry Williams, DR.. ]. F. r. Ap-
pleby. Geo: w. Fletcher, W. B. Sebastion.
Chas McCarty and others of George u
Morris Post: Hugh w. Burns. r. NJ. CAL
houn, Briscoe Goodheart, Chas. F. Benja-
min. DR.. Lawrence Wilson, C. A Weber,
Cornelius A. Bradshaw, John F. Baily,
Warner Hurry and others of LAFAYETTE
Post
Three Grand Parades
There will be three important parades
during the national encampment of the
Grand Army of the Republic, one of them
being, of course, the regular Grand Army
review The first will occur Tuesday Sep
tember 6, and will be made up of the Naval
Veterans, Ex-Prisoners of War and other
mintary organizations. Gen. NJ. l.. Haw-
kins of Cincinnati has been chosen gem
eral marshal of the parade. The day fol-
lowing will occur the big parade of the
Grand Army, with the commander-in-chief.
): +. 5 Goblin, at its head. 1t will be re-
viewed by President Mckinley and mem