The times., 1899-08-30
GRAND ARMY ENcAMPMENT.
Members of Local Posts Who VIII Go
TO philadelphia.


The coming encampment of the Grand
Army at Philadelphia, commencing Septem-
Der i, is now the chief topic of interest in
the G. A. p. Circles in this city. Ar
rsngements have been completed by the
Old Guard for its tenth annual trip to the
national encampment and the thirty-thiId
enoampment of the organization of yeter-
ans. Capt. j. NJ. Edgar has issued orders
in regard 10 the participation OF the local
members. The men who have signitied their
intention of going TO the encampment will
assembly at the armory at S:45 o'clock Mon
day morning, September 4 They will wear
the fatigue uniform, shakos, and white
gloves with fatigue caps suspended from
their belts Other necessary clothing and
uniforms viii be carried in knapsacks. The
dress coats, epualets and chapeaus of the
officers and color guard will be carried in
the company chest Baggage will be taken
in charge by the quartermaster; and must
be at the armory on Saturday night.
The line will be formed AT 8 O'Clock, head
ed by the John b. Henderson Drum Corps.
The party viii leave over the Pennsylvania
railroad in a special train at 10 o'clock
The men have been asked to wear G. A. R.
and Farragut badges. During the stay in
Philadelphia the headquarters of the Wash
ington delegation will be in Bricklayers'
Hail, at the corner of Broad Street and
Paramount Avenue The following are the
names of local G. A. r. members who WIKI
attend the encampment and the regiments
to which they were attached during the Civ
il War:
Albert Brown, Purnell Legion, Maryland Cav
airy; Albert G. Brust, United States Navy, steam
er Eta; William :. Boyd, Fourth Pennsylvania
Cavalry; James f. Collins, First New York
Mounted Rifles; Philip W. Coleman, Eighth
Michigan Infantry; William A. Chaneey, Fifth
Battalion, District of Columbia Infantry; Thomas
Caiver, keystone Independent Battalion. Penn
sylvania; James Cumberlidge, Independent Com
pany, New York Cavalry; Robert II. Cook First
Maryland Cavalry; Richard NJ Calhoun. First
Connecticut. Heavy Artillery; Andrew F. Dins
more, Third Michigan Infantry; Reverdy Davis.
Ninth Maryland Infantry; James NJ Edgar, Sew
enty first PENNSYLVANIA Infantry, Eleventh Mis-
souri Cavalry; Joseph A. Edson, Tenth New York
Cavalry, Aaron II. Freer, Second Wisconsin Cav
airy; William II. Fuss, Sixth Battalion, District
OF Columbia Infantry; George r. Ferguson. 1926
Illinois Infantry; Lorenzo ID. Frost, Twenty-sec
ond Michigan Infantry; Amos j. Cunning. Thir
ty-fiih Massachusetts, Infantry; John b. Gilhllen
/ First Ohio Light Artillery; Arthur Hendricks
4 Fifth New York Infantry. Fourteenth New York
/ Infantry, Y. X. C.; William ii. Hoover, Fourth
Battalion District of Columbia Infantry; Edwin
Hsradon, Eighiy-si1th New York Infantry John
| II Howiin Fifth Battalion District Of
I Columbia Infantry; william o; Harvey, Third
i Light ARTILLERY; William II. Henning, pay
steward. United States Navy; Albert f. John
son, Fifth Pennsylvania Reserves; John Johnson
! Second Wisconsin Infantry; Joseph II. Lawrence
Z Seventh Battalion and Second District of CO.
lumbia Infantry; Thomas Lewis. Fifth Michigan
Infantry; Melbourne NJ Lewis Thrty-ninth Iowa
I Infantry; Michael J. Langan, SXty-fourth Ohio
/ Infantry; James L. AcCabe, 1880 Pennsylvania
Infantry; william C. McEuen. l04th Pennsylvania
I Infantry: James NJ Miller, Sixteenth Ohio Artil-
lery; Norris NJ. Merrill, Twenty afth Michigan
! Infantry; Frank II. Mooers. Eleventh Maine In
/ fantry, Eighth New York Independent Battalion
William II. Moor, Third United States Infantry
Thomas W. Manchester. I43d Illinois Infantry;
1 George W. Mockzbee, Eleventh New York Cayal-
~; Robert f. Montgomery, United States Navy
steamer Crusader; Levi Nagle Forty-eighth Penn
I sylvania Infantry; Charles F. NOske, Second Dis
I tFiet OF Columbia Infantry; George Newton, Sew
} enty-ffth Illinois Infantry; Philip 0'Bryon
! Fourth District Of Columbia Battalion Infantry;
! Charles L. Patten, First Maine Heavy Artillery
Eighteenth Infantry; James n. Pipes, I40th
( New Jersey Infantry; Edwin Philips, Third
/ New jersey Infantry; r. C. Patterson. Pennsyl-
vania Emergency Infantry; Vincent W. Rowe
Second Battalion, District OF Columbia Infantry;
Charles II. Reaney, First Maryland Cavalry;
James Ralph, Twentieth Connecticut Infantry:
james T. Roberts, Third Wisconsin Infantry;
Thomas W Stewart, Third Battalion District of
COluTEbia Infantry; George W. Scheercr First
Maryland Cavalry; William 5. Seymour Ninth
Maryland Infantry; Robert t. Smith, le4th Penn
sylvania Infantry; Robert L. Smith, First Della
ware Infantry; Henry S. Stevens, Fourteenth
Connecticut Infantry; William Vallingford, Fifth
Battalion. District OF Columbia Infantry.