The evening times., 1899-09-04
OFF FOR THE ENCAMPMENT.
Members of ric q. AR. Will Leave
for Philadelphia Today.

Indications are that the thirty third an
nual encampment of the Grand Army of the
Republic which is TO be held this year in
Philadelphia, commencing today, will be
largely attended by local members of the
G. A. r. Many prominent veterans who
never miss an encampment will be in Phil
adelphia during the week of the celebration,
and many others who have not attended a
convention of the organization since il was
held in this city in 1892 have signified their
! intention of accompanying the Washington
delegation in its tenth annual trip TO the
! encampment. The local party will leave
the city this morning in train OF two
/ sections over the Pennsylvania Railroad
The first section will leave the Sixth Street
station at 10 o'clock, and will arrive at
Philadelphia at 12:45. The second section
will leave at IL O'Clock, and will reach
Philadelphia at 2 o'clock p. m Both trains
will be run on fast schedule, and every
thing possible for the comfort of the trav
elers will be done.
According to orders issued by Capt ]. NJ.
Edgar the veterans who will take the trip
Will assemble at the armory at S:45 O'Clock
this morning. The line will be formed at
9 o'clock, and, headed by the John B. Hen
derson Drum Corps, will proceed TO the
railroad station. Each man has been re-
uuested to wear pinned 10 his coat G.
A R. or Farragut Post badge. Many of
the veterans will be accompanied by their
wives, and il is expected that there will
| be a large number of ladies in the party.
While in Philadelphia the headquarters OF
the Washington delegation will be in Brick
layers Hall, at the corner of Broad. Street
and Fairmont Avenue.
The following members have signihe1
their intention of going to Philadelphia;
Marvlapd raw
| alry; Albert c. Brust, United States Navy, steam
er Eta; William 5. Boyd, Fourth Pennsylvania
I Cavalry; James F. Collins, First New York
Mounted Rifles; Philip W. Coleman, Eighth Mich
igan Infantry; William A. Chancey, Fifth Bat
| TALON District OF Columbia Infantry; Thomas
| Calver Keystone independent Battalion, Pennsyl'
| yania; James Cumberlidge, Independent Com,
| panv New York Cavalry; Robert IL. Cook, flrs'
| MARYLAND Cavalry; Richard NJ. Calhoun, First
| Connecticut Heavy Artillery; Andrew +. Dins
mere, Third Michigan Infantry; Reverdy DAVIS
| Ninth MARYLAND Infantry; James NJ Edgar, SeV
| entv-frst Pennsylvania Infantry, Eleventh MIS-
| souri Cavalry; Joseph A. Edison, Tenth New 1ori
| Cavalry: Aaron H. Freer, Second Wisconsin Cav
| airy: William H. Fuss Sixth Battalion, Dlstrlc
| Of Columbia Infantry; George X. Ferguson, 0n'
| Hundred and Fifty-second Illinois infantry; 10
| renzo ID Frost Twenty-second Michigan infantry
| Amos ]. Cunning, Thirteenth Massachusetts In
| fautry; John B. Gilfllen, First Ohio Light AT
tillery; Arthur Hendricks Fifth New foTk n IN
| fantry. Fourteenth New York Infantry, V. r. o..
| William H. Hoover, Fourth Battalion, District o
Columbia Infantry: Edwin Haradon, Eighty sixtf
| New York Infantry; John H. Howlin, Fifth Bat
| talon District of Columbia Infantry; William
| a Harvey Third Pennsylvania Infantry, Thire
Now York Light ARTILLERY; William ii. hennlhg
nav steward. United States Navy; Albert T. John
son. Fifth Pennsylvania Reserves; John Johnson
second Wisconsin Infantry; Joseph H. Lawrence
Seventh Battalion and Second District OF 60
| 1umbia Infantry; Thomas Lewis, Fifth Michigan
Infantry. Melbourne NJ. Lewis, Thirty-ninth low;
Infantry: Michael J. Langan. Si1ty-fourth ohit
Infantry James f. McCabe, 193d Pennsylvania
| Infantry: William c. McEuen, l0ith Pennsylvania
Infantry: James NJ. Miller. Sixteenth Ohio Artii
lery; Norris NJ Merrill, Twenty fifth Michigan
Infantry: Frank II. Moores, Eleventh Maine In
fantry. Eighth New York Independent Battalion
| William H. Moor, Third United States Infantry
Thomas W. Manchester, 14Sd Illinois Infantry
| George w Mockabee. Eleventh New York Cavai
| nv: Robert E. Montgomery, United States Navy
| steamer Crusader; Levi Nagle Forty-eighth Penn
| sylyania Infantry; Charles F. Noske, Second DIS
trict of Columbia Infantry; George Newton, Sew
enty-ffth Illinois Infantry; Philip O'Bryon
| Fouth District of Columbia Battalion Infantry
| Charles L. Patten, First Maine Heavy ARTILLERY
Eighteenth Infantry; James NJ. Pipes, 140tl
New Jersey Infantry; Edwin Philips, Thirt
New Jersey Infantry; r. G. Patterson, Pennsyl
! yania Emergency Infantry; Vincent W. Rowe
! Second Battalion, District of Columbia Infantry
Charles H. Reaney, First Maryland Cavalry
James Ralph. Twentieth Connecticut Infantry
James E. Roberts, Third Wisconsin Infantry
Thomas W. Stewart, Third Battalion, District O
Columbia Infantry; George W. seheerer, Firs
| MARYLAND Cavalry; William S. Seymour, Mint
; MARYLAND Infantry; Robert E. Smith, 194th Penn
! sylyanis Infantry: Robert l.. Smith, First Della
. | ware Infantry; Henry s. Stevens. Fourteenth
Connecticut Infantry; William wallingford, Fiftl
Battalion, District of Columbia Infantry.