Evening star., 1901-09-06
READY FOR CLEVELAND TRIP.
The Old Guard Will Leave Washing
ton Sunday Evening.

The Old Guard Will Leave Washing-
ton Sunday Evening.
The Old Guard has completed arrange
ments for it's trip to the National Encamp-
ment G. A r. at Cleveland, Ohio. Captain
Edgar, the commander, has issued his or
der for the command to assemble at the
armory Sunday, September s, at $50 o'clock
p. .m., in fatigue uniform, shakers and white
gloves, with fatigue caps suspended from
the waist belt. Knapsacks are to be car
ried, in which will be packed the epaulets,
dress coats. neatly folded, and other neces-
sary clothing. Blankets will be rolled and
strapped on knapsacks. The baggage of
the officers will be provided for in the
company chest. Each member will wear
the Farragut and G. A. K. badge
The line will be formed at 7:45 o'clock,
and, with the Old Guard Drum Corps, ia
red Mundell, leader. will leave on a spe-
cial car attached to the regular train of
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad at $50
o'clock the next morning.
The company has secured commodious
quarters at the corner of Detroit and State
streets, and expect to return home Sunday,
September To-
The command will meet the department
officers on their arrival Tuesday morning
and escort them to their quarters at the
Hollenden Hotel. The members, forty-seven
..
of their service in the civil war, are:
Captain ]. M. Edgar. list Pennsylvania
Infantry and 18th Missouri Cavalry; First
Lieutenant w. II. Fuss, 9th Battery Dis
trict of Columbia Infantry; Second Lieuten-
ant A. ]. Cunning, 35th Massachusetts In
fantry; A. G. Brust. landsman, u. S. N;
w. S. Boyd, 4th Pennsylvania Cavalry; A.
Brown, Purnell Legion, Maryland; j. F.
Collins, 1st New York Mounted Rifles; r.
II. Cook, 1st Maryland Cavalry; j. NJ. Cum
berlidge. 1st Independent Company, New
York; r. NJ. Calhoun, LIST Connecticut H.
A; A. H. Freer, I'd Wisconsin Cavalry; l..
d. Frost. 22d Michigan Infantry; ]. E. Gill
fillen 1st Ohio l.. A; B. +. Graham, SD
Illinois Infantry; w. H. Hoover 4th Bat
terry District of Columbia Infantry; E.
Haradon, S6th New York Infantry; w. o.
Harvey. Sd Pennsylvania Infantry and Sd
New York Light Artillery; w. H. Henning,
pay steward, y. S. N; ]. Johnson, I'd Wis
consin Infantry; j. H. Lawrence, I'd and
7th Battery, District of Columbia Infantry;
NJ. NJ. Lewis, 39th Iowa Infantry; NJ j.
L.angan, Gath Ohio Infantry: JAS E. Nc
Cabe, 193d Pennsylvania Infantry; w. C.
McEuen, 1O4th Pennsylvania Infantry; j.
NJ. Miller. 10th Ohio Light Artillery; G. w.
Miller, I'd District of Columbia Regiment
N. NJ. Merrill, Goth Michigan Infantry; W.
II. Moor, Sd New York Infantry; G. E.
Norris, 7th Battery. District of Columbia
Infantry and 1st District Of Columbia
sides; C. F. Noske. I'd District of Column
bia Infantry; Levi Maggie, 4Sth Pennsylya-
MIA Infantry; G. L. Patten, 1st Maine H
A. j. M. Pipes, 14Oth Pennsylvania Infan-
try; E. Phillips, Sd New Jersey Infantry
r. c. Patterson, Pennsylvania Emergency
Regiment: ]. e. Roberts, Sd Wisconsin In
fantry; H s. Stevens, 18th Connecticut
Infantry: r. E. Smith, 194th Pennsylva-
MIA Infantry; G. w. Scheerer. 1st Maryland
| Cavalry: w. s.. Seymour 9th Maryland In
| fantry; L. Squire, 11th Michigan Infantry
G. r. TAFT 4th District of Columbia In
| fantry; A. III. Van Deusen. 97th New York
Infantry: w. H. Wallingford, 9Th District
of Columbia Infantry; f. A. WILDER, 56th
Pennsylvania Infantry and 9th Veteran Re-
serve Corps: d. Williams, oath New York
| Infantry and 23d Pennsylvania Infantry.