The Washington times., 1902-03-05
Application Filed for Encamp
ment Quarters.
PERSONNEL OF COMMITTEES
Finance Committee Meets Tonight
fJew Quarse-S Nearly Ready - Old
Records % Ea Consulted.

Deco-Gs 20 Ee Consulted
J. c. = -CCy Pest, No. l, Department OF
CO. l. tie first post to make applica-
tia for accommodations in this city at
t. net encanpment of the Grand Army
Of the Republic to be held in this city
L,Sinr,ng OctoSe- next. 4 communica-
tion was received from them yesterday
By Secretary B2--y Bulkley, of the Busi-
ness Mems Association, asking that a hall
in 4 central location be secured for them.
Chairman Weller, of the committee on
public comfort, has taken personal charge
OF tle r.atter and will see that their
Wis-.es ere complied with. They expect
10 bring about 15O or 200 men. including
= lar5e drum corps and uniformed drill
cops
Committees About Completed.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Alvah S. Tabor
I-Ufcd the committee of his acceptance
c. the position as vice chairman of the
committee on camp fires. Ger. NJ. c. But
ler has also signiied his acceptance as a
r1--l5er OF the executive committee.
OF the many replies that have been re-
ooived from gentlemen who have been
asked to serve OF, the various committees,
embracing about two-thirds of the total,
only enc OF the invitations has been de-
cl;ned In his letter, Gen. John NJ. Will
son stated that he regretted that his alb
sence II ON the country would prevent him
from showing his profound admiration and
h., OH Tod
7nagnifcently in the preservation of the
Union.
The finance committee will hold meet
ing tonight in the parlors of the Barton
Hotel. on Fifteenth Street northwest.
Chairman Frank X. Raymond will address
them, as will also Mr.. B. H. Warner and
several others. The committee will be
called to order promptly at o'clock.
Old Records for Guidance.
1t may re several days before the COM
mittee on arrangements move into their
new quarters, 14O5 New York Avenue
northwest, owing TO the delay in COM
pleting TIE furnishings. The records of
the encampnent at Chicago have been re-
eeived at headquarters for Use in the
guidance of the committee in their work
A letter has been sent 10 Secretary
Doty, of the chamber of commerce, in
Cleveland, accepting the proffer of the
books and records of the last encampment
that was held in that city
Financial Committee.
The Business Mems Association an
nounced the following committee last
night, whose duty it will be to solicit
funds for the Grand Army encampment:
Mr.. F. X. Raymond. chairman; Mr. Jo-
seph A. Burkart. vice chairman; Messrs.
Charles ]. Bell. s. Thomas Brown. Will
liam V. Cox, John Joy Edison, Albert F.
Fox, Charles c. Glover, William A. Cor
den. John E. Herrell, George C. Henning,
Charles A. James, Arthur G. Cole, B. F.
Saul. E. s. Johnson, Thomas r. Jones, 6
H. Kaufman, Frank A Munsey, Clar-
ence F. Norment, E. 5. Parker, Edward J.
Stellwagen, F. C. Stevens, Jesse b. Will
son, Beriah wilkins, II. F. Bachman.
Simon Kann, Henry c. Karr, Martin
Kastle, Walter H. Klopfer, James Lans-
burgh, John B. Larner. Abraham Lisner
A. VI. Lothrop, G. Lansburgh, w. H.
Lawton, Captain Leibhardt. C. p Langley.
William Loeb. f. S. McCalmont P. f.
tHdTleS j. MctuDDln, j.
II. Mckee, Daniel J. Macarty, John II.
Magruder, r P May. H. D. Mirick, Fred
L. Moore, w. H. Moses, William Much
lelsen, Otto Mears, Capt. William Mere
dith, Hon. A. W. Machen.
". J. Newton, Theodore E. Ogram, SAM
uel c. Palmer, Andrew Parker, Harry A.
Phillips, f. H. Pillsbury, Robert Porter.
Samuel ]. Prescott, A. Z. Randle, Charles
Rauscher, Frank T. Rawlings. Frank p.
ptt-
doIph. Capt. W. r. Ramsay, o. ]. Rick
etts.
Nicholas H. Shea, John H. Small, Edwin
H Snyder, James w. SOmerville, o. G.
Staples, ]. Strausburger, G. w. F. Swart-
zeil, Israel W. Stone, Rufus II. Thayer,
George Truesdell, Seymour W. Tulloch,
William P. Van Winckle.
Somerset r. Waters, Harry A. Willard.
Louis D. Wine, GeorgesW. Walker, Henry
Xander, William J. Zeh. P F.. Aff1eck.
jr, r. p. Andrews. W. c. Amos Elijah S.
Alyord, F. c. Berens, Chaplin Brown, ]. A.
Burkart, ]. H. Buscher, F. A. Butts,
George E. Boos. P. NJ. Becker, C. Bend
helm, z. d. Blackstone.
NJ NJ. Beckman, John W. Babson, Ed
ward T Bates. Conrad Becher, Sidney
Bieber, Henry L. Biscoe Henry f. Blount,
Bernard M Bridget L. s. Brown. n. Lam
don Burchell, Walter w. Burdette, W. J. !
Brooks.
Maj. C. A. Bartlett, Capt R. W. Belts. |
Mai ]. E. Bell, George NJ. Bowers, George |
W. Baird, Maj. Fred Bryan. Capt II. T. |
Brian ]. d. Carmody, Max Cohen. J. II. |
Crawford, C. B. Cropley, G. Hecter |
CleInes, n. L. Collamer, J. Re Carmody,
Robert Castelberg, William E. Chandlee
William A. II. Church. Walter c. Gle
phane. Samuel c. Cornwell. o. T. Crosby,
DR. j. b. Grigg Custis, Capt. Henry Co
baugh, W. II. Collins W. a. Craig, W. w.
l.. o. De Lashmutt, ]. A.
Demcnet. W. J. Donovan, f. II. Droop. II.
Il. Darneille, Thaddeus c. Dulin, NJ. Dy-
renforth.
Henry E. Davis, Jesse c. Ergood, George
". Evans Hon. H. c. Evans, p. S. Foster.
J. D. Frazee, Abram p. Pardon, Daniel |
Fraser, Colonel Feathers, X. II. Graham, |
". F. GUIDE, A. GUIDE. E. ]. Gardiner. /. |
Cans, William II. Gait, George Gibson,
Andrew b. Graham, William Garrett
Ashley N. Gould, d. p. Hickling. Joel
F. s. Hodgson, William Hahn,
Christian Heurich, William B. Hibbs,
Frank Hume, j. V. y. Huyck, A. Hecht,
3. T. Herman, c. Jacobson, v Baldwin
Johnson, r. E. Joyce. E. L. Sordan Ber-
lard ]. Janney, George H. Judd.