Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-09
James NJ. watsoa. adjutant general.

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Second Battalionse Chenung county; Har-
Vey SHAW. commander.
Third Battalion, iChenango county; T. =.
Scales, commanded on
Fourth Battahona Cortland county; Com
mander Budebough.s
Fifth Battalion, 0swego county; Elicit
Hood. IN Ii
Seventh Battalion, Madison county: Chas.
Camren, commanded n
Eighth Battalion TipEa county; John
Barnard, commander
Ninth Battalion, sTompkins county; M. M.
Conklin, commander.
Tenth Battalion, Schuyler county; George
Baldwin Post, No. e. F. c. Rose. COM
mander; 90 men.
Continental Drum CORPS
Fifth Division-W. p. Burney, command
er; william Sears. adiutant general.
Moon, John s. Roster and Thomas Byrnes.
dttle Falls Band; % pieces.
Oid lo9th New York; Ed. Drake, COM
mander; 100 men.
Jefferson County Battalion; Maj. L. c.
Greenleaf, commander; 30 men.
Oswego County Battalion; Tom Moore,
commander; % men.
Oneida County Battalion; John Kohler,
commander; "a men,
Fourth Division-Col. II, D. Ellsworth,
commander; j. j. Perkins, adjutant general.
e. $. Young Post, No. 33; John H. Deal.
commander; 40 men.
Onela County Battalion: Charles H. Bal
Ian, commander; 16O men.
Third division, comprising the counties OF
columbia. Rensselaer,, Sullivan, Ulster, Al
bany, Greene and Schoharie; I. F. Handy.
commander; Grumpy Bolton, assistant act
Lego. George H. Jackson, M. E. Nangle,
William Hotaling Silas Owen, s. w. Sny-
der, William Van Bach George H. Macy.
John W. Blunt, P. H. Clarity. A. J. Eel
n1v,I o{vr IN
Grant. Benjamin F. Hayner, Charles F.
Roemer, Ensign 8. Bunce, Lawrence Moore,
u: II. Tarbell, w. H. Cahill. M. N. Dodge,
Victory Champlin, George Brink O. P. Car
penter, James s. Dean, w. H. D. Blake; 200
men from various organizations.
second Division, H. E. Rhoades, comman-
der; E. b. Long. assistant acting adjutant
general; special aids, Henry E. Murray,
henry n. jackson. Frank Wells, Joseph M.
Zarmon, B. j. Bodine, H. E. Smith, Henry
s. Jennings.
Rankin Drum Flute and Bugle Corps;
Maj. Charles Urse in command; 80 pieces.
commander: 300 men,
Kloegler's Mansfield Post Band and Drum
Corps.
Mansfield Post. No 80; Robert Fargue.
commander; 400 men,
Mansfield Post Zouaye Guards: Capt.
Short, commander; so men.
U. s. Grant Post, No. 1927; John Miller
senior vice commander, in commando IS
James H. Perry Post, Veteran Drum
Corps.
James H. Perry Post; Theodore Joseph,
commander; $50 men.
Abel Smith First Long Island Post, No.
49,; William H. Catherwood, commander;
IS men.
Winchester Post. No 1877; George A Hus-
sey. commander; 30 men.
kitching Post, No 60, Col E: ]. Mitchell,
commander: % men.
Burnett Post, No 496: John H Briggs
commander; 20 men.
Norell Post. No. IA; Alonzo McNeal, COM
mander: 40 men.
McKeal Post: Commander Folsom; "a
men. HH
Vosburg Post. No. 95; Commander
Houghson; % men,
Farnsworth Post. No. ITO; Commander
Riker; % men. :. -
Charles Lawrence Post, No 37S; Robert
George, commander; 10 men.
Cromwell Post, No. 466; C. M. Smith,
commander: 16 men
Crosby Post, Wright Gilbert, commander:
IS men. s.
Flandren Post: Commander Ferguson; 10
men.
First Divison-New York City Veterans;
Robert S. Heilferty, commander; U. H.
Scott assistant adjutaHt general; Webster
Young. chief of staff
Special aids-Andrew Dodds, Prestin w.
Wright, James E. Evens. L. w. de Cesnola,
Philip Stark, j. M. Thompson, j. B. John
son. P. l. Flynn A? NJ. GaNun. l. A.
oMara. Frank Parker. William Burris.
Rena Post Band. r. 20 re
Moses w. Cartwright, commander LIST Bril-
gade; Thomas Moore, commander I'd Bri-
gade; Edwin T. Greenfield. commander Sd
Brigade; Isadore Isaacs, commander 4th
Brigade; B. F. Mcclure, commander 9th
Brigade; George S. Byrne commander 9th
Brigade; John Beamen, commander It'll Bri-
gade; F. j. Groves, commander 9Th Bril-
gade
Reno Post No a: A. H Drew com-
mander; 100 men.
Farragut Post, No. IS; B. F. Mcclure,
commander; 155 men.
Wadsworth Post, No. IT; Charles Innes,
commander; 100 men.
John A. Dicks Post Band.
John A. Dicks Post; George P. Dewey.
commander; 95 men.
Clafln Post, No. 57S; George G. Water
man, commander; 80 men.
Fortieth Mozart Regiment; Capt. Joseph
Murphy. commander: 60 men.
Hamilton Post Band.
Hamilton Post. No. 1872; T. H. Parsons,
commander; 40 men.
Coltes Post Band.
Coltes Post, No. 80; Philip Young, COM
mander; 50 men.
Kennedy Post, No. 43; William P. Kent,
commander; 80 men,
George Meade Post Band.
George Meade Post; William E. White,
George Meade Post Drum Corps.
Naval Post, No. $40; Andrew Gilman,
commander; 1O5 men.
Steinway Post, No. 1872; A. H. Loobis,
commander; 60 men.
Hancock Post, No. go; Dickinson. COM
mander; So men.
Department Of Connecticut.
Dickinson's Band Baltimore.
N. Burton Rogers, department comman-
der.
David w. Grosvenor. junior vice COM
mander.
Staff-M W. Robinson, medical director;
William F. Hilton, chaplain; John H.
Thatcher, assistant adjutant general Ira r.
Wiloman, senior abide camp, acting assist
ant quartermaster general.
Aids-Ex-Gov. Morgan G. Buckley, Virgil
E. Mcneil, Moses Lyman. c. c. Munsill,
John c. Fisher.
Color bearers-John F. Landagon and
past department cornmanders-Alfred B.
Beers, Ira E. Hicks. Isaac B. Hyatt, Frank
D. Sloat, Henry E. Taintor, Samuel B.
Horne, WILDER F. Rogers Henry r. Jones,
John K Bucklyn and Thomas Baudren.
Delegates-Frank Miller, M. B. Schenck,
7. Nelson Brown, Irving Phelps and Abel
Griswold.
First division-Admiral Foote Post. No.
II. New Haven; Willis B. Isbell, senior
vice commander, in command; Daniel B.
Horton. Junior vice commander; 200 men.
Second division-Elias Howe Post, No. 8,
tunior. bridgeport; A. s. Hunt, commander: