The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1885-07-30
MRS. GRANTS REPLY.
GENERAL ORDERS.

The first General Orders, issued under the
new administration on the 2lst inst. gives a
complete list of the National officers, as follows:
i. The 18th annual Encampment of the Grand
Army of the Republic. held at Portland Me-, June
% "a, and % 1879. elected the following-named
comrades TO the offices designated:
Commander-in- Chief, Samuel s. Burdett WASH
ington ID. c.
Senior Vice Commander-in-C Chief, Selden Conner,
Augusta. Me.
Junior Vice Communicating John R
Surgeon-G eneral, Joseph C. Tucker, NJ. D., Oak
land, Cal.
Chaplain in Chief Rev. L. II. Stewart, Perry, O.
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF ADMINISTRATION.
Arkansas, Thomas Boles Fort Smith.
California Walter IL. Holmes, San Francisco.
Colorado, George Ady, Denver.
Connecticut, w. G. Gallager, Meriden.
Dakota, w. V. Lucas Chamberlain.
Delaware G. w King, Wilmington.
Florida, j. De V. Hazard, Eustis.
Gu6, Henry Shorten, Baton Rouge, La.
Illinois, r. K. Wilson, Chicago.
Indiana, Charles A. Zollinger, Fort Wayne.
Iowa, L. 5. Tyler, KeokGk.
Kansas B. Il. Hogin. Belleville.
Kentucky, William Bowman, rolesboro.
Maine, Samuel w. Lane, Augusta.
Massachusetts, James f. Mech, Lynn.
Maryland, Thomas L. Mathews, Baltimore.
Michigan Henry s. Dean Ann Arber.
Minnesota, Perry Starkweather, st. Paul.
Missouri. }: S. Sterrett, St; Joseph
Montana, Ella G. Waters. Glendive.
Nebraska, j. o. West Grand Island
New Hampshire, Alfred L. Emery Penacook-
New Jersey, John +. Lovett, Trenton.
New Mexico, w. \. Smith. Albuquerque.
New York, Joseph l.. Follett, Brooklyn.
Ohio, J. w. o'Neall, Lebanon.
Oregon, George G. Sears. Portland.
Pennsylvania, Samuel Harper, Pittsburg.
Potomac Chas III. Ingram, Washington, ID. c.
Rhode Island William ID. Mason, Providence.
Tennessee and Georgia, Edward 5. Jones, Nash
vile.
Texas, Fl. W. Nye Fort Worth.
Utah, c. A. Wood, Salmon City, Idaho.
Vermont ID. L. Morgan Rutland.
Virginia, John w. Boynton Hampton.
Washington Territory o. Il. johnson, Seattle.
West Virginia, s. +. Shaw, Parkersburg.
Wisconsin, VIM. >. Stanley, jr., Milwaukee.
@ The following appointments announced:
Adutant- General, John Cameron, Washington,
d. c.
Quartermaster- General, John Taylor, 2ls Walnut
street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Inspector-Gener Argus d. vanosdol, Madison,
Ind.
Judge Acknowledgement, Charles A. Grosvenor.
Athens, o.
Senior ABIDE Camp, Harrison Dingman Wash
ington, D. c.
3. The comrades thus appointed have entered
upon the duties of their respective Offices.
f. acquisitions for supplies should be forwarded
direct to tie Quartermaster-General. accom-
panied bythe money, or the articles will be sent
C. o. d."
Remittances should be made by P O. order or
eastern drafts. saving cost of exchange; express
being, usual, prepaid by the Quartermaster-
General.
5. Department Commanders will forward names
of comrades for appointment as Aids-de-C Camp
Staff OF the COMMANDMENTS Chief to Headquarters,
and names OF comrades for Assistant Inspectors
General, to the Inspector-General,f for his recon-.
incubation.
q. Headquarters are established at No. Il06
street n. w, Washington, d. 9.
By command of s. :. BURDETT, Comulander-in-
Chief
JoHs CAMERON,
Adjutant-General.