The National tribune., 1886-06-24

630 p. IN.
Aug. IS leave Mammoth Hot Springs Hotel 80
p. m.
Aug Is arrive at Upper Geyser Basin $50 p. m.
Aug. IL leave Upper Geyser Basin $50 a. IN.
Aug. IL arrive at Yellowstone Falls 6SO y. M.
Aug Is leave Yellowstone Falls a.
Aug Is arrive at Lower Geyser Basin r. m.
Aug. l6 leave Lower Geyser Basin D. m.
Aug. II arrive at Mammoth Hot Springs Hotel
1880 p. I'M.
Aug II leave Mammoth Hot Springs Hotel a. m.
Aug. II arrive at Cinnabar $50 a. IA.
Aug. ~ leave Cnnabar 985 a. IN.
Aug. IL arrive at Livingston u - r. m.
Aug. ~ leave Livingston 2:29 p. IN.
Aug. Is en- route 10 81. Paul.
Aug. 10 arrive at St. Paul 1925 p. m.
Leave st. Paul via Chicago, Milwaukee g. St.
Paul Railroad l:s0 d. m.
Aug. q arrive at Chicago z n. m.
Aug. p Leave Chicago 3:25 p. m.
Aug. % arrive at Jersey City 10 p. IA.
NEW YORK.
Circular No /. issued at Rome on the 9Th inst,
by order OF J. ]. Sayles. Department Commander
o. y. Clarke, A. A G.-contains the following
The 10th annual Eneampment OF the Grand Army
OF the Republic viii assemble In san Francisco on
the Sd Of August next The Department Com
mander and staff will leave Rome, n. ". on the
18th of July, and will go, via the New York West
Shore a. Buffalo; Grand Trunk; Chicago Milwau-
kee a. ST. Paul, and the Union a. Central Pacific
Railroads, through to destination returning by
way OF steamer 20 Portland and the Oregon Short
Line 10 Omaha II is the desire Of the Department
Commander that all who can will accompany head
quarters An are invited. IL n sufficient number
signify their intention 10 do so, special train
properly decorated, and 10 be known as the New
York train, will be run through with but one
change. A stop of two days will be made AT Den
Yer, and like stop at Salt Lake City on the out
ward trip. Comrades desiring 10 accompany the
Department Commander should communicate at
once with the Assistant Adjuiant-G General in order
that arrangements may be made for their accom-
mediation. The fare from the Missouri River will
be $50 for the round trip. The rate from Eastern
points is not yet fully determined; il will probably
not not exceed $50. The rates over the routes mem
he .lnNr ltrFar
be issued 30 days before the Encampment. and will
be good for the return trip IS DAYS after that date
Department Headquarters will be established at
General Order, No. 4, issued at the same time
and place, announce the following staff appoint
ments: Chief OF Staff-Ceorgc A. Cantine Post a.
Aids-HarrisOn Clark. Post So; Frank Johnson
304; Orlando Wright. ISL J. y. Cleary. 3g7; w. J.
Charlton, %; w. l.. DE Lacy, 262; Isaac III. Isaaes
North, 4lsi A. n. Beadle. III; Charles IT, King, 81;
VIM. Moran, 200 Isaac Mullen. 5g5; J. Julius Lang
biene, 1907 John :. Malay. 936; Edwin LOOMS 50;
a Ihos II: Brannigan, SO0i Thee G. Rose. G.; C. A.
90 j. l.. Kress 556; Joseph Schnell, 30; John Lit
tie. 2U7; A. A. Mclaughlin 81; George w. Lewis
George r. Downing, So = NJ Flint IS; John KEEL
ley, AZ; George w. Vaughn, y; John j. Hum
phreys, d02; G. Huh Grant &c; J. r. Gurnee, 5I7;
III. i. Meigs, %; John Parks 81; George w Web
ster, l54; J. NJ Bradley. 55l; Phineas A. Wheeler,
81 Max Lehman, AZ; Henry Montgomery. So;
NJ. c. Dixon, SIC; w. l. Anes. 80; Richard Milling
-
T. r. Richardson. l35; vs.. A. Moore 81: William
Moran. 800; Frank y. Lennon, -; Vim. G. clays,
90 Henry KIRK White, $50; John walcott. 49, !;
H. ~ Bowen, ZZ1i q. l.. Lynde, lsO Luke ID. See
ley, ISL; Anthony Wills, 295; John COCA. 60; VIM.
D. Bliss, q; Dewitt Crumb. $50: L. c. Reed l37 /;
Charles ]: Holly. S45; James II. Van Ness. AZ;
Fred g. Lamb. SO; ID. 9. johnson. l63: i. NJ.
Scott, 266; George Shepherd 2O6: c. Frank Smith.
Circular No is:as follows: The Legislature Of
our State has appropriated $1,000 for the purpose
81 permanently marking the positions held by
New York regiments and batteries at the battle Of
Gettysburg. As other States have done IL Il pro-
posed 20 have a New York Day" at that battle
neic for the purpose Of fixing the points TO place
The iron monuments ana tablets. The committee
OF the Gettysburg Battlefield Memorial Association
have fixed upon July2 neat as that day. and il is
hoped every regiment and battery engaged i'm that
battle will send representatives TO assist ia anthem
ucating the exact positions wherein they fought.
For organizations reduced rates can be Obtained.
Any further information desired can be had by adj
dressing Gen. II. A. Barnum, chairman OF the COM
mlitee, at No. 1O3 West 84th 81, New York city
Charles i. Randall. Fredonias The North Chau-
tanqua Encampment will be held on the grounds
Of the North Chautauqna Agricultural Society,
Dunkirk, July 3, and will continue five GAYS Six
Posts will participate. On the 9th prox there will
be Reunion Of the ll2th n. y This regiment
was raised wholly in this County. and served two
years and nine months. lie officers as follows
Pres, A. IL. Stafford Mayville; Nice-Pres Capt
J.. A. Curtis, FredOnia; sec. and Treas, A. Blood
Brocton.
OHIO
WV. Kunsman, Montpelier. Post No I55 deco
rated the graves Of its dead 0n Memorial Day.
General Orders, No. z. issued at Akron June :
by command Of A. l.. Congcr, Department Com
lnander-E y. Taggart, A. A Care as follows
work may be done In the Grand Army OF the Re
public, the Department ~ hereby divided into II
divisions and the following Department officers are
assigned 10 their supervision: G. H. Mentzel, Senior
Vice Department Commander Cincinnati-Hamil-
ton Clermont Butler. Warren Preble MOnigonl-
cry. Greene. Clinton. Il. ~. Lindsey Junior Vice
fiofumanopF Ts.fFa
! Harrison. Belmont, Monroe Guernsey, Noble
Washington. J. Il. Kline. Medical Director Ports.
mouth--ScioJo, Lawrence, Gallia, jackson, Meigs
| Adams, Brown Pike Theo. w. Brake. Depart
ment Chaplain, fayetie-Fulton. Williams, Def
ance Henry. Paulaing, Putnam, Van Vert. Allen.
H. Y. johnson, Historian. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Lake, Geauga. Cuyaboga, Lorain. n. ID. Tibbals
Judge Advocate, AkrOn-Summit, Medina Ash.
land, Wayne, Richland. J. o. MCGOWAN. member
i OF G. Of A., Observation-Disclosures olunabiana
stark, Carroll, Tuscarawas, Trumbull. Portage
VIM. n. Haynes, member Of G. Of A.. Fremont
Lucas, Wood, Ottawa, sandusky, Hancock, Seneca
Erie, Huron, MyRndot Crawford $ H. Hurst
member u q. Of A, Chillicothe-IOss Highland
Ninton Hooking. Athens PickAway. Fayette ID.
i 9. Putnam, member Of G. Of A, Sprncfeid-Clark
Miami. Darlze, shelby Mercer ChamFaign. Logan
Auglaize w. =. Harlan, member Of q. Of A.
Zanesville- nskingum, COshocton, Holmes. Nor
gan, Knox, Licking, Perry, Fairfield. T. ID. Nc
Giillcndy. Senior Aid-de-Camp, Columbus-FranlI.
/ Jim, Madison, Delaware. Union Morrow Marion
Hardin; The comrades thus assigned are expected
70 use their best efforts IA promoting the interest oil
| the Department IN their respective divisions and
far az practicable make personal visitafious ID
the various Posts in their divisions and be able q
address tlle comrades on subjects especially con.
ncoted with the interests Of tie Grand Army
They will he prepared 20 assist the Chief Muster.
Ing oncer and Assistant Inspector ia the perform.
ance Of their duties aud carefully guard the inter
ests and welfare Of the Grand Army IN this Depart.
meut The following additional appointment OF
the staff n announced COmrade Charles H. York
] Buckley Post. No. ~ Aid-de-Catnp and Actine
Assistant Adjutant- General. He will be obeyee
and respected accordingly.
II al ftWata NJ. Il 81
]. The report Of the Committee on Transporta
ton appointed by the Department Commander e
consider and recommend a route for the Depart
meDt ~ Ohio 10 attend the National EncampTneDt
/ GAR, 20 be held al San Francisco CAL Aug 3
Commander, iH hereby published for the infortna
ton 81 delegates, members 81 the Woman's Relic
Corps Comrades and others wishing 10 aocompan,
them.
COLUMBUS, o., June s. 1856.
Department Commander Of Ohio, @ AR:
Your Committee on Transportation have Ia
honor 10 report rs follows:
a preliminary meeting Of the Committee wa
held al Akron. o.. on May Is and another meefinl
WA held al The Gibson House. ia Cincinnati on Ia
evening 81 May &c. and large number Of the pas
scnEcf agents representing the various railroads
tfans-contnenial and connecting lines were pres
ent. aud were invited 10 make statements 20 Ia
committee. setting forth the advantages of thei
roads and the terms and facilities which could b
offered 10y them. The committee heard an IA
statements, and Then adjourned aud held a thir
meeting a. Columbus on the eth day of JuIc, and
nfter fan delibcrntiOn would respectfully recon
mend that an Ohio train he made up for the "a,
Francisco EncaInpuncut. on which the DcDar-fnef
Coininander and staff. the Delegates % the Ma
toi'al l1ncampment with their wives and all othe
comrades ana fr1eDdh, including members Of ia
Monans Relief Corps society III the Arn,v of N
Potomac and Of the Loyal Legion NAV he CARRIE