The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-04-11
THE GRAND army.
News From The DepartmentS---NeW
Posts, etc.


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HEADQUARTERS BULLETIN.
HrADouARrERs GRAND ARnly OF THt REpuBLIo,
KANSAS CITY. NO, March 30, 1889.
General Orders, No. :.
J. The following additional appointments on the
staff OF the commandments are hereby an
announced:
TO BE ASSISTANT INSPECTORS CEREAL
Alabama-II. o. Hoyt>Birmingham.
Georgia-W. ~ Brown. Macon.
Washington Territory-George Haskin, Taco
na,
TO BE AIDs-DE-cAaR.
Alabama. d. Hardy, Calera; A. P. Halloek,
Birmingham; VIM. H. Coole, Huntsville
Arzona-Ira B. Sampson, Temples George W.
Brown Florence.
Coiorado-A. Clark, Grenada.
Georgia-C. A. Keith, Savannah; II. J. Mead
Jasper.
Iowa-E. A. Gilbert. Dubuque.
Kansas-Wm 8Iattfeldt. Kansas City.
Observation-Disclosures #. Lang, Baltimore.
8Iichigan-F D. Newbury, Coldwaler; Thomas
MolOney, Jackson David 5. French, st. Johns
James \. Cox, Calumet G. ". Buckingham, Flint /;
S b. Daboil. St Johns.
Assouri-SIichael Boland, Kansas City; Lewis
B. Eveland. Kansas City; VIM. H. Trip, Milan
JohnC. Parker s.. Louis w. A. Heineman, ST.
Louis.
New Jersey-wm. d. Black.
New Hork-Joseph II. Decastro. New York
John C. Heney, Tottenville; b. r, Corwin, Brook
Ign; c. D. r. stowitz, Buffalo; Ed 4. Dudley,
Brooklyn John II. Cook, New York; G. A. Orr,
Buffalo.
ohio-Laiayette Little, Toledo; Joseph B. For
aker, Cincinnati; J. N. Slater, Cotton; Fenton
Bagley. GAINESVILLE; J. J. Clark, Canton.
Potomac-N. II. Brooks, \. B. Prentice, Newton
Ferree. Abraham Hart, T. ". Talmadge A. J.
Huntoon, F. A Beuter John Cameron, John s.
Siodder Edward Webster, Henry c. Darragh, Il.
\. Howard David J. Evans Washington.
Nirginia-George :. old6eid, Norfolk p T.
NeOGfn, Hampton.
u. The attention Of all comrades is directed to
the recommendation OF the last National Eucamp-
nent, requesting Them 10 aid and encourage the
institution OF Camps Of Sons Of Veterans The
differences heretofore existing between the MEM
beers Of the Camp" and Post systems are in a
fair way Of being harmonized, thus bringing all the
worthy sons of our patriotic veterans into one
grand organization whose aim it viii be 10 foster
loyalty, 60 cherish and perpetuste the memory Of
the noble deeds Of their sires in defense Of our
country, and to see that the last resting place Of
the Union soldier is held in honor and respect
III The journals Of the 10TH 18th and 18th an
nual session of the National Encampment are not
on file Al National Headquarters. ANY Depart
ment, Post comrade in possession Of an extra
copy win place the Acknowledgement under Obliga
lions by kindly transmitting it.
~. The following corrections are made:
Q. r. Baldwin Abide Camp, accredited to Penn
sylvauia, should be Brooklyn.
John III. Senseman, Aid-de-Camp P. O. address:
olney, not Chicago, I'll.
Jack Adams, Lynn, Mass. member Of Gran
Memorial Committee, instead Of Jacob Adams.
". The I'D National Encampment held at Co
lumbus, o., having changed the dale OF closing
the annual inspections from Dec. 81 TO June 80
Department Commanders viii al once arrange fo
thorough inspection Of every Post in their De
partments, which inspection should De made during
the months Of April and May. These inspection
should give the condition Of the Posts up 10 an,
including March 81.
The following recommendations Of Inspector
General Evans are approved, and strict compii
ance Herewith l. requested:
The reports OF Assistant or District Inspector
should be made on Form H. and forwarded 10 TIA
Department Inspector not later Than May Is.
The consolidated report Of the Department In
spector must be made on Form E and forwarded Il
Comrade George 6. Evans. Inspector General
Boston. Mass, not later than June Is. These re
ports 10 the Inspector-General should be exac
duplicates Of the reports presented by the Depart
ment Inspectors TO their respective Departments.
u addition 10 the items specified in Form L
Department Inspectors viii instruct Assistant 0
District Inspectors 10 ascertain. The amount c
money in The Post fund .. The value Of al
other property OF the Post Including funds or prop
erty held by building associations connected wit
Fosis- The Department Inspector viii consoi
date these amounts and send the separate totals {
each to TIC InspectOr-GeneTal
assistant InspeetOrs-GeBeral viii inspect th
Office Of the various staf officers Of their Depart
mcnts for the year ending March 81, and make
written report 10 the Inspector General at Bostor
Mass. not later Than June Is, Of the full result
thai inspection.
ii i earnestly requested that these inspection
be made promptly, 80 that the consolidated repol
81 tie Inspector-General may give the Commando
In-Chief the correct standing of each DepartmeT
previous 10 The holding Of sd National EncamI
ment."
BY command Of WE WARyER, Commander
Chief.
EUGENE F. WEIGEL. Acknowledgement