The National tribune., 1889-06-13
TIE GRAND ARMY.
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HEADQUARTERS BULLETIN

HEADQUARTERS BULLETIN.
HEADQUARTERS GRAND ARMY OF TIRE REPUBLIC,
kansas CITY. No, June ], 1889.
General Orders. No. 9.
]. The following appointments are hereby an
Con,rsde Tueins Fairchid Madison Wis, 10 be
q member Of the National Pension Committee, vice
James Tanner. resigned.
member Of the Logan Monument Fund Commit
&c vice John M. Palmer, withdrawn.
ComFade Henry Page, salt Lake Siiy; OtsR d, 4er;'
70 be Assistant Iuspector-Generals vice IL = W ard
leigh, resigned 81.
appointed deCamp. and VIII report il writ
az 10 the Adjutaut- General:
CooradO-D :. Holden, Pueblo.
-Cseorgia-A. B. Carrier, Atlanta.
ulinois-Fred :. CaprOn, EVansioni Benjamin
r. Harrington, AOrkylile.
las Langley. John Bowers, j. b. Mcclure, Mllllanl
7 King II A. Barry, O. +. LoweTee, Virgil Dor
kins A H. HysOn. John r. Bailey, baltimore;
John W. Mccullough Rising sun; John W. Aaui-
iii SIissagTi4 7 Roof. ChiIIcothe; Alex Gold
smith Allen J. Showers. Thomas j. Delamere Jas.
II Steeer Philip Luckner, 81 Louis; o. +. Smith,
James III. Thompson, Kansas City:
New Jersey-JOseph swift, south Anboy; a y
Eie Cane May City; Frank Getsinger- Spring
Ike. u &C Howell Branchvife; George q.
Brown, Elizabeth; ". 7. Cobb Long Branch; K
New Yoriz-Eugene I. Demers, Robert w. Ed
wards Iansinghurg; Cornelius Teu-Eick, George
III Shower William T. Wood Samuel ID. BIng
ham, George r. HendricksOn, Colin A. Martin,
Henry H. Derr J.. i. DoheTty, Lawrence rec
land W r. Austin, Joseph III. Barker, Theodore
q Eorofv. DR. II lOeweuthai, George III. Dyer,
Louis Hess. New York; john w. Clark, Utica
Fred G. Lamb, Cornwall-on Hudson; T. G. keed,
Greene: Isaac +. Handy, Troy; John X Rays.
Walder: b. r. Corwiu, Brcoklyni III Gieolnsi
DeIFi- los II Osborne Ogdeusburg; III. NJ. Hays,
Neu-burg: W H. fuller. .. d. Robinson, Albany;
Calvin Zimmerman, Evans Mills; barnard Gar
roll Newhure. Minard Mcdonald, Falr Haven.
Ohio-Rutherford B. Hayes. Fremont; Daniel
Korne New Philadelphia; William a. Gibson,
Tifin: Robt. Williams, Eaton; ID. w H. Day,
Rowing Green; Thomas NJ. Proctor, Lebanoni
r u Brewster Pomeroy; A. II. Brown, Bloom
field James B. Wallace. Milford; Il. W. Poe, Co
lumbus; John 7. RapeT, Chi!iicothe; IL L. Mofey,
Hamilton: Homer c. Jones, McArthur; NJ w.
Wells Columbus Grove; J. ID. Emerson, Belleton-
taine c N Hassler, Dayton; A VI. Warner, Gin
cinnati; r. A. Pinn, Massllon; x. II. Cochran,
PeH0svlvania - Lewis Merrill, Philadelphia /;
william r. Peddle, Philadelphia; }. T. Hyneman,
Philadelphia ..
D. Sidman, Washington
III The Indian Territory part OF winch was
heretofore attached 10 the Department OF AFhAn-
sas will hereafter. for Grand Army purposes. De
snb-dfvded rs follows: All that portion OF the In
dian Territory lying north OF the Canadian RIVER
shall form and be part Of the Department OF Kan
sas and ali that portion lying south OF SAID river
SHAH be attached TO the Department of Texas.
examined into the arrangements being made Tor
the entertainment Of comrades who Wlli attend
tie sd National Encampnsent 10 be held IN All-
wauEee Wis beginning Tuesday. Aug. Zal ieels
justified in assuring them of royal welcome and
ample accommodations for all. II IS now conh-
IDENTIFY expected that the railroad companies VIII
make the same liberal rates as IN the past year.
Y. Department Commanders are especially re-
uuested 10 see that the comrades OF their re-
spectiTe Departments who VIII attend tins En-
eampment. go properly uniformed, so as 10 make
Ia e,
which VIII take place on Tuesday, the 24th OF Au-
gust and be witnessed by many thousands The
uniform now pretty generally adopted by Depart
uuenfs and which seems most appropriate, consists
Of 3 short dark blue sack coat, singie-breasted,
with five GAR. buttons two smaller ones on
each sleeve vest and plants Of the same material,
and black SLOUGH hat with twisted cord ending
in aeorns These suits are quite inexpensive and
suitable for every -day use allowing ordinary black
buttons TO be substituted for the regulation buttons
on coat and vest. This Is, Of course not intended
10 interfere with Departments which have adopted
different uniform.
tending the Eucampment are directed to report to
she Acknowledgement at the West side Turner Hall
Milwaukee for registration and orders not later
than the afternoon OF Aug 70. IN iull UNIFORM In
Guiding belt without sjde-arlns.
They viii provide themselves with horses TO ae
company the CommaD der-in- Chief ia the grand pa
rade Aug p and to this end N1ii at once CORE
sp0nd with C0mrade Robert +. Wilson, Senior
Aid-de-Camp Room 81. No. S. Washington street
Chicago III. who viii. II so requested, procure
tie necessary horses and equipments and give ali
further information required. The Commander
iB-Clief Is anxious to have many Of bis Aids-de
Camp as possible in attendance as above directed
VII. Attention Is again called 20 the certificate
OF membership adopted By the last National En-
canpment TO which reference has heretofore beer
made In section Of General Order No. 1. and
which can be obtained, as other supplies, from the
Qnartermaster General through the Assistant
Cuartermaster-Genera aud Post Quartermasters
Il l. recommended that each Post obtain a copy o.
tins certificate for the inspection Of its mem beTs 81
that the comrades who 50 desire may obtain then
through the proper channels.
The price j. fixed AT . cents per copy, to whicl
the Departments are permitted TO add the cost o
engrossng and postage
VIII. ii is the purpose Of the COMMANDMENT
Chief 10 lay before the 23d National Encampmeu
the very latest and fullest information IN regard Il
the standing Of the Grand Army OF the Republi
that be obtained. and il is, therefore urgently
requested Of Department Commanders and thei
Assistant Adulants- General that they use ever,
effort IN their power to get complete returns il
from every Post in their Department by not late
tban the 10th day Of July, that the consolidate
reports may be completed and forwarded 10 Ma
tionai Headquarters by the 20th day Of July DE
partmeut and Post officers should take especia
pride IN getting these reports in al the time fixed,
j. would be source Of great qualification to bot
the Conmauder-in-C hief and the National EncamI
nent
BY command Of WILLIAM W ARSER, Commander
n-Chief
EUGENE 7. WEIGEL. Adjutant- General.