The National tribune., 1890-08-07
RHODE ISLAND

ihhdor-lSdmund Il. Prontss, A A-G.-contain
the following:
Tickets for transportation to tho National En-
campment are now being issued 10 Post Com
manders by the Assistant Adiutant- General and
are to be sold to and used by comrades of the
| GAR, their wives and children. organized Sons
of Veterans, WomRn's Relief Corps, Ladies' of tho
GAR, and any veteran OF the war of '6-65. The
first train will leave Providence for Boston by tho
Old Colony RaiiroRd, Tuesday Aug IL at 7:2O r. m.
II more thau one train IL used they will start ten
minutes apnrt until all provided for. Post
Commanders will please inform tho Assistant
Adiutant- General il their Posts will 20 10 Boston
Monday Aug. ii, or Tuesday morning, Aug. II.
TENNESSEE
General Orders, No. 0, issued at Chattanooga, by
command Of Charles II. Muller, Department Com
mander-Sam w. Duncan, A. A.-G.-contain the
following:
A special train with Department Headquarters
VIII leave Chattanooga, Saturday, Aug. O. via the
East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia Railway, for
Boston, mud will arrive the nth In season to rest
aud prepare for the grand parade on tho l2th
During the Encampment, Headquarters OF this
Department will be located ia Eaton Hall No. Is
Hoyiston street. A rate Of SEA from Chattanooga
TO Boston and return has been secured. A Depart
mcnt badge has been adopted, which can bo
obtained by rgquistion the Assistant Quarter
masscr.General. This badge Is of bronze and
unique in design. II consists OF bar aud pin hold
inE u broad cherry ribbon, from which is pendant
bronze disc containing the Tennessee coat of arms
hhd inscription. Orders should bo sent for this
badge at once R5 they viii be wanted for at tho
National Encampment
TEXAS
Horace Baker, Wcathorford: There has iust been
organized here Samuel J. Randall Post 10, with 20
charter members.
VERMONT
l.. B.. Montreal, Canada: Gen, Hancock Post
los, recently organized at Montreal with great
enthusiasm. This is tho second Post mustered on
Canadian soil, and the membership IL already large
The Fourth of July was celebrated Rt the Post
rooms and right royal time WAS had especially at
the Campfire in the evening. VIII write more next
time. The officers are; Com, Alex. sohelle; 8. V.
G., James Neville; J, V. g., Joseph Street; q. NJ,
j. Is. Forge; hdj't. Patrick Burns; Surg. Peter
Rtvard .. D., a ID. Gable; O. O., q. SauT; s. NJ.
}: heDermoit; q. NJ. s., Joseph Maurin; g., Christ
Ncwhouse.
q. w. Bryant, Postmaster, Morgan Center:
notice that you credit this Department with iO3
Posts in recent issue. Isaac Blake Post IO4 was
mustered in at this place last May with IL charter
members. We have now IL members, and the
WASHINGTON
Officers OF the following Post are:
Baker 20 Goldendaio-com., 4. H. Vice; g. V.
W. a. Crawford Adpt w. II. Dunbar Surg. John
kuTtEi Chap. G, SpHdng; o. D. o, A. Vnnhoy:
:. NJ. j. B stimp-on, o. g.. w. A. YRnhoy q. NJ.
3, w w. Bceks.
WISCONSIN,
Department Headquarters will be established nj
the Hotel NcndOmc, Boston, from Aug. H. For
henerh headquarters, "A portion Of horticultural
Hall, No. lol fremont street has been assigned.
Comrades VIII report there at once arrival in
Boston and register. The Headquarters train will
leave the depot Of tito Chicago Il Northwestern
Railway in milwaukee, nt y o clock T.. m, and go
through without change to Boston. The Boston
Enchmpmeut Association of Milwaukee will e-curt
the Department Com mandcr, and the Department
of Wisconsin will escort the Senior Vice Com
mauder- in Chief.