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Jackson c. H.. 1850, Isaac II. pur.l, v.l,.-

Jackson G. H.. 1880; Isaac II. Duval. vsls-
burg, 1891;
ton, Madison; senior vice commander, p. 6
Fenton, Jsnesvtlle; junior vics conmanlse,
SIDNEY & Tubos, Superior; sssistant adjutant
general, J. H. Whitney, Msdison- Reprsssptk
aves-C. 4. Erwin (at large), Tomah; II. CT
Putnam, Brodhead; Orville Strons, Dodre-
vile; John N. Bash. Appleton; Ernst
q, nmme, Keno.hs; Levi Z Alien,
Ehhorn; Rnfus b Smith, Madison,
q L Morley, Reedstown; J. p Rumble, MI
wankee; u. 4 Snyder, wsnke.ha; Lester Claw
son, hartford; W. II. Blyton. Sparta; John Beth.
Green Bay II. r. Allen. Merrill; b. J. Dan, PrescosA
Aiternates, 0; Z. Brown (stlArgs), Gienvood,
:. Z. Jones. kibourn City; o. & saiA, Hooua-
instoni Samuel Vincent, Chiffon; Silas Il.
Clark, Fond du Lac; Z. B. Heimstreet Janes-
vile; g W, Rehfeld. Horizon; 8. Z. Shepard,
mineral Point; Julius Lasche, Malwaukes;
Charles II. Corbett, Piymouth; J. N. Chapel
hartford; r c. Jones, Black River Palis, Edv.
Meg 'achlin, Stevens Point; Amos Hole.te.
Marinette; W. H Howieson. Chippewa Ella
Past department commanders James X. Proud
hit, Kansas City, Kan. 1886; II. A Starr, MI
waukee, 1861; ]. u. Rusk, Washington, b. O.
1865; I. s. Allen, Oshkaeh, lsSs-7o; Edward
Ferguson, Milwaukee, 1sA-a; q. A Hannaford.
Chicago, ls74-5; John Hancock. City Point, 1876,
H. q. Rogers, Milwaukee. 1871, s. r. Ham
mond, Ashton, 8. d., 1873; q. J. Thomas. Hsr-
ward, Neb., 1879, 1880. 1881; H. NJ. Enos, Wan
kesha, 1882; Philip Check, IT,, Baraboo, 1855
1884; II. p. Fischer. Milwaukee, 1885; NJ Grimm,
Eau Claire, 1887; A. q. weissert Milwaukee
1855; l. Ferguson, Brandon, 1889; BENZ. r.
BRYANT, La Cross, 1880; W. II. Upham, Marsh
field, 1891.
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4fotn tne AMERICAN Angler.
In turning the pages Of "Gideon Fleycs. By
Henry VI. Lucy, . mediocre English novel pub
hAhsd . decade ego, We chAnosd upon this
ehsies paragraph for feather SHARPE, one q
whom latsly coasendsd In cur prsssncs that .
trout could df6srsntiHte the shades Of co or -
shown In . maxarine blue drussfna and QUE Of
robin blue tint Il h 10 be regretted that our
suthor did not teu " tho shade Of eol3r In the
red beard Of this ingenious angler:
II know . man, nrst-rass nsher, Who hes
the most extraordinary collection IL diss ever
ssv. They are made for nshine In all psrs Of
the world except thsss isl.nds. One he's rather
proud OF ID made from a feather Of q cock
pheaeant reared In central Hungary, hing ne
british nsh would touch, however snticineiy
thrown. OF oonrss he never uses any Of thcna.
bat generally carries them aboas Viii him %
his fishing sxpedi uons, for, - ~ truly nys,
yoa never knov what may haPpen ] alvAyS
make . point when meet him Of askirg him
uhsther be has yet t.isd his ~ made from he
feather OF the central Hnngar1Hn phsasAnl But
be admits Is has never been on fke water ret
Ths oldest ny ever sar A-hsd win vass pars
Of Tie board al famous T. A.. man sho. By
The MY. handies the rod with a. nurh pic
turssqns s6act - be does ths brush I nsvsr
ssS \ man cest a. prs<tily. He sss 6shine
one day near >rdrizhaig, and nxd caughf
no hing. He Tried all ~ could and n - IL
b M BOA viii Nh sac.s result A hst - -
~ uzDsA enneh b n of his nd banrd. napDsa
. - e ~ Ed end m,ds dv vhich, = enrD
g ln = honest dAs-lsaas 1asd ~ haa1Go
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terer. has made up the roll Of the encampment.
including all of those who are entitled to seats.
These are the present national officers, the past
commsnders-in-chief. past senior and junior
vice commanders-in-chief the present COM
mander. senior and junior vice commanders
and assistant adjutsnts general Of each DEPART
ment, the past department commanders and
the delegates aud slternates elected by each de-
partment The roll also gives the number Of
members Of the Grand Army in good standing
December 81, 1891. The grand total IL 404. 2ll,
divided among the various departments as fol-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-17
! HE TwENTY-sIyTH

HE TWENTY-SIXTH
national encsmpment
of the @. A. r.. will meet
in Albaugh's Opera
House next Wednesday
morning. September 81.
This Is the body that
makes the general laws
for the G.. A. r. and
whose meeting here is
the occasion for the
great gathering Of war
veterans. The adjutant
general. Col. Fred Phis-
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Tapestries Found An the Forsign Omss.
Prom the Liverpool Post.
About eighteen months ago one Of the attend
ants Of the foreign odsce was overhAuliug some
old lumber, whom be cane acroas three large
pieces 81 curioaaly vorksd tapestry. On sxami-
nation these were found 70 b In an exoelisns
state Of preservation and experts declared them
70 be Of French origin. the probable period Of
their production being the sixtssnth or seven
teenth century.
How long they had been hidden away or UNI
der what circumstances they we're consigned 70
the lumber room no one knew, bat Il y sur
missed that they we're misplaeed either when the
department. removed from its old home 70 the
ofdces now occupied BY the board Of tyade or
still iaser, vhen the oiiciAls took possession OF
their present qrnrteu overlooking 81. James
faxk. Tia only wonder l. that thoy we're not
cold 10 some secondhand dealer long dncc.
1hs value row placed upon shc tapestry b
evidenced BY the fact that Il has bsen hung IN
. prominent position jnst above The grand
s>aircass, vhsrs u attractsd good dsal Of az
tsntiou q the iAat birthday reception. better
dtua1foe fer suitably disp1Hytag IL beau.ies
could not b found. for thsrs = plsnU Il srscc
= VEL - good hight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-17
ENCAM PMENT ROLL
Officers and Delegates of the G. A. R.
Entitled to Seats.
A REPRESENTATIVES, BODY.

Membership ofthe Organization a. Reported
CPto December I Iast-Thc Departments
and the Men Who Will Represent Them In
the Encampment.
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Oklahoma-Commander, d. F. Wyatt, King
fisher; senior vice commander, C. II. De Ford
Chandler: junior vice commander, J. B. Will
Jams, Norman; assistant adjutant general, John
7. Jones. Hennessey. Representative, J. p.
Cummins Cat large), King6sher. Alternate. J.
n. Posey Cat arge), Kingisher. Past depart
ment commanders, C. NJ. Barnes, Guthrie,
1880; G. A. Cotton, Chandler, 1891.
Oregon-Commander H. H. Northup, Port
land; senior vice commander. r. A. Crosssn,
salem; junior vice commander, O. N.
Dodson, Baker City; assistant adjutant
general, X. s. Greenleaf, Portland. hep-
rs'entatiyes; A; b Bailey (at largs(, Hum
bard, Portland. Alternates, ]. p. Shaw lat
large, Oregon City; Frank Story, Portland; A.
q. Hardesty, Astoria. Past department COM
manders. N. s. Pierce, Portland, 1882; N. L.
Oimstead, Baker City, 1887; e. B. McElroy,
salem, 1883; q. E. Caukin. Portland, 1883; r.
4. Lamb, Portland, 1855; A: E. Borthwick,
Portland, 1888; J. A. Vsrney, The Daiies, 1880;
Owen Summers, Portland, 1891.
Pennsvlvania- Commander, Jno. p. TAYLOR.
heedsytlle; senior vice commander. VIM. O.
RUSSELL, pittsburg; junior vice commando. j.
n. Swoyer, Jenkintown; asssta 1t adjutaut gen.
erai, Samuel P. Town, Philadelphia. Repre-
sentatiyes-Chas. H. OFT (as large), PhiladeI-
Miller. Lewisburg; Frank B. Kinneard, Harris-
burg; VIM. II. LockhArt, Allegheny; VIM.
Swssley, wiliamsport; John p. Nicholson,
Philadelphia; G. H. Fasnacht, Lancaster; John
". Clapp, Tdioute; James Peters, Latrobe;
WIN. R. Peddle, Philadelphia; P. P. Derrickson,
Chester; W. B. Chapman, Bradford; w. H.
Gray, Brookvilie; A. c. Koser, Mechanicsburg;
Chas. Clawson, Mercer; A. H. Mitchell, Indiana;
J. N. Hinkson, Media; Jno +. Hunter, Pitts-
burg; W. CLARK johnson, Roxborough; samuel
A. Losch, Schuylkiil Haven; James Mccormick.
Philadelphia; T. L. Schroeder, York; r. w.
Dinsmore, Punxsutswney; A. Frank Seltser,
Lebsnoni W. ]. Scott, Berwick; L. e. Andrews,
Iitusville, b J. Coll, Pitsburg, james Wren.
Boyertown, p. II. Bence. Three Springs; W. b.
Latsenburg. 8. Oh City; o. D. Lyon, fowsnda;
J. d. Hicks, Altoona; VIA. Hayes Gfier,
Columbia; Fred. G: Momsyer, Erie; Chss. L
sherman, Philadelphia; Isaac B. Rich, Potts-
vile, J.. n. Rhosds. Milton; VIM. II. Hpesr,
1rsddock; Jno. W. McGarvey, Philadslphia; n.
Z. Stahi, scranton; r. b Mckee, Frsepcrt, l. J.
6peaknAn, West Chester; Edwin Walton, phfln-
dslphia; Chas w. Hchu6, PhiladslphiA
Nternatss-W. p. Atkinson (ax hxes3, Exis,
William copplsbsresr, Philsdsaphiai 4. T.
F!ecd, Meedyillss William 3. Woo&srs, Philadsl.
ghts; fsank Z. Holden, vFnnhferd; John ".
aoe.nkr, Hazt1e.rgi Winto HoFxoaks. Philar
dslphia; fsanoiS \ chaduiek, NsKsegporti Q.
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ton. Quincy; Ed. A. Baxter. Pawnee: Norman
Prangle, Decatur; A. Z. Cunningham, Cham
paign NJ. A. Ewing. Neoga; W. II. Anderson,
Beecher CITY; Z. NJ. Romeise-. Belleville: JASPER
Partridge. Carmi; Thomas g. Alexander, Sparta
James A. Connolly. Springfield; J. L. Bennett,
Chicago; James O'Donnell. Chicago; George
Hunt. Paris; G. Ii. Castle, Quincy; p. G. Calvin,
Pana: Il. NJ. Woods. Joliet; William Ven
able. Maconib: J. NJ. Clokey, Decatur
q. =. Avery, Pontiac; r. b. Stinson. Anna
John D. Black. Chicago; E. :. Watts. Oak Park.
Alternates. A. p. Connolly lat large, Chi
cago; 5. IL. Blanc. Petersburg; W. W: Rich
mond. Atlanta; John II. Askins. Richview; c.
G. Fenloe, Danville; 7. A. Weisler. Greenfield
Abraham Wells, South Chicago: II. II. Oren-
dorf, Canton; W. H. Norton, Earlville; George
Reid. Macomb: +. y. Ireland. washburn: II.
c. Mead, McIIenry: NJ. G. Card, Morrison; w.
II. Norris. Carlyle: J. A. Montgomery. Chicago
John A. Crowder, Bethany; Moses Martin, Du
Couchenouer, Olney; A. J. Walco.t. Chicago
Kirk Halves, Chicago; Ivory II. Pike. Bloom
ington; John X. Campbell. Springfield; u. w.
Bunker, Galesburg; George Cleal, Ransom; John
N. Faley, Rockford; c. r. Matron. Chicago; r. N.
Smith, Greenup; w. ]. Hemstreet, Chicago
Lean; John 5. Marley, Chicago; c. T. Webb,
bloomington; Henry d. Field, Chicago.
Past department commanders-T. B. Coulter,
Aurora 1878; j. W. Burst. sycamore 1881; s
A Harper. Elm " God, 1898; W. w. Berry. Quinc ?.
1885; A. c. Sweetser. Bloomington, 1887: James
:. Martin, Salem. 1889; Gay T. Gould, Chicago
1873; j. =. Reynolds. Chicago. 1877; Edgar ID.
Swain, Chicago, 1880: Thomas q. Lawlor
Rockford 1852; L. j. Dickson. Danville, 1884
p. $. Post, Galesburg. 1886; James A. Sexton,
Chicago. 1888; w. L. Distin, Quincy, 1880; Hor-
ace s. Clark. Mattoon. 1891.
Indiana-Commander, Joseph b Cheadie
Frankfort; senior vice commander. Philemon
Dickinson. Fort Wayne; junior vice commander
George III. Koch. New Albany; assistant adju-
tant general, Irwin Robbins. indianapolis
Representatives-Jss. T. johnson Cat large)
Rockville: s. NJ. Holcomb. Fort Branch A. J.
McCutcheon. Evansville: William Houghtou
Loogootee: r. B. Scott, Bedford; c. P. Richard
son, Madison; George i. Dickey, Greensburg
Daniel Ryan. Milroy; David Wilson, Martins
vile; J. NJ. storey, Franklin; VIM s. Bedford
New Castle; Webster 4. Richsy, Muncie; p. j.
Albright. Alexandra; H. B. Snyder. Indianap
oils ]. VI. Whitney, Attica; B. r. Ravens, Terrs
Hsute;J b. shaw Lafayette; John W. Hender
son, Battle Ground: r. Strain, Logansport; l.
Coster, Delphi; David r. Crisher. North Man
chester; Ransom Allen, Ossian; William Il
Brown. Monroeviile; John r. Laurence, Co
lumbia City; william H. Mershon
Warsaw; James H. Houghton, Plymouth
Alternates, Chas. A. Zolliuger Cat large), For
Wayne; VIM slaughter, Newburg; VIM H. An
derson. Evansville; John A. J. White, Affords
vile: Peter Resler. Newark; James H. McGin
mis-, seymour; George l. Raymond, Shslbyvills
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Vose, Calais; J. F. Day. Alfred: c. A. Southland,
st. Adams. Alternstes, Charles Hamlin "a;
large), Bangor Cha. L. Moulton, Auburn: II.
o. Perry, Fort Fairfield; w. X. Dana. West
brook; Geo $. Fuller, Hallowell; II. A. HAYES,
Union; O. E. ". Hinkley. Oldtown; Z. A. Thomp-
son, FOxeroft; james b. Neagle, Lnbec; Geo. Il.
Fisher, Winterport; John p. Swasey, Canton.
Past department commanders, Geo. l. Beal,
Augusta, 1863, Daniel White. Boston, 1923;
Nelson Howard, Lewiston. 1876; Augustus c..
Hamlin. Bangor. 1878: Isaac s. Bangs. Water
.vilie. 1880; Elijah NJ. Shaw. Nashua N II.
1888; James A. Hall. Columbus. OHIO, 1885;
Richard X. Galley, Portland 1887: Franklin VI.
Drew, Lewiston. 1883; Chas. p. Mattocks, Port
land, 1901: Selden Conner, Portland. lo74-5;
Augustus d. Farnharm, Bangor, 1882; BENZ
Williams, Rockland. 1884: Samuel W. Lane.
Augusta, 1886: Horace II. Burbank. Saeo. 1855;
John d. Anderson. Togus, 1880; Samuel l..
Miller. Waidoboro'. 1891.
Maryland Wallace A. BARTLETT,
Baltimore: senior vice commander. John
Bowers, Baltimore; junior vice commander,
Lewis Delamarter, Hagerstown; assistant adj
jutant general, Lewis NJ. Zimmerman, Balti-
more. Representatives-Ira Tyler Cat largel
Frederick City: Charles A. ConnQr, Havre de
Grace; Frank Nolon. Baltimore; John Z. Will
son. Elkton. Alternates-virgil Dorkins (at
hrge), Baltimore; A. j. Crockett, Baltimore
Edward Schilling, Cumberland; james I.
Wesley, Baltimore. Past department CON-
VIM. F. W. Ross, Baltimore, 1Ss0-l; John H.
Suter, Baltimore, 1893; John W. Horn, Chelten-
ham. 1885; Geo. =. Wheeler, Fredericksburg,
1885, L. Y. Goldsborough, Frederick. 1870
Adam E. King. Paris, France, 1872: VIM. E.
Griffith, Cumberland, 1879; Graham Dukehart,
Baltimore, 1892; Frank NJ. Smith, Baltimore,
1884; Geo. W. F. Vernon. Baltimore, 1895
Theodore p. Lang, Baltimore, 1888; George X.
Graham. Baltimore, 1880; Joseph G. Hill, Balti-
more, 1891.
Observation-Disclosures Jas. X. Churchill,
Worcester senior vice commander, Eli W. Hall,
Lynn; junior vice commander, W. A. Wether-
bee, Newton; assistant adjutant general, Hubert
o. Moore, Boston Representatives, E. I.
Rowell (at larRs), Lowell; Chas. ID. Hendrick.
son. Boston; John E. Killian, Roxbury; Chas
II. Baker, Lynn; Chas 8. Clerke, Boston; Geo
NJ. Munsell, South Chatham; Arson Whitney
Greenfield; G. w. Cross, Palmer; Henry d.
White, Taunton; II. q. b. Swift, Fall River
Albert q. Busweli, Boston; H. II. Johnson
Haverhill; w. H. Blodgett, Merrimac; Gran
vile @. Fiske, Ashland; VIM. H. Warren, Med.
ford; Walter Cutting. Pitts6eld; Geo. w. Ray
Northampton; Alfred b. Casweu, Whitman
Isaac C. Day, South Groveland; Alfred 8
Rowe. Worcester; Thos. w. Mahady, Cam.
bridgeport; Geo. ". Fiske. Newton; Eugene n
Hnkhsm, Springfield; John H. Putnam, Re-
we're; z. & Horton, Attleboro'. Alternates, L. b
Parkhurst, (at lArEe), Northampton; Henry
WALKER, Boston; Timothy Crowley. Dsnvers; G
o~ngs; W. q. Mardsn. stoneham; Chas. 8
ssagfavs, cAmbstdss; Dudley ]. Asxston
AmssbuTyi Woodbury. ". Tuttls, Lowell; Geo
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w. H. blake lsecondl, Swanton; A. ID
Frank Kenfeld, Morrlsville Past de-
partment commander p. Foster
1863: W. W. Henry, Burlington. 1901: W.
g. Veazey, Rutland, lS72-3; Stephen Thomas
Montpelier, lSf4-5; Thos. s. Peck. burlington
1851; j.; H. Goulding, Rutland. 1883
A. B. Valentine, Bennington, issaDs: G. c. Kins.
man, Rutland, 1884, VIM. L. Greenleaf, Bur.
lington, 1885; Geo. T. Childs, st. Adams. 1885
p. d. Blodgett, st. Johnsbury, 1887; H. z. Tay.
lor, Brattleboro', 1883; A. 8. Tracy, Middle
bury, 1889; 2. NJ Mansur, Island Pond, 1880
d. L. Morgan, Rutland, 1891.
Virginia and North Carolina-Deputy com.
mander, Edgar Allan, Richmond; senior vice
commander, J. c. Brewster, Raleigh, N. c.;
junior vice commander, Magnus higgins, Nor.
folk assistant adjutant general VIM. n. Eaton
Portsmouth. Representatives N. Hunt (ai
large), Raleigh; r. 9: Grim, Yorktown. Alter.
nates-Jsmes n Williams lst large), MOI.
folk; P. II. Fitchett, Eastviiie. Pas,
department commanders = Haxlette Car.
isle, Portsmouth, 1919; VIM. N. Eaton,
Portsmouth, 1874; VIM. Ryder, Portsmouth,
1877; Richard Bond. Elizabeth City, 1879; p.
]. Wooden, Elizabeth City, 1925; H. deb.
Clay, Newport News, 1855; 8. B. Kennsy,
Windsor, N. c., 1873; b c. Cook, Attics, Kan,
1884; John W.. woodman, Portsmouth, iss7-s'
n. ]. Smith, Richmond. 1880; H. B. Nichols,
Norfolk, 1891
Washington and Alsska-Commsnder, J. &.
Brown, Spokane; senior vice Commands, H. s.
Lllaesr, Orting; Junior vice commander, E H.
Smith, fairhaven; assistant adjutant general
A. ]. Smith, Spokane. representative N.
Barton (st laxge), Olympia; T. r. Brown. Ia
coma; n. A. Bigelow, Seattle; II. W. Packard,
Snohemish. Mteruatss--0. A. Bowen Get large),
Olympia; J. /. Brown, Eilensburg; @. w. Boy
iugtou, Montesano; II. G. Thompson, Pomeroy.
Past assistant eommAnders-A II. Brookes,
Seattle, 1885; q N. Holtoa, North Yakima,
1856; A. p. Curry, SPOKANE, 1887, ]. W. Sprague,
Tacoma, 1883; g. @. Cosgrove, Pomsroy, 1889;
4. n Holmes, Seattle, 1880; Don @. Lowell,
West Virginia commsndsr, c. z. Andsr-
son, Weston, senior vice 'eommaudsr, Anthony
Smith. Wick: Junior vies commander, y. n
Crago, Wheeling; asdstant sdjutast general,
1houas c. Miller, FAhnouk Representative,
Richard Robertson ct lArgs}, Wheeling; J. J.
Mulsr, Jacksnn, yan II. 81ksy, Pasksrsburg,
John ". Mason. Washingson, b. c.; Job Nus
grove (at hsxs>. Mtphssi yoAn B. Mentally,
WsllsburG; J. korAhaugh, New Naxtinsvills; +.
9. f!sld. Psshsss.sps p.st dsp.ztnsns com
Wanderas ". r = xlink, naftinsburg, 1884;
G. D e1t<h, ReskaebuEg. 1616, Lee Haynond,
OIRsksenrg. 1e95: GessSs y. fsegsrt, Hsshsss-
hurgs Isl; = ybniRG, yslE1snL il; q q
aassa. PAzaE4aaEg, ~ 0eesusJ Wslkss.
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w. ~. l..
s. Ciarkson, Omaha, 1880; Joseph Teeter,
New Hampshire Commander. Daniel Hail.
Dover; senior vice commander, Frank G. Noyes,
Nashua; Junior vice commander, David II.
Pierce, Great Falls; assistant adjutant general,
James Minet Concord. Represent atives, Joseph
Foster (at large), Portsmouth; Edward A. Bad
ger, Lakeport; Loren s. Richardson. Concord;
George Z. Dow, Iilton; George G. Davis, MARI
boro; John F. Cotton, Northwood. Alternates,
j. NJ. Caswell (at large). Newmarket; Robinson
Brown, Goffstown: II. +. Clifton, Manchester;
W. II. Weston. Lisbon; E. A. Stevens, Centre
Bartlett; G. N. Clifford. Franklin. Past de-
partment commanders. James E. Larkin, Ever
EFT. Mass., 1870; VIM. II. Trickey, Danvers,
Mass, 1871 Alvin s. Eaton, Nashua, 1875; John
C. Linehan. Penacook, 1854; George Farr,
LittletOn, 1886; Thomas Cogswell, CINNAMON
iron works, 1850; Dan. J. Vaughan, Cambridge,
MAIDS, 1869; Augustus II. Bixby, Francestown.
1871; C. J Richards, Chicago, ILL.,, l876-7-8;
Martin A. Haynes. Lakeport. l8St-2: Marcus
n. Coils. Portmouth, 1885; Otis c. Wyatt, Til
ton. 1887; james +. Grimes, Marlborough
Bridge, 1889; Everett D. Huse, Enfield, 1851.
New Jersey-Commander, Richard A. Dom
nelly, Trenton; senior vice commander, Jacob
White. Paterson; junior vice commander, A. D.
Blanchet, Morristown; assistant adjutant gen-
erai, Bishop w. Mains, Trenton. Representa-
tiyes, John W. Stewart Cat large), Jersey City;
William Murrell, Newark; George E. Martin,
Snmoen; Wuilam y. buckley, futcrb0u; n. d.
Seymour. Jersey City; W. Frank Gaul, Camden,
James Z. Moon, Phillipsburg; George W. Mar
low, Elizabeth; James &. Fisher, Remington.
Alternates, Frank Getsinger Cat larGe), Nsnas-
guam; John T. Garwood Salem, G. P. Robin
son. Jersey City; b. N. Farnhain, Metuchen;
Andrew Reinhardt, Newark; J. n. Stont, Hope
well; William Becker, Morristown; C. II. Jonr-
dan, vineland; J. J. Hon. Milburn. Past de-
partment commanders, Chas. Burrows, Ruth
erfOrd, 1915; Geo. w. Gle, Camden,
1880; E. L. Campbell, Trenton, 1854; h.
H. Nevius, Red Bank, 1885; John l. Wheeler.
Red Bank, 1887; W. b. Z. Miller, Camden, 1889
William Ward, Newark, l869-70, e. w. psvia,
Newark, 1875; samuel Hufty. Camden, 1879; O.
H. Houghton. Metuchen, 1881; Geo. B. Fielder,
Jersey City, 1888; +. o. Cole, Jsrpsy City,
1886; z. Burd Grub, Beverly, l6aS; A. \.
Matthews, Orange, 1880; J. h. xuilikih, Now
arb, 1891.
New Mexico-C ommandse, eispken ".
Dor,ey. Raton; senior vice eomnandsr, Jehr
W. Crawford, Gan Maxoiaz, 3unSnf vkcs con-
mauder, John A. Ross, La yeGns; aeo1stnu<
adjusant general, Thomas v. oollie<, Rakoa.
Rspressutativs n. }. Fraaklin Ct largo, -
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- ouhw sgDAan - - = = -
akAnD = 49, - 1n1nns1ng ~
- ssk1esA sAnar - - g - euour
~ - - I'd : Il ~ - -
49, bshnA
y ~ nenav snA tpukh - tsll
1oss safely IN ny noeshssA = Z ~
basisse 1posk VI ptAk vs,pss xlbbeA
brssskles vAisA ! en- eosagts - ~ ~
wearing sgparsa ct GIRL y = 49,. =
ths sanvy Cts writesn hslsss brs@ellss
60 sut Of fash6on- Ths baeks anA
siass ct The boaiss Aavs the aAsss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-11

~ $3.50 - ~ s.suuh = sSusA
~ - 81 AndA a1mods - - sys.
Srsts 49, 4 49, u baask laes q
sueh q $500 . ts>stA =
1kox - . p61ssanA -. g ~
$780, 80 ~ - smr4r 0sss ses
49, = at9vA - - \ - -
= ~ - ~ Goso - 49, ~
~ ~ aulDnfabs1s ~ 0nnn6kn =
49, -. II : ~, ps1ke2
uonmS 0umn vdsa1 IN go ~ 81 Il
kn1 S6ae e. 49, - evw - surly
laUunass - -. n - lsonDaR u
bslvs4 srEs eqseso N.Y. = 80 ~.
Uk<aoDs euusssss 49, ~ =
b(t1RomfunMr ~ q lsewn sesaw
l<oned ~ ufAk Il Asl ~ ~
nrtsuA. q soouoos ars nssv SodkDnaa,
IN grssa vrsn seElipe uussr4 ssIs
khapL VtD lpUesn s11As1s $1,000
y - - nuas(s wlse oxsss 1AroaeA
No sves6,lklns 1ooweA 80 Seun1 stains
u pUyh 1R-1o-l1s
herS wess . good msny poes AaA4
vhuD tsfns were lsdges - whis1
itsW he noss-kke flowers or th1sk -
HokesA And thefe were. - lat ysos,
IN inanite vsrssey Of flower wrsakhs .
buy. II yeu are economically nhAea,
Ind ensow cut Of ysur ewn rssoufess
With . wisp Of lace aud I've breed
pexingA
fhs rsem seemed 10 be fun II yellew,
- IL b we're . bauk Of d&u4e1oona. II
you 1soked closer ysv saw much green
md asre blue.
II was ruched roo1a. I'll 1utseT
with tulls partially hiding fosGst-ns-
bets or tie pretty pink bouvardia-
prsss usvslties d nst cone - ssrly.
md yea importing dressaa,<sfs ere
Scsddinx back ons ~ ens scsoss the
rcrny Atlantic go with voIsble Bride
sxhititing thsir trcasures HAn dor
n chsractcriscSs eostames emne In ny
way yesterday asd are wSxA essh .
word a description. A gray - blse
AouDe<pun sh.1i have pest o. hsasr,
because n b least elaborate snd Nest
widely suggestive. The cray ts<A-
pv~sa = sxxioed diagpns1ly with .
Saser siIssxy ray and with bfu& IL n
hsde like 3 seamless cafsaa. fitting
With Aawless perfection. the STRIPES 70
lrx dssgonaily from throat ~ feet; th6s
fabric IL hiades under long pv1ncesa
rslsu aise 81 plain blue stun s1sshea -
sne waist. no* 30 keep the sGripss -
rseseiy pvlSssea. There sre full plain
Rieeves mel ~ she eleows ~ very long
striped cuts. very striking and wSeteh-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-11
AIRY, N(1 ANDNEW
WHAT TIVE Would WILL WEAR


There's spasSkanx of - ssnonsnso
> wonsn isals ~ baby n ~ ssutk
uznts sswaros . spri,g beons& The
flung y % f1ta1s. - pretty snd -
fragile. she tzrns Il ropnd ana ahsu1
ana bosds Il Oh ara hsiis h elsns and
touches il $685. snA pulls ou1 ~ NJ
bona ana e>n't psrsa.1s herself thai
such ~ dnsnky th1ns en- psa,ly -
hsrs.
This i What nakss : sprin9 spsning
20 interestinx-ths attitude Of the
woman towards The AonnetA In
thar heavy clo>hs and furs they hover
over them "a sral,, then ana pa tt
.trv. fairy thAne. nswly hsrn into .
cold and crrel weird. There's ths In
stlnet Of protsction mingled With their
fonanexs' riviag : bib sisHsrly or
nosheriv cast 10 their aiorstiou not Oh.
serv,ble At s.y other tine Of yeaa
Foe s there sayeking % heiplsss - .
.urinz bonnet /. March. ives noting
ne = an early opsninr this morning. :
49, rouud csp-Nks toeue Of fsncE1al
straw curbea into a twist Of Dreamy n
p.r Dc nbson started : halo OF gsuss
In . transparent pua projecting ~
nrvunaL A breath Of Wind would hAvs
EtteA b ana swept IL sway Ike dande-