The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1894-11-08
TIE GRAND ARMY.
What is Being DOne by the Veterans
for the Good of the Order.
HEADQUARTERS BULLETIN.

ders, No. ), from Natiohal Heaoquar'ers'
HEADq'Rs GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC
ROCKFORD, Ill, Oct. 20, 1884.
General Orders, No 3.
The following appointments on the staff OF the
Chief are hereby announced:
Chief OF Staf-Henry N. Nevius, Red Bank,
M.
To he Aids-do-Camp:
Keutucky-Wm. ". Collins, Louisville; A. S.
Anderson Hopkinsville; Andrew 0fut, Leha-
non; ]. ID. Walsh Maysvile; John NJ. Viii
hanson, Paducah; p. w. Hager, Louisville;
W. B. Rody, Tompkinsville.
Montana-Mai. 5. II. AlmOn, Butte.
New Mexico-T. w. Collier, Ration.
New York; l.. Zalinski. Century Club
New York Special And on Military lnstrnc-
tion in Schools); Nicholas Ii. Bs5cock, New
York; John II. Burleigh, Bnghamton; Hen
~ T. Butler l20 Broadway, New York; II. B.
Fitch. Rome; Edmond Hendricks, 10 East
Forty-fourt street, New York; John Lust,
Troy; A. w. Moore Rochester; John T. Mes
bti. New York: Adelhert Perry, Washington
Mills; Geo. NJ. Post, Havana; TheO. F. Reed,
Spring Valley: Thomas w. Rocket, Franklin
square, New York Chas. A. Shaw. Broo llyn;
c. Ii. Stevens, Sing Sing; L. q. Tuckermsn,
Ais Broadway New York; David w. Wilson.
Brooklyn; Henry !. Bartlett, 200 Louis street.
New York; John II. Cock, New York: John
Conway, jamestown; Alien 5. Heath, Brook
lyn; William Kcmhle, Brooklyn; IhOs. Ii. &.
Liberty street, New York; Thomas Oliver,
Yonkers: David A. Pitcher, Brooklyn; B.
Frank Raze, Buffalo, Adolph Relmau. New
York: c. X. Sanders, Nunda; RO''t r. Seeley.
Belfast; john L. Shepard, Brooklyn; Doctor
TaTbeli. Ithaca; Charles t. Volers, New York;
Geo. W. Walton, New York.
North lakota-E. &. Graham, Cummings;
E. Tibbills Bismarck; P. La Tourette, Peters
burg.
Ohio-Josiah B. Allen, Athens; J. c. Cor
don. NJ, Vernon; II. Clay Hof, Miamishurg
J. : Mason, Medina: Edward I. Petty, Barnes
vile; Vim. II. Suries. East Liverpool; S. w.
Bishop. Greenvil!e; II. II. Hatch, Middleton;
Jacob 6. Knepper, GiIboa; John T. McNeal,
Marion; Geo. Viii Schachleiter, Ironton VIM.
{. Tin-lc. Columbus Grove.
OreEon-M A. Baker. Weston; John T. Pc
ters"n, Grants Pas; r. ". Lundy, Myrtle
Point: Thos. Prolhrro. La Grdnde.
South Dakota. /. Jnlley. Vermllion; NJ.
Y. B. Scribner, Gr"Jon: o. C. Wing, Brook
incs: Philip Lawrence, Pierre; A. NJ. Willard,
Custer City.
Texas-Fro7 c. Laring, San Antonio; E L.
Whitman, Densou; ". II. Robinson, San An
tonic.
Verrront-Geo. w. Kenney. Rutland; Inland
II. Hicks. rcTk.nsvIilo; Geo. W. Drown, barre;
Ether: II. Nyc, Newport; Charles w. Haskell,
Grafton; William smith, Burlington William
w. Foster. Barton Landing.
West Vlrsinia-R. W Hall, Moundsyille;
Richard Robertson. wheeling; Jas. 6. Watson,
Morgautowr; {. i. Lavalley. Huntington; S.
+. Shaw, ParKrrsburc.
The Cun.mander-iu-C Chief desires that ap-
p6intmenjs on staff should be considered by
tie comrades something more than a sinecure,
aud to his end he asks the hearty cooperation
in AL work for the uphuIiding of the Orter.
The following committee is appointed to re-
wise and simplify blanks now Ia use for De-
partmen's aud Posts reports: James +. Meech,
Lynn. Mass; J. II. Goldius, Brattieboro, VI.
J. Nj. Nanderslcg, Philadelphia Pa.
james /. Mech Is hereby designated as Chair
man.
The following committee is appointed for
the purpose Of making thorough investiga-
tiOa Of the charges made against Phil Kearny
Post s. Richmond. Va: John {. Linehan. Pena
cook. n. H.; Albert {. oholes Macon, Ga; w.
Z. Manning. Newton. lOwa-
J. c. Linehsn is hereby designated as Chair
man.
The committee 10 whom was referred the adj
dress 81 Past Comma ndcr- inc hief J. O. B.
Adams respectfully recommended that the
Commandcr-in-Chieft TO be elected appoint the
suggested committee % relation 10 the publi-
cation Of Volunteer Records In compliance
with the foregoing the Commander in Chief
hereby appoints the following Committee on
Volunteer Records: William Warner. Kansas
City. Nc John 5. Kountz, Toledo, O.; Lucius
Fairchiid Madison, Wis.
VIM. Warner is hereby designated as Chair
man.
Capt E /. Zalinski. OF New York. n. Y. is
hereby appointed Special Aid in Charge of
Military instruction in Public Schools with
power 10 select in each Department one COM
rade whose duty it will be TO have charge of
this work in his Department under the direc-
ton 81 COmrade Zaliaski. Com AIDES thus Sc
lectef WILDE recommended 10 the Commander
in-Chief for appointment as Abide Camp.
The attention of Department Commanders
is called TO the matter of INSPECTION. See to il
that proper blanks Form II are supplied To
every Post in your Department.
The attention OF Department Commanders is
once more called TO Paragraph B. General
Orders. no. 2. requesting recommendations for
appointments as Abide Camp. Up to the time
OF issuance Of General Orders No. ,, but 10 De-
partmerts have responded.
Department Commanders will in due course
Of time receive from the Sons Of Veterans, o.
:. A, an address 10 the Grand ARMY of the
Republic. Tie COMMANDMENT Chief of the
Sons Of Veterans requests that this be promul-
gated by Department Commanders aud in
strueting that it be read at Post meetings in
their several Departments. The Commander
sn-Chief approves Of the foregoing and trusts
the address will be read requested.
Especial attention of Chap!ains of Posts is
called in Cling out their blanks TO the Chap
laiD-in-Chief Please answer all questions and
make full and prompt report 10 Rev. r. II.
11@bSitas ASSo NOiLn biAHu avenue, 81. Louis,
BIO.
The 18th National Encampment adopted the
following amendment TO the Rules and Regula-
tions. So much OF the amendment offered by
the Department of Massachusetts, TO Chapter 5
Article 4. Section 4, referring To renstate-
ment OF comrades was adopted as follows:
A eOmrsoe may be reinstaied 10 the Post
from which he was dropped by making
written statement TO that effect, and on receiv-
Ing majority vote of those present al any
regular meeting upon payment of one years
dues."
TIE War Department Library. under the
supervisory charge Of Gen. A. W. Greedy. who
served as al enlisted man in the volunteer
army, Is endeayoring TO accumulate all litera-
ture pertaining 70 the civil war and 10 this
end especially asks the cooperation Of the
Grand rDy Of the Republic
The library will thankfully receive and
promptly acknowledge any military works
that may be donated 20 IT, and will. upon ap-
piication. send return penalty envelopes by
which such publications can be mailed, with
out cost. to the library OF the War Department.
Washington, b. G.
IL is especially desired 10 obtain reportg of
Reunions, rosters Of the GAR Posts. and bio
graphical sketches Of Union soldiers and in
short, all ephemeral Literature which written
by participants Ia the late war, must eventually
be o. great value TO historical students
Chas. W. Gerrig member of Council of Ad-
miDstration. and also Executive Commit of
Council Of Administration, should read Charles
W. Gcrwig.
Charles ~ Hustled member of Council of
Administration from Department of Posomac,