The National tribune., 1895-05-02
TIE GRAND ARMY,
What is Being Done by the Veterans
for the Good of the Order.
HEADQUARTERS BULLETIN.
More Aid Needed for Nebraska Comrades
Chattanooga Park-Aids-de-Camp.

More Aid Needed for Nebraska Comrades.
Chattanooga Park-Aids-de-Camp.
Hr,no'Rs GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC,
ROCKFORD, ILL.,, April &c, 1895. }
General ORDERS No. 10.
The Commander-in-Chief desires to call the
attention of the comrades to the fact that our
comrades in Nebraska are still in need OF assist
snce. Much has been done by the Department
of Nebraska, and large number of the Depart
mepts have assisted in various ways, but still
the needs are not supplied. We must continue
the assistance of our suffering comrades IN TINS
Department, until the benefit of another crop
relieves them. They arc mostly farmers. Pro-
visions for their families and feed for their
teams are the greatest necessities They are
generally supplied with clothing, The CON-
mapder-in-Chief trusts that the more favored
comrades will render such assistance as is pos
sible TO their needy comrades in Nebraska.
According TO information received from
washington. everything connected with the
preparations for the dedication of the Natlonal
MILITARY Park at Chattanooga is progressing In
the most satisfactory manner. Snch oil the
25 State Commissions as have not YET com
pleted the locations OF the troops from tnelf
respective States will meet during the latter
completing this work.
All indications point to a very large attend
ance-so large. in fact, as TO test the capacity
of Chattanooga and lite vicinity to the utmost
TO entertain its visitors. The citizens OF Chat-
tanooga have appointed large local commit
tee of influential citizens, ana everything VIII
be done that is possible 10 afford Vlsltors coW'
Portable accommodations.
Edward Pipe, Commander OF James ID. Perry
Post So 512 Lexington avenue, Brooklyn,
n Y has in his possession Sergeants war
rant on parchment, promoting Corpi James
A. Gilbert of Co. b, 18th U. s., for bravery
ia carving the regimental colors in the battle
of Gettysburg on the ID of July, 1863. The
warrant was found in Boston, Mass. while I'M
hacking case of cloth shipped from Bangor,
Me The owner, if living, or, il dead, sur
vivipg relatives should correspond with the
above-named comrade.
The following-named comrades are hereby
appointed additional Alds-de-Camp on the stan
Of the Commander-in-Chlef
Illinois-Dan'l B. ToOmey, Forty-hfth street
and Fifth avenue, Chicago.
Keptucky-George A. Jones' Louisville.
Louisiana and Mississippi-H. c. Yarmouth,
Morris Building, New Orleans, La
observation-disclosures J. Tute, IL Green
Vile Place Boston; Alfred c. Stacey, summer
Vile: Edward w. Slack, Charlestown; David |
w. Snow, Celerain; Alfred Pierce, Arlington
Theo Lawton, New Bedford.
Missouri-Spencer Munson. 210 n. Compton
avenue, ST. Louis.
Montana-James B. Loomis, Helena; Roger
Edwards Anaconda; B. E. Osborne, Bozeman;
w. II. Stafford, Great Falls.
Pennsylvania-George II. Ellis, franklin;
A. B. Mckay, Grover City; Levi l.. Lamb,
Cambrdgeboro John M. Clapp. Tidioute; John
@. Taylor Chester; l. E. Andrews, Titusville;
II. K Reiss, Greenvile; j. d. Cald well, Sharon;
Jerry Craig Sheffield.
Potomac Z. Krouse, 2457 P street, Wash
iDgton, ID. c.
Tenuessee-D. NJ Steward. Chattanooga.
Comrsde George w. Wingate, Special Aid in
charge Of Military Instruction in Public
Schools recommends the appointment of the
following comrades rs Aids ia this special
work. The recommendations are hereby con-
frmed, and commissions will issue 10 those
who have not already been commissioned as
'ids-de-Camp:
Arizona-Edward Schwartz.
Observation-Disclosures Lee GosG
Florida-S. h. Lancey.
IOwa-Clinton Douglas
Kentucky-J. T. Russell
Maine. f. Ciey
Maryland-G. r. Graham.
Minnesota William W. Folwell
New Hampshire-James Miller.
North Carolina-Wiliam II. Beaver.
North Dakota-Wilism A. Bentley.
Oregon-Thomas C. Bell.
Rhode Island-C. r. Dennis.
Virginia.. w. Stebbins
Comrades are warned against a man repre- /
senting himself as Sylvester Nichols and claim
ing 10 belong TO Post 5, lbert Lea, Mimi. He |
has been soliciting money. He is not men,
Der Of Post 5, AT Albert Lea
The Commander in Chief. in sorrow, an. |
nounces the death of the following comrades: |
Comrade George Farr, Past Commander. De- |
psrtment of New Hampshire, who died March |
90
Comrade II. A. Starr, Past Commander, De- |
partment of Wisconsin. VINO died March "a
Comrsde w. NJ. Collins Aid de Camp on the |
staff Of the Commander in Chief, Department |
OF Kentucky, who died March %.
By command Of THOMAS g. LAWYER, Com
mander-in-Chief
c. C. JONES, Adjutant-General