The National tribune., 1895-07-04
TIE GRAND ARMY
What is Being Done by The Veterans
for the Good of the Order
HEADQUARTERS BULLETIN.
barracks at Chattanooga During Park Dedi'
cation-National Aids.


Rsrraclxs AT Chattanooga During Park Dedi
cation National Aids.
Hr,no,ps GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC, |
ROCKFORD ILL.,, June 20, 1898. }
General Orders. No. ~.
Annrcciating the fact that a large number o.
tbe comrades attending the 29th National I'm
camnmeut ut Louisville Will also he present ~
the dedication of Chiekaulauga and Ihatta
noora National Military Park, appended yor
will find official notice concerning accommo
dations:
1.-THE Chickamanpa Park Commission here
nv gives notice that while there is no apPro-
priatiou bv which free quarters can De iuf'
nished. camp barracks will be erected at Oh"I'a,
,,ooga. upder the direction oil Inc CitIehs
Committee, for the accommodation OF Vnose
men contemplating attendance at the aeo 'cA-
fion of tie National Military Park, VINO may
M, no otherwise provided for, and who desire
"ThoSe who send So to Capt. Charles F.
Mailer office of the National Park, Cha'ta-
pooga, Tenn at an early date VIII receive ID
return a ticket which will entitle the holder To
a comfortable barrack bunk Tor the entire TIME
of his stay at Chattanooga, including safe stor-
age for hand baggage and toilet accommoda-
f;ore II will not lie possible TO furnish ladies
with quarters in these barracks. Ii VIII be
necessary for each person 10 bring ms own
blanket aud towels. The barracks wlll DC con,
structcd upon the plan used at the last uraho
Army Encampment at Washington City, where
n very large number OF veterans were 9uarteTeu
in barracks These structures Will De erected
in Chattanooga within convenient distances OF
restaurants where meals aud lunches may be
ohtained at reasonable prices There VIII be
mo arrangement for furnishing meals at the
barracks. ALL.
who has been selected by the Citizens Com
mittee to take charge of this work, wll receive
PROMPT and reliable attention.
The attention of Assistant Adjutants- Oenerai
has been repeatedly called to the report for the
frst term of 1895, which is due at these Head
quarters on or before July 90. The Com-
mander-in-Chief once more urges conphahce
with these requests SO as to enable the AdJntaht
General to make a full and complete report
from each and every Department to the 29th
National Encsmpment. 10 insure tnls prompt
reports must be made.
The following comrades are hereby appoint
ed Aids-de-Camp on the staff of the Com
mander- in Chief; 100
California and Nevada-J Fl. Shepard, 1868
Sixteenth street. Oakland. Cal; E. b. Griffith,
1925 Howard street, San Francisco, Cal.
Illinos-W. ID. McAffee. Rockford.
Kentucky-George w. Grifiths. and Charles
c. Hoefing. Louisville.
street Baltimore.
Michigan-D. c. Spears, Azalia.
Missouri-Louis C. Hesse, st. Louis; f. NJ
Lewis Cunningham; E. :. Minor. Bethany;
Henry Evers St. Louis; ID. s. Hartman, Kan
sas City: NJ. werEler Trenton; j. W. Eldridge,
Springfield: Fritz Suesdorf, 1921 Oregon ave-
uue. st. Louis.
Oho-George 7. Earhart, Hamilton; +. ID.
Vickars, Kent; A. Haas, BellRire; J. h.
Shesrer. Alliance: James G. Foster, Highly (;
J. R. Johnston, Youngstown; p 0. Phillips,
Station G, Cleveland.
Pennsylvania. NJ. Schoonmaker, Pitts
burg.
The Commander-in-Chief in sorrow an
nounces the death of the following comrades
Comrade Ira J. Chase. Past Commander Depart
ment OF Indiana. vino died at Lubee, Me-. May
IL 1895; Comrade w. ID. Crane, Aid-de-Camp
on staff Of the Commander-in-Chief, who died
st his home in East Mortified, Mass, Feb. :,
1885
By command of THOMAS G. LAwLER, Com
mander-in-Chief.
c. c. JONES, Adjutant- General.