The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-07-30
G. A. R. GENERAL ORDERS.


Col. I. n. Walker. commander-in-chief OF
the Grand Army, yesterday issued General
Orders No. u containing a large amount of
miscellaneous information. He announces
the appointment of the following aids-de-
camp:
Connecticut-Francis b. Allen. Hartford
Special for Naval Veterans.
Illinois-John S. Phelps. Chicago: Austin
D.. Barber, Hamilton; w. W. Fletcher,
Chicago.
Indiana-Robert Sears. Indianapolis.
Michigan-J. A. s. Verdier. Grand Rapids;
Norris Richardson, Cassopolis; w. II. Nor
gans. Pontiac.
Minnesota-William NJ. Liggett. st. Paul.
New Jersey-D. NJ. Perry, Washington;
Andrew Cahill. Trenton.
New j. Haas, New York
city: Moses P. Ross. New York city; Harry
II. Wells. Buffalo; Henry ]. Baker, Buffalo;
David s. Brown. New York city; d. W.
GrifHths. Batavia; Arson s. Wood. Wolcott;
John w. Hand. Nunda: Martin +. Wendell,
Troy: James p. Ames. Ogdensburg; Sum
ner w. Lassell. Canton; Danlei A ~ Mara
New York city: Thomas H.. Rieman. Brook
Reagan. Saratoga; william cleverly. Brook
Ign: j. f. Breckenridge. Albany: Anseim =.
Smith. Buffalo: G.. A Rabright. Corning:
James A. Blanchard. New YORK city, James
T. Foster. Geneva: j. II. Chatield. Roches-
ter: Job Woodruff. New York city Isaac
S. Cation. Brooklyr; John Duyer. Herald
Harrison c.. Main, Hermon; John j. Ar
maud BROOKLYN: J. w. Van Dyck. Brook
Iyn: Edwin A. Kennedy. Brooklyn; chillis
Swain. Yonkers.
the rules and regulations adopted by Va
rious State e-ncampments are set forth
The remaining orders are devotea 10 ,ne
The Southern States Passenger Assoc.a-
ton has agreed TO the cent-a-miie rate
and thus sr 5n1s f fse Atlantic All. ptsVa TO o ,Se Rocky
mountains. The citizens committee AT 81.
Paul reports entirely satisfactory arrange
National headquarters will close on Sat-
urday. Aug. %. and Will be reoDened az
the Hotel Ryan. St Paul MINI. Tues
train will leave Indianapolis on Monday
noon, Aug. 81. by way OF the Z. T. go
st. L raiiway 70 Sn Wss,ern 70 81. Paul.
| reaching that city by Tuesday morning.
Department commanders will meet with
| the commander-in-chief AT national head
Quarters on Tuesday evening at 4 o'clock.
Sent. 1. for consultation and mai ORDERS
| Prompt attendance Is requested In oraer
that the Instructions for parade ana re-
view NAV be thoroughly understood.
or arrival in the city the assistant ad-
iutant-general OF each department VIII re-
MORT TO the acknowledgements at once the
humber OF delegates ana past departmeht
commanders who will be present. and the
location of their headquarters, .
Aids-de-camp on the national stan Will
report TO Henry S. Dietrich. chief OF stan:
Immediately upon their arrival. The ,stan
will report mounted TO conNadc ptetrfch
on the morning OF the parade at,$ o'clock
Comrade Dietrich Will have cAsrge OF the
| formation of the stan. 80.
The Naval Veterans Association Will
hold a dog watch. under the command OF
Rear Admiral Francis II. Allen. who has
been appointed special aid for that pur-
| noes. All organizations of veterans pro-
posing TO hold reunions during the en-
| campment should at once address Col.
Fred Richter. chairman of the
on reunions. No. 459 Webster avenue. st.
Paul. Mimi, who desires the number OF
men 20 be accommodated and all other
necessary IN regard to same.
The assistant adjutant-stneral OF each
department. on presenting his credentials.
will receive the badges TO which he II en-
titled. and he will recei.t ier same. The
committee on credentials will consist OF
the Acknowledgement and comrades ID. n
Foster' of Indiana: Washington Gardner.
4 OF Michigan: A. w Barrett. OF California;
! II. ii. Cummins. OF Penasylyania-