The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1896-03-12
THE DIVISIONS.

CALIFORNIAAND HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.
By vote of the Division Council the 10th
annual Encampment of the Division of Cali
fOrnis and Hawaiian Islands will convene al
Santa Cruz, Cal. April % at 2 o'clock D. m
Division Commander Schroeder in last Gem.
eral Orders, says: application for Csmu
charter has been received at these Head.
quarters from Honolulu. Fl. J., with the re-
CURED 10 signatures. Comrade Samuel Me-
keague, of De Long, Is, GAR. will muster
the new Camp on or about Feb 25. Ths
Brothers of Honolulu have chosen the name OF
Capt. q. Q. Wiltzs Camp, 4. Capt Wiltze was
Commander Of the United States Cruiser Boz-
ton when the unpleasantnsss occurred on the
Islands, and through respect for Americas
great Commander. our brothers thought it visa
to name their Camp in honor of him.
CONNECTICUT.
Dunshee Camp, Bristol, was one of the many
Camps of this Division that observed Union
Defenders Day.
MAINE.
The following is a complete roster of officers
Of this Division for 1896: Com. HI. @. Cbatto.
Rockland; s. v. c., Horace L. Wright, Rum
ford Falls; j. v. C., Fred L. Stevens Farming
ton. Division Council, Edwin A. Merritt Port
land; Charles E. Merrill. Auburn; Alfred p.
Brown, Sanford. Represen satives to Com
mandery-in- carbohydrates Large Charles
s. Wilson. FreepOrt; Alternate Large, E. NJ.
Small, Auburn. Delegates, Stephen A. Ware,
Eastport; Charles l.. Whitman, Lewiston:
Frank A. Webb, Bridgton. Surg, E. III. z.
Burroughs, Sanford; Chap, Rev. George z
Leighton, Skowhegan; Adjit, Edward @.
Moran, ROcklaDd; O. ~. Edward K Gould,
Rockland; ms, Geo. III. Bangs, Augusta;
Judge Advocate, William H. LoOney. Portland:
Mastering Officer, Ernest T. MeGlsuhin,
Presque Isle; S. NJ. Frank E. Carr, ROckand;
O. M. s., Harry r. Marsh, Rockland; Asst ms,
Arthur NJ. SOule, Portland; E H. Courson,
Brunswick.
MARYLAND.
The 10th annual Encampment Of this Divis-
ion. held st Baltimore, elected the following
Division officers-Com., Frank D. Peterson;
s. V. c., E. b. Russ; ]. V. c., Chas. A. Six;
Council, E. r. Campbell, Otto L. Suess snd j.
Lawrence Christian; Q. NJ, Irby W. Reid;
Delegate-st- Large, Chas. s. Davis; Delegate,
F. t. F. Johnson Alternate-a at Large, Edward
E. Herod. Division Commander Peterson has
announced the following staff appointments:
Surg, Geo. w. Chambers; Chap, A. G. Cameron;
Adj't, Miles w. Ross ms, VIM. p. Jacobs;
Mastering Officer, Fred r. Campbell; Judge
Advocate, T. s. HodgsOn; S. ~, Jesse w.
Whitley. Annapolis was selected as the place
and May IL and IL. 1897, as the time for hold
ing the next Eneampment. Headquarters have
been established at 204 CORTLAND street, Balti-
more, Md.
MINNESOTA.
st. Paul Camp, 1, St. Paul. gave its annual
ball the other evening, observing at the same
time the 11th anniversary of its organization
and Washington's Birthday.
NEBRASKA.
At the 18th annual Encampr1ent of the De
vision, held at Albion, Feb. 10 to 81, the fol.
lowing officers were elected: CON-, George f.
WOLF, Fremont; s. V. e., w. III. Davis Wilber;
]. w. c., A. w. Whiting. Albion. Council, @. NJ.
Rawitzsr, Omaha; L. j. Streight, Lincoln;
E III. Jenkins. Columbus
Commander WOLF has announced the follow.
ing staff appointments: Adj't, J. A. Collins,
Fremont; O. NJ. W. H. Haven, Fremont Surg.
w. S. Jolly Albion Chap NJ. r. Gilmore, Wax
ley; Inspector. II. o. Chapman, st. Edwards,
Mastering Officer G. Nj. Bransep, Lincoln;
Judg e- Advocate, j. G. Elliott, West Point
NEW YORK.
Gen. George B. Mcclellan Camp, "A, Yonksrs
Capt, Albert SEWERS; First Lieut., Walter 7.
Kempton; Second Lieut., James q. BOwess
Chap Louis KunsemulIer; First Serg't, Ed
mund Halsey: Q. M. s., Wallace Halsey; s. OF
g.. Wilbur Maxwell; c. s., Chas. r. Peace;
Principal Musician. John Lambroux; @. of G.,
VIM. Sullivan; G. g., John Bennett; P. g.,
VIM. F. Kempton. Camp Council, Henry Eis-
ner, Geo. BragdOn, Albert Jackson.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company-Re.
lief Department.
BALTIMORE MD, Feb 30 1896.
The Receivers of The Baltimore C Ohio Railroa&
Company authorize to gjcs the following notice:
BY the order of the United States Circuit
Court appointing Receivers for the Baltimore
Z Ohio Railroad Company, all obligations Of
he Relief Department thoroughly pro-
eeted. and will be fulfilled TO the letter
Under the Courts order, the Relief Depart
nent will be continued precisely in the same
manner under the Company s management and
members of the Relief Department will receive
BENEFITS, etc, with the same regularity and
certainty as heretofore.
The funds belonging to the Relief DEPART
nent, both Relief, Savings, and Pension Fsa-
ures, under the order of the United States
Iircuit Court, are perfectly safe. and the ap-
ointment of the Receivers and their manage
nent of the Relief Department under the
supervision, and with the approval of the Cir
nit Court absolutely insures the members OK
II features of the Relief Department. sgainss
oss.
Payments of benefits, pensions and deposfes
zill continue as before the appointment Of Re-
eiyers, the Relief Department. not being really
ffected by this appointment in any way.
The Savings and Building Feature will con-