The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1896-01-02
TIE GRAND ARMY.
What is Being Done by the Veterans
for the Good Of the Order.
HEADQUARTERS BULLETIN

Additional staff observation-disclosures
ON Ladies' Societies-St. Paul Encamp
nent.
HEApo'Rs GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC, I
INDIANAPoLIs, IND, Dec. p, 1885.
General Orders. 5.
The following additional appointments are
announced:
Gen. f. c. Mason, q. S. A., retired, ST. Panl,
Mimi Assistant Adiutant-General; j. IL. Ben
nett. Chicago. H., Assistant AdJutant- General
Assistant inspectors General-Alabama, Geo.
r. Jackson, Birmingham; Arizona Henry Il.
Lacy. Tucson; Arkansas. S. H. Sherlock Fort
Smith: California, T. S. Taylor, San Francisco
Colorado. n. A. Baker, Denver; Connecticut,
Christian Quinn. Danbury; Delaware, Elwood
Craig. Wilmington; Florida, George III. At
wood. Georgia. James o. Ladd, Summerville,
g q. Idaho. W. W. Hammell. Wallace; Hi
nois. Ed. Kirk, jr Englewood; Indiana Jasper
A. Lewis. South Bend Indian Territory, ID. nj.
Yonkerman, Dale; Iowa, +. M. Thompson,
Rock Rapids: Kansas Ed. F. Jones, HoltoD /;
Kentucky. Charles f. Carroll, Louisville;
Louisiana and Mississippi, Oscar Pilman. New
Orleans. Maine. John +. Foster, Bangor I;
MARYLAND. Alex NJ. Briscoe, Baltimore; Massa-
chusetts. William L. Gage South Braintree (;
Minnesota Harrison White, Beaver Creek !;
Missouri John w. Scott, Moberly; Montana,
p. II. Manchester, Butte; Nebraska, f. NJ: Rose,
Lincoln: New Hampshire, d. Arthur Brown.
Penacook New Jersey, VIM. ii. Carman, As
bury Park: New Mexico, W. S. Fletcher, Santa
Fe New York, g. w. Stanley, Batavia; North
Dakota. w. III. Robinson, Maysville; Ohio,
John A. Green GAINESVILLE; Oklahoma Terri
tory. d. NJ Yonkerman, Dale; Oregon, w. b.
Taylor Portland; Potomac Charles w. Shell
ton Washington. ID. c.; Rhode Island, q. M.
Turner, Providence; South Dakota, r. T.
Robinson, Mitchell; Tennessee, Frank Welsse,
Nashville; Texas T. w. Manchester. Fort
Worth: Utah. Justus Witherell, Ogden; Yer
mont James i. Eldridge, West Randolph;
Virginia and North Carolina, C. ID. Grew,
Portsmouth. Va; Washington, A. f. Dearborn,
Centralia: Wisconsin, s. W. Eager. Racine.
Aids on Military instruction in Public Schools
Alabama. A. n. Ballard, Birmingham: Ari-
zona, w. II. Ferguson, Prescott; Arkansas,
Thomas Bowles, Fort Smith; Connecticut.
Warren Lee Goss, Norwich; Delaware, A. j.
Woodman, Wilmington; Florida, Samuel II.
Lacey, Maitland; Idaho. c. A. Clark; Illinois,
James NJ Rice, Peoria; Indiana. Mm. NJ. Coch-
ran Indianapolis; Iowa, Clinton Douglas. Des
Moines: Kansas, o. C. Hill. Hiawatha; Ken
lucky, John I. Gum, Lexington; Louisiana
and Mississippi. Ernest Longfre, New Orleans;
Maine James b. Peaks Dover; Maryland, Geo.
r. Graham Baltimore; Montana, f. p. Ster-
ling Helena; Nebraska, c. Il. Burmaster,
Omaha: New Jersey, Joseph A. Sedan, New
Brunswick New Mexico e. S. Slower. Albu-
oueroe: Ohio, j. G. Steele Newark; Oklaho-
ma Territory, Frank McMaster, Oklahoma
City: Potomac, w. W. Eldridge, Washington,
ID. C.; Texas w. c. Kretsinger Denson; Utah,
f. w. Tatlock Salt Lake City; Vermont Nv.
Fuller ST. Adams; Virginia and North Caro-
lima JW Stebbins, Norfolk Va; w. ii. Deaver,
Asheyile. n. C.; Washington, i. NJ. Lambert
Wala Malia; Wisconsin. @. W. Borchard, Fort
Atkinson.
The following comrades appointed COM
mittee 10 act in unison with similar commit.
tees from the various societies of women organ
lied for the purpose of aiding needy and dis
tressed comrades and their families TO effect
q union of these societies into one body. in or
der that their energies may be concentrated
and strengthened, aud all cause for division
among our comrades on this subject may be re-
moved Past COmmanders-in-Chief $. S. Bur-
dett, William Warner A. G. Weissert, J. q. b.
Adams, Thomas q. Lawler.
The Executive Committee of the National
Council of Administration convened at st. Paul.
Mimi, Dec. 3, and after consultation with the
local committee fixed the date of the opening
session of the Both annual Encampment for
Thursday, Sept. 3, 1896 aud the parade for
Wednesday. This was conditional upon the
completion of the agreement by the railroads
from ST. Paul, which was verbally pledged, and
little doubt exists of its fulfllment
BY command of i. n. WALKER, Commander
in-Chief.
Irwin ROBBINS Adjutant-General.