The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1900-09-13
NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT
OF the Union Veterans Union at Washing
TO-, D. y.
Washington. u. c., Sept. 10, 1900.


Washington, ID. c., Sept. 10, 1900.
| General Orders No. q.
| /. The 10Th National Encampment of
| the Union Veterans Union and The WON
| ans eteran Eeiief Union thereof Will
| convene III the Cuy Of Washington, ID. O.,
| ON TUESDAY, Oct. =, and VIII continue Iii
session iour days. business OF the great
! csI Importance to the order will be trans
acted.
=. The Headquarters of the Command
er-in-CAIci VIII he established at the
Riggs iiouse; the HcadQ quarters of the
President of the Woman Veteran RELIEF
Union, at The National Hotel.
| y. The Lncalu pI4eut VIII convene in the
National i.iiies A.nory at ~ O'Clock
ueauay morning, Oct. Z. The Woman S
Veteran ltc!Ict Union viii convene at Ty
| pOsla l'hlcaI Union HAL, ut 10 O'Clock
ucsuay IuOTulHS, OcI. :.
t. he NatIUnui Executive Committee
vii meet at the i,isgs House on Monday,
oct 1, at =. III.
.. he Committee on Public Comfort
| las arranged To provide for those who de
sire To be together. therefore, comrades
" no wish 10 secure quarters i'll u body Will
please communicate with Col. Chas. IL.
" Uiden, "a ID street Ii. w., or with Mr..
.. u. licle, 10th street and New York
avenue, Oh the Committee on Public Com
tort. Members OF the Citizens Reception
COMMITTEE VIII meet The comrades at the
deiots ana escort them to the hotels, etc,
ihd Will furnish any desired information.
Accommodations at all prices-from d.
cents 10 j., IL day--caH be procured. Fei
the benefit of those comrades who intend
10 take their meals at tho restaurants and
eates, II rs stated that good meals can be
had for ID CENTS and % cents; IN fact,
the Washington restaurants are noted as
being the cheapest Of any large city III the
land.
q. The rates OF transportation, by rail
road, will be one and ene-third, on the
certificate plan. BY steamer. ewing to
the small number Of comrades who would
come that way, reduced rates could not
be secured.
Z. We must put forth every effort and
leave no stone nnturned to make this En-
campment Il great and glorious success;
and to that end each cOmrade who can
possibly come to Washington should do so,
and get as many to come with him as
possible. Come and see the beautiful Cap
ital City that yeu saved, and its surround
uigs, und The places OF historic interest
from the war. This may be your last
good chance. Come and see the Govern
nent of the greatest Nation on earth.
Let us have gathering of the clans thai
will show what we are and make an i'm
preston. Come with your wives and fam
ines, and give them the treat OF their lives.
Everything is arranged for your comfort
and enjoyment Your visit will be
pleasure that you will remember all youI
lives. In addition to seeing the City, the
comrades will see the President and .eaI
his address at the Encampment, at which
members of his Cabinet and other promi
nent gentlemen will also be present.
S. The attention Of Division Command
ers is directed to Sec. ., p. 3, Of the Con
Stitution, relative to Diyis IN Encamp-
ment, and orders promulgated accord
ingly.
II. G. DYRENFORTH,
COmmandcr-in-Chief.