The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1883-12-13
NEW YORK.

Ccmrade n. Heath, Riciford, N. Y, writes
US that Belden Post, No. 3t2, at its meeting on
the LIST inst. elected the following officers:
Commander, Isaac Bailey; S. Y. c., w. W.
Moore; J. Y. c., George D. Moreiand; Adi't
Frank Hutchinson; @. NJ. Nathaniel Heath :
o. d., Theodore Brink; O. e., W. II. Rice ;
Delegate to the State Encampmcnt at Roches-
ter, Frank Hutchinson; Alternate, n. Heath
Comrade Heath adds that the members of the
Post, assisted by several ladies, propose play
ing the Virginia Veteran" ON the 10Th inst.
for the benefit of the relief fund.
Comlade David G. Hatch Rochester, n. Y,
secretary of the 18th New York Heavy Artil-
lery Association, writes us that L. G. Marshall
Post, 337, which was mustered with 90 charter
members on the 9TH of September. 1883, now
has 68 members in good standing. At a
regular meeting held en- the evening Of De-
cenaber 4, the following officers We're elected for
the ensuing year: Commander, j. p. Cleary
S. Y. c., Jusfus u. Austin: J. V. G., David S.
Hatch; O. ~, Vim. II. Hatmaker; Surgeon, f.
w Brown; Chaplain, John Foy; O. D., W. w.
Allrige; @. g., ii. NJ Printiss Delegates, Law
Gibson and I. w. Brown; alternates, j. L.
Austin and George LoWenthal.
"Richardia,' Brooklyn. N. Y, writes US as
follows: r. W. L'Hommedieu, Commander,
Post No. SO, and Inspector second district OF
New York, G.. A. R., will inspect Mallery Post,
No. ST. at It's headquarters, 14tll regiment arm
DRY. Brooklyn. on the evening OF December 4th.
Mallery Post. though small in numbers has on
its roll some of the most influential comrades
IN Kings county, among them being General
E. B. Fowler, Deputy Internal Revenue Col
lector; Colonel James McLeer, city postmaster
Of Brooklyn, and Dr. Henry L. Menninger,
coroner-eiect of Kings county.
Comrade Oliver c. Cooper, Ovid, N. 7,
writes rs that Daniel B. Smith Post, No. 423
was organized with sixteen charter members
at North Hector, Schuyler county, on the Isl
inst. with the following officers: Commander
/ W. z. Howard S. V. c., Henry Moore; ]. Y
c.. T. 4. Chandler: o. d., w. T. Bo~lby: @
NJ, James II. Jackson; Chaplain, Nelson Egg
bert; Surgeon. J. NJ. Gunderman; AdJt. Mil
I Ter Thompson; S. NJ, Eben Harris @. II. S.
! George b. Stevens; O. G., Cornelius Thompson
| "Adiutant,n Warsaw, N Y, writes us that al
1 the regular meeting of Gibbs Post, No. 100, o.
that place, OF the Sd inst the following officers
were elected: Commander ]. Sam johnson
/ 5. Y. C., John Duggan; J. Y. C., J. W. Knapp
| Surgeon, VIM. S. AlbTo; Chaplain, Rev. T. E
1 Bell: O. D.. L. S. Morris; 0. c., 2. p. Munger
O. NJ, George w. Bradley; Delegates to Depart
ment Encampment. s. II. Salisbury and kober
Barnett; Alternates, A. A. Luther and a. G
Manson; Trustees, G. II. Jenkins, Robert Bar
nett, and i. II. Jennings.
The annual election Of officers Of nid-~a!l
| Wilkeson Post, No. 8, was held on the a. in
with the following result: Commander. 4 ~
S. Oatrnan s. V, c., George Vaughan: J. V
| c., Josiah w. Willis; @ NJ, John S. Robertson
! Chaplain. George II. Stowitts: O. D.. Waltel
W. Smith; @. g., Henry W. Waterbury; Dele
| gates to State Encampment, George III. Stowitts
Henry T. Stambacb, Charles 3. Umpleby; Al
ternates, Frank NJ. Fisher, Henry Becker
Samuel G. Walker.
Comrade G. ". Underwood, Deputy Tnspec
| tor Department of New York. Potsdam, n. Y.
writes Us that he recently inspected w d
Brennan Post, Malone; Luther Priest Post
Norwood, and Hartwell Z. Martin Post, 0
Canton, and found them all in excellent con
4 dition.
Comrade T. A. Chafce, Brushton, n Y.
! writes us that +. f. Wcad Post, No. 363, helt
its first annual ball at that place on the 29tf
nit. the music being furnished by Conrad,
/ Bughees full orchestra After all expense
were paid it was found that $73 was cleared.
Comrade A. J. Langmadc, Yorkshire Centre
\. Y, writes us that Howell Post, No. $780, 0
that place, which was organized about tire
months ago with twenty charter members, ha
now thirty-fve, and expects to reach fifty be
fore the winter is over.
Comrade J. Soccombe, Valattc H. Y, write
us that T. N. Burt Post, No. III, has remove,
its headquarters from Undertook TO yalatie
/ where q Campfire was held on the 26th ult
which was very enjoyable affair.
Conrade T. NJ Stevens Weedsport, n. Y.
writes us that j. L. Whteside Post, No. 166, o
that place, held sociable and Campfire on No
vembcr ~, and soon expect TO have another t
which the neiglboring Posts viii be invited
CosnTade Joseph l. HilIman, Mount Morris
N. Y writes US that Payne Post, No. PSI, c
that place, is in a prosperous condition an
that it nov numbers sixty five members
/ conrade J. P. Adams. Port Jervis, N. Y
writes as that Carroll Post, of that place, ha
just held its fair, which lasted four DAYS, an
was a brilliant financial success
Comrade c. D. Stephens shortsviIIe. N. Y
writes us that Herendeen Post, No 1G7, L
which he is Senior Vice Commander is get
ting along finely.