The National tribune., 1883-04-26
MARYLAND.

In General Orders No. 2, issued by Depart
ment Commander John FL. Suter-MV Bailey,
Assistant Adjutant General-the followin g
comrades are appointed as Aids-de-C Camp on the
Department staff: n M. Rittenhouse, Post 2,
Philadelphia, special detail; John A. Thomp-
son, Jr., Post IL; w. R. Llewellyn, Post 1; John
W. Kaufman, 2; Henry Wild, 3; John N
Mentzer, 4; B. L. Turner, s; Geo. F. Wheeler,
6, Isidor ID. Oliver, 4; Thomas Davis, 8; s.
Whitney Day, 8; John McCauley, 10; John w.
Isaacs, IL Frank d. Sanford, IS; VIM Har-
wood, Is; j. I. Mccullough, 49, John Turner,
10; Martin d. Whitney, 81; VIM. Upton, % !;
Henry Crime, %; J. c. Mullikin, "a VIM. IT,
DENLY, %; Henson Williams, 26; Peleg H.
Gibbs, 81; Joseph Henrique, 2S; VIM. H. r.
Watts, 20. And the following as Assistant In
spectors John G. ..Erdman, Post 3; James N
Hiteshew, s.; VIM. III. Wilson, IL; Geo. Fan
Zcnburg, %. Post Commanders are requested
Immediately upon receipt of this order to fur
nish headquarters with correct list of all
comrades Of Retrospective Posts, who died DUR
ing the year 1882, giving date Of death and place
where buried so that their names may appear
on the memorial pages of the printed journal for
that year, which is now in the hands of the
printer The following Posts have been mus
tered since the last announcement: Post TO-
Elkton, surrendered its charter January 9th
and was remustered February 9th, 1888; Com
rade John Burke, Commander. Post Is, PyIes-
vile, Hartford county, mustered February 90
1888; Comrade VIM. Lowe, Commander. Post
80, Cherry Hill, Cecil county; mustered Janu-
airy 3lst 1888; Comrade A. Il. McCrery,
Commander. An invitation has been re-
celved from the executive committee of the
Society Of the Army of the Potomac for the
Posts of this Department to participate in the
Reunion OF the Society in the City of WASH
lngton, on the 10th and 18th of May. There
will be grand parade on the I7th and it is
recommended that the several Posts take the
matter into consideration, and if possible re-
solve TO be present with full ranks The rates
OF transportation will be announced in future
General Orders. At a regular meeting of the
Council of Administration, February 18th,
1883, Comrade A. G. Evans, of Post /, was elected
a member the Council, vice Milo V. Bailey, re-
signed.
General Orders, No. 3, issued on the 18th
inst, contains the following: 1t is needless to
remind comrades that the day above all Others
which is held in constant remembrance by us
is fast approaching; that day upon which all
other business with us is suspended, and on
which we repair TO the different repositories of
our Nations dead to decorate their graves with
the first garlands of spring. Yet, as the repre-
sentatives Of the Posts in Baltimore and vicinity
have unanimously joined in request for the De-
partment Commander to take charge of the GER
emonies OF the day, the following assignments
VIII be observed, and each Post Commander is
directed to inform tho Assistant Adiutant-
General in writing as early as possible after
May 80, of the action taken by his Post on that
day, so that proper recognition may be given
in the several reports to be made to the De-
partment Encampmcnt: Greenmount, Balti-
more, Cedar Hill and ST. Peters Cemeteries.
Wilson Post, No, l; Frederick, J. F. REYNOLDS
Post, No. 2; Western and Cathedral Cemeteries.
Dushane Post, No. 3; Hagerstown and Ante
tam Cemetery, Reno Post, No. A. Cumberland,
Tyler Post, No. 5; Loudon Park (outside Of
National Cemetery, Custer Post, No. 6; Laurel
Cemeteiy-Lincoln Post No. Z; Guy Post, No.