The National tribune., 1884-02-21
NEW YORK.

Comrade James IL. Terwilliger. RondoHt n.
Y, writes rs that thirty members of Pratt Post,
No. I27, in company with Commander Ander-
son, special mastering officer, went To New
PaltZ recently. and mustered in Eiting Post
No. 2I2. and installed the following officers
Commander, Chas. J. Aekert; S. Y. c., Chas H.
BECKER: j. Y c.. Alex Ferguson; Adi't JOS.
Urhulla: Q. n, Chas. Smith; Surg, John Rose
cranse Chap, @. w Van Worries; O. D., John
Ackert: o. g., Zachariah Berryams s. IL,
Stephen Yaple; Q. VI s, S. d. H. Morey.
We are informed BY Comrade Z. A. Harris.
Lodi Center, n. Y, that andrew J. Chestnut
Post, No. ss5, was mustered at that place on
the 25th ult., and that the following officers
were installed by Commander Foster, of C.
Harris Post, Ovid, \. y: Commander, Joseph
Burden; S. Y. G., n. MacElroy; j. v c., Oar
win Spencer; Surg, James Brown: Chap, E.
J. Tracy; Q. H.. T. G.. Baker; o. D., Henry
Peterson; O. G., John Parker; Adj't, John IL
Stevens; 5. NJ. VIM. b. Clawson; @ NJ. s.,
Benjamin Swartout
Conrade w. j. Pentelaw, Fulton. n. Y. in
forms US that Hannibal Post, No. AZ, was mus
tered at that place, with thirty charter mem
bers, on the evening of the 18th inst, and that
the following officers were installed: Com
mander, Geo. 4. Leonard S. Y. e., Dr.. ID. 7.
AckeT; J. Y. C., A. n. Bradt: @. NJ, r. A.
Shoemaker; Surg, DIR. Alfred Rice; Chap,
Rev. David Mcfarland o. d., Joseph Albring;
O. g., Sanford Palmer; Adi't. H. A. Powers !:
) NJ, j. 4. Ravens: q N. s, Jas. Draper.
We are informed by Comrade David Lown,
Marion. n Y, that John b. Burrud Post. No
444, was organized at that place on the oath
uit, at which time the following officers were
elected Commander Chas. S. Van 0strand /;
;. Y. c.. Thos. Geer; J. V. C., 4. II. Bull; Surg,
ii. A. Garryl; o. D., VIM. Jenkins; @. NJ, w
w. Moon o. G., @. J.. Tassel: Chap, c. r.
Sweezy; Adj't David Lown; S. NJ, c. H. San
ford; @ n. s, VIM. B. Curtis
Among the converts recently received into
the Hanson Place NJ E. Church. Rev DIR. Peck,
pastor, Brooklyn, y. Y were several we'll
known Grand Army men, among them being
Comrades James Tanner Past Department
Commander, Robert Donald Geo. W Raymond,
Capt Geo. i. SquIres and Major Selden c. Cio-
bridge, the mention Of the two last names
arousing almost as much interest as that of Cor
porai Tanner.
veteran" writes us that the first Post
organized under the administration of the new
Department Commander Of New York, Ira IT.
Hedges, was Edwin ID. Morgan Post, No 307,
which was mustered i'm New York city on the
18th inst by Col. A. p. Lawrence, of Jacob K
Smith Post No. IS5, Of Warsaw. Department
Commander Hedges, with his Assistant Adju-
! tant-General, Judge Advocate General, and
I CSASA A1SHAoSAS VI lib stSAis Was p8SSSut.
We have from Comrade Z. Whitney, Hum
phrey, n Y, the list of recently installed Off
/ GERS of Rust Post, No 357, of Great Valley, N
! Y, as follows: Commander, j. e. Chase; S. ".
! C., NJ. J. Howe; J. V. c., /. Records; @. NJ, A.
Rhodes; o. d., E. r. Hoh; Adj't, Shep. Thomas
/ Surgeon, ; Chaplain, j. Mark.
ham Q. N. 6. e. Holburt; S. NJ, J. w. Wright;
/ Q. G., NJ Wilcox.
Comrade ID. NJ. Jones, Johnsonburg, N. Y.
sends us the following list of officers of Buford
/ Post, No 23S: Commander, G. C. Parker; S
I v. c., J. M. Jones; J. v. c., w. j. Standish
/ Q. NJ, II. e. Carpenter; Surg, DIR. ]. Nichols
Chaplain, ]. I'll. Moore; O. D., L. Wallace; o
| O., ID. M. Jones; Adj't, ]. w. Jones; @. NJ. S..
K. L. Head; S. NJ, j. j. Head
From Comrade H. B. Morenus, Walton, n
/ Y, we have list of the officers of Ben Marvin
Post No. 300 installed on the 4th inst, as fol
lows: Commander, Burton Hine; S. v. c., T
A. Pine; j. v. c., J. X. White; @. NJ, G. O
Meade; Surg, S. I. Reynolds; o. D., s. F
Ames; o. g., W. ]. Caskey; Adj't, II. b. More
nus.
Comrade s. NJ. Sweet, Cherry Creek, n. Y.
writes us that Bullock Post, No. 304, of tina
place, has recently passed resolutions urgin,
the New York delegation in Congress to use it
influence towards passing bill TO give ever,
surviving enlisted man of the late war pen
sion of S. per month.
The resolution passed by the last Depart
ment Encampment of New York in referenc
TO representation, provided that each Post b
represented by its commander and one delegat
for Posts numbering less than 100, and on