The National tribune., 1884-01-24
NEW YORK.

General Orders No. 10, issued on the 18th
inst, at Rochester n. Y, by order Of John A.
Reynolds, Department Commander-J A. Adj
lington, Assistant Adjutant- General-contain
the following:
The eighteenth annual Encampment of this De-
partnent will convene in the city of Rochester N
Y, on Wednesday, January 80, 1884. Headquar-
tiers will be at Powers Hotel Delegates will
present their credentials TO the Assistant Aduant-
General as soon as practicable after arrival and
are expected TO appear in uniform at sessions of
the Encampment. The Council decentralization
viii meet at "a Powers block, ut noon on Tuesday.
the 29th inst. Comrade Egbert Hoekstra, COM
mander of o Rourlke Post, No. l. will detail an Off
of the day and officer of the guard and fifteen
comrades for guard duty for the first day of the ses
sion, and Comrade Jacob Augustin, commander of
Peissner Post. No. I06 will make detail for the
second day The officer of the day will report To
the Assistant Acknowledgement at 5 o'clock D. m
Tuesday, Tie 10Th inst for orders. The public pa
rade viii take place at ii a. M, on Wednesday
the goth and all comrades are invited to join in the
same The line OF march will be through the Drin-
cipal streets TO the State Arsenal which the En-
campnaent viii be held Commanders of such
Posts as intend to parade in body win please
report that fact to the Assistant Acknowledgement
as soon as convenient. The following Posts have
been organized since the issue of the last General
Order; Post No AZ, at Bergen, by G. NJ. o. VIII
liam w. Rohaeher; 424. Redwood, by Chas. d. Aus
tin 425, Massena, by III. II. Bailey; 1926 Northport
by Charles f. Lewis 427, New York, by William
stockton, by J. G. Thompson; los, Highland, by
William L. DeLacey; DIP, New Paltz by r. W. An
derson; 3l5, Harrisville, by Charles D. Austin :
40, Erin, by Arthur s. Fitch ADJ, Grahamsyille
by Joel 9. Fisk 49, Clarence, by John d. Leib ;
236, Buffalo, by w. @. Higgins; 43s, Churchville,
by c. ~ o. William w. Robacher; IA, Sing Sing
by George w. Robertson; 434, Volney, by A. N
Beadle; 435, Brooklyn, by George w. Squires; 1885,
New York, by Frank M. Clark 4S7, Utica. by
Chas. w. Akehurst; 438, Farmers Village, by Geo.
DonDelly 40, Hamburg, by I'll. Il. Stambach; AL
Three Mile Bay, by James Dolan.
Comrade w. P. Wild, Brooklyn, N. Y, writes
us that Rankin Post, No. 10, of that place. is in
splendid condition, having at this time $50
members, and a Ladies' Auxiliary and Camp of
Sons of Veteransattached to it. Comrade Wild
also sends us the following list of the newly
elected officers of the Post, installed on the 4th
inst: Commander. Thos. b. Rutan; s. V. c.,
VIM. p. Wild; J. v. c., Geo. p Phelps; Surg,
Geo. S. Little, NJ. D.; Chap Rev J. Bass; o. D.,
j. A. Jones: o. e., A. Jeffrey; O. NJ, B. N
Woodruff; Adj't, J.. E. Narcross Q. NJ s., c.
ID. Lowe; s. NJ, j. III. Mason; Delegates, r.
w. Slocum, j. IL Walker, j. T. Burdck G. v.
Zundt, G. Mclaughlin, J. Halpin and E. A.
Perry.
A large number of prominent veterans of the
war met at Captain Fowler's KnickerbockerC Cot
tage, on Sixth avenue, New York, last week,
in response to a call issued by Past Commander
Max Reece, for the purpose of organizing new
Grand Army Post. In the short space of an
hour twenty-five men signed the roll of what
will hereafter be known as Edwin D. Morgan
Post named after New York's war governor
under whom President Arthur served as quar-
terInaster general. Captains MINES, Fowler
and Reece being both influential and popular
In tbs Grand Army, 1t is fair to presume that