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The National tribune., 1884-03-27
IOWA.

Comrade Milo L. Sherman, Fredericksburg, Ia,
writes us as follows: On the evening of March
18th, assisted by comrades from TripOh aud
" 10i," mustered Burke Post at Frederick with
the following officers Commander, VI. l.. Pratt;
S. V. C., L. III. Burke; ]. V. c., J. Howell i;
Adj't, II. Taylor; Surg l. s. Boyce; Chaplain,
J. NJ. Mowatt; @. NJ, III. G. White; o. d., NJ.
Butts; o. G., VIM gallagher; s. d., nj. Con-
we had public installation of officers at the N.
E. church, alter which pleasant hour was
spent by all in social converse, song and story.
Comrade A. Bunker, Washington, Iowa,
writes US that the following officers OF Ishmael
G. White Post, No. 106 of that place, We're
recently installed into their respective Offices,
as follows: Commander, j. G.. Hise; S. V. c.,
ID. G. Kyle; J. V. C., J. NJ. Beatty; Adj't, A.
Bunker; @. NJ, ]. A. Bsughman; Surgeon, ID.
j. Eichelberger; Chaplain, w. c. Mcdowell
o. d., II. L. Kendall; o. g., II. r. Cowles; s.
NJ, w. P. Moothart; Q. ~ s., Hugh Arthur.
The following list of the newly installed off
GERS of Tracy Post, No. 50, of Guthrie Center,
Iowa, was sent us by Comrade Il. g. Northrop,
of that place Commander, j. ID. Taylor; s. V.
C., z. G.. yaneleef; J. V. C., A. Ammons
Adj't, J. S. Glasener; G. NJ, w. E. Berry Surg,
DR. P Hostetter; Chap, E. G. Stowell; o. d..
W. H. Stiles; o. g.. ID. T. Brady; S. NJ, Henry
Jones: @. N. s., T. A. Ashton.
Robert Jackson Post, No. 1872, of Corydon,
Ia, III. III. Lusher, Commander,-W.W. Thomas
Adjutant)-bas adopted resolutions protesting
against the reinstatement Of Fitz-John Porter
Ii the army.
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PENNSY

Comrade Halsey Lathrop, Peckville, Pa,
writes us as follows: The Grand Army in Lack
awanna county is in hourishing condition,
and the boys are all alive to its interests. The
field is well occupied, there being the following
Posts located within the county: Nos. 1885, lS7,
21S. 304 307 319 and 414 the last located at Oily
plant, and organized February %, by +. ]. Ans
den, A d. c.; started with eight comrades trans
ferred from Post 304 Peckville, and fourteen re-
cruits. Post 304, which was mustered January
%, 1883, with twenty-five members, now num-
bers fifty and has well-furnished hall to meet
in. Post 139, of Scranton, buried Comrade
James Maycock, one of its most prominent
members, on the 18th inst.
A member of company I, 62d Pennsylvania
volunteers, Brookeville, Pa, writes us that
there are five Furnishing Posts in jefferson
county, and that Captain f. e. Brandy Post,
No PAP, of Brookeville, has one hundred mem
bers. lie also sends us list of the officers
elected by that Post, as follows: Commander,
w. T. Steuard S. V. c., John Startzell; ]. V.C.,
Geo. Turner; O. D., ]. B. Jordan @. NJ, t. Ii
Wilson; Adj't F. A. Weaver; O. G., Jonathan
Harp; Chaplain, Rev. Mr.. Titzzel; Surgeon,
DIR. w. ]. Mcknight.
From Comrade H. G. Bonebrake, Waynes-
boro', Pa, we have the following list OF
the officers of Captain John f. Walker Post
No. 2S7, of that place: Commander, III. G.
Bonebrake; ). V. T., ID. e., DIETRICH; j. V. g.,
ID. Cleverstone; o. D., T. C. Eckman; O. NJ
P. r. Welsh; Adj't, j. L. Hoe1ich; Surg, 1
n. Snively; Chaplain, +. ]. Beard ; O. g., Geo
Cans; S. NJ, Henry Manns; Q. NJ S., John
Harbaugh.
From Comrade w H. Lambert, Pittsburgh
Pa, We have the following list of the officers OF
General Alexander Hays Post, No. 3, of that
place: Commander, X. q. Heron; S. V. c..
Edward Fisher; J. V. C., j. NJ. Hays; Adj't
w. II. Lambert; Q. 81, John F. Hunter; Surg.
B. +. Wells; Chaplain, Robert A. Hill; o. ID.
John F. Schroeder, ir-; o. g., Henry Schultz
S. NJ, William Bradley; Q. M. S., Joseph B
Eaton.
From Comrade ". D. Post, Pine Grov,
Mills, Pa, We have the names of the officers o
Post No. 272, of that place, as follows: Com
mander, w. Miller; S. V. c., w. d. Post; j
V. c., w. +. Heberling; o. D., d. Ill. Weaver
@. NJ, George Eckel; Surg, Joseph Ward
Chaplain Harvey Yarnell; o. g., Z. G. Brett
| Adj't, w. III. Fry.
The National tribune., 1884-03-27
MARYLAND.

General Orders No. 3. issued at Baltimore on
the 18th inst, by order of Frank NJ. Smith,
Department Communications L. Matthews
Assistant Adjutant- General-announce the APP
pointment of the following:
Aids-de-camp-E. NJ. Rittenhouse Post No 2,
Philadelphia, special detail; VIM. Fensey and
Henry ErIner, /, Baitmore; Joseph Croft and
Henry Bfellr ing 2, Frederick Charles A. Rotan
and John Bowers, 3. Baltimore; john L. Cost A.
Hagerstown; Charles Fl. Shuck, 5, Cumberland;
George +. Wheeler. G, Baltimore; Isaac Baker Z,
Baltimore; William ii. Ebaugh. s, Woodberry ;
Geo. w. Miller 9. North East; John Burke, TO-
Eikton; Steph III. Thornton, Ill, Baltimore; John
w. Horn. -. Westminster; John w Mccullough.
Is, Rising sun; john Turner 10, Baltimore; John
burg; Charles kitz, %, Baltimore; VIM r. Elbin,
%. Easton; T. Nichols. Jr., IS Chestertown; Mat
thew Strohm, q. Annapolis; w. II. Paul. g.
Iiavre de Grace; II. G. Cadwallader, %, Waverly:
Joseph T. Cantweli, 30, Cherry Hill Jacob Todd,
81, Port DEPOSIT; John w. Burs 80, Baltimore /:
James w. jackson, 81, Frederick.
Upon nomination of ConlIade j. j. Bradshaw
Department Inspector, the following comrades are
appointed Assistant Inspectors: Alfred $. Cooper
Post No. l. Baltimore; John G. Erdnan. g. Baiti-
more T. Heada 5, Cumberland A. G.. Afford 8.
Baltimore; +. IL. Dunn, s, Woodberry; George w.
Mccullough, g North East; A. Trego Sherizer NJ
James S. Taylor. %. Baltimore; H. A Monroe e.
Cambridge; Joseph Henriqnes, %, Hayre de Grace.
The uniform of the Department officers and staff
viii consist of dark blue flannel suit Coat
doable-breasted, with eight buttons the breast
and three each sleeve. Hat black regulation
pattern, with black and gilt cord, Corps mark on
left side. Buff gloves.
The National tribune., 1884-03-27
POTOMAC.

Lincoln Post, No. 3, held meeting at Grand
Army Hall, Washington, d. c., on the 18th
inst. Alter the transaction OF regular business,
Conn -nder Royce, on behalf of the Post, pre-
sented Past Commander S. E. Thomason with a
handsome gold g. A. T. badge ornamented with
diamonds. Commander Royce made neat lit
tic speech, which Was responded TO by Captain
Thomason. The Post then marched in a body
to Abner's Hall, where an elaborate supper was
laid for fifty. The guests did ample justice to
the feast, and the rest of the evening was
given On to short addresses and TO fighting the
war over again. Among those present were
Department Commander Alexander, Adjutant-
General Ingram, Inspector Matthews, Past
Commander Thomason Assistant Inspector
Months, Past Commander Brooks, Senior Vice
Commander III. III. Smith, Junior Vice Com
mander Robert Nelson, Adjutant VIM. e.
Ebert, Quartcrmaster Charles King, J. T. Turn
bull Chas. IIartcl, Buckley, Hibbard, Jacob
son, Sergeant Carnanma, Sergeant Bogia and G..
Ii. Thompson.
Meade Post, No. 5. gave select compliment
tary bal masque ON the evening of the 2lst at
Grand Army Hall, Washington, ID. G. Among
those present we're Commander ID. S. Alex
ander. NJ. ID. Biontis, Charles Matthews, N b.
Prentice, A. y. Cunning C. III. Ingram and l..
b Cutler, Past Department Commander Rich
ardson, Col. Prathcr, Commander III. A. Dillon,
Col Yeager, Commander Hurbert, and large
attendance of ladies.
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OHIO.

Forest" Hillsboro', Ohio, sends us the fol-
lowing list of the officers of John NJ. Barrere
Post, No 205, of that place. installed by Past
Commander F. ID. Matthews, of 10. Hendley
Post, No. 1903 Commander, e. Carson; S. V. c.,
t. A. Walker; J. V. c., E. Mullenix; Surgeon,
W. nj. Hoyt; Chaplain, A. w. Thornburg; @.
NJ, T. kibler; o. d., Jacob Groves; o. g., j.
G. Cooper; Adj't, R. B. Julien; S. NJ, j. P.
Council; @. M. S., j. B. Rowe
Comrade Joseph Johnson, Martinsville Ohio,
writes us that resolutions were recently adopted
by William Pike Post, No. 377, of that place,
urging the Ohio Senators and Representatives
in Congress TO use their influence in regard to
pensioning all surviving enlisted men, to re-
enact the arrears of pension law, and to make
good the deficiency in the pay of the army
during the war.
From Comrade FL. r. Sharp La Rue, Ohio,
we have the following list of officers of Owen
Gray Post, No. ga, OF that place: Commander
G. c. Allinger; S. V. c., J. B. Corbin; j. Y. c.,
J. w. Knapp; @ NJ. I'll. III. Sharp; Chaplain,
L. Spiccr; Adj't, B. f. Stivers; o. D., A. S
Konkle; O. g., ]. w. Cheney; Q. II. s., s.
Harger; S. H., VIM. Thomas.
Comrade Joel G. Usher, Kelloggsville Ohio
sends US the following list of the officers Of
William Rogers Post, No. PIT. of that place
Commander, III. L. Farr; s. V. c., II. S. Smith
J. '. c., orne Cute; Adj't, c, w. Baldwin; O
D., James Northrup; Chaplain, l. Workman
Surgeon, S. NJ. Shuart; @. NJ, d. B. Slaybaugh
0. g., VIM. DIN.
Comrade Emory sibley Pioneer Ohio sends
US the names of the officers Of Joy Post, No
152, of that place, as follows: Commander, En-
DRY Sibley; s. V. c., w. II. Durben; ]. v. C.
George Yoder; o. D., B. Hosmer; o. G., c. Ell
lott; O. NJ, ]. II. Funk; Surgeon, w. Siddal
Chaplain, E. Egleston; Adjt, e. Davis; S. NJ.
III. E. Loomis.
The following list of officers of Dick Cheaten
Post, No. 317, of Beverly, Ohio, was sent rs by
Comrade j. II. Stiers, of that place: Com
mander, 7. c. Ryan: s. v. c., -- Smiley
]. V. c., G. Grub; Surgeon, Il. S. Mason; @
NJ, j. II. Bell; o. d., J. II. Stiers; o. G., w
Dixon.
Comrade A. B. Warne, West Salem, Ohio
writes us that resolutions have been adopted by
the Post at that place asking Congress to pay
the soldiers the difference between the cur
rency paid them during the war and gold.
The National tribune., 1884-03-27
DEPARTMENT NEWS.

During the past week TEE TRIBUNE has
forwarded blank applications for Post charters
in response TO requests from the following
Sheldon Wight, Sickels, Mich; j. Z Jones,
Michigan Valley. Kan; d. ID. Coy, Weston,
Oregon; J. ii. Bell, Millville, Shasta county,
Cal; A. Z. Mumaw. Greeley. Kan; VIM. b.
Wands, Fassett, Pa; Asa II. Allen, Haney-
vile, Pa; Z. N. Barrett, Port Allegheny, Pa;
r. w. White, Savannah, Ga; S. o. Wanzer,
East Fairfield, VIA total PIG since the be-
ging Of the present administration.
During the same time TRIBUNE petitions for
Post charters at Jacksonville, Fla, with twenty
signers; 0uray, Colo, with thirty-fve signers,
and ST. Charles; Mimi, with twenty-seven sign
ers, have been forwarded to the proper authori-
ties, making total of fifty since the beginning
Of this administration.
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yania reserves to unite with the Post in showing
honor to the dead soldier, and directing copy
of the resolutions to be sent to every Post III
this Department.
Atameeting of the Farragut Veteran Associa-
tion, held on Friday evening at Grand Army
Headquarters, the following officers were elect
ed: President, G. l.. Warwick, U. S. S. ' Rich
mond;" vice president, M. r. Griffis, u. S. S.
Winona;" treasurer, i. J. Vosburg, Nor
tar Fleet" secretary, William Simmons, U.
S. S. Brooklyn" A Reunion and banquet
viii be held at the Stephens House, Broadway,
New York, on April oath.
On Thursday night next Junior Vice-De-
partment Commander Coldwell, Assistant
Adjutant-GeneralS Stewart. and other members
of the Department staff viii pay visit to Post
No. 6. of Germantown.
Post No. 3l2 expects to move, about May Sd,
into 2 new hall now being built for its use near
its present location.
A meeting of the Tooth Regiment, Pennsyl-
vania Volunteer Association, viii be held at
Grand Army Headquarters tomorrow evening
TO further the arrangements for the erection OF
another tablet at Gettysburg. "160."
The National tribune., 1884-03-27
ILLINOIS.

We are informed by Comrade A. NJ Peck,
Onarga, ILL.,. that w. A. Babcock Post, No 4l6,
was mustered on the 18th inst, at that place,
by Special Mastering Officer A. III. Mnndt, OF
Fairbury, with charter membership of sew
enty-six, and is the largest Post ever mustered
by that officer. 1t starts off with prospect of
largely increasing its numbers The following
officers were installed: Commander, James Z.
Owen; S. V. G., f. J. Barber; j. V. c., 7. Stat
terry; Surgeon, i. L. Palmer; Chaplain. G. w.
Ayres; @. NJ f. w. Warren; Adutant, A. M.
Peck; Q. N. S., G. B. Tickle; s. NJ, S: d.
Frazer
Special Mastering Officer Homer Mead, of
Huntsville, H., writes us that with a detail
from Warren Kerr Post, No. 307, he mustered
George A. Brown Post, No AZ, at Brooklyn,
Schuyler county, ILL.,, on Friday, March 18th,
with charter membership of twenty EIGHT,
and that the following officers were elected
Commander, r. S. Blackburn; S. V. c., c. l..
Wilson; J. V. c., j. d. Corrie; Adj't, N. p.
Woods; @. NJ, James A. Tantz; Surgeon, r. b.
Huey; Chaplain, ]. B. Carnes; o. D., A. NJ.
Prather; O. g., J. H. McGrath; S. NJ, Thomas
Merit; O. M. s., ]. e. Burton.
Comrade George W. Ramsey, Magnolia. ILL.,,
writes us that James A. Garfield Post No SO,
of that place. has chosen the following officers
for the ensuing year: Commander, William O.
Campbell; S. " c., Miller Barnhart; J. V. G.,
J0Hn hoDertst w. ~, IL. Is. lalley Cnapldlil,
James K. Boshell; @. NJ, John Brenn; @. M.
S., James Huber; S. NJ, William r. Simonton
0. g., Urias Hauzer; Adjt, George w. Ramsey
Comrade R. s. smalley, Ransom, Ill, sends
us the following list of the newly-installed
officers of Ransom Post No. 247: Commander,
A. S. Wilkinson; S. v. c., w. B. Hamilton; j
V. c.. III. f. Jones; Adj't, r. S. Smalley; @. NJ
Z. Sinfor; Surgeon, S. l.. Brown; Chaplain
Rev. C. G. Wayman; O. D., George Cleal; o. G..
John McGurren; $. ~, III. Mccormick; @. III
S., VIM. Mcintyre.
Comrade w. Fl. Crandell, Pekin, H., inform:
us that Joe Hanna Post No. III, of that place
has selected the following board of officers fol
the ensuing year: Commander, Harvey Pratt
s. v. c., w. II. Crandell; j. V. c., Squire Rude
Chaplain. S. K. Hatfield; Surgeon, DR.. Bradley
@. NJ, A. Behrens AdJt, M. Haines; o. d.. p
Welty; O. G., J.'Elliott; S. NJ, w. III. Wagon
seller; @. N. ST. F. Traeger.
Comrade s. Mcpherson, Du Quoin, H., sends
us the following list of officers of Post No. I06
of that place: Commander, S. G. Parks; s. V
c., James Horner; j. V. c., /. n. East; O. NJ.
E. McElvain; o. d. Moses Martin; o. g., Z
A. Anderson Chaplain, John Wheatley; Adj't
S. Mcpherson.
The National tribune., 1884-03-27
MINNESOTA.

We are informed by Comrade John c. Zieske,
Sleepy Eye, Mimi, that on the 9TH inst new
Post was mustered at that place with thirty
one charter members by Commander Pfaender,
of New Uim Post. The Post is named after
Wesley Green, company III, 18th Wisconsin
volunteers, who fell in the charge at Nicks-
burg. and its number is seventy-one. The fol-
lowing comrades constitute its board of ofiicers
Commander, w. NJ. Murin; S. V. C., John C..
Zieske; J. v. c., l.. c. Ives; Adj't, Isaac Gala
CHER; O. NJ, F. Greene; Surgeon l. MARITIME;
Chaplain, Ii. s. Eldred @. M. s., T. F. Talbot
o. D., III. c. Burnside; D. G., John w. Elliott
s. NJ, John W. Kobe.
( Comrade c. O. Teas, WATERFOWL, Mimi, In
forms us that VIM. A. Clark Post, No. 20, of
WATERFOWL, Mimi, was mustered on the 10th
inst. by Colonel A. f. Hammond. assistant
Mastering Officer, with seventeen charter MEM
bers and the following officers Commander. En-
nest Hainiin; S. V. c. Vinzens Heck; J. V
c., Frank Acker; Adj't. c. o. Teas; @. NJ. C.
G. Halgren; Surgeon, DIR. ID. Trent Chaplain,
A. Wedekind; O. d.. Walter st. John; o. c.,
E. III. Edwards; s NJ, John Mara; Q. Nj. s.,
Louis Krause.
Comrade A. Reider, Delano. Mimi, sends US
list of the officers of Robertson Post, No. 20,
of that place, installed on the26th ult, as fol-
lows: Commander, ID. N McCarter; S. V. c.,
A. Reider; J. V. c., Z. F. Ziebarth @. NJ, III.
Dyer; surgeon, Jonas Johnson; chaplain,
Richard Wilson; o. d., John Cunningham; Q.
NJ, Luther Cunningham; Adj't Ii. ID. Caldwell
D. g., j. III. Powers.
Comrade Samuel Halleocl1, Union Lake,
Mimi, writes us that s. A. Miller Post. No. -,
is in prosperous condition. and sends Us the
following roster of its officers: Commander, ID
Donovan; S. V. c., c. Runels; j. v. c., 5. 5.
Sloan; o. d., g. Hallcock o. g., j. Austin
Surgeon, f. Day Chaplain. j. Wood ADJ t.
w. Emery; Q. NJ. s., j. Crosby.
The National tribune., 1884-03-27
CONFEDERATE VETERANS.
The Movement to Establish Home for Them Al
Richmond. Va.


In accordance with an invitation, issued
few days ago by General John B. Gordon, OF
Georgia. to ex-COnfederates residing in New
York TO meet him at the St. James Hotel, in
that city, for conference with Populations from
the Grand Army of the Republic. IN the inter-
est of q home for disabled Confederate soldiers,
a large delegation was In attendance on the
Goth inst. from New York and brooklyn.
Among those present were General Roger A.
Pryor General Clingman, Major Clark, Cap
tain Splitter. of Richmond, and others Gen.
eral GOrGOn stated that the object of the meet
ing was to appoint committee of ex-C0nfed-
crates to meet and cooperate with committees
from the Grand Army in aid of movements
for a soldiers home AZ Richmond, Va Remarks
were made By General James e. O'Beirne, OF
FaFrasut Post; Major Walker, OF Brooklyn;
Captain John o. Calhoun. OF Arkansas Captain
Splitter of Richmond, and Colonel Dusenbery.
1t was decided TO appoint committee of seven
10 cooperate with the other committees, and on
the succeeding day General Gordon announced
the following gentlemen as constituting such
committee; Major w. III. Clark, of Virginia;
Major John e. Calhoun, of South Carolina;
Colonel Thomas L. Snead, of Richmond; Dr..
Theo. Steele, of Kentucky; Burton y. harri-
son. of Virginia, and Major w. III. Quincy, OF
Tennessee. Captain Arthur A. Splitter. adIutaRs
of Robert F. Lee Camp No. l, Confederate Vet
erans and Adjutant j. +. Beery, of Phi kear-
ney Post, G. A. f., at Richmond, who went
north to start the movement, have gone 20
Philadelphia to inaugurate similar movements
there.
The National tribune., 1884-03-27
WEST VIRGINIA.

At the annual Encampment OF the Depart
ment of West Virginia, at Parkersbnrg, on the
Both inst, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: Department Commander,
General w. III. III. Flick; Senior Vice-Com-
mander, General r. j. Northcote; Junior Vice
Commander Captain G. B. Smith; Medical
Director, Major ID. p. Morgan; Chaplain, Cap
Tain John Carln Council of Administration.
Major X. G. Moore, Colonel G.. w. Taggart, G.
N. Rathbone, b. +. Malone, Joseph Barker:
Representatives to National Encampment at
Minneapolis, Mimi, in June, Department Com
mander w. ii, III. Flick and Major A. c. Moore;
Alternate, Major Lee Raymond; At Large
Major S. +. Shaw; Alternate, Captain Barna
Powell; National Council of Administration,
Major j. V. Daniels Major J. " Daniels was
appointed Assistant Acknowledgement for the
ensuing year The Order is in q fiourishing
condition in West Virginia, having increased
over 100 per cent during the past year. The
place of the next meeting was fixed at Wheel
ing, the third Thursday in March, 1886.
We are informed by Comrade X. s. Morgan,
Ravenswood, w. Va, that Frost Post, No. is, of
that place, is in Furnishing condition, and
also that the following comrades constitute its
board of officers: Commander, S. w. Houston;
s. v. c.. R. s. Morgan; ]. v. C., II. s. Polling;
The National tribune., 1884-03-27
VERMONT.

We are informed by Comrade JAS S. Moody,
Starksboro', VT, that Garfield Post, No. 81. of
Lincoln, VT, is in good working order, with
thirty-eight members in good standing, and
that the following comrades constitute its board
of officers: Commander, z. Elliott; S. v. c.,
Capt John Lanigan; J. V. c., Jas. s. Moody
@ NJ, A. Basic; Surg, A. ]. Cushman; Chap
lain, $ B. Thompson: o. d., E. III. James; o.
g., jesse Coty: q. NJ. s., Thomas Smith Adj t.
Joseph Perrant; 5. ~, Geo. Smith.
The following is roster of the officers OF
Henry Post, No. q, of Chester, VT: Com.
mander, II. Henry; S. V. C., A II. Burgess; J.
V. c., Henry A. Bond; Chaplain, J. j. Miner;
@ Nj, Daniel W. Davis; Surg. Josiah Jefts;
o. d., NJ. ID. Whitman; O. G., Albert K. Reed
Adj't C. II. Larkin; S NJ James o. Smith; @
NJ. s., /. T. Park; l. s., Z. III. Carlisle; o. S..
Nelson Harper.
We have from Comrade G. o. Smith, Chelsea
VT, the following list of officers of Waterson
Post, No. 45, of that place: Commander, G.. F.
Reed; S. V. c., Smith Taylor; J. v c., NJ. O.
Coburn; Adj't, g. o. Smith; @. NJ, J. b. At.
wood; Surgeon, S. n Goss; Chaplain. Rev. Ii
Webster; o. D., II. B.. Lyford; o. G., f. E
Davis; s. n, G. o. Slack.
The National tribune., 1884-03-27
KANSAS.

We have, from Comrade R. w. Brown, Pres
colt, Kan, the following list of officers of os-
terhouse Post, No. Is, of that place: Com
mander, A. d. Perrin; S. V. c., C. Fyoek; J.
V. c., ]. T. Holmes; Surg, A. F. Baldwin
Chaplain, j. Batchelder; o. D., ]. P. Morton /;
Adj't, r. w. Brown: Q. NJ. ]. Faber; o. e.,
b. f. Miller; S. NJ, w. J. Shaffer.
Comra6e o. F. Smith. Osborne, Kan, sends
us list of the new officers of o. NJ. Mitchell
Post, of that place. as follows: Commander,
A. Saxey; S. v. c., George J. Wright; j. v. c..
A. B. Coates; @. NJ, d. Ward; o. G.. L. A. Lin
vile; o. D., w. F. Cochran; SURGEON, I. E.
Beeman.
Captain Trcgo Post, No. 1877, Wa Keeney,
Kansas, has adopted resolutions protesting
against the reinstatement of Fitz-Jol.n rorter
in the army. aud requesting the rseaideus to
The National tribune., 1884-03-27
NEW JERSEY.

Comrade A. L. Reybert, Plainfeld, N. j.,
sends us the roster of officers of Winfield Scott
Post No. 73, of that place, as follows: Com
mander, Edward j. OLSEN; S. V. c.. VIM. Ad-
dis; j. V. c., ]. W. Coddington; Adj't, Geo.W
Moore @. NJ, John E. Stewart Surg, III. III
Lowrie; Chaplain, John A. Goodwin; o. d.,
James NJ. Atwood; o. G., VIM. Hand; s. NJ,
Frank Whiteley; @. M. s.. ]. Fl. House.
We have from Comrade A. Wadman, juno
tion, N. j., the following list of officers of Geo
w. Taylor Post, No. 8, of that place: Com
mander, Martin Workheizer; Adj't, T. Hunt;
Q. NJ, A. Waidmann; S. V. c., John Bennett;
]. v. c., Chas. Jeffrey Chaplain, E. Gordon.
The National tribune., 1884-03-27
WASHINGTON C., MARCH

Fetch; s. v. c., 8. E. Cook; ]. v. c., Nelson
Cummings; @. NJ, Lyman G. Simons; o. d.,
Geo. ID. Knapp; Chaplain, Robt Cornwell;
Adj't. w. A Simons; S. NJ, ]. G. Morris; @.
M. s., w. E. Brainerd; o. g., jerry Driscoll /;
Surg, Chas. Walradt
Comrade John Seccombe, Valatie NY, sends
ms the following list of the officers of Thomas
M. Burt Post, No. III, Of that place: Com
mander, George III. Wooden; S. V. G., Thomas
Goldsmith; J. V. c., VIM. ii. Pulver; @. NJ,
John SeccopbeJ; Surg, Arden Dayton; Chap
lain,. f. F. salisbury; O. d., John OConnor
Adj't, G. F. Chryster; S. NJ, Z. NJ. Kline.
Comrade II. A. Waters, Oxford, N. Y, sends
rs list of the officers of Oxford Post, No. 196,
as follows: Commander, S. f. Mcfarland; S.
v. c., c. NJ. Dodge; J. V. c., w. L. Carl Adj't t,
SIS Stafford @. NJ, III. 0. Daniels; 0. d., J.
Phelps Chaplain, Rev. L. F. Moore; Surg, D.
N. Lee; o. G., III. A. Waters.
The National tribune., 1884-03-27
COLORADO.

As an illustration of the importance Of Posts
issuing printed rosters Of their members Com
rade Justin B. Hodges, Colorado Springs, Colo,
writes US that recently q stranger-R III. RAN
doiPh--came to Colorado Springs seeking relief
from rheumatism. As soon as it was aseer-
tanned that. he was a member of the Grand
Army he was visited by number of comrades
of Post No. p, and Commander d. W. Robbins
presented him With roster OF the Post His
eye at once caught the namc of Andrew Searies
company X, 1st Illinois cavalry, an old ness
mate of his whom he had not seen for twenty
two years. he requested that Comrade Searles
be at once sent for, and on his arrival q most
affecting greeting took place between the long
separated comrades.