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MICHIGAN.

Comrade N. A. Abbott, Cassopolis, Mich,
writes us that the following officers of Albert
Anderson Post, No. 157, We're recently in
stalled: Commander, L. Aldrich; S. v G.,
Joel Cowgirl; J. V c., Thomas Sears; Adj't,
NJ. A. Abbott; G. NJ Jessie Harrison; Surgeon,
F. Goodwin; Chaplain, a. Garwood; o. D.,
Jacob Mcintosh; O. g., James Patterson; S. M.
O. C. Allen @. NJ. s., John Boyd.
Comrade Lewis Marville, Parkville. Mich,
sends us the names of the newly-installed off
GERS Of Ed. NJ. Prutzman Post, No 70: Com
mander, NJ. FL Bumphreg; s. Y G, J. T. Nc
Key; j. V. c., f. a. Bellman; @. NJ, J. Bon
ton; Surgeon, r. j. Secor; Chaplain, A. Me-
Laughlin; Adj't, n III. Horsington o. D., s.
F. Street: O. G., S. K. Burns; S. NJ, L. Mar
vile; @. NJ. s., - Arnold.
From correspondent at Biissfeld, Mich,
we have the following list of the officers OF
Scott Post, No. 43, of that place, Commander
w. G. Donaldson; S. We, w. A. Gle; J. "
c., J. Westerman; Surgeon, Dayton Parker;
Chaplain, W. H. Collyer @. NJ, W. f. Roders
o. D., N. S. Hendee Q. g., NJ. f. Rowe; Adj't
L. E. Harrington; Q. N. s, c. J. Miller; S NJ.
j. ID. Smead.
From Comrade Clark Vanwie, Morley, Mich
we have the following list of the new officers
of General Wool Post, No. 164, of that place
Commander, Orville Ball; S. V. c., NJ. t. Meth
away; j. Y. c. l.. / Hill; Surgeon, w. III
Hicks; Chaplain, William Rockwell @. M.
William Hill; o. d., Frank De Grof; O, G..
Samuel Glover.
Comrade Robert Anderson, Maple Rapids
Mich, informs us that Billy Begole Post, No
127, of that place. held its first annual Camp
fire on the 18th inst, and that, in spite of tht
severity of the weather. comrades from Ithaca
st. Johns and Fowler Posts were present, there
| being in all 300 persons there.
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MISSOURI.

Elwen Post, No. 1&0, was mustered at Ridge
way, Mo-, on the 7tn inst, by w. H Skinner,
special mastering office, assisted by comrades
from Neol Post, No. 124, of Bethany. The offi-
GERS elected are: Commander, John E. Opdyke;
S. V. c., Albert Reeves; J. V. c., Leyen NJ.
Sellers; Adj't, E. A. Cook; @. H., C. F. Fan
cham; Surgeon, Dr. Abel Barnes; Chaplain,
Pleasant Case; o. d., J. t. Anderson: o. G.. j.
c. Hatten; S. M., g. ". Grant @. III. S., w.
n. Stevens.
We are indebted to Comrade Henry G. Car
Isle, Shelbyville, No., for the following roster
of the officers of Post No. 102, of that place:
Commander, J. ]. Hiles; S. V. c., NJ. N. Bige-
low; J. V. C., o. P. Robson; O. D., w. NJ. Me-
Master O. G., John Bauer, Sr.; @. NJ, w. W
Lair; S. M., r. w. Gooch Chaplain, w. B
Davis.
We are indebted to Comrade William P
Reid, Shelbina, No., for the following roster Of
the officers of Lookout Post, No. So, of that
place Commander, j. S. Chandler; S. v. CIV
N. Ridge; ]. v. c., J. G. Dixon; Adj't, Alex
Graham; @. NJ, j. D. Livingston; Chaplain
49, Doolittle.
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MAINE.

Comrade Gilmore Emery, Newtield, Me-,
writes US that n. W Mitchell Post, No. so of
West NeN6eld, which was organized last June
with c4even charter members has now twenty
five. and sends Us the following list OF the
newly elected officers Of that Post Com
lnander John r. Wood; 5 v. C., Bergman
Rodgcs: J. Y. c., James Maddox @. NJ, Albert
DAVIS: @ NJ s, Joseph Linscott: Surgeon,
Thomas B. Stone; Adj't George landlord /;
Chaplain. Gilmore Emery; .. d., Geo. Smith /;
o. g., Cyrus Whetten.
From Comrade b. w. Curtis sherman Mills,
Nc. we have the following list Of the newly
elected officers of Asbary COldwell Post. No 81,
oil that place: Commander, Randall Gallison :
s. Y. c. A. Cnshman, Jr; J. Y. c, B. ID. Col
lins: Surgeon, Abe Hanson: @. n. Il. w. Cur
lis: o. d.. y o. Roberts; O. g.. William Gill
chrest Adi't, c A. Robinson; s. H., A. 7. Rob
inson: Q. ~ s., IT, A. Stubs. This Post has
now a membership Of eighty-three, aud is IN
good working order.
Courade L. Q. Morse, Liberty, Me-, sends us
the following list Of the newly elected officers
of F. IL Bradstreet Post. No. Al, OF that place,
which has now cightv-fonr members: Conf
mandcf. j o. Johnson; s.N c., A II. Clement;
J. Y. C., J. ID. Bryant; Adjt, l. G. Morse; q
H., 7. +. Carpenter; Surgeon, J. Z. Brown
Chaplain. Alexander Noodman: o. d., Briggs
Turner: o. c., Thomas Smith; 5. NJ, L. T.
Roweu Q. N. S., r. i. Howes.
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NEW JERSEY.

Ataregular meeting of Aaron Wilkes Post, No.
%, Of Trenton, n. j.. resolutions were adopted
protesting against certain portions of the last
Assistant Adjutant-General's report where he
claimed that loaferS and tramps'' paraded the
streets with Grand Army badges on their
breasts, and that " free lunch of beer" is par
taken of by many Posts and paid for out OF the
relief fund, and denying the truth of the allie
cations, SO far at least as Post Nc. % is con-
cerned.
CoInrade Joseph r. Roberts, Prospertown, n.
J.. informes us that g. X Warren Post, No. y,
New Egypt, \. J., is in a prosperous condition,
and that the following officers have been elected
for the coming year: Commander d. c. Han
kins: S V. C., ]. McGrath j. Y. C., ii. Parker /:
Adj't, G. b. BTasted: Q. NJ, B. +. Bussum o.
D., J. A. Roberts; O. e., H. Worth Chap, w.
n. Archer: S. H., J. Martin King; O. NJ. s., j. S.
Eldridge.
"Snider," Vineland, n J., writes us that
Lyons Post, No. 10, of that place, held very
pleasant Campfire on the evening of the 9th
inst which was participated in by the Ladies'
Relief Corps and Sons of Veterans. After sup
per readings were given by Captain Lord and
Comrade f. C. Hall, and violin solos by w.
Gibson and Geo. Reed.
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NEW YORK.

Surgeon" 81. townsville, n. y, writes Us
thai Alonzo Smith Post, No 356, Of that place,
held IFS first annual Campfire on the evening
OF the 18th inst, al which fully 1880 persons
were in attendance. The exercises were opened
by remarks from Commander g. W. Scndder.
after which there Was singing by chorus of
young ladies. Remarks were made by Com
rade VIM T. Churchill, and COmrade Dys-
lin and others contributed in various ways TO
the evenings entertainment. Oar correspond
ent also informs us that Joseph Smith, father
OF Alonzo Smith, after whom the Post is named,
presented the boys with two burial lots, pleas
antly located IN the village cemetery, to be used
fDT the purpose OF interring the remains Of
comrades who die in INDECENT circumstances.
A meeting Of Grand Army men was held re-
Gently in the Common Council Chamber,
Brooklyn, IN response 70 an appeal by veterans
Of the Confederate army for contributions to a
fair 70 be held IN Richmond Va, IN aid Of in
diEent Confederate veterans. Colonel McIeer
presided, and addresses IN favor Of the object
Tor which the meeting was called were made
by Corporal Tanner, Commander Walker Major
COrwin. and others. 1t was suggested. among
ether things, that the Academy of Music be
hired for mass meeting, at which the Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher viii be asked to preside
The suggestion was adopted, but the date OF
the meeting was not fixed.
Colarade r.. DE Ling. jamestown. N. Y. i'm
forms us that James M. Brown Post, Of that
place. has adopted resolutions requesting Con
gress 10 enact such measures as viii enable tho
United States Government 10 pay the soldiers
and sailors the difference IN value between the
money they received and gold, and also thai
the provisions Of the law heretofore enacted o.
granting public lands 10 soldiers OF other wars
be 50 amended as 10 include the soldiers aEe
sailors engaged in the late war for the suppress
sion Of the rebellion.
Comrade John A. Dearborn, Hamburg NY.
writes as that N J. Swift Post, No. 44O, wa
organized on the 1lth of January last, will
eighteen charter members and has excellen
prospects Of rapid increse. The following i
roster Of its officers Commander, Rev. J. J
kfyes; d w c., Il. ID. Abbott, M. d.; J.v. c.
c. T. Haviland; Adjt, c. W. Bourne, Nj. ID.
H., ]. A. Dearborn; o. D., Wayne White
Chaplain, A. III. Gresham o. G., J. A. Taylor
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INDIANA.

Gomrade J.. l.. Gilpin, Portland, Ind, writes
us that he mustered Benjamin Shields Post,
No. $50, with twenty-six charter members, at
Dunkirk, Ind, on the eth inst, and that the
following comrades constitute its board of
officers Commander, James w. Racer; S. v
G.. James A. Sullivan J. v. c., John G. Men
dcnhall; Chaplain, Wn Frank; Surg, ]. w.
Armstrong; O. NJ, w. w Payton; @. D., John
g. Ridge; 0. g., p. II. Albright; Adj't, Jas. l..
Hubbard.
correspondent at Mount Vernon Ind, sends
Us the following list of the newly elected officers
of Shannon Post, No. so, of that place Com
mander Vane Miner; S. V. c., Ed S. HAYS;
J. Y. C., Stafford Carr; Q. NJ, George Helm
rich O. d., Robert McGill; o. G., Fieldon
Chamberlain; Adj't, James Barker Surg, w.
Whitworth; Q. NJ. S. and S. NJ. not appointed
yet.
The following is list Of the officers of Ben
ton Post, No. %, of Fowler, Ind, sent us by P.
linn, of that place: Commander, d. E. Streight.
S. V. C. j. /. Lewis; ]. v. G., L. Lafountain
@. NJ, FL. d. Clark; O. D., Thomas sheply
o. G., P Moran Chaplain, W. r. Harkrider
Surg, p. b. Willewby; S. NJ, J. w. Burns; O.
NJ. s., William Bottenhurg
From Comrade F. NJ McNair, Martinsville
Ind we have the following list of officers OF
Perry NJ. Blankenship Post, No. ". of that
| place: Commander, William III. Miller; S. "
! C., w. III. Farr; j. V. c., NJ. c. Collins @. NJ
| A. r. Vansickle 0. D., James M. Blair; 0. G.
John Kriner: AdTt William w. Kennedy; @
| NJ. s., James Seaman; S. ", T. NJ. McNair.
Comrade W. B. Ray, adjutant, Thomas J.
Harrison Post No. 80, Kokomo, Ind, sends us
a copy Of the resolutions recently adopted By
that Post thanking Senators Logan and ingalls,
and Representative Steele for their efforts in
| behalf Of the soldiers, and Congress for giving
| preference to wounded and disabled soldiers IN
filling official positions.
Comrade Charles w. Miller Terre Haute
Ind, syrites us that Morton Post, No. /, of thai
place, held very pleasant entertainment re
l Gently. Addresses were made by several o.
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Wehaye received from Comrade r. NJ Brown,
Pavilion, n. Y, the list of officers of John M.
Hutchinson Post, No. 243, of that place, in
stalled on January Is, by Comrade T. ]. Will
son, as follows: Commander, James w. Dow I;
s V. c., Theo. Nj. Brown; j. Y. c., Lorenzo
Browncll; o. D., James S. Fiero; q. NJ, Geo.
c. Graves; O. G., VIM. Gellett; Chaplain, Milo
Olmstead Surgeon, John Nj. Fiero; Adj't, Ed
son w. Hoyt; S. NJ, g. ID. Whitney; O. NJ. s,
J. Mallery Huett.
Comrade A. n Bradt, Hannibal, Ny. writes
us that new Post was organized at that place
on the 18th inst, called Hannibal Post, No.
AT, with twenty-eight charter members, and
sends us a list of its officers Commander, G.
A. Leonard; 5. V. c., ID. A. Acker: j. V. c.,
A. n Bradt; Surg, Alfred Rice; @. NJ, r. A.
Shoemaker; o. D. Joseph Albring; O. g.,
Sanford Palmer Chaplain, David Mcfarland
Adj't, Il. A. Powers; 5. NJ, j. A. Haven; q. NJ.
s., JAS. Draper.
Comrade C. A. Parks Sag Harbor, n. Y,
sends us the following list of the newly INSTALL
ed officers of Edwin Rose Post, No. ia, of that
place: Commander, Charles A. Parks; S. V. C.,
Thomas III. Strong; J. V. c., Jonathan A. Mil
Ter; q. NJ, James VI. Strong; Chaplain, Horace
Whitney; Surgeon, James H. Rogers, Nj. ID.
Adi't, James E. Burnell; O. D., John ID. Leek
o. O.. William NJ Polly; S. NJ, James Hudson
@. NJ S. Charles b. Wade
From Comrade Z. NJ. Stevens, Weedsport, n
Y. we have the following list of officers of j.
f. Whiteside Post of that place, installed by
Comrade Root, of Lockport Post, No l75, Port
Byron, n. Y: Commander, o. j. Foreman; ).
Y. C.. T. S. Barker; ]. Y. c., Aaron Ward; o.
e.. John Shmieder; ADJ, Z. NJ Stevens; s. M
Martin Conlin.
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KANSAS.

Post No. 1862 of Dunlap, Kan, has adopted
resolutions requesting Congress TO make good
to the soldiers the difference between the de-
preeiated currency in which they were paid
during the war and gold; also. that the stat
ute giving preference to wounded soldiers in
appointment to office be enforced. The resolu-
tions also request that the Kansas delegation
in Congress give its support TO the bill pension
ing ex-prisoners of war and present a bill Civ
ing pension to every surviving enlisted man.
We are informed by Comrade Milton N
CoWles, Brookyilie, Kan, that Post No. 235, of
that place. has recently elected the following
officers: Commander, NJ. n. Cowles; S. V. c.,
F. NJ. Cole; J. V. c., Alonzo Northrop; Sur
geon, e. n. Stearns; Chaplain, A. Jennings; O..
d., i. Washburn; 0. G., Major McCune; Adj't,
J. A. Armstrong; @. NJ, nj. 5. Amos; @. NJ. S.,
E. r. Ward.
writes us that l.. f. King Post, No. 105 held
its installation of officers on the 18th ult as
follows. Commander, VIM. H. Norris S. v.
c., Charles Cline; J. v. c., S. Baldwin; Sur
geon, Henry Kirgensmith; @. NJ, w A. Shan
non; Adj't e. j. Leppelman; o. D., O. Coun-
! Gil; o. c. NJ. R. Bruce; Chaplain, w. w CHS
man; S. NJ, +. L. Jones; @. NJ. s., A. MARROW.
| Comrade W. H. Weston, Cherryvale, Kan,
| informs us that Hackleman Post, No. 142, of
that place, recently installed the following Off
GERS: Commander, w. H. Weston; S. V. c., A.
S. Duley; j. V. G., ]. III. Howard; Adjt, John
Billings; o. D., - Gibbs; O. g., George
Smith @. NJ, William Radferd; Surgeon, G.
G. Curtis; Chaplain, T. ]. Anderson; S. ~, S.
G. Watson; @. NJ S.. T. III. Lukenbill.
Comrade J. A. schoield, Shady Bend, Kan,
writes US that Rosseau Post, No. 1872, of that
place, which was organized on the Goth Of
April last with twenty charter members
has now membership of forty five, and is in
excellent working order.
Comrade r. H. McElhinny, Wilson, Kan
writes us that the installation of the newly
elected officers of Post No 115, of that place
| occurred on the 18th inst, Comrade J. A. Bald
ridge being re-installed as commander.
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sends us the following list of the officers Of
Roberts Post No. 104, of that place: Com
mander, Louis Rhue; S. V. c., Wash Robb
j. v c., H. II. Childs; Adj't, George Wathan
o. d., John Robertson; o. G.. William III. Nor
ton; Q. NJ, ]. Catheart; @. NJ. s., A. yanDe-
bergh; s. NJ, DIR. Patterson Surg, DE-. Lutgen
Chaplain, c. Wicks.
From Comrade J. W. Hyatt North Bend,
Neb., we have the following list of the newly
installed officers of SILLY Post, No 1O5, of that
place Commander, d. NJ. Strong; S. v G, J.
r. Cantlin; j. V. c., s. d. Coleman; Adj't, c.
w. Hyatt; O. d., III. c., Banghart; Q. NJ. DIR.
Elwood; Chaplain, j. W. Hyatt; Surg, S. F.
Blair; q. NJ. s, James Barber; o. g., Al Norris
S NJ j j. Kelser
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POTOMAC.

Commander Alexander and staff, of the
Grand Army Of the Republic, paid an official
visit to Burnside Post, No. &, Washington, d.
c., on the evening of the both inst. The Post
was attended by about 500 persons, composed
Of members Of the Grand Army from all parts
Of the country. Senator Logan delivered an
eloquent address the conduct of the soldiers
Of the late war, and was followed by Captain S.
S. Garrett, General Thomas Post, of Nashville,
Tenn; General II. J. Smith, of Post No 3, of
Memphis, Tenn; J. c. Stacy, Hon B. NJ
Cutcheon, of Michigan, and others
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THE GRAND ARMY.
News from the Departments The
Maine Encampment.

Blank applications for Post charter have
eecsl-selit in response to requests from the fol-
lowing during the week Josiah ii. shaner,
Apoea. \. Y; DR. Matthias spyres, Blackburn,
Washington county, Arkansas; Charles IL,
Zones. Wayncsburgh, Ohio; e. NJ Hodgson,
White Plains, \. " making total of l9i
since the beginning OF the present administTa-
ton.
TIE TRrBuNE has also forwarded TO the fol-
lowing during the same time blank applications
aar Noaiai,'s Relief Corps charters }. b. Dennis
Traer. Iowa, aud J.. l.. Colby, Tekamah, Neb.
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NEBRASKA.

From Comrade Thomas Wiles Plattsmouth,
Neb., we have the following list of the officers
of Post No. 40, of that place: Commander,
Thomas Wiles; s. V. G., J. Thomas; j. v. c.,
George Poisell O. Nj Barnhart; a. @. NJ,
III. Cooper; O. d., b. Hcmple; O. e., - Cal
houn; Adjt, Benton Kinkade; s. NJ, ]. s.
Newland Chaplain, Sam NJ. Chapman.
Comrade ]. B. Robertson, Talmage, Neb.,
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WISCONSIN.

Conrade j. b. Messerschmidt Palmyra, Wis,
writes lis that a new Post was mustered, with
thirty two charter members, at Palmyra, Wis.,,
on the 10th inst, and that the following off,
GERS were elected Commander, E. d. Gray; S.
V. c., Charles Collier; J. V. c., George Terwil-
Tiger; @. NJ, ]. B. Messerschmidt; Chaplain,
A. S. Porter; 0. D., s. S. Cotton; Adi't, David
Craig; A. @. NJ, G. III. Buzzell Asst Adj't, G.
ID. Cummings.
The following list of officers elected by Geo.
"a. Stevens Post, No. 100, of Fox Lake, Wis,
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DAKOTA.

We are in informed by Comrade John E..
Risedorph. Lake Preston. Dakota. that a new
Post named after General E. ID. Baker. has
been organized at that place, and that the fol-
lowing constitute its board of officers: Com
mander, John E. Risedorph; S. V. c., E. f.
Needham; ]. V. c., A. G. Pattee; Adj't. S. F..
Greenleaf; @. NJ, j. n Willett; o. D., J. K.
Perkins; @. NJ. S., Clark Lindsay Chaplain, J.
I. Otis; o. g., George Leighton.
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were present, provided by Heath Post. Invi-
tations had been sent to X. w. Mullen Post, Of
yassalboro; Elbridge Pratt Post of Fairfield,
aud Sergeant Wyman Post, of Oakland Many
of the members were present aud heartily en-
joyed the bountiful bill of fare, which con-
sisted of cIam-ehowder, coffee, hard-bread,
fish, pickles, and cigars. After the collation.
had been disposed Of songs, speeches. rectations,
&c, filed up the time until late hour
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TENNESSEE.

From Comrade W. A. Charles, Bulls Gap,
Tenn, we have the following list of the newly
elected officers of A. j. Lane Post No. 13, of
that place. Commander, n. T. Beal; S. v c.,
VIM. A. Charles; j. V. c., Harrison Hartman; ;
@. NJ, George w. Chambers; Adj't, John N.
Moore; Chaplain, f. Coon; Surgeon. Samuel
Long; O. d., c. C. Evans; o. g., William Price !;
@. N. s. Josh. Berry.
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FLORIDA.

Comrade William James, Jacksonville, Fla,
writes US that a Post was organized at that
place on the DIST inst, when the following
officers were chosen; Commander, VIM. James;
S V. c., Thomas S. Wilmarth; j. v c., John
T. Talbot; O. NJ, Albert S. Ashmead; Surg,
F. J. Gould: Chaplain, Rev. S. D. Paine
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NEW MEXICO.

Ben" Wallace, N NJ, sends us the follow
ing roster of the officers of Ben Hopper Post,
No. 4, of that place: Commander, James l..
Morris S. V. c., Il. w. McIlvain; J. v c. Ben
jamin Barker; o. d., w. II. Morris o. G.,
Nicholas Berry; @. NJ, ]. t. Hartman; Chap
lain, E. j. Edgar Adjt, Charles z. Duffy.
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the comrades and recitations by Misses Maude
Hosford, Minnie Strause and Ora May.
Comrade r. W. Marshal, Rose Lawn, Ind,
writes us that Post No. 253, of Dat place, which
was organized last November, has now twenty
nine members, with eleven applications on file.
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CONNECTICUT.

Comrade William H. Pease, Middletown,
Conn. writes rs that Major John C. Breach
commander OF Mansfield Post, of that place
was recently presented with a gold-headed
eboay cane by the comrades Of the Post.
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The Grand Army sleeve-buttons that you sent
to me have arrived and and my family are very
much pleased with then.-Henry p Marley, Coeh-
ranton, Pa.
received the sleeye-buttons and am well pleased
with them They very nice indeed. ID.
Morgan Warrensburgh, Mo.
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KENTUCKY.

Comrade George NJ Ginger, Maysville, KY,
writes us that Post No. 3D. of that place has
now membership of fifty-two, and is in ex-
cellent working order.
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WELCOMING 4 BJPTIST PASTOR

Welcome services were held last night at tho
Twcntythrd street Baptist Church in recognition OF us
new PASTOR the Rev L. A. Crandall, formerly OF Oswego
" Y The Rev Dr. j. f. Elder. OF the Epiphany Baptlss
Church. presided. Dr. Armtage, In welcoming MI
Cranlall said that a minister in New-iork was
not able to make frequent visits 10 his church members
unless he neglected his pulpit and then the people VIII
say: "'e is lovely fellow, like brotherto every one
of us but you'll never hear from him on the Day Of Juds
ment for his good preaching, and the Lord knowsNs
poor preachings we have on sundays
agree with Or. Annitagc," said the Rev. Dr. CROSBY
Ihe people don't want tinsel in the pulpit They know
the difference between sermons and lyceum lectures
have witnessed instances OF the treatment ~ meter
o,lox mini terra, one Presbyterian. who sad that 10
didn't believe that Noses wrote the Pentateh he, aud 10
still In his church and the other baptist wing
was quickly bounced our, and soon after appea'e"
among the Unitarians. us.x
Dr. Macarthur came In while Or. Crosby was talking
and followed hlnu few remarks, rctewlng also gs
dute, OF the pastor of church, IN thr cOurs" ~ "s
he said was paincd to-day by the remarks "
friend an officer In great church across the rfer ss
spoke in sOrrow Oi his pastor mention no names oas
YOU will all know of whom speak Ny friend ion n4
In hcaNiueSs of spirit OF the sadness which oNerWhs
him In seeing this great light OF the ov ni,,s
turning aside In these years rom iAe ri
coutra,teI this with that Of the other se Nv"
preacher. spurgcon and his work IN London. inc IL
who gliie, in Christ il meet success ana haPJ
Hess but the ho turns his back on the Nold VI IN
will nave men turn their backs on him. No lG'a 80
hold his grip ON men, who loses his own hold on uod
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District held n largely attcpded meeting NJ no. avs
Third ave last evening The greatest enthusiasm PFC.
vailed ~ Brophy presided and speeches were made by
G. A. +. Goldey and Matthew McEnroy. - -,
The Blaine and Logan Irish Indcpcndent 'lnp oi ,ne
WIN Assembly District held largc and entnns'sS.c
meeting met night at it, hail. No 81 south Warrington
sou,rc n. A. Mathews. George W. Dcasc, William SUI
Ivan, aud I. H. tgam spoke. =, ,,...
lively and interesting meeting at the Johh H. 'f1nes
Republican Association was held ut its clnh rooms NO.
90 frcenwic-st last evening isaac stinhhught was
elected prrsl.nt and Arthur Gnodspccd srrctnry. Tho
club Starts our with membership "f 100 nid VIII br III,
creased to double that number within Few days hd
viii turn 100 strong ~ N" grrnt painh' hc
club addressed by Peter ~ SiyVr'nn, huu 'lin",
Rice After the spending Louis Raymond entertained
the club with rcctHtions. -,
Al the meeting II the Blaine and Logan campaign EN-,
~ the tenth election district "t the lhrl""lh war; hr
La, night speeches made by Thomas DoughrFty
and Howard Concklin. -, 4. . a..
largely attended meeting was held last nigt NJ No:
400 Avenne c. IN the Twcntyrsi election district oi
Ia, XIvth Assembly District. Speeches herc male by
Jacob G. butcher Jr, Charles T. "'ihieii ana ih"'""
H. Young. ,, -,
retlng Of frat voters hold In the club rooms oi
the Eleventh ward Republican Association ~ No loi
East Twelfth-st. last night. The rooms ana hanWHy
were crowded with Young men. Jacob g. butcher Was
the principal speaker.