The National tribune., 1885-08-13

Fred Cocheu commanding.
Aids-AdJt General and Chief of Staff William d.
Cornell: William c. Booth, John Quevedo, Rob-
ert w. Reid Chas. Quinn, George T. Moulton,
William ii. Kelley, John H. Claton, John Lynch,
John +. Sias, Zachariah VOORHEES,, William A
Powers, 7. ii. Herman, Samuel j. Bains, Jacob
Glass, Lyman III. Essex JAS. f. Kelly, Frederick
Bryant, John Mcnamara, James Richie, Milton
l. smith, John ii. Conk, Gustavus Noege Wm
Blossfeld, John Goodwin, Frank Il. Tracy Henry
b. Cocheu, George T. Lewis, Henry Schuehart,
William &. Boness, J.. r. Strauss, Geo. j. Hardy,
N: II. Clement, and Richard Enoch. ~
Posts-Abel Smith, No 435; Harry Lee, 81; Mans
field, 81; Charles X. Doane, 1879; I. 5. Dakin, A,5;
Rankin, TO- Mallery, 81; German Metternich,
122; Frank Head Is; c. ID. Mckenzie, 399; Bar
Perry, SO; L. NJ Hamilton, 152; III. S Ford, l6l
S. f. Dupont, ls7; Devin, las; Kerswell, l49;
Thatford, 8; Gushing, 23l; w. l.. Garrison, 201
Winchester, 1877; U. S. Grant, 327; B. F. Middle
ton, 900; g. 9. Strong, 53i; Casper Trepp, 5S1.
DEPARTMENT OF CONNECTICUT.
Frank ID. Sloat Commander.
Details from all the Posts il the State.
DEPARTMENT OF MASSACHUSETTS.
J. w. Hersey, Commander.
Details from various Posts in the State.
DEPARTMENT OF NEW JERSEY.
Henry NJ. Nevius Department Commander.
w. b. Miller, Senior Vice Commander.
Samuel l.. Rockhill, Junior Vice Commander.
John l.. Wheeler, Asst Adj't-General.
Charles +. kirkridge, Asst Quartermaster General.
F.O. Cole, Inspector.
Phil e. Tufts, Chief Mastering Officer.
William Il. Madison, Medical Director.
Samuel Toombs, Judge Advocate.
William A. Bronson, Chaplain.
Posts-Phil Kearny, No. l. Newark; G.. Van
too Inc SS eWsi nakaf
No. Is, New Brunswick; Farragut, No. 80, Pater-
son; George II. Thomas, No. SO. Jersey City /;
son; Zabrskie, 80, Jersey City George G. Meade,
z, Passaic; +. NJ. X. Lee, 5. Camden; Lyon 10,
Vineland; Uric Dahlgren, 25, Elizabeth; Henry
Commodore Conoyer, 2 South Amboy; Uzai
Dodd, II, Orange; Custer. IL, Carlstadt; G. w.
Taylor, 9, Junction; Gen. Hunter, 6, Glassboro !;
Is, Hackettstown; John A. Dix, 10, Swedesboro;
Joseph K. Ridgeway, 81, Beverly; r. d. Baker,
Morristown; Aaron Wilkes, 80 Trenton; A
T. A. Torbert. "a, Morristown; Gen. f. A. Ghiras,
g. Mount Holly; Barry, q, Railway: Thomas
Il. Haines, 80, Princeton; Gen. Howell, 81,
Woodbury.; Joe Hooker, 80, Atlantic City; Acton,
49, PENIS Grove; Vanleer, 80, Gloucester City !;
VIM. B. Hatch, 81, Camden; Bartlett, 80, Cald-
well; John Meeray, 40, Cape May City; G. X.
ton; Parker Grub, L. Burlington Mai. J. II.
Dandy, 4s, Perth Amboy; Charles S. Olden, A,
Metuchen; Washington, As, Bordentown; James
B.Morris, 46, Long Branch Village; Vredenburg,
AZ. Manasquan; Lambert Borman, As, Fleming
ton; Larnard Tiee, 40, Millville John G. Tolmie,
80, Philipsburg; VIM. 7. Robson, 81. Camden !;
Davis, SO, Haddonfield; James NJ. Davitt. 81,
Dover Union IS, NIillvie Hamilton, Sc, Tren-
tom John yiFoster, 81, Woodstown; James A.
Garfield, 4, Newark; VIM. S. Pierson. SO, Bloom
Bateman, 60, Cetarville; Arrowsmith, 81, Red
Bank; Gen stahel, So. Egg Harbor City; Capt.
ElizabethpOrt; Isaac NJ. Tucker, Is, New
ark; j.; F. Reynolds, &c, Washington;
Po0frt R RossI Hsw B1unswek sen
69. Salem; Edward Townsend, 20, Goshen; John
William, II, Gloucester City; Gen. G. X. Warren,
q New Egypt; Winfield Scott, 2, Planfsld
vile; Samuel Mills, 76. Clayton; Ryerson, ~.
Tuckerton; Philip Van Rensselaer,, Is, BurIing-
ton; Frank Lloyd, 49, Old Bridge; Robt G. Shaw,
50, Morristown; Maj. Charles Woerner 81, Hobo
ken; James S. Stratton. 81, Mullica Hill; J. G..
Shackleton, SO, Mattawau; Reno, 81, Manchester;
VIM. G. Berry, IS, Woodbridge; John Hill, Sc,
Boonton, Edward Arnold, 81, Point Pleasant
Marcus l.. Ward, IS, Newark Thomas A. Smyth,
50. Eener; W. J. stedham. so. Yorktown; John
Herman, 81, Cape May, G. H.; John E. Beam, 81,
Bloomingdale, and Post 90, Elizabeth.
DEPARTMENT OF THE POTOMAC.
James w. Wisner, Junior Vice Commander. Kit
Carson Post, No 4.
Delegations from other Posts in the District of
Columbia.
DEPARTMENT DELEGATIONS
Ilnois.-W. w. Berry, Commander. Delegation
wisconsin,-C. Davidson, Commander Delega-
ton, 20 men.
Iowa-Department Officers Phil Kearny Post,
No. 40.
Kansas.-T. Mccarthy, Senior Vice Commander
Ohio.-R b. Brown, Commander. Delegation, 100
men.
Maine.-James A. Hull, Commander. Delegation,
% men.
virginia.-H. de B. Clay, Commander. Cailoux
Post No. 2.
California.-W A. Seamans Commander Dele
cation, 10 men.
New Hampshire.-M. NJ Coils, Commander. Dele
ton, 20 men.
Observation-Disclosures 10 men,
DISQUALIFICATION Post No. / Baltimore.
Indiana.-Keith Post, No. I3; b. j. Crosswait Post
No. 49,
Colorado-A " Bohn, Commander Delegation,
Delaware.-Delegation. 10 men.
Missouri.-Frank p. Blair Post. No. / Ransom
Post, No. 13l. Gen. Sherman is a member of
Minnesota Delegation Is men,
Tennessee and Georgia. - Ed. Maynard Post,
Texas.-Delegation Post Commanders.
VETERAN REGIMENrAL ASSOCIATIONS.
Brig. Gen. James r. O'Beirne commanding.
First Brigade.
I'd Veteran Fire Zouaves Fourth EXCELSIOR.
18th regiment, n. Y vols.
Anderson Zouaves, SD n. Y.
9th Veteran Corps.
9Th n. Y.
Veteran Association, list n. Y.
Veteran Association, 10th NJ Y.
Garibaldi Guards, seth Il. Y.
Continental Guard.
Chicago Union Veteran Club.
Second Brigade.
Col. Thomas Rafferty, commanding
Hawkins Zouaves, 9th n. Y.
United Association, 4th n. Y. veterans,
Both n. Y.
10th n Y, Mozart regiment.
AID n. Y, Tammany regiment.
Goth n. " Vol. Veteran Association.
I33d n. Y. Vol. Veteran Association.
l39th n. Y. Vol. Veteran Association
45th N Y. Vol Veteran Association.
The severed associations of Mexican War veterans.
Sons of Veterans. Department of New York
Third Brigade.
Brig. Gen. +. B. Spinola commanding.
Union Veteran Association LIST n j.
George n. Tibble commanding.
National Veteran Association OF Chicago
New Bedford Veteran Association.
Philadelphia Veteran Association.
Veterans of Regular Army
7th regiment veterans Col. l.. W. Winchester
commanding.
ed regiment veterans, Col. George w. Laird COM
mandng.
nth Regiment Veteran Association
9Th regiment veterans.
Soldiers and Sailors Union, of BROOKLYN
Sodaten-u nd Matrossen- Union of BROOKLYN E.
NJ. Crossant commanding.
War Veteran Association I4th Regiment of Brood.
Ign, Col. Il. b. Fowler commanding.
THIRD-CIyIC DIVISION
Mai. -Gen. NJ. T. Mcmahon
Aides-Gen. Arson q. McCook, Frederick s.
Gibbs Col John w. Jacobus Col John L. Per-
ley.
FIRST DIVISION.
Col. w. c. Church commanding
Society of the Cincinnati
Chamber Of Commerce.
New York Historical Society.
Union League Club.
Aztec Club.
United States Chi istian Commission
EX-Diplomatc and Consular Officers
Citizens Law and Order League Boston, Mass
Chamber of Commerce. New Haven Conn.
SECOND SUBDIVISION
Col John W. Marshall commanding