The National tribune., 1885-01-01

Van Sickler; j. Y. O., John Teft; Surg, barney
Burns @ NJ. John j. Buchanan; o. d., j. ii. Ar
gorsnger; o. G., Alex. Antis; Chap, Jas n. Bough-
ton. Delegate. j. j. Buchanan: Alternate, VIM:
A. Ely.-C. D. Chison. Mount Morris: Officers of
J. E. Lee Post No 2sI Commander, c. D. Chill
son; S. V. c., J. T. Smith; j. V. c.. Geo. Putnam;
o. d.. r. G. Moses; Chap, c. F. Braman; o. c.,
Adjt Walter Kemp. Delegate to Department En-
campment, Col. NJ. L. Sovilie; Alternate, Harlem
of Oisrien Post, No e5: Commander, Charles 4.
Taylor; $. V. c.. George p. Natteson; ]. V. c., G.
c. butcher; @ NJ. Daniel T.. Taylor; Surg, Law
renee Reynolds Chap, Walter E. Van Alstine; o.
d., John E. Peterson; o. G., John w. Byron. Rep
resentativcs to Department Encampment. Andrew
2. MeCarty, Walter R. Perry; Alternates, Jas. H.
condition and its membership increasing steadily.
-James II. Duff, Forestport: Officers of Walker
c., Otis j. Thayer; J. V. c., E. b. Murdoch; Q. NJ,
Philip G. Kmer; o. d., George J. Klock; o. e.,
Eras:us Horton; Chap, Edwin Turner; Surg,
tcrnate. William A. Rittenout.-R. A. Moher,
Loudonvle: Officers of Fisher Post, No. 300:
JW o"H C Manliff Fsinr MURPHY surg. r. p Wallace o.
II. c. Bishop; Q; G., l. vanscoder Representa
Clute, Fonda: Officers of Vanderveer Post No. 81:
Commander, S. w. Horning; s. " c., F. ID: Stronch-
en-; J. V. C, Andrew NeWkirk; Surg; w W: & D.
o. D., George Avery: O. G. jeremiah Mutt Dele
gate, c. N Ballou; Alternate .Jno. c. McGuire.--
Officers of Hood Post. No. 81, Medina: Commander,
H. Hood O. NJ H. NJ, Colby Surg, II. PeclSham;
Chap; II. n: Hopkins; 0. D., e. p searls; o. g.,
n. Hopkins; Alternate, A. J. Bush-Ofcers of
Dudley Donnelly Post, No. 1s3, Suspension Bridge:
Donaid; "v J. C.. n. T E. G. wadhams; ms surg, surg jas. jas
o. D., L. G. Harwood; O. G., Thomas johnson.
James Low.--M. II. Delong. Greenwich Officers
of Albert Nj. Cook Post, No 326: Commander, Jno
w Richards; S. " c., John Baumus; ]. V. c.,
tin Surty Dr alf
Chap, George Russell; o: D., Hiram b. Tefft; @.
NJ, Ruben z. Stewart; Q. G., Theodore Derby;
@. NJ s., Henry c. Morhous-Ira S. Reynolds
Windham: Officers of Henry Judd Post, No 42l:
Commando; william " 9n,I Fuller; s. " G.; Charles
+. sutton; Surg, George w. Tompkins; Chap, w.
II. Benjamine; 0. D., Jas. M: Weed o: g., kerlos
pS@pkns; Adt James Wells; s. NJ Edward
Katonah: Officers of McKeel Post, No. 120: Com
mander. Robert A. Reynolds; S. V. C., Abram S.
Surg, Daniel Avery; Chap, Charles Corbn; o.
D.. Robert Hit; o. G., George NJ. Avery. Dele
gate. James Little; Alternate. A. Knapp-Chris-
40: Commander, Albert r. Barlow; g. V. c.. j. e.
Os,rander; ]. V. c., Christopher Wise; Q. NJ.
2nn TaRas hfge Fl sas sas
Encampment, Alfred Farr; Alternate, c: Agans;
e; A. Chafree, Brush!on Officers of F; F. Wead
c. Henry s. Irish; J. v. C., Chas. H. Potter; Surg,
L. NJ, Wardner; @. NJ, A. J. Irish; Q. D., II. j.
Hall; 0. g., NJ. X. Maxim; Chap, &. l.. Klbbe;
Calvin II. Totman.-L. NJ. Howes, saranac: OH
GERS of /. s. Stone Post Commander, j. II. Signor;
sv CT J. p.ssn Redmond w G; ;IH,1 IL; A. Welsh V e
Cane; Surg, s. Haynes; Chap l.. Christian. The
Post has 75 members in good standing, and hopes
Barnes, Westport: S. Dwyer Post. No J2s was re-
Gently mustered here with 20 charter members
Officers of ID. b. Lewis Post, No. 419, Constantia:
Commander, John A. Griffin; S. V. G.: Chas; Mar
cellus; j. V. c., Fred Andrews; Adj't, John s.
Banning; @. NJ, Joseph Kenrick; Surg, james
Montaney n N O. D. r West & Chap; Robert Todd
William Danforth.
NEW JERSEY
New officers of Ulrich Dahlgren Post, No 25,
Elizabeth, n. j.: Commander, DR.. John Young
doerier; @. NJ. William E Townley Chap, Jacob
Thompson; Surg, DIR. L. w. Oakley; o. D., DIR.
S. s. Marsh; O. g.. George W; Decker. Delegates
to Department Encampment b. o. Horton, William
ii. Miller and DR.. l.. S. Marsh Alternates, +. III.
Seymour Jos. Seal and John Ryder
OHIO
Geo. w. Early Harmar: officers of G. B. Gates
Post, No 452: Commander, Thomas Wiseman; 5.
NJ, VIM A. Ropey; Surg, Enoch Huggins; Chap,
Rev. NJ. b. Cooley; o. d.. James Judd; 0. g. X.
pin; Adj't' Joseph Lutilringer. Council of Admin
istraion, George w. Early, Wesley Swords, Dam
iel Bereen.-M. l.. Tisdale, Findlay: officers of
Stokes Post, No. 81: Commander Capt. James
Wilson; S. V. c., George Arnold; j. Y. c., VIM.
Heiilebower; Surg DR.. T. w Firmin; Chap. Col.
VIM. Mungen; Q. NJ, NJ. L. Tisdale; o. d.; d. X.
Bond; o. e., Joseph Thomas. Delegate, George
Arnold; Alternate, NJ. L. Detwiler.-Theo. Alex
ander, Bowling Green: Officers of Wiley Post No
Ross; J. V. C.. Porter Ford; Surg, c. s. Lamb O.
D., Looman Van Tassel; o. g., r.. Eldridge Rep
II III. Mccormick, Rays: Officers Of Lieut. Fellers
Post, No 1914 Commander l. H. Mccormick; s.
Y. G., Thomas B. Thacker;, J. '; G. Isaac Clark;
Tn0 Ok Iav- han mn Surg
D. B. Tedrow; Q. D., W. J: Shepherd; O. c., VIM
sekles; Adj't; Henry H. Thaeker; S. n. E. J; Nc
ford, Newark officers of Lemert Post, No. Il:
Commander, Samuel J. Ewing; 8. V. c., Finley |
Stafford; J. V. G., Geo; Iden; 9 NJ L; H. clouse;
Surg, DIR. j. Wortring; Chap, Geo Mossbrook.-
Jno. w. Cusick, Tiltonsvic: Officers of Steedman
Post, No. Sls: Commander, John W. Cusick; S. "
i. =. Davis; @. NJ, Joseph Wilson; Surg. c. s.
Davis; Chap, J. NJ. Mackelfish; Q. d., Stephen
gene Rawson Post, No. So: Commander A. Young
s. V. c.. A e. Oppenheimer; j. V. c., Wash. Def
fsn6aush; Chap d. s. Moses; Surg r Taylor
G., Andrew Barto. Delegates to 10th Encamp-
ment D. A. Ranek, H. g. Stahl John p: Thomp-
Andrew Kline.--E f. Shall, West Richfed: Off
of A. n. Goldwood Post, No. i0i: Commander
Samuel S!l Fauble; s y G: Fred Boise; s, ~ G,
Evelyn l.. Shall; Surg, Sumner Pixley; Chap, r.
7: Gargett; Q. D., E. B: Reed; Q. G.,J S, Lee; s.
NJ, ". r. heeu.--W. VI. W Nilllafflson, Bradford:
Officers of Arnold Post. No. 161: Commander. w.
NJ. Williamson; s. v. c., J. ii. Drakcr; j. v c..
John Geltz; @, ~, Marshall Stone; Surg, John
Clark Chap, NJ L. Brown; o. D., John kauff- |
man; o. G., Reuben Enock Delegate to Depart
ment Encampment. w. NJ. Williamson; Alternate,
Neal Post, No 62: Commander, G. S. Harter S.V.
c., w. A. Slilen; J. " c., John c. Stipp; Surg, |
Dr. B. NJ. Sharp; Chap, NJ. NJ. Blue; Q. NJ, w NJ.
Van Fossen; o. d.. IL. IL. Neal; o. G., Il. M.Whitcs
II. r. Wilson, Kenton: Officers of Cantwcll Post
No. 81: Commander Godfrey Sutermeister; S. "
c., Charles Farmer; J. V. c., Oliver Smith; O. NJ,
l. e. Wilson; o. d., L. NJ. Collins; o. G., John
Krimblebine; Surg L. y. Tyson; Chap, Amos
Wroten. Delegate TO Ercampment, John ii. Smick
Alternate, Charles Brumm. :.
PENNSYLVANIA
p. c. George, Grard Station: Officers OF Pest
No. $685. Commander, J. f. pettibone; s. V. c., F.
NJ Chase; j. V c.. j. II. Trant 0. D. r. NJ God
Moore; @. NJ. A. A. Hopkins; Surg J. B. Robinson.
Delegate to Depar. leni Encampment, y. c. George
Alternate, Z. ID. B;iIsi.-J. o. Winchester, Pha- |
delphia: The following resolutions have been |
Post No 2, Department of Pennsylvania, GAR, |
witbdraws its approval Of and places itself
ord opposed to, the bill pending in the House Of
Representatives, known as the Lowering B,' |
which proposes to pension all surviving soldiers |
and sailors of the late war; by giving TO the robust
and abie-boded the same paid for |
total disability to enlisted SS per month";.
ResOiUed That join most heartily in all the
concentrations of the National Encampment of |
the Grand Army of the Republic in demanding |
that the utmost libcrality should he used in favor
of the aged disabled survivor of the war; that |
the rulings requiring the soldier TO prove that he
was able-bodied when he passed the examinations |
of the U. ). officials at enlistment, shall be re-
scinded; that pensions shall be increased for the
soldiers widow and children and TO such of the |
IIS.l.i ina th.f