The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-04-18
.UNGALLANT G. A. B. MEN.
THETn W4R UreN xiBRxsKrE Pesz,s
LADIEg RELIEF ASSOCIATION.

Yhe Memhsrs OF she Pest Say that tlss
Ladies' Used Their Mama wItheef An.
therify and the Ladies' Charge the Pest
withlInE gratitude and wa.t Or Chivalry
| The SUNDAY TArrLnR of last Sunday told
OF the dispute between zabriskis Post
Grand Army Of The Republic and zabriski,
Posts Ladies' Kulisf Association, that Lev
to an order from Zsbriskis Post directiac
the LAdIss' Relief socisty to aiscontinus
The use OF the Posts nans. The story st
trastsd universal attsntisn among Grand
| Army men in the city, and much inforna-
ton has been volunteered to the TATrLEH
upon the sukjsct.
Ex-Commsnder Gilbert P Robinson SAID
that the Post has just been incorporated,
And does not care to have ita name Used
witheRt authority. The Ladies Rslisf So
eisty, he added, is not made up o. Lag
relatives 81 msmbsrs of the Post; and thsy
have used the Posts name withous it's per-
Hissian. AZ times, he added, the Ladies'
Relief Association has stood in the light of
the Pest. If the Post prepared TO gst up
an entertainment for lis own bsnent snd
emelumeAt, 1t has occasionally found thai
the Ladies' Relief Soci7ty had already
worked tie field. The Post decided to get
rid Of them, and the rupture came in tEe
erder that thsy stop using ths Posts name.
A ladySsasnbcraof the Relief Society said
to the TIrTLsR that some of the Ladies'
Relief Society are relatives Of the Post
members They hays zsaleRsIy lent their
aid to the entertainment of the Pest, and
to the swelling of its exchequsr. The pro-
essds of their entertainments have been
turned over to the Post and gratefully
accepted by its Treasurer About year
and half since tho ladies procured o
handsome flag, which they presented to
the Pest. They Bought the mstsrisl, then
made II, and, last Of ell, gave it to the
members Is proof Of taeir good will.
Soms six months later they presented the
Post vita beautiful pair of silk gridons
which they needed very much. At that
time the ladies were sngels. After the
ruptsre LAST week Mrs Fitzhsnry. Com
sander of the Division attached T., Zsbris-
kis Post, wrote to Mrs. Grub, of Camden,
who Ii Department Commander for New
Jersey. Mrs. Grub arrived hers last
Thursday afternoon, and proceeded wish
Mrs. Fitxhenry and number of the msm-
bsrs of the Loyal Legion to the jail, to pay
visit to Joe Birmingham, Zabriskiss Post
Commander, 10 consult him as to the
future course to be pursued. After
short conversation, he abruptly
inforned them that he did Mnct
recognize then In any manner as bslong-
ing 70 ths Pest. In short, he treated thsn
In such q ohurlish manner thai they did
net rsnain long. They disbanded, and
will meet tomorrow evening for tia par
pose of recognizing They will likely ~
tash themselves to Ellsworth Post. After
leaving Commander Eltringhssn's august
presence, the ladies were not slow in ex-
pressing their indignation. From what the
TkrTLHR could learn there is q hne outlook
for division among the members of the
Post. A large number are in favor of the
ladies, and others very hostile to the fair
oAss. One Of the members is on the point
Of rssisnins. - his wife is one of the
abused ladies'