The National tribune., 1886-01-07

D. Webb Post. of this place: Commander, J. II.
Brown; ;. v: G., Seno kaucher; }. '. C., George
ger; Surg, +. Purdy; Chap. Allen h. Daugherty;
q. D., George Eagle; o. G., ID. Il. Dean. Delegate
to Department Encampment, MERIT Ridge; Alter
nate Allen Cain.
KANSAS
l.. A John, Parsons: Officers of Parson Post: No;
l69: Commander, ]. X Cook, J. V. G., Fred
Wodke; J; V. c., Thomas BARRIER; q. NJ, l.. John;
{. Reynolds; o. G., J. Stamford. Delegates to the
Encampmemt J. J. Holland, 4. J. Corbin.
Il" Teoumseh: Officers OF Jesse Nelson Post,
No g.: Commander, Jas. Wise; :. V. g., Emor
England; j. V. C., - Nixon: Chap, IL. Lieu
rance; q. NJ, Philip Riley; O. d, G. +. ColweIl;
o. g., Charles Aye. Delegate 20 State Convention,
T. England.
Officers of Ellsworth Post, No %, Ellsworth:
Commander, J. 5. Card; :. V G., c. f. Clark; j.
V. G., Charles Robinson; Q. NJ A. Patterson;
Surg, J. X. Doic; Chap, George Armstrong; o. d.,
T. :. Smith; o. e., +. ID. Melville. Delegate to
Department Encampment, Perry Hodgdeni Alter
Officers of Shields Post. Kansas City: Com
mander, Charles II. Quade; 5. C. Francis Hahn;
ter Bergumann; Surg, Joseph Loefier; q. NJ, ;.
w. Mdaur; -. C., James Lawson. Delegates TO
the National State Convention Joseph Loeiiier, ).
w. kidwel.
Officers of Gen. Rice Post. No. IL Topeka: Com
mander, Z. III. Coney; :. V. G., David Barkey ).
V. c., =. Hughes; o. d.. w H. Poland; o. G., Will
liam shannon; Chap, J. c. Young; q. NJ, III. Il.
Bush; Surg, j. NJ. Baum Representative TO the
Department Encampment, ;. \. Wood; Alternate,
j. NJ. Bair.
Officers of Lincoln Post, Topeka: Commander,
T. J. Anderson; = V. C., A. T. Campbell; }. v =,
A MeGregor; O. NJ, +. Cady; surg Dr = r. r.
Sheldon; Chap, Rev. 4. J. Garrison; .. d., Z. +.
Tinghast; o. e.. J. w Tobias Delegates 10 the
Department Encampment, l.: j. Webb; j. Is; john
son, 4. Is. Campbell. John T. Bradley, W. r. Goode-
naugh, George III. Evans.
Officers OF burnside Post, Wyandotte: Com
mander, W. ii. Hurry; 5. V. C., l. H. lsbell; j. V.
NJ, &. ii. Carpenter; o. d.. J. w. Dash; Chap, ID.
". Shumate o. c., r. r. Bogard. Delegates, l.
Ii. Isbell, William H. Young.
ii. H. Graham, Parsons: Officers of Post No. $50.
of this place: Commander. |. y. McCreary; :. V.
G.. John Lyle; J. v. G, Ed Palmer; o. d., H. H.
Graham; o. c.. w. c. Myers; Surg, A. +. Sclea-
BILE Chap, }: n. Coldwell; q. NJ: W: &. King;
Adjt, l.. G. Bigwood; $. NJ. ID. V. Fithien. Dele
gate to State Encampment, I; {. Corey;
Officers of Post No. -, Caldwell Commander,
James NJ. Thomas; s V. C, ID. T. Huntley j. '.
c., George Spicer; Chap, ]. n. Cooper q. NJ, ;.
NJ. Donaldson; o. d., +. w. Kulms; o. c. Henry
". H. Odell, Great Bend Officers of Pap Thomas
Post, No. 50, of this place Commander W H.
Odell; :. V. c., Parker Corbin; J. V. G., David
Turner; @. NJ, G. w. Mitchell o. d., C. NJ. Smith;
Q. g., James + Savage; Chap, Rev 5 H. Enyeart;
Surg a. : Allen; Adjt George rs W. Thatcher ha,e, :.
D. n. Hezer; Alternate, David Turner
G. A. Nieholetts. Humboldt: Officers of Vicks-
Hettinger; 5. V: G., c. A. Frank j: V; C., H. ID.
Smith; @. NJ, VIM. Rath; Adj't, G.. A. Nicholetts;
o. d., c. NJ. Smith o. G., X. s Rogers; Chap, W.
T. Chamberlain; Surg. +. r. Russell. Delegates TO
Department Encampment +. n. Vert and J. b.
Young: Alternates o. Hottensten and Jas. Pecr
MARYLAND.-
General Order No H. issued at Baltimore, Dec.
q, by order of John w. Horn, Department Com
mander-Thomas l.. Matthew'S A. A. G.,-contains
the following:
The 10th annual session of the Department of
Maryland will be held in the hall of Wilson Post,
No. l, in the Riato Building, corner of Holiday
and Second streets, Tuesday Feb. 9, at 10 o'clock
a. m. The Council of Administration will meet at
Department Headquarters corner South and Sec
ond streets, at 730 m Feb. l. The following detail
for the Encampment will be made by the Com
mander of Wilson Post, No. l, to report TO the
Assistant Adjutant- General at $50 a. m. on the
day of the meeting of the Encampment, to wit:
One Officer Of the Day, Officer of the Guard, six
comrades for guard duty. The attention of Post
Commanders is called to the importance of having
the reports for the fourth quarter with the per capita
tax forwarded to these Headquarters Immediately
after the last meeting in December. Any Post i'll
arrears for reports of dues cannot be admitted to
representation in the Encampment. The officers
elect for the ensuing year will be installed at the
first regular meeting of the Posts in January by
the Senior Past Post Commander present, unless
some special detail is made for the purpose In
stalling officers cautioned not to install the
officers of any Post unless all reports and dues to
Dec 81 have been forwarded nor will they install
any Post Quartermaster until he has given bond as
required by the Rules and Regulations Chap s. Art.
z, Sec. L. Posts are authorized to hold public in
stallments if they desire, but they cautioned
not to any part of the Ritual in doing. Posts
that have not yet reported the names of the officers
and Deegates-elect will please do so Immediately,
TO enable the Assistant Adjutant-General to
advice and consent of the Council of Adminstra-
tion the charters of A ID. Reynolds Post, No 23 at
Ellicott City, and g. X. Warren Post, No. %, at
Waverly, are hereby annulled Rolls for the sub
scribeTs to the Comrade u. S. Grant Grand Army
Monument fund have been sent to every Post Com
mander in the Department direct from the AdIu-
tantGenerals office 1t is hoped these rolls will be
promptly made out and with the amount of sub
scription, sent to these Headquarters Immediately
MASSACHUSETTS,
The drawing of the prizes at the Col. Allen Post
fair took place at Gloucester on the 26th ult j. w.
Thayer, of Chelsea, drew the 81 600; VIM Allen, of
Brooklyn, y. V 500, and Louis Francis hand
some buggy; y The fair netted 81 500 to the Post y
Woods Post, No. 1!9, Of this place: Commander, b.
F. Brooks; 5; v; C., George w. Stetson; j: V; G.,
A II. Mott; @ NJ w. E. Bacon; o. d., G. f. vii.
son; Chap. Rev. 4. F. Bailey; o. c., Edwin Nye;
F. c. Luce New Bedford: Officers of VIM. L.
Washburn; 5. V. c., Roland w. Snow; J. W c.,
George 7. Clifford; @. NJ, Charles T. Burgess;
Surg, Fred: W Mosher; Chap, F. c. Luce; o. D.,
James L. Wilbur; o. G., George II. Clough; 5. NJ,
II. G. Fornham.
"Georgeson, Lowell: Post No. AZ is in splendid
condition, both numerically and financially Our
Commander Comrade Welch, was drummer boy
in Co. f, llth Mass, and only I3 years of age
when he enlisted He has been a working member
of the Post since 1875. The two most noted events
which have occurred in connection with the Post
during the past year the dedication of its ele
CANT and substantial new hall and the muster-in of
Gen. h. F. Butler.
Officers of Francis Washburn Post, Brighton:
Commander, A. j. Wilson; S. v. c. H. +. Ken
ncdy; J. V. c., James Madden @. NJ, A. b. Col
lier; Chap, J. Z. Sanborn; o. D., Michael Gala
han; o. c., John Cross; Adj't, A. L. Brock.
Officers of Post No 70, stoneham Commander,
5. L. Colley; s. V. c., James OLaughlin; j. V. c.,
Gus Andrews; o. D., r.. &. Silke; @. NJ, j. r. Fos-
ter; Chap, Hugh z. Miller; Surg, G. B. Carin; 0.
g., III. o. Chandler. Delegates, John Best and G. B.
Carlin; Alternates, James O'Laughlin and T.. G.
Silke.
Officers of U. 5. Grant Post, No. l. Melrose: Com
mander Edwin c. Gould; $. V. c., John Il. Mum
hall; J. V. c., Wendell p. Hood; Chap, Rev. r.
Eddy q. NJ, j. Il. Johnson; Surg, r. ID. Kigore;
o. d., j. >. Larrabee; o. c., F. NJ. Rogers
Officers of Post No. 81, Scituate Commander,
George o. Vnal; S. v. c., Benz Brown j. V. c.,
George w; Wilder; Surg, George B. Litchdeld
Chap, III. III. Chubuck; q. d.. f. f. Merritt o. e.,
Il. A. Prouty. Delegate to Department Convention,
III. H. Chubuok; Alternate, j. r. o. Prouty.
Officers of Willard G. Kinsey Post No. 139, Sum-
erville: Commander, NJ. ID. Jones $. v. c., Walter
J. Winward J. V. c., John Kelley; @. NJ, II.
A. Cemment; o. D., w w. Fish; o. G., Matthew
Fitzpatrick; Chap, Ell A. Smith; Surg, Stephen
James f. Davlin; Alternate, John Kennedy.
Officers of Gen. Lander Post, No. 5, Lynn: Com
mander Thatcher NJ. Currant; S.V c., w. III. Trasi,;
JV. c., w. A. Cotton; O. NJ, A S. Wright; Surg Jno.
S. Emerson; o. d., c. II. Watt o. g., w. T. Chris
tian; Chap, @, Il. Wright. Delegates G. f. Brown,
T. Larrabee, q. c. Higgins, David Walker w. A. Cot
ton, i. q. Kelley, Albert Parsons Willis l.. Hid
den James Frey, Thos Il. Peyton, Warren Bailey
w. NJ Martin, Frank M. Alley. q. ii. Stack pole H.
Nj. Packer, g. NJ Sprague; Alternates John For
rest, +. L. Lawrence, f. b. Billings, ID. NJ. Place,
Garfield CIarkson Paul. Lewis q. Knight, d. w
Townsend, H. G. Burrill, s. w. Heatley, Ira w.
Worcester Moses Rich II. NJ. Delnow Fred. Fitz
Alfred Curtis, w. Il. Barnes, W. j. Pike, q. Il.