The National tribune., 1886-07-22

from st. Louis 20 delivery Of excursionists TO their
rooms at the hotel in san Francisco. The return
tickets good via the Union Pacific Railway TO 81
Louis via Kansas City Omaha. A charge oil slO
viii he made la san Francisco Tor exchanging tickets
should anyone of the cxcursoniss desire 10 return
by any other route than the Union Pacific 10 Kan
sas City. Those intending 10 return by other routes
than the Union Pacific Railway can save the 80
which the exchange costs II made in san Francisco
by procuring ulcir tickets Tor such return route
when purchasing same without addiional charge
Should ANY of TIE party decide 20 return VIA Port
land and the Oregon Short Line % ~. LOUIS the
additional charge viii be $3.50 The eNcursionlsts
retun in one party or singiy, stopping on at
any point they desire on the return trip the tickets
being good to return nt any time within 30 DAYS
Rftcr the date of opening OF the Encampment
There was large BASKET picnic held at Ora
ham the Sd inst under the auspices OF lteynoias
Post, No. Sc. The orator Of the day was Capt. q.
w skinner.
Geo. " smith. Muscle Fork Post No, 202, Of
HamGen, though small in membership IS a hard
working RUd thrifty Post. We have but - mem
bers az The present time, but hope 10 add largely 10
that number iu the near future.
General Orders No. 6, issued at st. Louis, by
order OF Nelson Cole Department CommRnaer-S
John Mcneil. A. A. G.--sivcs the following hst OF
neyvly-Rppointed Aids-de-CRmp on the Command
er's staff. Geo y. IIaZlctt, Frank i. Blair Post 81
Louis; Marion Cave. G. q. linrker Post, Meadvlllei
=. q. Greeuman. Gen. Shields Post Kansas CITY; ).
r. Campbell. &. II. Wood Post sligo Furnace ,.
ID. Able. }. !. Gravey Post, Bolivar; NJ. shay, a.
Crockot Post SIT. Leonard; j.. w. Pott Jusii Post,
Cape Giardeau; J. G. Galbrcath, Fillmore Post
Fillmore; j. NJ Gibbs. Hannibal Post, Hannibal;
{. Griffin. A. Chandler Post, Macon City; 4. NJ
Naylor, Bates County Post, Bntleri w. IL Lusk
]. A. Garfield Post. jefferson City; }. w. Barnes,
Murry Post, Memphis; r. III. Ashley, 6en. j. -.
Foster Post, NeOsho; Louis Rider, Paddy Shields
Post, Clarence: q. III. Shaofermyer, J. A. Mnlhgan
Post, Lexington; Samuel kelso, w. = Thomas
Post. BynumsYille Robert Jack, g. i. Harding
Post. 81. JOscph; VIM. II. Axtell, Capt. Wagner
Post Independence; j. q. Grems, Sedgwick Post,
Maryville: c. W. Martin. %. III. Wood Pos,, Brook
field; J. ID. Davis Jamesport Post, Jamesporti
Geo Failor, Mt. Pleasant Post, Bolton.
NEW JERSEY
The following comrades have been designated by
thl Gettysburg Battlefield Commission OF New Jer-
sey 10 represent their respective organizations
Battery 8, A. ). Clark, Post No. IL lst y. ). Cav,
Geo. a. BOwue. Post No. 81 LIST y. J., Wan. Brent,
Pos, No. IS pa y. J., /. w; Oakley, Medical ID
rector; Cd n. J. A. W CatteIl, Post No. 81; 9Th n.
j.. John j.. Beech. Post No. %; bib n j.. United
States SENATOR W. j. Seweu. recommended by Gov.
Abletl oh ~ } =, Jas smith, Post No lt; 1ih n.
J., W. III. H. COndici, Post No. 49, sih n y, BenI'
Murphy Post No. Is; Ilth n. j., Frank Mulcahy,
Post no. "a l2th y. j.. Jas White, Post No -
18Th n J.. Samuel Toombs, Post No. l2i 18th n. j.,
Jacob Reidinger, Posi- No. is.
NEW YORK
Al a recent meeting Of Chas Lawrence Post No.
323 Of Port Chester resolutions OF coincidence were
adopted on the death OF the son OF COmTade Robert
fOskcy,
Independence Day was under the auspices Of Sprout
Post No &C. We cleared SgO0 in cash, which was
a considerable help 10 our relief fund.
OHIO
John w. Fry. Ashland The Reunion Campfire
and picnic Of the Grand Army Post Woman
Relic. Corps aud sons Of Veterans OF Ashland and
Wayne Counties, held at Ashland, July 3 was 2
grand success iu every particular. II Is estimai Cd
that the crowd IN attendance numbered from 3,O0l
TO 5 600 people Lieut.. j. Il. Van Nesi, Of &Oos-
ter made tho address 81 welcome An address was
also made by Gen. q. l.. Conger, Of Akron, Com
mander OF ti.is Department.
PENNSYLVANIA
~. ho.~a
young Post mere which has now about 50 mem
bers. We expect soon 10 largely increase oui
membcship.
Farragut Veteran Association Of Philadelphia, are
10 attend the bis naval Reunion al Alpine Grove
onthe Hudson, on the 9th Of August the oath ami
vcrsgry of the victory by FHragut al Mobile Bay,
All the Old tars aud marines Of the Farragui
squadron yet living VIII be on hand.
james 7. Beieher Philadelphia; The following
Posts have recently been organized IN this De
partmcnt: Posi 526 spring Run. Franklin County
Posi- So. South BeilIichcm, Northampton County
Post 52s, Piney Creek, Bedford County; Post 52s
Lapd.burg. Perry County; Pos; 5S0 Bruin, Butcl
County Post 53l, Pheasant Unity, Acstmoreiano
County Post 5i2 Limestone, Clarion County Pos
533, Homer City, Indiana County.
VERMONT
NJ. ID. Scott, wolcou: On the 2sth ult Post No
TO- of this place held a very pleasant sOclable. ths
principal event Of which the presentation o
an altar by the lrst Commander of the Post, 9. ID
Gates. The presentation speech was made by Col
4 Edward Is. Sailor, ana responded 10 on behalf q
4 the Post by COurade w. ~. Parker.
Mm. c. Tracy Post, Of Windsor, has GO mem beers
The Post az brandon recently presented Gen. l.
] A. Grant with a large and tine photograph OF the
Soldiers monument iu that village, in apprecia
f ton % biz address NJ lie dedication.
] The Bennington delegation 10 the National I'm
/ cainpment at san Francisco started on tho l5Ii
inst and viii ilOt return until early 81 September
Henry a. Freeman Post. OF BrOOkheld, re
4 Gently mustered with ID charter members and tb'
4 following officers Commander. Gtssius Peck; =
4 ". O.. r. NJ Malbridge }. ". c., II. A. Clark; q
4 M = Royal Abbott, Chap C. d. Frink; surg, T. J.
/ lSenhaIn; .. d.. George Z. Mason; y. O., CALVIN
] fuhcI.
A new Post was recently mustered IN al Bartoi
/ Landing. The new ulcuieTs q lected these officers
] Commander, q. III. Austin; :. V. C.. A. G.. Mat
/ thew; J. y. c. Hebcr Parker; q. NJ. &. l.. jos
/ lyni Chap, Jasper a. smith; Surg s. 4. Grow
4 q. d.. William W. Poster; q. g., Aaron Wiley
l The new Post named in honor OF the hero o
I Gettysburg Gen. George q. Meade, and its mum
/ Der b. 49,
WYoEIKC.-
Post No. $50. Of Cheyenne, has I4O active mem
I bers. and aside from second fcrns which many q
Use men served in other regiments The Post repre-
EeHis l5g different organizations. OF lts member
ship Fenusy wanna furnished eight. Massachusctt
scSea, New York - Kentucky two, Illinois -
1 Connecticut four, Wisconsin two. Ohio 20, Vernon
4 two Indiana i've, Iowa seven, Mary land two, Col
orado four. Missouri six Kansas two, Maine one
1 Michigan four, Texas one. New Hampshire one
Minnesota one, Regular Army nine, Navy two, |
s. q. 4. one.