The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1886-02-04


| Garvini }, V. c, J. NJ. Howe; Adit, NJ f. Saylor;
! Chap, }. W. Nelson G. NJ, j. Helphrey; o. d., ID.
| kllam; O. G., George Meyer.
! II. r. Duke, woodburn: Officers of Davenport
| Posi-, No $50: Commander, ID. Perdue; ;. V. C.,
Thomas Starkey; j. '. G, Thomas Holloway
Adj't. H. r. Duke; o. d. George Baker; o. G.,
WIN. HooIler
c. W. Noble, Cedar Rapids: Officers of T. q.
Cook Post, No. 30: Commander, Geo. W. Noble
S.N. C, A. +. Kurtz; J. V. c., +. w HARDWOOD /;
SURG T. Bliss; q. NJ, W. c Carn2geey; o. d., 4.
c. II. Putnam, w. b. Leach; Alternates, w. w.
Dear, /. c. McConihey.
s. II. Reynolds, Abortion Officers of David Hard
ing Post, No. %: Commander, +. NJ. Barnett; S:V.
c. p. w. Syford; J. V. c., J. G. Wright Surg, DIR.
G. Pugh; o. D., L. J. Ornlsby; Chap. Rev; James
O. G.. J. L. Wilson; S NJ. }. W. Rankin; q. NJ. S,
:. II. Reynolds. Delegate TO Department Encamp-
ment. 5. H. Reynolds Alternate. q. II. Stout
L. w. Armstrong Randolph: Our Post here, al
though not very strong, having but p members, IS
active i'll all Grand Army matters, and hopes soon
to muster in more comrades.
Charles i. Curtis, Wilton Junction: Post No. go,
OF this place, was mustered oct. l6, 1888 with 80
charter members, and has since that time added 80
to its membership. II has lost but three members,
one by transfer, one by death and one dropped.
KANSAS
g. T. Meyer Emporia: Officers of Post No. IS
Commander. Charles Fletcher; :. V. c. Thomas
MCCLELLAN; J. V. C., Jonas Ecldall Chap, DIR.
baugh; o. e., John Rose; q. NJ, John Logan !;
Adjt, G: F; Meyer; s NJ, J. S. Bowen; Q. NJ. S..
MIR. RuOlSiii.
Subscriber" Americus: Officers of Americas
Post No. 249: Commander, Col. A. L. Jaquith S.V.
C.. A. +. Maxwell; !: V. G., n Wise; q; NJ, d. p.
Tresler; Surg, c. Wise; Chap, Rev. NJ. Hutehns
Adj't Fred fleming; o. D., VIM. Anderson; o. e.,
VIM. Zumwalt.
J. B. Hicks, Logan: Officers of Logan Post, No
liz: Commander, j. Il. Hicks; S.V. Co E. n. Starr;
}. '. G, A. II. Shapley; Surg, Jas. Reynolds; o.
D, j. \. Wilson; Chap, Thos. Hill; Adjt, J. p,
itic&s; .. ~, n. > Ennis; o. III, w. IL flames
representative to Department Encanpment ID. G.
Hoover.
II. Hammond. Lansing: Officers of Grant Post,
No. 293: Commander, Frank Graham; s. V. c., v.
A. Menuez; J. v c., VIM. Drake; Adjt, r. Ham
mond; q. NJ ii. q. Parker: Surg, J. G. Toutsey;
Chap, G. N. Duffy; o. d., Thos Cloud; o. G., }.
A. McFayden; 5. NJ, H. NJ. Carey; q. NJ. s. NJ
Johns. Delegate TO Department Encampnlent, r.
Hammond; Alternate, NJ Johns
George l.. 0rtel, Downs: officers OF Ben. Green
man Post, No. 233: Commander, W. W. Dimond;
:. '. c., A. Lewis J. V. &, james Mccormick; ;
Surg, John Jones; Chap; d. Ionng; O. D. Geo
J.. Orel; Q. NJ, William Fcathcriy; q. G., Frank
Hicks. We have Il good healthy fost OF about TO
members.
\. w Lane, burlington Officers of Allison Post
No. 10: Commander, a. W. Lane; S. V. c. Levi
Scott; J. V. c., Chas. Graft; Chap, John Cooper;
.. D., l.. J. Dyke; o. G.. Richard Co!e; Q. NJ, H.
G. Beatty; Adjt A D. Brown Surg, W. +. os-
$ P. Davis, Paola: Officers of McCaslin Post, of
this place: Commander, }. T: Iiaughey; S. V: C.,
VIM. Loomer; J. V. C., T. w Smith; Q. NJ Dill
win Parker; Chap d c. Cartwright; Q. d., 7. b.
Raney; o. e., T. McWiiliams; Adjt, L. ID. Nc
LauGhlin; S. NJ, S T. Davis; q. NJ 8, II. Rey-
HlShley. The Post is in a fiourishing condition,
and is one of the best equipped and largest in the
commemoration of Comrade Joe Werner, who ac-
cidentally fell into cistern and was drowned. His
death is great loss to the Post and community at
large.
KENTUCKY
o. a. Reynolds, Ludlow Officers of Reynolds
Post, No 50: Commander, R. McF Smith; j. V. c.,
George L. McAdams; q. NJ, c. NJ. Young; Chap,
G. F; Kohlman; o. g. William +: Ludwig @. NJ.
Adj't, Thomas Ncnn; Surg, J. j. Brown; o. d., X.
II. Flemnlng; S. NJ, John Robinson.
MAINE
Gilmore Emery, West Newield Officers of Post
No; 50: Commander Frank Che;ieS; $ " G.. NJ.
y. Smith; }. V. G., }. T. Wood Q; D.; L. T1bbetts;
o. e., J. Z. Burbank; Surg. A. II. Davis Adj't,
G. o. landlord; Chap, J. Spencer.
MASSACHUSETTS,
a Conrade," Chicopee: Officers Of Otis Chap
man Post, No. los: Commander Col. Is. +. Tucker;
$ V. G., e. S. Elsbree; J. V c., Joseph Frary;
AdJt, L. I. Damon; o. D. Capt ". g. Tracy; Q.
A., G. $. Betterly Surg, DR.. L. j. Gibbs Chap,
Barnes; q. NJ. s., Henry Noble Finance Com
mttee, Moses Hunter, c. II. Tracy, a. o. Kenney.
ton: Commander, w: Il. BardwiIl; S V, c., NAL
colin Bridgman; j. V. c., n. S. Council; @. NJ,
II. NJ. Abbott; Surg, DIR. Thomas Gilflan; o. D.,
Z. F. Prouty; o. G., q. II. Kimball; Chap, Geo.
f. Smith; Adjt c. II. Head S. NJ, c. B. Kings
ley; Q. n. S, q. +. Crittenden. Delegates, w. G.
Pomeroy, John Reach, Geo. c. Clapp,A. a. Ly-
D. NJ Donaldson, South Iiadley: Clas c. Smith
Post. No ls3 was organized al this place recently,
and the following officers installed 10y Department
Commander john W. Hersey: Commander, Chas.
Church; :. V. c., l.. b. Hooker; j. V. c., VIM. A.
Smith; Surg, L. p. Dickinson; q NJ NJ. /. Barnes;
Adj't, c. I'll. Davenport; o, D., Richard Goodhind
.. O., Burett Judd Chap, Rev. W. s. Hawks
5. NJ, c. f. Smith; Q. II. 5, F. A Hayes.
DEPARTMENT ENCAMPMENT.
The Encampment, which was held in Boston,
"Wednesday and Thursday of last week, very
largely attended. OF the 5S3 comrades entitled 10
seats, 49, We're pesent. OF these there Is De-
partmcnt officers, six Past Department Command
ers, Ii6 Pos; Commanders ana 3lG lesates Dur
ing the Encanlpment resolution indorsing the
Lowering s. 4 month pension bill passed, and
the delegates to the next National Encampnen
from TINS DEPARTING were Instructed TO work
and vote so - to pat tie Grand Army record as
IN favor of the measure. The motion was adopted
by "a vote OF 81 to lis. Communicated Chief Bur-
dett visited the Encampincnt on the last day, and
received very cordial reception. On motion of
Past Department Commander Patch, "a suitable
resolution OF regret on the death Of Gen Grant WAS
adopted. On the closing day the election of Off
GERS was held which resulted as follows. For De
partnleut Commander, cx-S. '. ID. G.. Richard r.
Iobln, who at once announced the appointment of
Comrade ihomas i. &. Monroe a. A G.. j. V.
d. =. Charles ID. Nash elected > V. D. G.; Ed
ward {. Whitney, OF Post No. Is, Dorchester, j. V.
G; e. ID. Eendriclson, Post II, of Orange Medical
Director Z. A. Perry, of Post No. I07, Palmer,
department chaplain
Comrades II. A. Sawyer, OF Post 5, of Lynn;
Samuel Worcester, of Post a. of Salem; William
c. Pomeroy, of Post So, Of northampton John NJ
Dean, Of Post 40, OF Fail River. and Geo L. Good
ale, Of Post G5, of Ncdford were elected to the
Council of Administration.
The Delegates to the National EncaInpmcnt are:
J. J.: Otis, at large; John HcDonomEh, Post 2; Z.
r. Wheeler, Post 81; Walter Goodrich, Pos; Al; \.
J. Abbott, Post IL; ". II. Chambcrn Post I25;
). 4. Richmond, Post %; =. 5. Horton, Post I45;
l. 3. Loriug, Post IS; J. j. Callahan, Post Il T. s.
Lowell Post, IS; q. l.. Rice, Post ~; ID. NJ. Wilcox,
Post III; Peter d. smith, POST 30: G. r. Dimon'
Post A.: \. :. AthcrtoH, Post l.; John Best Post
rs; r. Il. Macy, Post 10; n g. Toppan, Post H.
Alternates to the National EncamPment-Chas