The National tribune., 1886-04-15

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mer; S. NJ, E. Il. Cole; q. NJ. s. C. E. Balm.
NAME
Jas. McCreedy. Tobias: Officers of !. ". Moore
house Post No. iSs: Commander, Jas. McCreedy
5. V. G.. John Moore; J.V. G, Attain Buchcr; ADJ l.,
!. n. Honey; Q. Nj, W. L. Miller; o. p, David
Frank .orieT; q. G.. Human Chase; 5. NJ, L. u.
Thomas; c., James Thomas.
MARYLAND
General Orders. No. ;. issued at Baltimore re-
Gently by order Of Geo W + Vernon. Department
Commander j. Matthews, A.A.G.,-con-
tain the following: The following appointments
hereby announced. They will Ice obeyed aud re
spected accordingly: Aids-dc-Camp, Henry Z.
Maclie, Post No. J. Baltimore; Geo. II. Graham
and Jas. Hayden. g baltimore: Chas. III Futterer,
l. Hagerstown: Bernard 0'Donncil, 3, Cumber-
land; john W. Stcigcrwald, 8, Woodbury.; David
l. Sloan, g. Northeast; VIM. Morley, II, Baltimore;
Levin W. Bothum, Il, Cambridge; +. ID. Sanford,
y, Westminster; Rufus Stride, Il, Sharpsburg; j.
W. Flowers, Is, Street; Alex. White, lG, baltimore
J. W. Mccullough, Is Rising sun; Elias Anderson,
10, Baltimore; Adam Mcmillan, 70, Homecoming; a.
a Rogers, p. FrosthuTg; J. II. White, "A, Easton
w. L. Demby, y, Chestertown; c. II. Young, ~,
Cambridge; Mathew Strohm "a Annapolis; G. w.
Hcnscu %. Havre de Grace; Perry Monkey, 81
Hagcrstown; Lloyd Hammond, 81, Frederick; W.
J. Windsor, b, Salisbury; Edw. OiSrien, So Balti-
more; Or. W. III. Perkins 81, Hancock; Henry T.
IIyser, IS, Tameytown. Assistant inspectors, q. H.
Vain and q. w. Johnson Post No. !, Baltimore;
i. c. Miller, 1. Hagerstown; Harmon White, s.
Cumberland; A. q. Afford, G. Baltimore; Jno. Nc
Cauiy, L. Elkton; A. Troso Shertzcr NJ. d., II,
Baltimore: J. H. Mitten. IS, Westminster; II. H.
Hnncs Is. Rising sun; W. II. Koch, q, Frostburg;
Annapolis; y. b. Case, IS, Havrc de Grace; j. w.
Parsons, b, Salisbury; G. +. Leitz, So Baltimore
In compliance with General Orders No. u, Head
quarters Grand Army Of the Republic dated March
IL 1856 there will be thorough inspection of every
Pos; in this Department between april and May
25ncNt Che reports 10 be forwarded - The Inspector
Comradc W. E.W. Ross, 30 North Calvert street not
later thnn June l. Inc fuliowin" assignments of
Asst Inspectors arc announced: q. Ii. Vain, Posts
), s. Is e. ". GroTe, *: Frank Noien, l6, %. 81
j.. &. Miller I, Il, 81; Harmon White, 5, 81; i. G.
Afford, !, -, &c; Eo. McCauiy, @ 10; j. II. Mlten,
b. IS; Ii. n. i:iues. ~. y; W. III. Koch, 20 Il; j.
A. Schwartz IL. 10, 81. Chas. Robinson, y; q. w.
johnson, p; Nelson u. Case. %; 4. r. ShCrtZer, g.
:; J.W Parsons, D. Tho Inspector, GomgaGe VIM.
E.W. Ross VIII personally inspect Posts Nos. H. "a
p, %.
MASSACHUSETTS,
viii L. WEIGH, salem: Phil H. Sheridan Post, 81,
is having a very prosperous scason. Mustcrs take
place at nearly every meeting, aud many comrades
are being rcinstatrd The Post voted to have after
April [ luu-ters on alternate meeting nights only,
thereby giving opportunity to hear different COM
rades relate experiences in the Wax. Last Tuesday
we listened to ICc0uH, of the icd RIVER eEpedi-
ton by COnraic 81. Daniel, and other comrades
have prepared papers Oh various battles. etc, winch
to be read in thc near future These stories are
very entertaining, and serve to keep up the inter
est and the stock viii get used up Our Off
for this year entirely the last year
having been reelected BY very large majority IN
january.
MICHIGAN
John p. Schooner, Hubbardston: Russell Post,
No. 23i Is in excellent shape. We have Relief
Cops, recently Instituted with &c members, which
has already been of great service 10 US Our Off
GERS are: Commander II. w. Browne; 5. Y. C., Il.
Reed: J. Y. Q, Archie Houston; Surg, Dr.. !. IL.
Bachelor; Chap, L. J. J. Robbins; q. NJ, G. i.
Wheeler Adj, c. i. Stack 0. IL, Wan Burke /;
@. D., ,I"s alilesi a ". s, Ralph Hogan; 5. NJ,
james Durfee, Brighton: Officers OF ssmI APP
piettn Post, No. i12: Commander, James w. Iobin;
s V. c.. John J. Gallatin; }. V c., A. w. inning;
Surg, 4. T. Boyion; Chap. +. II. Miller; @. d.,
Cyrus l.. Carpenter: o. G., John Hutchiugs; S. NJ,
S. A. Smith; q. NJ. s. J. f. Placeway.
VIM. Marshall Mackinac Island: Officers of Post
et this place: Commander, VIM. Preston; 5 V. c.,
j. J. Enrght J. Y. g, VIM. Kear5oiing; o. D., A.
J. Chapman; o. c., J. Maher; Surg, S. S. Jessop:
q. IL. VIM. Marshall; l. G., Thomas Marshall;
Adj't, Wm. Brady; Chap, Geo. L. Ketchun; @.
NJ. S, Theodore diamond; S. NJ, L. Metivier.
MINNESOTA
D. L. Potter, WatcrviIe: The lectures given by
Rev. w. y. Stanley, Of Austin, Chaplain OF the
burg very fine, and can cordially recommend
him to al Grand Army Posts who wish to give such
entertainments.
j. Cutler Window: About two years ago we or
ganzed Post No. 20 at this place, and its member
ship soon up TO 60. Unfortunately interest in
Post matters soon began To sacl5en aud at the close
Of last year the Post had nearly expired. We have
begun the present year, however. witha new lease
of life have nice hail. and determined to get
IOSt Dlck 10 It's former excellent Standing.
are now busy making preparations for Memorial
Day. Our officers are: Commander, J. Cutler; S.
V. C., II 4. Celn; J. V. G., ID. z. Langley; q. NJ,
J. W. Hays; Chap, Il. II. jefferson; Surg. Dir. j.
H. Telford; Adj'i' C. S Warren; O. D., J. J. Ken
doll; q. u. s., Andrew Johnson; o. G., z. W. Van
horn.
MISSOURI
Officers of Post No. lse, RolIa: Commando, Jas.
y. J. Turner; o. D, J. y. Ansley; o. G., Paul
Bunch; Chap, r D. Smith; q. NJ, VIM. Heller;
Adj't II. Wood; @. NJ. s., W. J. Hawkins; s. H.,
John Provo.
EEB3aSKA.-
Officers of Post No "A, Cedar Rapids Com
mandcr, NJ. L. BARNARD; s. V. c. D. Tracy: J.
V C., :. ". Hutchins; @. NJ. j. G. Parish; S NJ,
W. Bramen; Chap, g. II. Keepers; o. D., VIM.
a. Suit; o. O., L. Robinson; Adjt, +. l.. Sargent.
NEW YORK
Il. F. Knapp, Saratoga Springs: Post No. %, has
a membership of I5C in good standing, and the Post
Is ia Enc condition generally.
A y. Beadt. Hannibal: Officers OF Hannibal Post,
No AZ: Commander. 4. n. Beadt S.V. c., Joseph
AlbrinG; j. V. C., Erwin Shuts; Q. NJ, James
Draper; Surg, Arvin Rice; Chap, David McFar-
land; o. D., Julius Knapp; o. o. John Ha!lum !;
Adjt, Peter Cooper; $. NJ, Moses Dumars; q. NJ.
8. Ezra Tucker
c. 4. Orr. Buffalo: A very handsome gavel made
Of polished wood from the flagship Lawrence,
which was commanded in 1919 by Commodore
Perry, has been presented 10 Chaplin Post. No . OF
this place, by Commander Monroe Hoskins, o: A.
G. NJ yer Post, No. 239
u =.
March received permission from the Park Com
n1i5sionCrs 10 decorate Gen. Grants tomb on Deco
ration Day, many letters have been received by the
Post from different States and II Is quite likely the
affair sill grow Ia he OF national importance
4 reception committee WAS appointed consisting
Of Mai y. l.. COrwin as Chairman; Gen. q. a. Gill
more L. :. A, Gen &. T. Christensen, Col. +. ID.
Grant Col y. ]. Sprague Chief Engineer Melville
L. :. Y, Stewart l.. Woodford J. f. Knapp and
Park Commissioner >. D. Crmmens. As now ar
ranged the services viii include the Grafton by Gen
John a. Logan, prayer 10y the Rev. T. s. Storrs, ID.
D., OF Brooklyn, singing by the Amphion Musical
Society, n salute and sVo of artillery by the list
Regiment and the Ist Battery, National Guard OF
the state of New York, aud minute guns fred by Il
Iaan-of-war OF the United States Navy. Gen Sheri-
nander- OF Massachusetts. Pennsylvania and New
York. The Department Commander of Iowa writes
that. owing Ia the distance, it may not he possible
for him 10 be present bat thatte Iowa veterans will
send Il wreath The Departments of Massachusetts
Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsyl-
yauia Maryland, Ohio. Iowa, Kansas, Florida
Utah ana Idaho VIII l." Represented 10 the services
Maj. IoTwin j. in receipt OF letter fron Richmond
Va announcing That X. T. Lee Camp. Confederate
Veterans, have taken steps TO prepare suitable
memorial FOR iho tomb Memorial Day. A ,rI-
waite letter from Charleston, :. C.. SAYS: There
palms in this section, but Charleston will
forward iiInc,tOs for the services" The Military
Order OF the loyal Legion viii be present and con-
10 the committee that e would all his influence
with the Secretary Of War 20 have the West Point
cadets attend ola the OCCASION, The ceremonies Will
be held In the afternoon not TO conflict with
the several paradcs 90 tie day in New York aud
Brooklyn. Cards OF invitation have been issued