The National tribune., 1886-01-07

ate remarks by Bast Commander ferguson. me
badge was the gift of Comrade Achilles Bureau, of
Post ia.
ment given by Serg't VIM ID. Holtzwell on the
battle of Gettysburg Christmas eve, for the BEN
eft of Post No. 90. Is .t
Daniel Kressly. New Mahoning: We organized
Post No. 4Si i'll Iehightouwith Is charter members.
1t has now membership of 20, and splendid pros
poets for more. =
Officers of Post No. 20, PhiladeIphia: Com
J. ". G., James Mcknight: @! NJ. John Hanson !;
Q; d., James Diamonds Surg: Charles Murray
John Marshall. Delegates, John Troupe and John
McGarvey.
officers of Geo G. Meade Post, No /, Phila. Com
mander, Lewis w. Moore; 5. V. c.. John A. Wieder-
sheim J. V. G., Isaiah Price; q. NJ, John G. john
ston; surg Malcolm Macfarland NJ d.; Chap, l.
Newton Rtner; o. d., Alexander NJ. Appel; o. G.,
William {. Bird; Council of Administration, Alfred
J. Sellers Delegates, James i. Morrison, Alfred j..
Sellers, Wm w. Sweisfort Alexander Reed, Jacob
X. Swoyer, James c. Wray, l.. ID. c. Tyler and c.
Harry Davis.
Officers of Post No. 22S, Philadelphia Com
mander VIM. Becker; S.V. c., Frederic Bssman /;
Chap, Ferdinand Albert; .. D., VIM. Schlosser;
Surg, Henry Mumbauer; Trustees Chas. Schuer,
Ncholaus sehiekle, Chas Fisher; DELEGATES, Joseph
Brunett, Nich0laus Schckle and Il. Ortlich.
Officers of Post No. 16i. Philadelphia: Com
mander, VIM. II. Gilbert; S.V. c.. John Toram; j.
VIC, John X. Breyer; Q. NJ, Wm. L. Robb; Chap,
Rev. VIM. II. Shermer Surg, Jabez Butterfeld !;
o. d., VIM. A Allen o. c., james K. Vance
Trustees, Il. &. Carpenter, Thos. II. Russell. VIM.
Delegates, +. G, Carpenter and John ii. Missimer.
Officers of Post No. u, Philadelphia: Com
mander Norris Woodland; s.N. c., Geo. w. Ward {;
J. V. c.. J. A. Clark; @. NJ, II. J. Stager; Surg,
DIR. ID. NJ. Barr; Chap, Rev. James Bowman; o. D.,
J. Cramer; o. c.. John William Gratz. Council of
Administration, Col. f. H. C. Judson d. III. Meyer,
w. III. Johnson. Delegate, ii. j. Stager; Alternate,
Capt. +. ID. Koch.
Officers of Post, No. Il, Philadelphia: Com
G., G. r. Riesenbeck; O. NJ, Frank Hoguet Surg,
Montgomery Burr Chap, James w. Bayly; o. D.,
D. b. Poynter; o; G., James II. Smith, Ordnance
Sergeant, James H. Bennett Trustee three years.,
Michael Fuhner; Janitor, John w. Claytoni Post
Bugler, VIM. B. Wharton Delegates, ID: b: Poyn-
ter, L. X. A. Robinson, Jerry Fisher Frank Hoguet.
Officers of Col. Gus W. Town Post No. 46 Phila-
depha: Commander, John 7. Doyle; s. V. c.,
Benjamin L. Myers; j. V. G., s W. b. Gordon +;
Clemson Robinson; O. D., Charles C. Girard; O..
g. David Ross. Trustee c. c. Taylor. Delegates,
b. L. Myers, William j. Miller r. Patterson; Alter
mates, j. Fleet, J. Rhodes, e. Thompson.
Officers of Admiral Du Pont Post, No. "a Philadel-
phia: Commander, Alexander Ives; s. V. G., VIM.
F. Marshall; j. V. G., Samuel Halberstadt; Q. NJ,
James A. Clark; Chap, Charles Robinson; Surg,
John Logue; o. D., Thomas b. Belcher o. G., G..
Mckinley; Ordnance Sergeant, John C. Carman
delegates, John b. Cooley, James a. Giapk, >.
ID. r. Davis, James ONei
Officers of Gen. c. X. Warren Post, No. IS. Mana
yunk Commander. Stephen p. Harmer; S. V. c.,
John Sherlock; J. V. c., Theodore Thornburg; q.
NJ, Edward Haycock; o. d., John Shuster o. G.,
George b; Raynor; Chap, Jacob stout; Surg, Mat
Charles 5. Albany, Oliver Kuhn, Edward Haycock !;
Alternates, George Day, Theodore Thornburg, Jos.
Ginon.
Officers of Greble Post No. 10, Philadelphia ::
Commander, Charles Meyer s. V. c., Charles G..
Harris; j. V. c., j. ID. Farren; q. NJ, Aug.
Hermann Chap, Jacob c. Freno; Surg, Thomas
VI. Gibson; o. D., Theodore A. Waters o. c., VIM.
A jackson; Trustee, Alex. Gardiner.
Officers of VIM. B. Hatch Post, No 81, Camden {:
Smith; j. V. c., VIM. Haegle; o. D. Robert Craw-
ford; o. c., John c. Cooper; Q. NJ, Samuel j. Fen
ner; Chap. Samuel Gaul; Surg, George Pfau.
Delegates to Department Encampment, Robert
Crawford, George Dunlap, A. X. Dease. G. w.
Ferguson Samuel Gaul, Jacob F. Morton. Adam
c smith; AIternates, J. D. Cooper. r :, H H. Hughes
III. Summers and Charles Walton.
Officers of Naval Post, No. 400, Philadelphia: Com
J. c., J. A. Connolly; Q. NJ, VIM. Bartram i;
Chap, VIM. Robertson Surg, }. X. Pedrick; o. d.,
Jacob Teal o. G., Samuel NJ. Clark Trustee, VIM.
Simmons: Delegates to .Encampment, Joseph ".
Horne, VIM. NJ savournin and w. G. Morris; Alter
mates, Fl. McCiinnis, $. Holt and I. +. Burrows.
Officers of Post No lsl, philadelphia: Com
Donald; j. VIC. Elmer Large; Surg, Jacob Leh-
man; Chap, G. w. Nutz; q. H., G. w. Palmer !;
Brian; Ordnance Sergeant, James w. Clayton {;
Trustee, j. p. Paxton. Delegates, A NJ X. Storrie
and G. w. Palmer; Alternates, VIM, Lyons and
Officers of Winfield Scott Post, No. III, Phila-
delpha: Commander, George w. Cline; S. " c..
Avm Geary; J. V. c., Smith Crowell; Q. NJ, j. j.
Richards; Surg. Richard Nichols; o. G., Morris
Meconnahay; Trustee, Pierce Cline. Delegates,
William Faust, George Mchuin and Jacob Law
renee.
Officers of Anna NJ. Rosa Post, No o., Philadel-
phia: Commander, Fred j. Cotton; 5. V. c., Al
fred o. Kurtz; J. V. c.. VIM. Timsley; O. D. ii. C.
Demme; o. g. John Barnes Q. NJ, JOS. w. Gar
rett Surg, ii. NJ. Murphy; Chap, E. w. Street ;
Trustee, G. w. Ritter. Delegates J. p Holt L. w.
Shengle, Joseph w. Garrett, Aug. Kappes, Thos.
Kelly, B. f. Woodhouse, VIM H. Moore, A. J.
Barger. VIM III. Rauch, Samuel NJ Jones and
Franklin Hall.
The offcers-eect of Gen George G. Meade Post
No. l. of Philadelphia, rendered their comrades and
friends n New Years reception. The orchestra
gave number of musical selections and the Phia-
delphia Quartet sang some of their newest songs.
The children's holiday entertainment given by
Gen. U. S. Grant Post, No. 5, of Philadelphia, at
the Post Hall, was a very enjoyable affair. Com
mander w. w. Harder presided.
POTOMAC
Officers of Burnside Post, No s, Washington:
Commander w. S. odell; s. V. c., Dan A. Gros-
venor; J. V. c., A. j. Huntoon; o. d., G. V. Has
kell; o. G., A. Hendricks; Chap, Richard Good
gates to the Department Encampment, Dan A.
Grosvenor. l.. X. Brow, L. r. Smith. A. H. Holt
A. Hendricks; Alternates. George Simmons. ii. a.
Hentour, n. Beckford, b. r. Janney, III. n. Crutch-
Officers of o. ?. Morton Post, Washington: Conn
mander, VIM. II. Liverpool; S. v G., Benz Young;
J. V. c., John Mecller; Q. NJ, Wesley Howard !;
Surg, Edward Bright Chap, Henry c. Saunders ;
Q. d., Robert Wilkinson; o. g., Gave Hamilton.
x.
ton S. w. Herbert J. w. Hunter, w. H. Smith
V. s. Motion and X. a. johnson.
Kit Carson Post No. 2, Washington, ID. c., reports
for fourth quarter 1885, 392 members in good stand.
ing, with none suspended, dropped or died during
the quarter.
Asst @. M Gen Amos j. Cunning has held his
office in the Department of the Potomac over 10
years and Rev. Benjamin Swallow, Chaplain, over
six years.
Past Department Commander VIM. Gibson, of
the Potomac entertained 500 comrades New
Years Day.
Comrades E. G. Hoffman, St George r. Raby,
and Martin " Casey, of Post g presented
with silver spoons for good and faithful work on
New Years Day by Commander NJ. :. Hopkins, on
behalf of the Post.
RHODE ISLAND
On the 18th ut. the Department Commander and
Staff paid an official visit to Prescott Post No. l.
Among those present were Senior Vice Department
Commander T. A. Barton. j. V. G.. T.. A. Pierce
Chief Mastering Officer B. f. Davis, Chaplain Geo.
Addeman and Past Commander II. +. Hail, the last
making n very humorous speech, which was APP
plauded to the echo by the comrades. The other
speakers were A. A. G. E. II. jerks, Chaplain John
III. Towry and Nelson Wall
VERMONT
General Orders, No. Is, issued at Burlington on
the 18th uit by order of w. L. Greenlief Depart
ment Commander-James b. Scully, A. A. Care
as follows:
l. The Annual Encampment of the Department
of Vermont will be convened In City Hall, BurlinS-
ton on Thursday, Jan. 81, 1856. at o'clock p. m.
ii. The Council of Administration will meet in
the American House parlors on Thursday Jan. 81,
at o'clock a. m. to prepare the roll of delegates,
and audit the accounts Of the Department officers
Ill The Department records and papers must
be presented at the meeting of the Council of Ad-
mir CTR rati for W ne