The National tribune., 1886-03-11

The officers are as follows: Commander, E. J.
Faris; S. v: C., S. NJ Norman; J. " G., J. W
Adamson; Chap, p. NJ. Naples; q. D., Chas: Was
]. II. Herrif, Burlington Junction: Nodaway
Post, No So has adopted resolutions favoring SER
vice pensions.
MARYLAND
Circular Mol issued at Baltimore recently by Geo
w. +. Vernon, Department Commander-Thos. L.
Matthews A. A. G.-is as follows beg the earnest
consideration of all Post Commanders, and through
them, of all Comrades throughout the Department,
of the present deplorablc condition of our Com
rades of David Orr Post, No. 80, at Port Deposit
resulting from the late disastrous flood. Many of
our oSmraes already IN N needy err hna eeJ
turned adrift in Mdwinter penniless without
shelter for themselves and families. Think of 1t;
comrades, you who have comfortable homes and
the necessities if not the luxurcs of life Can you
not spare little of your means for the sufferers?
No matter how small the amount, it will be thank
fully received. Post Commanders will please in
auSurate at once some systematic measures 20 rasc
funds. and send the proceeds of united effort TO
General who will see that it is Immediately for
warded TO David Orr Post for distribution.
NEBRASKA
S.J Shirley, Juna,a: The following officers were
elected at the recent Encampment OF the Depart.
ment: Commander, Gen. John M. Thayer, Grand
Island; 5. V. c., Gen. NJ. o Brian. Omaha; J. v. c.,
Col John Morrow, Harvard; NJ. d., Gen. NJ. w.
Stone, Wahoo; Chap, +. j. O'Neill, Pawnee City;
a A u, y. w liNcrinSnouse, Irafld lsI;thu, a.
G. N. G., w. c: Henry, Fairmont; s A. ID. c., 5.
b. Jones, Omaha. Council of Administration: c.
A. Holmes. c. +. Came, b. p. Cook. l.. ID. Richards
A. S: Coll. Delegates to National Encampment: :
Col r. Crahh (at arge), A. Alice, NJ. w. Stone, r.
b. Fulton, S. b. Jones, J: \. Edwards, l.. w os-
RoFne AIternn,es s j. shiTey H (St la large Gee
McMurphy, J. e. Hill, Robt. Harvey.
NEW YORK.
VIM. Kennedy Post, No. A. of New York city,
has adopted resolutions in relation to the death OF
Gen, Hancock
Geo. Il. Allen Cicero: Sanders Post, No. 457
which was organized in March, 1854, with II charter
members, has now 81 comrades in good standing
Its annual Campfire was held on the 10Th ult and
great success financially and otherwise
Visitors from other towns were in attendance
Comrades Geo Rice and Ed. Swir, of Root Post
Syracuse, rendered number ofsde- splitting songs
after which a substantial repast was parta>en of.
The officers arc: Commander L. +. Trip; 5. V: c.,
J; H. Eggleston; j; v; C., Il +. Luce; Adj't Thos
Smith; .. g., b. III. Deiindorf; o. e., Geo. X.
Allen.
j. IL Cook, New York city: The following offi-
GERS of the Memorial Committee of New York city
were recently elected Chairman, w. A. Copp
Post 40; First Vice Chairman, George J. Wencl>,
Pos I UT; Second Vice Chairman, John w. Dick,
Post 90 Recording Secretary, Il. J. Atkinson, Post
li3; Corresponding Secretary, G. w. ONeill, Post
15; Treasurer, n. w. Day, Post 135 Capt. Theodore
Fcldsten Post -, was also unanimously elected
Grand Marshal, but declined, and Commander &.
II. Luzens, Post 800, then elected to the posi-
ton.
OF this place, has adopted resolutions in regard to
the death of Gen. Hancock.
OHIO
"Uncle Lem" Circlevie: Grove Post, No. 156,
;l Is IN fine working order. We intend shortly hort I to
GERS OF the Post are: Commander o. III. Spencer;
s. V. c., Lem. Kent; j. V. c.. Michael Haskins;
Adj't, w ii. Kirk endall; Surg. J. b. Deny; q. NJ,
Thomas Heiry; .. D., r. ID. Moffit; .. e., q. W.
Kinney.
Geo. f. Smith, Avon Center: Post No $50 gave
dance and oyster supper the 22d ult i'll order to
replenish its relief fund. The affair great sue
and left a balance in favor OF the Post of SEQ
John II. Day, Homer: Officers of Post No: 463;
Commander, X. w. Larimorc; S V. c.. David
Hunter; J. V. G., Joseph $ Murphy; Adjt John
Ii. Day; o. D., David Weaver; o. c., Andrew Pat
ton: q. NJ, Murvin Buxton; Surg, Morgan Beevcr;
:. NJ, A \. Barns O. NJ s., Samuel ioakum; G.
p, William Rockwell; Representative, Joseph ;.
Murphy; Alternate, Andrew Patton.
ii. w. Phelps, Westerville: James Price Post
No So is now in the third year of its existence, and
its membership is still on the increase.
OREGON
w. w. Stanfeld, Cottage Grove: Officers of Ord
Post, No. lS, of this place: Commander, W. W.
Macon; Surg, S. A. Gettngs; Adi't: H. H. Chance;
O. d., VIM. Beidler; o. G.. G. w. Kelley; Chap,
J. o. Grubb; Q NJ, VIM. Thorn; O. NJ s., A. Beid-
Ter; S. NJ, Robert Carey.
PENNSYLVANIA
J. w. French Little Marsh Post No 800 held an
open Campfire on the 22d ult., which was largely
attended.
Officers of L. Stone Post, No s74, Conneaut-
vile Commander, W. T. Benedict; S. V. c.. 4.
NJ. Stevens; j. V. c., w. e Sanderson; Adj't, c. Z.
shaderi 9; NJ, Ira Fetterman; Surg, $. $ Dor
Greenfield: O. G., II, A. Greenfield: 5, M, IL J,
Lane; O. NJ s. d. H. Doge
Officers OF Gilbert Beaver Post No. 296, Belle
Wesley Young j. V. c.. James Bulic; Surg, w.
p MacIay; Chap, S. G. Fultz; .. d., A. W. Male;
o. g., J. War,man; @. NJ, John Lcbkisher; AdJt,
Adam weidman; o. s. p. Rodgers; ]. s. Jacob
Hall; 5. NJ. Adam Staley; @. NJ. s, Ed. Stump.
Geo. Hause, Ddnsdae: Officers of Post No.
@ 29o; Com, Commafder George Hause; ". G., saml IN,
Ter; Chap, IL. l.. Gerhart; Adj't, VIM Shaw; o.
D., c. Turner; o. G., Joseph Bowker; $. NJ, J, NJ.
Lewis; Hibernate J. NJ. Boors. e'''N -''N"' '>'
4. B. Lampher, Union City: Officers of John
W. McI-ane Post, No, 1922 Commander, VIM.
Bishop; 5. v. C.. s; w: Griffith j.. V. c., Jas.
Knapp; Adjt, Geo. +. Bennett; @. NJ. Jacob f.
Kamcrer; Chap. o. 7. Burdck; Surg, l.. NJ.
Holden; o. D.. Geo. Hartman; o. G., L. NJ. An
derson; 5. NJ, f. Il. Harris c. NJ. s, G. King.
Trustees, f. B. Lamphier G. f. Bennett. L. NJ.
Anderson.
POTOMAC
On Wednesday Of last week Lincoln Post No 8,
of Washington, gave most Interesting entertain
ment. II consisted of music singing, recitations
and "reminiscences. Past Commander Pipes in the
absence of Congressman Hanback,, of Kansas,
opened the meeting. A most enjoyable program
was rendered. and il concluded with stereoscopic
views representing Lincoln, Burnside and others
famous in American history:
General Orders, No. 2, issued at Washington
March /, by order of J. b. Burke, Commander
S. E. Faunce, Adjutant- nt-General-coEtain the fol-
lowing: Aids-F. A. Beuter, Post ] c. A. de Ar
maud, 2; Thomas G. Hensey, 3; ID. W. Atwood, 4;
A SStitrwalt, S; l.. Is. Parker 6; Thomas r. Senior
z; Charles i. Lewis, 8; NJ NJ Holland, 9; c. p.
Evans 10. Assistant Inspcctors-Samucl A. Lewis,
Post 8; J. w. Conard, 5. Department Relief Com
mittce-J. y. Burke, Department Commander,
chairman O1iciO; Hanse II. Smith, J. V. d. c.,
chairman; 5. L. Fauace, Asst Adjutant-Gen
A J. Cunning, ASST Quartermaster- General, treas
urer; Chris q. Bol!iTgcr, Post Chas. +. Keetcr,
2; James T. Hensey, 3; John w. Hunter, 4; 5. G.
burg Z; Samuel A. Lewis, s; +. G. Revels, 0; w.
r. Winans, 10. TO meet Wednesday and Friday
evenings at Headquarters. Department Employ
ment Committee. Il. Burke, Department Conn
mandcT, chairman O6tciO; w. y Odell, SN. ID. C.,
chairman; the Post Commanders VIM. w. Hib-
bard, Commander, Post 3, secretary. To meet
Tuesday evenings at Headquarters.
General Orders, No. ], issued on the Sth ult.,
nounce the following officers of the Department:
Odell; J. V. G., Hanse II. Smith; NJ. d., Florence
Donohue, NJ. D.; Chap, Rev. Benjamin Swallow;
A. A. g., 5. r.. Founce; A. @ II. g., A. j. Cunning
ms, J. 9. 5. Burger; Judge Advocate, j. III. Jo-
chum; G. NJ. O., John =. Church.
Meade Post, No. S, of Washington, held delight
ful Reunion on Friday night last.
TENNESSEE AND GEORGIA.
TIE DEPARTMENT ENCAMPMENT
The Encampment of Tennessee and Georgia,
which was held at Atlanta, Ga, the Goth ult.,
was very largely attended. The meeting
opened by DIR. G. l.. Wilson, who made an eloquent
address Of welcome. The speech of Mayor Hillycr
most admirable one and listened to with
great attention by the comrades. Adj t-tiener:l