The National tribune., 1888-02-23


Charles A Anthony, AS; E. F. Rollins IS; A. J.
Lowd, 81; A. LeBasquelt, a. George ;. Fair
81 William f. Harrington, is; William Barron
Al; ]. ID. Thurber, 76; r. II. Spinney, Sc; j. w.
Sawyer, 90 Thomas E. Cutter. 40; Z. ID Hutchinson,
I76; James Brown, 10; r. b. Wight, G3. At the
conclusion of the Encampment banquet was
served, at which the following comrades and cit-
zens responded to toasts Lieut. Gov Brack EFT,
Past Dept Commander Nash, COMMANDMENTS Chief
Rea, President Barry, of the Common Council ;
Junior Vice Commander-in-C Chief Linehan, Col.
Myron p. Walker, Assistant Quartermsster-Gen.
Wright and Capt Jack Crawford.
MICHIGAN
General Order No Is issued at Hart, Feb G, by
command of /. G. Rutherford, Department Com
mander-W. L. Tborp A. A.-G.-eontain the fol-
lowing. The Department year is rapidly drawing
TO n close The time is almost ut hand when you
will be called upon to review the work of those
you have honored, and 10 select their successors.
This should be done with an honest patriotic desire
TO promote the general good of our noble Order.
Life is too short TO be wasted iii unseemly wraHg
ling for position; The Department Commander
sincerely hopes that at the coming Encampment
all its business including the election of officers,
will be conducted with spirit of cOmradeship
which win leave no sting behind. The annual En-
campment Will be held in Representative Hall at
lansing, beginning on Wednesday, March IA, 1888,
at O'Clock p m. The Council of Administration
will meet at the Lansing House at o'clock p. n.
March 13 when Department Headquarters will be
established. The entire charge of the arrangements
| for the Encampment are Entrusted to Charles f.
roster Post, NO. AZ. Its Commander Will detail an
Officer of the Day, Officer of the Guard and I6
comrades guards, who will be fully uniformed
and equipped. Hotel rates during the Encamp-
ment will be as follows Lansing House 81 so to 81
Hudson House, $3.50 to ST. Chapman House, 81 TO
| Sl50; Lansing Exchange, 81; Commercial House,
! 81 to SL25 EcAele House German), 81; Everett
House, 81; Van Dine House, ST. Potter House, 81 /;
Worth House North LansBgl, 81; Franklin House
North Lansing), 81 to 81 % Board and rooms can
also he had at boarding aud private houses at rea
sonabe rates Amy further information can be had
! by addressing ComTade G. z. Lesher, Chairman of
| Reception Committee, Lansing, Mich. The Michl-
/ % AECn atIn at IN
passed the following: Resoiced That for the annual
Eneampment of the @. A. r. of Michigan at Lansing
in March tickets may be sold ut and one-third
fare for the round trip. Sales to be made March ID
| TO &C. limited TO return the l7th. COMMANDMENTS
Chief John p. Rea will be in attendance to enjoy
our hospitality and give us patriotic greeting, The
Department Commander calls upon the comrades
of the Department to stretch forth their hands in
sustaining that noble body of ladies' the Woman g
! Relief Corps. During the year he has frequently
! been brought to observe closely the workings of
that Order and has for them only words of encour-
! agement and cheer. The Department President,
| Mrs >. A. q. Plummer, has iabored increasingly
for the Order, and her efforts have been crowned
with success. No labor, care or sacrifice has been
/ too great for her to undertake for the body of
which she IS the honored head.
Officers of William Perrott Post, No. %, Buchan-
an: Commander, John Perrott; S. V. O., Samuel
Bunker; j. " c. Joseph Covell: Chap, Joseph
Steel; @. NJ, John Beistle; Adj't, o. F. Richmond !;
Surg, Robert Coyel; o. D., Simeon Stevens; O..
/ G., Leander Brinker; @. M. S., Gotleib Kramer.
William Perrot Corps presented VIM. Perrott Post
with splendid banner, made of blue silk fringed
with gold lace, perfect beauty.
Officers of w. s. Hancock Post No. $50. Clare {:
Commander, A A. Shaver; s. V. c., L. o. Burn
ham j. V. c., A Van Brunt Surg, j. Fl. Carpen-
ter, NJ. D.: Chap g. w. Slime; o. D., J. Mason /;
g., Ed. stevens; s. NJ, r. Muscott; @. NJ. s., P.
| Randall
Officers of De Witt c. Russell Post, No 179,
Brighton: Commander, J. w. Tobin; 5. V. G., J.
j. Gallatin; j. v. c., w. w. Pentiin; Chap. f. III.
] Miller; @. NJ, @. w Cushing; o. D.. j. w. Hutch
ings; Q. g., Edwin Rogers; Surg, A E. Boylan
AtaT 1 X Coli n
/ J. Z. Placeway. Delegates, b. T. o. Clark, T. III.
Miller; Aternates, A. J. Sawyer, 8. A. Smith.
MINNESOTA
Officers of James A. Goodwin Post, No. 81, Owa-
! tonna: Commander, j. j.. Barnard; S. " G., Geo.
sterns Chap, F. NJ. Banter Adj't Il. H. johnson;
I .. d.. j. ID. Backus; Q. NJ. s., T. Hanks; S. NJ, j.
! F. Young; ID. NJ, L. @. Berg.
MISSOURI
| Assistant Inspector John N. Condrey has organ
! lied Post at Ironton of which Fred Dinger ia
! Commander. 1t starts with 80 members Conrade
| Condrey viii also organize Post in a few days at
/ Ashland.
| Col. Jacob Smith Post. No. 70, Trenton, has
adopted resolutions of regret the death Of Rev.
officers Of Upton Post. No. ses. sheridan. Com.
mander Jas. Boyle; S. Y. G., VIM. Shades; J.Y. c..
| d: w. Poore; Adj't, J. W. Jenkins; g. NJ, Jos
/ Wincmilier; Surg, p. NJ Finch: Chap, JOS. III.
1 Gates; O. D., John Mclaughlin; o. O., r. s. Ora
! ham; s. M, Martin Bari1mani @. IL. s., Jas. w.
/ Graham.
1 Mckee O..
ka: Commander, James +. smith; $. V. c., Jacob
/ A. Wickham; j. " c., Joshua Knight; o. D. Joe
/ b. SAMSON; @. NJ, George y SAMSON; Surg Geo
/ Ranschcr; Chap, Andrew X. Walker; o. G., JOS
| ForIls. Delegates, George Ranscher and Jafnes
! II, Hume; Alternates, A. T. Walker and George n
SAMSON.
mander e. j; Hpton; S. V. C., b. f. Twist J. v
/ G.. Thomas Hazerigg; @; n, Geo. w. Pierce
| Surg, JAS. s. Holloway; Chap, VIM. Long; o. D..
G. A. Wnsiow; o. g. e. Edwards.
/ Officers of Mcintosh Post, No 26I, Hermitage
| Commander, NJ. n. Neihardt 5. v. G., N. p. vii
Hans HAAS NJ Bre1s faenz Surg Aa' ~ Ne
| Clure; Chap, J. b. Gross; o. D., r. A. Vance; o
G., John Lewis; S. NJ. NJ II. Cooper.
MONTANA
Officers Of U. s. Grant Post, 10. IA. Miles City
Ter; j. V. G.. n. Borchardt; Chap, s. T. snider
O. D., J. w. johnson; Q. G., r. w. Tyler; @. M
Abram Hall; Adjt, r. w. oorwin.
NEBRASKA
General Order No 10. Issued at Schuyler by com
mand Of IL. G. Russell, Department Commander
| J. ID. Miles. a. A.-G.-contans the following Sec
ton vi of General Order No Is current series i
hereby revoked and the following is substituted
Section vi. To furnish and transport free from
any point in the United States and return the same
any tents, camp or garrison equipage, munition
OF war hired or loaned to the q A. r., and needles
for such Reunion; receive all material from tn
railroad companies. haul came TO camp, pitch tin
tents stake same, repack and reload all such mate
rial al the close Of the Reunion Commanders am
comrades will call the attention of parties who ma
contemplate bidding for the Reunion 10 this change
During the Encampment which commences on III
29th Of February, at Lincoln, Department Head
quarters viii be established at the Capitol Hote
The following rates for hotel accotnmo daiion
| have been secured for comrades attending the Ell
canpment Capitol Hotel, single or double rooms
g. per day: Windsor Hotel, single lone person 4
a ROOM, $3.50; Windsor Hotel, double n or NOR
in room. 500; o. Pek's Hotel, single q person i
| a room1. $500; o. Pelk's Hotel double q or NOR
in room $780, Linden Hotel single 81 so; Linde
Hotel, double, Sl.25; fremont Hotel single
$50; fremont Hotel, double. 81 rs; Clifton Hote
double II 90 ST. Charles Hotel, double 81 90 Peori
House, double LOG; Howard House, double, Sl.O
There viii be plenty ofrooI for all who may wish
attend. Tile best rates that be obtained on rail
roads going 10 and returning from the Encampmer
at Lincoln, one and one-third fares for ia
roumd-trip. All members Of the GAR. and w r. {
who wish to attend must buy a full ticLe
| TO Lincoln. Tney must ask for and obtain iron
their local agent a certificate receipt which Ger
tifcate must be signed by the Assistant Adjutant
General at the hall where the Encampment is hello
or at Department Headquarters. The Department
Secretary viii attend to this for the w re. Thcs
certificates will entitle the holder TO purchase q re
turn ticetat Lincoln for one-thrd regular rates ar
elusive. Railroad agents will be instructed by thei
companies to furnish these certificates when Gale
for. Tie proceedings, findings and sentence of
Post court martial, for the trial of ComFade S.
, Yates. Of Post No. 1885, are hereby approved, an
the said 5. B. Yates is dishonnrably discharged an
. dismissed from the Grand Army Of the RepubIi,
The address of George G. Rogers, Colonel 10Th I'll
: is wanted. Any one knowing the address of Co
. Rogers viii kindly send the same 10 Hugh W. Cos
! Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Officers of George a. Custer Post No. T. Omaha
Commander. john A. Cuscaden r. O. FRAN