The National tribune., 1888-03-01

8 n. w, s. CLANCY @. nj s., 6. A. Michaes
Delegate, Daniel Murphy; Alternate, Samuel
Officers of Brint and Mcbride Post, No. 225,
Richfield Center: Commander NJ. p. Sanderson;
S. " c., VIM. Pemberton; ]. v. c.. w: IL. Dennis;
O. NJ, VIM. Tension; Surg, Philo b. Root; Chap,
Henry Chulip; O. D., John e. Bolingeri o. c.
Henry Green. Delegate, j. L. Smith, Alternate,
Henry Chulip.
Commander. Charles A. Gardner 5. v G., w. II.
Stansbury j. Y. O., Oscar Chase q. NJ, ). M
Chase; Surg Thomas Braley; Chap, A. L. Page;
o. d., Neal Bryne o. e., Lewis Spires. Delegate,
John NJ. Chase; Alternate, Geo. ii. Bean.
Officers of Fair Post, No. 80. Spencervlile: Com
mander, Thomas Schaffer; s. V. c., @. NJ. Briggs;
J. V. e., jackson Woolryi @. NJ, w. Hager; surg,
Jno. Keith; Chap, $. L. Fryer o. D.. J. Nd. Lane
Delegate, I. Ramey; Alternate, J. N. Lane
Officers of Hancock Post, No 579, Sherwood:
Commander George Holton; S v G.. Ensebuer
Reyff; J. " c., John T. Barcan @. NJ, Taylor g.
Wiekersham; Surg, Mark +. Bsrean; Chap, Jno.
Haughtby; 0. D., Cornelius w. Kyle; o. G., Peter
J. Hosler. Delegate, johnson Miller; Alternate,
Moses NJ. Harvey.
Officers of H c. Scott Post, No III, St. Paris:
Y G., B. r; Wilson; @ NJ, II. II: Breeoqnti Surg
G. w. Pairling; Chap, E. d. Smith; o. D.. J. 9.
Brokair; o. G.. G. 4. Lewis Delegate, G.. q.
McCrea; Alternate A. f. Golden.
Officers of Kyle Post, No. Al, Wapakoneta: Com
mander, George Bush s. V. O., Sam Brackney; }.
V. c., Fred. e. Vawanda; O. M Jno Hassenaurer;
Surg, E. r. Freeman; Chap, H. G. Crum; o. d.,
Geo. w. Luce; o. G., Geo. w. Chiles Delegate,
Andrew Kohler; Alternate, Asa Rhodes.
Commander, J. w. Gaskill; S.V. O., j. G. Stratton;
J.V.C., H B. Raft; @. NJ. George +. Bailey; Chap,
NJ. NJ. Markwithi o. D., II. b. Keith; o. g., f.
Foutz.
officers of Henry Harrison Post, No 934, West
Mansfield Commander, +. X. Carson; S.V. C., W.
II. Bushong; ]. Y. c., L. K. Drake; O. NJ, a. r
Skidmore; o. D., r. w. Smith o. G., T. l.. Drake
Delegate, g. II. Dowell; Alternate. John Geryuu.
Officers of Duncan Post, No 447, West Milton :
Commander, G. g. Garrison S.Y. O., IL. H. Sinks
J.V. Q: Lawrence Heating; @. NJ. Samuel Folker
Surg, w, H, Kessler; Chap, w II. Smithman; o.
D., John Swallow; o. G., John McKenna. Dele
gate, H. NJ. Lair; Alternate NJ c. Pierce.
Officers OF Parmelee Horn Post, No. 622, Sonora ::
Commander, II. A. Bennett; S. Y. c., H. @, Heck
E. p. Ebersolei Chap, w. II. Snyder; o. D., j. M.
Broughman o. G.. M. G. p Pippinayer.
Officers of W: II. Lutz Post No. S3s, Yellow Bud;
Commander, w. w. Written; S. V. O., n. r. Ham
kins; ]. " O., Charles Metzgar; @. NJ, Reason
Cross; Surg, David Warner; Chap, E. II. Minear;
Q. D., J. J. Dimond; O. e., Felix Smith. Delegate,
j. j. Dmond; Alternate, Reason Cross.
Officers of Hazlett Post, No. 81, GAINESVILLE: Com
mander, John A. Green; S. V. c., A. j. Spaulding ;
]. V. c., Peter Trest; Surg, H S. Rhodes; Chap,
". K. Watson; Q. NJ, O. f, Axlinei o. d., Harry
Barker; o. e., J. G. Hannum. Delegates, S. S.
RUSSELL F. NJ. Wiley, G. F. Axline. w. E. Atwill;
Alternates, Fenton Bagley, A. j. Spaulding, a. D..
Officers of w. A Brand Post No. 90, Urbana:
Commander, Thomas MCCONNELL S. V. c. George
4. Wells; Surg, Israel FISHER; Adjt Colin McDon-
add @. NJ, Charles Lauppe; o. D., II. H. Dayo; O..
G., John WooIenham; S. NJ, w. L. Steward; @. NJ.
S., ID. b, Mcdonald.
Officers Of Billy Baner Post, No. 587, springboro
Commander, David Mering; S. V. c., Apheus G..
McGuff; J. " c., William Sheets; Surg, Bathuel
Mutton; Q. NJ, Alfred Coman; o. D., August
Hankle; Chap, Samuel Hines; o. G., V. Lang;
AdJt, VIM. Barnhart.
OREGON
Officers OF Baker Post, No s, Mansfield: Com
c., w. f. Elrod; Surg, o. z. Smith; Adi't f. NJ.
Garrison; o. D., g. w. Blood; @. NJ, j. l.. Terry
0. g. H. Kern; Chap, G. Magary; s. NJ, c. w.
Tower; e. NJ. s., J. r. Lightner.
PENNSYLVANIA
Wilde Post No 25 Chester, is in fourshing
condition. Last year it mustered in 80 comrades,
and has now membership of BIS.
Post No. ISL, Pittsburg is building four-story
Grand Army Hall at q cost of Sll GO.
A few weeks ago when Mrs Rea, the wife of the
CommandeF-in- Chief started on trip through the
Eastern States, she made it point to present each
Post she visited with a silver spoon, suitably en-
grayed Last week she stopped in Philadelphia long
enough to yisitthe FAIR Anna NJ Ross Post No. 81
The boys had in some unknown manner become
acquainted with Mrs. Reas spoon presentations,
and when she entered the hall she agreeably
surprised by receiving very pretty silver spoon,
on which WAS the inscription: Presented by Anna
NJ. Ross Post, No. 81 GA. r., to Mrs. John F. Rea
UTAH.
John Schafer, Moscow, Idaho: The comrades OF
Anderson Post recently presented Commander Il.
H. Barton with beautiful gold-and-silyer- mounted
sword and belt The presentation speech was
made in the spacious GAR. hall erected last
Summer by the old veterans and the Sons of NeteF
ans, by J. J. Owen. There we're about 600 persons
present, and patriotic speeches were the order OF
the day. Hon. w. J. Mcconnell reviewed the sery
ices Of the volunteer soldier ana the duty Of citizens
He was frequently interrupted by rounds of APP
plause. The occasion was highly enjoyed by ali
present.
VERMONT
Officers Of Henry Post. No. q, Chester: Com.
mander, Warren G. Williams S V. c.. Albert d
l.. Herrick; j. V. O., Cyrus A Greeley; Chap.
John j. Miner; @. NJ, Daniel b Chandler; Surg.
Harlan w Chandler; o. D., AIvah n. Learned; o.
g., John Vanornum; Adj't, Daniel w. Davis @
NJ. s., Edwin NJ. Carlisle; s. NJ, Chas. II. Larkin
WASHINGTON TERRITORY
Officers of Sedgwick Post. No. 8, Spokane Falls
Commander. f. r. Chidsi 5. V. G., +. w. Becker
J. V. c., g. o. Bump; Adjt, Fred. Sailing; q. NJ.
Routhe; o. D., w. o. Fowler; 0. G., JAS Coverly
$. NJ, VIM. Markham; q NJ. s., Charles e. Ham
blen.
Officers of Joe Hooker Post, No. 25, Chehalis
Commander, II. p. Hurn; s. V. c., j. It. Berry; j
V. c., A. l.. Brown; o. D., G. w. Taylor; Surg, G.
f. Richards; Chap. John Lucas q. NJ, VIM. Haz
Zard o. e., T. j. Maker; s. NJ, b. f. Clubine; @
NJ s., r. n. Ashmore; Adjt, A. II. Brown.
Officers of John A. Logan Post, No. l6, Garfield
Commander ". K Griffith; S.Y c. J. n. Discus
J. V. G., VIM Westacott; q. NJ, u. Nj. Giles; Chap.
$. b. Shoemaker; Surg Vim. Dallas; o. D., j. A
Dix; q. g., j. NJ. Hale; AdIt J. l.. Dutton S. NJ.
| S. j. Tant; q. NJ. S., G. A. Boyd.
Officers OF A. Lincoln Post, No. T. Walla WalIa
Commander, VIM. Lind; S.V. c., c. f. Wightman
J. v. c., q. Il. Grow; Adj't, J. p. Stokes; Q. NJ.
| JOhD Piper; surg, w. ii. CarneS; Chap, Nlcto
| Skater; o. D., =. O. Teft; o. e., H. O'Neal.
! WISCONSIN,
/ The 22d annual Encampment of this Department
| which was held at Milwaukee, Feb. Is aud l6 wa
the most enthusiastic and, from a business point 0
| view, the most successful Encampment ever he'll
| In this Department. The report Of the Assistan
! Quartermaster General showed that the balance il
the hands of the Post Quartermasters Dec. 81 1885,
was $40 3o2, 30; receipts during the year 1887 $50
! lII7I; total Post funds, SI0494ll; Disbursements
$50 49, balance on hand 81 10; separate relic
The receipts of the Office OF the Assistant Quarter
master-General for the year sl,lO7.22, and the bal
ance in bank al present, SSl437
Asst Adj teen. Barry Is report showed that th
! number of comrades reported in good standing
the beginning of the year 1887 was l0,027, and this
the net gain in membership during the year wa
$40, giving a total membership at present of 10 81
The amount expended for charity during the yes
was S400S.o7; Psi members or their families Wer
relieved, and LOG persons were relieved who WEI
not members. During the year new Posts WEI
organized at kenosha, Poysppi Rhnelande
Trimbelle, OgdensbuTg, Milwaukee, Oshkosh
Ahuapee, Shell Lake and Verona. These Pos
have now membership in good standing of IS
The following Posts have surrendered their cha
tiers during the year: ii. o. Watrous Pos
| No. 90, Spencer; w. +. Dawes Post, No 10
Necedah; @. l.. Parks Post, No 224, Boy,
Statistics gathered in regard 10 the sentiment O
the Disability Pension Bill showed that out of Il
Posts voting the bill 1873, with membership
1889, voted III favor Of the bill. The number
members voting against 1t was 172. The amour
contributed for the Grant monument fund by Wi
consin Posts S30I.35.
The report of the committee appointed at IL
2lst Department Encanpment for the purpose
investigating certain charges made against the do
trines taught in text books ON United States histol