The National tribune., 1888-03-22

field: Commander, H. G. Rogers; 5 V. c., G. D.
Pierce; J. Y. c., a. Ramcy; Adj't J.. G. Crowelli
W X. James; o. G., ". K Cunningham; @. NJ,
JEFF Aielick; q. NJ. :. s. Mode; = NJ, J.. Mitchell;
Trustees, A. B. sears, 4. Meredith, John MeCraek-
Moore.
Officers of Columbus Golden Post, Ne. SO, Attn
ems: Commander I. NJ. Jewett; 5. Y. G., J. L.
Dana J. Y. c., J. Il. Cook; Adj't, = n. HoDsoni
q. ~, Fred Stalder; O. D.. William Lowry O. o.,
T. T. Brauuoni Chap, W, D. Hamiltoni surg, IL
Smms-
Officers or A IT, Coleman Post, No. 159, Troy:
Commander David J.. Lee; :. Y. c., a. j. thlledi
!: Y. q, II. Ncsco; Chap, Rev. Mathis; SURG l,T'
IL Coleman 9. NJ, Q. l. NesthoyeTi A0l l., -
MiHlans; O. D., J. J. Burrows; O. c.. Ira Shel!a-
berger; @ N. 8, Q. 3. RaPp 5. ~, William ShnI-
Ter. Delegates c. L. Westhover, SiIas Roney; Al
ternates, L. T. Rollins, e. f. Groosner.
PENNSYLVANIA
Lieut. Josiah White Post. No As. PhUnixviller is
now Of age. Tile DIST anniversary of the Post zen
on Ihuraaay last, and it was most appropriately
observed with Campfire in Masonic Hail, WAlch
simply laid all others held by the Post ~ in me
shade The hall was very tasteiuIly decorated
and was crowded with people Col. II. II. Gllkyson
presided. The Military Band escorted GOV. James
a. Beaver. Col. J. r. D0bs0n A. A.-G. Ihos. ).
Stewart, Col. i. q. MaEce Department Command
er; H. q. Grossma Mayor j. j. henney, II W lIIls
Bland, Col, Iheo. w Bean, W. IL Murphy, W: =
Galizter, t. e, Waits, l. Dennis ii. =, Wainwright
and Burgess d. +. Moore. After selections 10y the
orchestra, Chaplain Grossman opencdt the exercises
by prayer. This con3raGe had the honor Oh oiaci-
atlHE as Chaplain 81 the battle of Gettysburg. Inc
address of welcome was delivered by +, g W. A.
Gauster. After vocal music by quartet, Gen. -
r DobSon read brief history OF the Post. lie
stated That p years before So Union soldiers met ana
organized Post No. 40; that OF that number all baJ
four we're alive; that few years later the member
snip GWlndled 10 thTeei THAT 10 years ago there was
/ a boom In the Post and now the membership Is
40. Gov. Beaver then spoke IN q general manner
on tie work OF the Post, and was followed og
/ Mayor keuuey, Of Reading. His Honor read ! he
army Mule p and The Spider and the Fly, and
brought down the house. Department Commander
f4gv-.E la lsE.fv -rsF
4 made way for MS Assistant AdJEtaut-tEeneFal.
Ihos. !. Stewart. The latter IS by no means a
stranger at PhGuISvIlle, and his welcome IN con-
sequence was very latteI3nE after ms speech tliS
audience wanted Jake SchncideT's Ride, but he
protested that he bad forgotten it, and IN place gave
The Soldier Tramp Addresses were then made
by Col. Bean. OF Post No. II; Mr. Bland and w. i.
Murphy. 1t was close on to midnight when the
Campfire smodeTed and the audience departed
highly ETallted with the evenings entertainment.
The members Of Abe Patterson Post. No IS, Al
eEaeuy City, have resolved 10 attend the National
/ Eucampmemt en- massc The movement has as
sumea = definite shape by the organ zallGh OF 4
" Columbus Club" Of which Col. Hugh Morrison
1 is Chairman and James Stewart Treasurer.
/ Grant Post, No 3 of Philadelphia, was favored
/ by visit from Gen. n. II. Curtis. Department
I Commander Of New York, on Tuesday evening,
] March l3.
/ Pos. No IS has Campfire on Thursday evening,
/ March p.
! Tie anniversary Of the battle Of Appoma.tox
Courthouse, which heretofore was only celebrated
! b. Post No l2S in Allegheny City, Will this year
be jointly celebrated by Posts Nos So l25 and lJ2
! in the Coliseum Building. Department Coma
mandcr Nagee il IS expected viii be IN attendance.
i The Fair and Bazaar Of Post No. l5l, South side,
I PIttsDurg. viii commence the evening Of the
I anniversary Of Lees surrender and win continue
until May T. The proceeds viii be applied IN lit
4 ing tie mortgage from The new nall winch VIII ne
4 ready Tor occupancy about April ]. During tile
Fair paper viii be issued called Tie Grand
Rounds. with Gen. A. l. Pearson as editor and w.
! O. Russell assistant editor.
4 4 Post viii be shortly established at Neville,
4 Gun beriaud County, and viii he numbered 3lIi
m place Of the one recently dlsbanded at Tburlow
4 Delaware County.
Col Hamp. Thomas lectured on "The Opera
tons Of the cavalry with the Army Of the Potomac
I at the hall Of Post No. 2, Philadelphia on last
Thursday evening. The lecture WAS very interest
ing, and Al its conclusion adIrer OF the Colonel
/ through Maj. Moses Neale, presented him with d
Department Commander 1Iagee and staff viii
officially visit Post No. III, Philadelphia, on Mon
day evening, March q. \ Campfire VIII be one o.
the features Of the evening.
Post 40. l46 Of Shenandoah, the wealthiest Pos
4 III this Department haas adopted resolutions pro
testing against any reduction Of the tariff or inter
nal revenue until the soldiers receive their due.
Post No. 2s7, WaynesburE, Franklin County, vii
I have q grand Reunion and Campfire on Monday
evening, April 9-the 23d anniversary Of Less sur
render at AppomattoZ Courthouse.
The Campfire Of Post No. = announced for Tines
Gay night, March Is, was dispensed with, OWNS x
the death Of C0mradc F. w. Graham one Of thl
most active members Of the Post. There was
large number Of comrades Of visiting Posts VIII,
had not been notified Of the pCBtpOnemeHt Of thi
I Campfire and addresses were made by Commando
4 wilmington. AdJt. Walton and Comrades Harr!
Sailor and W. Miller, Of Post 50; Past Commando
Charles H. TUnlcey, Of Post l4i Commander. VIM
Simmons. Henry Higgins and Comrsde Churchill
Of Post 900; J. Y. g. STROUD, Of Post BIZ; Com
tnander NOOters, Chaplain Edgar WEIGH, and Pas
Commanders L. J. Maguigau and ". w Sowdcn
I Of Post No. Z
Posts i and 100 have entered with the othe
Philadelphia Posts in the proposed combinatio
excursion 70 Atlantic City.
/ WTcCCvcTV-
General Orders, No. 2 Issued at Milwaukee
March 10. by command Of a. G.. WelsseTt Depart
ment Commanders. D. Gray, A. A.-G.-coniai
4 the following The following named con1Taae
( have been appointed which pletes the persons
staff q the Department Commander. and have en-
tered upon tie duties Of their several positions
They Will be obeyed and respected accordingly
Asst O. n. General, w. A. Wye, ReedsburS; In
J spector George A. Barry, Eau Claire; Judgc-Ad
! y0cate, q. j. Cleveland Oshkosh; Chief MusteTiB
Officer, T. u. Zoe, Whitewater. Comrades hayin
) the proceedings Of any Department Encampme5
Of Wisconsin prior 10 lss3, requested TO sen
them TO the A-A.-0-, Tor preservation at Hcadque
tiers. II desired by the possessors they viii b
! copied and the originals promptly returned. Men
bcrs Of thc Order. who may be in Milwaukee &
} / any time are cordially invited to call at Depart
I ment Headquarters and communicate such sup
gesl.Uus and Information they think may be Fl
= the good Of the Order. Chap. . Art J. See g. RGIe
and Regulations reads TIE rank 81 Posts 5iIa
be determined by the date Of the charter undo
{ which they acting 10 Gs therefore, dcsirabl
that the date Of charter Of every Post in this iur
dicliOu should be on file al Department Ueadnual
tiers. Post AdiutauLs are Instructed to send date
charter Of their respective Posts together wit
= 4 names Of the original charter members, 10 the AZ
si=taHt Adiuiaut-GcHeTal, that they may be put 0
Z record for permanent preservation. By this neaI
. any Post whose charter may be lost or desiroye
. caa obtain duplicate al any time.
i. X. Daniels Trlmbeil: John A. Otis Post, n
j. 23s, was organized aug. H. 1857 with - chart,
+. members il has now . comrades its roll
. The young people 81 this place have given two q
t6Ttauments this Winter for the benefit of the Pos
4 which have nC.ted between SO and go. Our oil
GERS for the ensuing year are: Commander J.. ]
Daniels IS. v. O., II. Man; }. v. c.. C. NJ William
O. D., NJ. i. Harris Q. NJ, Thomas Gordon; ADJ
= J. W. CoEuelIson; Chap, A. J. More; Surg, 5.
D Balloai q. g., a. Bcardsey; q II s., John la
g RE; S. NJ a. J. Barrett.
g Officers Of James Williams Post No. I5s Ont
q rio: Commander, William SaGdon; s. v. O.
2, Smith j. v C., d. d. Kyes; Chap, n. BoIder
Z Adjt r. 3. MaFsdeu, O. H.. II. II. Stedman; o. I
L A. r Hobbs; O. O., q. Floyd; Surg, William Har
y q II. 6, ID. Lomley S. n, Allen Wecher.
: A SEindle.
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y TRIBUNE exercises all reasonable care to pr
4 vent the admission 10 its columns Of frauduIe
d advertisements Of any kind, but in spite Of I'll
u vigilance these VIII get in, and one Of the
p was that Of The Mississippi Farmer, which a
peared in the issue Of Jan. 19. The fraud
): the comrades was not very great, but still
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