The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1888-03-08

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Surg, DR.. +. ;. Weir; Chap G. A. Minor; O. D.,
Charles Duering; o. O.. :. p. Evans; Adjt, A. G.
Eleischbeimi ;. NJ, p. II. Clancy; Q. NJ. S,
Henry Dahm.
INDIANA
officers of Joseph r. t Gordon Post, No col,
Haney's Corner; Commander, Charles H. shelp;
5. V. C., J. NJ. Purdun; J. " c., William Peak
Adft, J. W. Green; Surg. G. W. Hasei Chap. t.
nearson; Q. G. f. NJ Brown; S NJ, H. II. Kirk;
z NJ >, r. i. Hyatt; ms, J. NJ Purdun. Delegate,
J. w. Gordon; Alternate, G. 5. May.
Officers of James i. Chittenden Post, No AS,
Hartsville: Commander, Jesse l. Criseri s v @,
Josephus HufIer; j. V. c., Thomas G. Clapp; o.
D., Annanias Graham; o. c. Warren L. COots;
@ NJ, Thomas W Rominger; Adjt, Lyman J.
Sender; @. NJ. s, Benjamin F. Robertson; 5. NJ,
Andrew Carter.
Officers o. Frank Jones Post, No 249, Trenton:
Commando, NJ, Z. Conyers; 5. V. C., Edward
Cox j. V. G., II. f. Harris; Adj't, Jerry Hiatt
=; NJ g. w Edwards Surg DIR, II G. Hunt
Chap, A. sheely; o. d.. J. 6. Harvey; o. e.,
James Adamson; ;. II, A l. Gaines; Q. NJ. s.,
John W. Green.
IOWA.
:, Officers Of George stEongPost. No; - Fairfield:
Commando, Charles Gift; 5. V. c. c. ID. Tomey;
J. '. c., II. Westenhayer; Adjt 4. A. Royce q.
n, Samuel Zegier; Surg, J. w Oliver; Chap, z.
A. Lynch; o. d., T. +. Higley; o. G., B. Nj. Nike
SELL > A., Robt Stephenson; Q. NJ. ST. }. T. Mui-
Officers of Buford Post No. 800 Ogden: Com
mander, }: W. Nelson; ;. V. c., T. NJ Spurrieri J.
]. KilIam; Adj't E. n Galrvin; Chap, w. S. Col
vim; q. NJ NJ F. Taylor; O. G., George Meyer;
) NJ, /. Helphrey; q. VI. s., ]. r. Wallace. Dele
gate. i. NJ. Spurrier; Alternate, Z. N Garvin.
Officers of Charley Baker Post, No 81, Pauora:
Commander, Jabe Ninslow; s. V. c., J. b. Brown;
J. Y. c., /. }. Pentecost Chap, f. NJ. Elliott: Q.
NJ, = A. Young; AdJt, Sam Funk; U. d. T. NJ
Hummer; o. c. J.. Glover; Surg, o. b. Haden.
Officers of Warner Post No. 40 Fayette: Com
mandeT, J. w Merrill; 5. V. c., II. J. Grannis J.
V. C., Samuel Luce; Adj't, r. H. Latimer @ NJ,
J. n. Dorman; Surg, DIR. Dixon Alexander; Chap,
Rev. &. W. Burgess; o. D., VI. j. Wing; Q. g.. u.
Fuller; ;. NJ, Thomas Waste; Q. Nj. s, Frank b.
Francisco
Officers of John Dillin Post, No. 2ss Marengo:
Commander, ID. Aiverson; s. V. c., James Butter
field J. v G., r. NJ. Kepner; @. NJ, II. Nortoni
O. D., II. :. Blasier; Adjt C. C. Bigbee; o. g. ID.
n Caheriy; Chap. George Talbot; Surg, w. T.
loshall; ; u, NJ. V. Wagner; q. NJ. S, Nell
Merritt Delegate, ID. II. Wilson; Alternate, IL. L.
Patterson.
Officers of John A Davis Post, No. 58, Jesup:
V G, T. Burdic; Surg. W. J. standish; Chap, H.
Cone
KANSAS
Post No. 260, Waterville, held banquet and
superabundanee Of the good things of the land,
and over $50 sat down and appeased their appetites
After which the large and appreciative audience
was entertained by speeches and vocal and instru-
mental music of high order. The net proceeds
were over $40, which will be added to the relief
fund.
Gustav Shoenan, Tonganoxie: Post No. 40 cele-
bTRied Mashingtons birthday with public enter
tainment which turned out to be a grand success
The ladies Of our little town interested themselves
greatly in IT. and the tables almost broke down
with all the good things provided by them. Every
body agreed that other society was able to
terrain their guests like the boys of the G. AR
Officers OF Lew Cove Post No. 100 Manhattan:
Commander, Thomas Hunter; ). V. c., L. G..
RAIDER; J. V C., Charles Rehfield; o. D., w. b.
Rhodes: o. g., J. ii. Merchant: Chap, j. Beatty /;
Surg, DIR. E. 1. Patee Q. NJ II c. Crump Adit,
r. ID. Gardner: O. NJ s. c. p Irwin: S. NJ, w W.
Graves We have one of the best Posts in the State
Of Kansas.
Officers Of Thompson Post, No 24s, Vermillion:
Commander, 3 Arnold s. " c., j. F. Waison
]. Y. G., George Rasp; Surg, Joseph Duffy; Chap,
John Lamb; q. NJ, w. II. Dewalt o. D., II. b.
Martin; o. g., b. Grouse; Q. NJ. S, It. Howard; s.
NJ, D. Ruby; Adj't II. NJ. Wade.
Officers Of Post No los, Winchester: Command
er, J. +. DenneIler; :. v. c., w. II. Lemon; j. V.
c., George Lubfer; Adj't, J. II. Marshall; @. NJ,
J. /, Fulton; Chap, 5. Motti o. d., G. Hinchman ;
o. G.. j. Griffith.
Officers OF Antietam Post, No GA. Parsons: Com
mander, X. D. Talbot; s. V. c., A. r. Laut; J. V.
C., Andrew Ayers; Surg, o. Z. Peters; Chap, c.
A. Terrell; Adj't w. H. Porter; O. NJ A. NJ Sour
beer O. D.. George Camp F; o. G.. jaw 5. Hngenin:
q. n. :, samuel Wooley; S. NJ, JOS. r. Chaplin
The Post l. in fourishing condition.
KENTUCKY
James Humphrey Post, No 81. Humphrey has
adopted resolutions unanimously indorsing the
Disability Pension Bill.
MAINE
The annual Encampment Of this Departrn ent was
held at Portland recently. Among those in al
tendance were Ex-Fice-P President Hannibal Ham
4 lin, COMMUNICATIVE Chief Rea Junior Vice Com
maudeF Lineban, Gen. CoBnor, and others.
The reports Of the various officers showed the
Department To be IN an excellent condition. The
following ocers were elected for the ensuing year
Department Commander. Horace H Burbank of
Saco :. V. c, A. J. Crockett Rockand j. V. c..
F.W. Haskele, Wateryille; Chap Rev. q. II. Shinn,
Deering; Medical Director, j. b. Parsons. Council
Of Administration, Isnac Dyer, Skowhegan c. w
4 HRdlock Portland; q. A. Wilson, South Paris: w.
/ Crosby Dover: C. T. Nash Augusta resolution
rarHf IA Of hogtr
10 the Committee Pensions. The place Of holding
the next Encampmeu was left TO the Council Of Adj
mInistTalon. The Eneampment closed with r Camp
/ fire al tie City Hall ~ the evening. On the floor
were set tables and plates were laid for GOO There
waEsnRlng by the Portland Male Quartet I00ladies
gave pitcher drill afterwards acting mattresses
After dinner Mai. MeicheT made a speech of wei.
4 come, and Hon. Henry j. Cleaves acted as toast
master. When be proposed the first toast e Our
I Country and our Flag, and the venerable Hanui.
bal Hanliin rose 10 respond, the hall rang with
round after round Of applause and his speech was
I appauded 60 the echo. COmmander-in-Chief Rea
4 responded 10 the toast, The Grand Army of tbe
Republic " and was enthusiastically received Other
+ togsts were responded to as follows: City o!
+ Portland by Mayor Chapman; State Of Maine -
! by Gov. Marble; " Our Volunteer Army - by Hon
/ " r. Lunt, Of Portland; our Navy" by Past
/ Department Commander X. K Galley Of Port
( land Comrades who never came back" by
I Rev. Dir. Payne, Of the Pine street Church Port
/ land. The exercises closed by the whole company
rising and singing , "a 4, Lang syne;"
Officers Of John w. Brown Post No I17- Com.
nlander, Joseph A. Hobbs <. V. c.. Alonzo Car
penteri J. V. G, d. II. McKenny; Adpt. p. IL
/ Kicker; q. n, John +. Lord Chap. Benjamin r.
I Allen; o. D., y. C. Goodwin; O. G. Isaac /. Pitts
Surg. Aaron Newell; 5 NJ, Geo +. Pitts; O. M
&, VIM. A. Toilette.
Officers Of Charles A. Warren Post, No 70. Stand
! ish: Commander. d. l. Warren; s. " c. NJ b
Smith; JV. c., j. II. Waterman; Surg A. r. san
born; Chap, A. Baker; O. NJ, A Moses; o. D. G.
b. Pendexter; o. o., L. II. Norton.
MICHIGAN
Officers Of Frank Graves Post No 81 Niles
Commander. II. G. Berwick; S. v C.. James Bird
NV. G.. William Studley; q. NJ, John w Hatfield
Adj't George J.. Antisdel Surg. DR. Z Bonnie
Chap. B.V. Foraker: o. d., William Foust; O. G.
Chaumcey ~ King s. NJ, Il. r. Dickey; O. NJ. s.
James A. Grimes; Delegate, r. Dol5son.
Officers OF Thomas Manning Post, No 81 Mar
cellus: Commander. g. /. Nash; S. V. c. Pete
nlanser; Surg, y. f. Adams Chap, H. IL Kel
logg q. NJ, William Waugh; o. D., II. NJ. Not
tingham; o. g.. Levi Casselman; $. NJ, j. j. Not
tiughani q. N. s., H. G. Oils; Delegate, B. Z
Groner.
Officers Of Samuel D. Haigbt Post, No. s4s Scott
1 vile: Commander, Thomas Barnes; s. V. C.. Geo
Haner; J.N. C., @. ". Clark; AdJt @. Codington
/ Chap, 7. Barnes; o. D., ]. Ives; O. G., H. jerks
+ q n Thomas J. Cowgirl.
Officers Of William Sanborn Post No g. Por
Huron: Commander, VI. +. Carleton; S. V. c. Jas
Z Chap. NJ. II. Smith; o. D., II. w. Cooley; o q
NJ II Higgins; O. NJ, Charles Thompson; AdTi
John W Burns; q. VI. s.. i. +. Wellington s. II
W. II. Brown. Senior Vice Commander Jane
= Gain has gone 10 higher, grander Post 10 AVA
the coming Of bis comrades, who will ere long D
: / with him. Comrade Gain was stricken down b
heart disease Feb. 4, and he was buried with g. A.