The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1888-10-25

this Is IL violation Of q resolution adopted by
tire National Eleampment of 1887, to wit: Re-
soiCed, That the emenbers of the Grand Army
OF the Republic are strictly forbidden TO use the
badge OF the Order or the letters GAR, as sign
oraavertisemeutfo for any private business whatever.
Comrades who violate this rule are guilty of DISC
beulence OF lawful ORDERS and are subject to dis
clpllne. Upon application of Post No. l2l the SEN
teuce imposed by the Department Commander,
Oct 9. 1850. by which ComFade J. DennicS was dis
hOnoTsbiy discharged from the Grand Army OF the
Republic, Is hereby rescnded, and ComIRde Den
nick Is restored TO membership. Special attention
Is called TO the returns for third quarter blanks Tor
which We're mailed a month ago. The representa-
ton OF Posts in the Department Encampmeut Is
based upon the number remaining in good
standing sept. 80. Post Commanders who have
not already forwarded their returns should 90 SO
al once.
IIartshorn Post. No 4s7, schaghtiooke, was re-
Gently presented by Mrs. Nellie A. Phillips, wife OF
Past Commander L. u. Phillips, with an elegantly
embroidered bed-quilt TO be disposed of in such
manner as Is deemed advisable to add to the
finances Of the Post Much gratitude is expressed
TO Mrs Phillips for the interest taken IN the Well
fare Of the comrades IN the Post since its organiza
ton.
PENNSYLVANIA
That long-Iooked-for Campfire of Post No. 81, of
Philadelphia, wss held on last Thursday evening,
and it proved, as was expected, to be the most en-
iOyable entertainment held in that city for some
time past. In addition to the 200 uniformed COM
rades Of the Post there were present large num-
from Posts l. II, of Norristown; 33i, of Frankfordi
the Citizens Corps of Posts 81, g. q. 50, 60 and
ia aud by special invitation representatives OF the
Union Veteran Legion. Past Commander II. H.
Wallace had charge of the Campfire and the Lambs
were choeE full of enthusiasts. Short addresses
were made by Rev. II. A. + Hoyt, Past Com
mander W. J. Wells and Z. L. Teunan, of Post II ;
A, A.-G. Thomas J. Stewart, Fast Commander j..
Duryea OF Post So; Gen. Charles l. LeipeT, OF Post
S34; Col. JOS. X. DAWSON of Post No. 2; James Il.
Morrison, OF Post l. A. @ NJ. Gen. IL. S. Williams,
Adit William ID. Baldwin and others. On behalf
OF Post 81, Past Commander Henry /. Yohn pre-
sented q n Gen. John Taylor with nnely-en-
crossed and handsomely framed set of resolutions,
which rected the Chief Lambs services rendered
TO the Post during the past lS years of his member
bership.
Now that the Montgomery County GAR. asso-
Citations celebration is s. thing OF the past, the
thanks Of the visiting Posts to Zook Post No IL at
NoTTlstoWn, Tor the royal manner IN WIlch tiiey
were entertained, are pouring IN from all sections.
The WOman's Auxiliary Corps of the association
las not been overlooked and the vets are express
ing their appreciation of the ladies' services by
letters and resolutions Resolutions of thanks have
so far been received from Mccall Post. No 81; Nc
Lean Post, No 10; Baker Post, No. s, and Gowen
Post, No. >, of Pottsville.
Post No. M OF Philadelphia, will shortly visit
the Posts at Plainfeld, n. j., and Wilmington,
Del.
A successful fair of two weeks continuation was
closed on last Saturday night by the Guards OF Post
No. a, Of Philadelphia
An open Campfire was held on last IueSday
night by Posi- No s., of Frankfort
On the Sunday before Thanksgiving-No 25-
Posts No. 81 and No 4U0, OF Lancaster VIII alISilG
divine service in body at Grace Lutheran Church.
The Guard Of Post No 2, of Philadelphia, I'M
vailed memorial stone at Mount Morlah Gene
terry, in that city, on Sunday afternoon last, IN
recognition Of the services of their late eomrade
! and Secretary, Thomas II. Stinson. The grand pa
rade IN full dress uniform was accompanied by
| the Post and Prof. Bec<'s Band. Gen. James w.
| Latta, Past Department Commander, delivered the
! Grafton.
On Thursday evening Comrsde ]. F. Rausen-
/ berger, of z. ID. Baker Post, No. 8, and VIE OF
/ Germantown, were presented with three bronze
mantei ornaments by the members OF Baker Post
IN consideration Of their esteem IN presenting the
/ Post with handsome stand of cOlors on sept. q
Among the distinguished Grad Army men pres
( ent were Thomas J. Stewart, Col. Sellers, Capt
Witherup. Of the State Fenciblesi Capt French
Commander Peterman, AdJ't kemeriIne ana Mag
/ istrate SEVERN Gen. Stewart made the presenia'
/ ton speech.
/ last week We're Charles s. Albany of Post No. IS
Manayunk; NJ l. WagenselieT, OF Post No. l46
Selinsgrove; G. w. Rigg, of Post No. 70, OF Con-
shohocken; Fred J. Ray, of Post No 81, OF Cam
den, \. j.; Howard ID. Potts, of Post No. llG Har
/ Tisburg, and William ID. Martin, OF Post No. .
Chester.
Harper Post, No Isi, Pittsburg, rendered s. v
4 D. c. Jones, who has Just returned from Europe,
reception Oct. ID. Comrade B. Christy, OF Posi-
S. called the meeting 10 order and acted as Master
/ OF Ceremonies, and called on Past Department
4 Commander Hoyer. who in a neat speech gave Com
I rade Jones welcome back 10 his home, referring
10 his services member Of the Order, and clos
4 ing with the hope that he might be spared many
years. J. V. c. Jones responded in feeling man
ner and in the course Of his remarks stated that he
| never so fully appreciated his membership in the
Grand Army when standing on Carlton HUI
/ Edinburg, Scotland, a stepped up 70 him
/ wearing the Grand Army button, and remarked
/ Say, old boy, put her there; am glad 70 meet
/ an old Union soldier in this country" BE closed
/ by saying that all any wanted in order tc
| make him bitter opponent of Communism, Social
! ism. Anarchisu, any other ism. was to go to
Europe for a short trip. he also said that he woulC
rather be private citizen OF the United States thar
the Prince Of Wales. Rev. 4. n. Boyle paid bigf
compliment 10 Comrade Jones for his manly worth
and gave numerous illustrations of his charitable
kindly feeling and closed by saying that If he hac
the power that night he would forbid any process
/ sion from marching In the streets of any city 0
this country carrying any other than the stars anC
/ Stripes. This sentiment called forth hearty Rp
! plause. Remarks complimentary TO Comrad
1 Jones were made by Comrades bIcKenna, Ash
worth and Fisher, Of Post s; Potter and Bengough
Of IU7; Jones and Duvall. of ISL; Sample, of I2s
Boss OF l55, and Hodge, OF 54S Commander Jones
Of Post 49, returned the thanks Of the Post to tn
large number Of visitors who had attended TIA
( meeting.
WISCONSIN,
Robert Chiyas Post, Milwaukee, has expende
about $1,000 in improvements on the Post hall.