The National tribune., 1889-01-31
Number in good standing Dec. 81, 1887. :
Number now remaining suspended, 625.

Net gain fourth quarter.................... &c
Number in good standing Dec. 81, 1887. 7,O75
Number now remaining suspended, 625.
Expended for relief during quarter, S2,Sl6.
The proceedings, findings and sentence of a Post
court.martial in the case of Comrade Henry
Vaughn of Post No. s, Department OF New Jersey,
are approved and the said Henry Vaughn is here
by dishonorably dismissed and discharged from the
Grand Army of the Republic. Orders for tickets
at reduced rates to attend the next Department En-
campment at Trenton, Feb IL and l3, are now in
the hands of the A. A.-G. Those of the Central
Railroad are sent herewith to all Posts on that
road its branches for the full delegation, and
more viii be furnished requisition. Comrades
desiring orders for Pennsylvania Railroad tickets
must make requisition through the Post Com
mander, as this company requires a record OF all
tickets issued and those returned that not used
Those issued by the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad are
good from Feb ii to Ia inclusive and those issued
by the Central Railroad good from Feb.
II to 10 inclusive Either good for MEM
bers their families. To avoid delay
trouble requsition should be made for many
as required at time. Amy member of
the 2Sd n. j. desiring to join the Regimental
Brown, Elizabeth, n. j. Members of the 37th N.
J. desiring 10 join the Regimenta Association will
send their names and addresses to DIR. Leslie Ward,
Newark, n. j. Members of the I'd N. j. Cav de-
string to join the Regimental Association will send
their names and addresses to L. Rainear, Box 2l4S
Ocean Grove, n. J.
NEW YORK.
General Orders, No. r. issued at Albany Jan. 10,
by command of n. Martin Curtis, Department Com
mander-Wm. Todd, A. A.-G.-contan the fol-
lowing:
As announced in General Orders No. IL, the next
Department Encampment will be held at Bing-
hamton, beginning at 10 a. M, Wednesday, Feb.
20. The Trunk Line Association of Railroads has
made rates and conditions for the round trip, and
notified the following roads in this State, viz: d.
q II. Z; Co; N Y q h. H. K K; West shore;
n. Y, o. & W; N. Y, L. E. & w; Lehigh Valley;
D., L. & w. Pennsylvania. Philadelphia & Read
ing; Baltimore & Ohio, and Fitchburg.
GAR. Annual State Encampment land Wo-
COrpSl. BlnEbamtOn
issued at three cents per mile one-way distance,
minimum rate 81. Tickets to be issued on certifi-
TO which party presenting belongs. Such certih-
Gates to be honored only for persons exhibiting
their badges Tickets to be on sale Feb. IS to 20
inclusive and to be limited going to date of sale,
and TO return until Feb. % incusive''
From the above advice it will be seen that all
comrades who wish to avail themselves of the re-
duced rates must show certificate signed by the
Commandment or Adjutant, vouching for their mem
bership, and also exhibit their GAR badge 10 the
ticket agent.
The following hotel rates at Binghamton have
been secured Hotel Bennett So per day; Exchange
Hotel, q; Hotel Crandali, 81 Lewis House, s.;
Arlington, s. and $3.50; Windsor, SIPS; Hotel
johnson, 81; Globe Hotel, 81; Chenango House,
81 Mansion House, 81; Binghamton House, 81;
Stowe Hotel, 81; North Side Hotel, 81.
The following letter is also published for the in
BIHGHAMToS, n. V, Jan. IL, 1889.
The joint committee from our Posts met this p. M,
and made A. ). Patian Chairman and w. $ Hotch-
KIM Secretary. Committee Hotels which you
may wish 10 publish the proper persons TO
swer ali communications on that subject, are w. j.
Carverand w. s. Hale. Any other communications
may be addressed to Comrade Pattan or myself.
w. S. HoTCHKIN, Sec. Joint Committee.
A. G. Bayne, Post 10; r. R. Proctor Post Sc; J.
w. Albeit, Post 40, and David Acker, Post 49,
appointed Aids-de-C Camp; they will be obeyed
and respected accordingly. few Post Com
manders have failed, thus far, TO send in their re-
turns for the fourth quarter. 1t is of the utmost
Importance that every Post should report no mat
ter what its condition, and Commanders Will be
held 10 strict accountability for the performance of
this duty. Those who have not reported must do
so at once A large number of Post Commanders
have not yet returned the old rituals They will
do so at once and thus save their Posts the expense
of the new ones.
Capt. Harrison Clark, Of Norwich is a candidate
| for the position of Department Commander. The
representatives of the 9. A. r. of Cheuango Valley
at d recent meeting unanimously and enthusiastic
cally Endorsed his candidacy, and will present him
at the next Encampment at Binghamton their
Standard Bearer, and will earnestly solicit the sup
! port of all comrades Commander Clark is well
/ and favorably known in Grand Army circles, and
is in every way qualified for the position. He was
one of the first to respond to his country's call in
| 1861. Though mere youth, he proved himself a
| brave soldier. At Gettysburg he caught up and
bore the colors of his regiment through that bloody
fight, and was twice promoted on the field of battle
| for gaantry. Afterwards, in the Wilderness, he
sealed his devotion to his country with his blood
and the loss of his left leg resulting in months of
! suffering and three amputations
| Richmond Post, No. 524, West Brighton has
adopted resolutions of regret on the death of Sam
/ uel +. Haughwout
|
tions of regret the death of Col K S. Van Voor-
/ hees late of the 18th n. Y.
At the annual meeting of the G. r. Union, con-
sistIng OF all the Posts in Delaware Co, held in
Walton, Jan. 8, w. II. Nichols, of Hancock was
elected President, and George o. Mead, of Walton,
| Secretary and Treasurer, for the ensuing wear
Comrade j, K. Hood, of Delhi, was unanimously
| Endorsed for the office of Senior Vice Department
Commander at the annual Encampment to be held
| in Bnghamton Feb. 20
Officers of McGregor Post No 46S Ellenburg.
COMMANDER Thomas Oldhami 5. v c., William
! Holden; j. V. c., Robert Miller Surg, DIR. H. H
Rust Chap, Geo. Dent; O. NJ, Stephen Myott O.
! D., Clark Oliver; o. G., S. n. Pike.
Officers of Wells Post, No. $50, Masonville: Com
mander, e. S. Burch; s. V. c., T. H. Redfeld; J.
| V. c., George Littebrant Surg, Nathan Baxter;
! Chap, A. ID. Teed;4Q. NJ, A. f. Getter; o. D.. F.
! j. Jones; o. g., f. j. Wilsey; Adj't, c. e. Smith
Officers of Frank Mann Post, No. COZ, lion: Com
mander A. Brock; S. V. c., j. Kriek; J. " c.. VIM.
! NJ. Phillips; @. NJ NJ. Manning; Chap. A. Keck;
Surg, j. Lower; o. D., n. Post.
NORTH CAROLINA
r. NJ. Salts, Flat Rock; Phil Sheridan Post. No
IS, was organized at Hendersonville JAM 49, with
30 charter members.
/ OHIO
Officers Of Ford Post, No a. East Toledo Com
/ mander, Ed e. Conner; S. " c.. John d. Foster
| j. V. C., ID. b. McGinnes; o. d., VIM. f. Almon-
rode; @. NJ. George Scheets Chap VIM Miles.
Surg, Fred Jaeger; o. G., Charles E. Winchester:
Historian, VIM. F. Thompson Color Bearer VIM
Garter Delegate VIM. +. thompson Alternate
/ Elijah Whitmore.
Officers of Ross Newport Post No. 49, Lower
| w Gitchel; j. V. c., James Cook; Surg j. NJ
| McElhinney; Chap, c. H. GunteF; 0. D. Samuel
| Echols; o. g.. John Hadley; Delegate, John w.
Gitchell.
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