The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-05-16

MARYLAND
The third annual Eneampment of the Division OF
Maryland was held in Washington, d. c. May
and g. The different Camps were represented BY
the following delegates: James A. Garfield Camp,
No. /, Baltimore, ". NJ Tucker, JOS. Sullivan
tCaptain), Robert ". Wilson; Ellsworth Camp, No.
2 Baltimore, A Meeks, G. II. Birmingham Cap
tamil W. b Aaynardi Antletan camp, No 3
Frederick, Md, VIM Mckinney, c. r. Eley Cap
tain. w. G.. EssCler; Robert Bruce Camp, No. 5,
Cumberland, Md, Capt +. J. Haeka; Phil Sheri-
dan Camp No. s. Easton Nd. Capt. Joseph T.
White Warren Camp, No. 10, Forest Hill, Md,
Eugene Tucker tCsPtainl, Oliver Johnson; POtO-
mac Camp, No. j, Washington, ID. O.. 4 C. Nash
Captain, Frank B. Wilson Past Captainl z. r.
Campbell; Gen. John A. Logan Camp, No 2
Washington, d. C., TheO. E Spencer, Fred Parker
Captain Mitchell 4 Skinner Past Captainl ; r
Thomson; CslEioux Camp, No 8, Washington, D.
c., w. ". Hall, A. F. QUeeuan tCaptaiul, r. ID.
Goodman; Charles Corbit Camp, No. l. Odessa,
Del, l. \. Rhodes, John Swan lCaptain), 7. @.
Enos; Garfield Camp, No ? Wilmington, Del,
Capt. J. II. Reuss.
committees: Credentials, John r Neely, W. NJ
Tucker, F. c. FirestOne, ". b Maynard. ]. II.
Reuss; Reports of Officers, L. Z. Stiner. T. R
Campbell, Il. + Spencer, E =. Maynard, T. @.
EnOs; Resolutions, r. W. Wilson, f. J. Hadra, f..
b. Wilson, W. p HagadOrn, Eugene Tucker; Con-
stItutiOn, Rules and Regulations, :. i. Thomson,
G. w Collier NJ b Ross, r d. Goodman. ID. E
BUrras; Ritual, E. ~ LeOnhardt, F. NJ. Skinner,
W. A Cornish, W. G. Eader T. E. HerOd
On the evening of the first day Potomac and LO-
gan Camps, OF this city, gave reception to the
delegates at Grand Army nall.
The tiTSt business OF the second day session
the report of the Inspector L. N LeOnhaTdt SIS to
the condition of the Order in this jurisdiction. he
stated that there had been an increased member
ship, and the Order is much more prosperous than
Il year ago. The reports Of the four committees
We're also received and adopted
committee was appointed to place q suitable
memorial ut the grave of Francis Scott Key. author
of - The star Spansled Banner, at Frederick.
The Committee Constitution recommended 3
number Of important changes in the constitution
aud ritual, which VIII be submitted to the Com
mantery-i in Chief for approval.
At l o'clock the delegates called on the Presidents
at the White House They were introduced to the
President by Col. Brown
The closing session Of the Eneam9ment was held
in the afternoon. In the evening the delegates
denee on Columbia Nights Mai Tucker, who Is
occupying the house during the absence OF Mrs
Logan, invited the EnCampment
That night q ball given in honor Of the En-
eampment at the Grand Army hall BY the mem
beers Of Logan and Potomac Camps, and the ladies
of Logan Camp furnished the refreshments
PENNSYLVANIA.
Thee. F. Cocker Camp No. 235, has been organ
lied at frankfort, Pa. with 2S members. It's ohi-
are: Captain, J. Schwartz First Lieut., Fred.
Zerriant Second Lieut., George l. Harrlsi Chap
II. ID. Headrieh; First Serg't. J. T. Harris; @ NJ,
William Tongue; :. Of G., VIM. r. Roberts, G. ),
a. Shuttleworth Principal Musician, " ~ Myers
| C. of c.. VIM. Shock; Q. c. Oliver snyder p. O.
Robert Hit: Corp Is 3 i. Myers ami William >.
Pray Camp Council, Bros. STEEL and Evans.
George n Johnson Camp, Nc. %. which was
recently organized at lie kaysviile. Pa, has the
following officers; Captain, John Y. Keller; First
Lieut., Scott ". Johnson; Second Lieut., Vernon
/ Treat II. BOsworth; G. of G.. Charles J. Camps
: of e., l.. b. Fowler; C. =, Frank Nichols e e.,
I VIM. NJ. Ellsworth; Chap, Newton l. Allls7 Camp
| Council, John Miller, Elmer Warner, : Beebe-