The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-03-28

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Officers Of Dick johnson Post, No. ISL, TaIlula:
Commander \. l.. Randall s. v. C., john Mann
J. V. C., John MOstelier; Chap, J. H. CaInpoell
@. NJ, A. r. King; Adi't 8. d. Galloway y. -,
p w. Reding; o. G., John Smith, q. NJ. ., a. ~
lcrvines :. NJ, John Cillcrees.
officers of /. p. Blair Post, No. ga. Fairview:
Commander Peter Shieich; s. V. c. ) H. Beers;
J. V C., Sim. p Van Dine; Chap, James Little;
Q. D. Peter Boss: o. G., Hugo Hiiipot; Surg, Dick
Garetson: q. NJ, john Davis; AdJt, bacon X
Whitaker; S. NJ, John P. Wyekofi Q. S. NJ, Jude
Blaksey.
INDIANA
At the recent Encampment of Indiana, held at
indianapolis, Gov Alvin Hovey present and
took much interest in the proceedings. He was
accorded a very hearty welcome by the veterans
and his addresses awakened great deal OF en-
thusiasm Before the close of the Encampment he
gave a special reception 10 Commandment Chlei
Warner and several other distinguished visitors.
The report OF A. A.-Gen. j. y. Walker showed that
during the year 500 veterans had died and 50 0o9 10
was expended for relief of 742 members and Their
families; 800 veterans not members now lld also
been relieved during the year. The report iurller
showed that there remained in the relief fund
s. 2Ql 60 while the amount of Post funds and prop
erty in the Department was $50 6SI.52 The last
yearly receipts of the Department from all sources
were s, 342 rs. Assistant QuaTIermaster Whitsetts
report showed that the cash on hand on March z,
ISs9, was s2,O50.i2, with total assets amount
ing 10 IS 7475S Ii further stated by that Oil
that in response 10 the general order request
ing contributions for the entertainment OF children
at the Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home on
Christmas Sl50.I7 had been received from 40 Posts
and one Relief Corps.
Officers Of George II. Thomas Post, No 523, Mad
ison: Commander, Oscar Trigg; 5 V. c., John 5.
Steele; J. v C., T. w. Ennis; Chap, John A. Litter
er Surg, DIR. G. W. Hewett; Adj /, Geo. E. Grace;
o. D., john I. Dunlap; O. c. Charles Nodier; :.
NJ. Thomas N. Miller; @. NJ ii. ID. Waddle; q. NJ
s. Joseph Abbott
IOWA.
Officers Of Hyde Clark Post, Dubuque: Com
mauder, T. w. Reuie; :. V. c., W. p. Dickinson
J. V. C., J. Dieienderfer; Surg, 6. Nj. Staples;
Chap. Rev. c. o. Brown; Q. NJ, George @. Moser;
AdTt c. H. Berg; 5 NJ, D. ID. Nitterauer; @ NJ
s, Thomas Allen; y. D., A. w. Hosford; .. o..
John AIgeyer.
oIIicers Of Lookout Post, Dubuque: Commando r
E Guilbert; 5 V. c. W. II. Rebman; J. V. c., s.
Rice; Surg, William Watson; Adj't, i. II. smith;
/ Chap. -. Lanspach: @. NJ, w. Puls o. D.. A.
Oeth; s NJ, Dan. Wolf Q. NJ S, John Pregler.
KANSAS
J. X Quinn, Byers: Post No. 4s1 was organized
on the Oklahoma Land Strip. Feb q, with IA char
ter members and the following officers: Com
mander, Thomas 6. Black; S. '. C., OryIie H. Nc
Chung; J. V. c., J. B. Nicholas; Adj't John r.
Thomas; @. NJ, J. X. wilkins; Surg, o. q. Chase;
Chap, w. A. Wright; o. D. j. V. Thompson; o.
/ G.. John NJ. Gum; : Nj, i. o. Berthon; q. NJ. 81
H. S. Smith. This is the first Post organized on
this strip, and has been assigned TO the Department
OF Kansas. We expect TO have 40 or 90 members
In the course of two months.
Officers of Harper Post, No. 25l, Harper: Com
mander A II. Broadstone; s. V. c.. L. b. Easey;
J. V. c.. A II. Baldwin; O. D., w. w. Dickerson !;
@. NJ, J. F. Danough; Chap, r. H. Graham; o.
I Os JttlLtS HAaSOIs -ANJ = - d AAStsOA'
KENTUCKY4-
Officers of Conover-Darnen Post, No. II5 Mont
pelier: Commander, o. B. Patterson; s. V. c., 5.
NJ Bryant; J. V. c., Geo Deharti Q. NJ, Francis
Deener; o. D., DR.. Perriman; Surg, J. r. Camp
bells o. c., john Darnell; @ NJ. >, w. H. Conover;
4 s NJ, :. NJ. Roy. Our Post Is young and has only
1 - members; two applicants last meeting, and
oficers OF ]. c Carroll Post No. ll9, Elk Horn:
/ Commander r. E. Jeter: 5. v c., n. O. Hendrix-
] I Adit I y Carroll. o
NJ, J. p. Slaughter; o. d., J. II. Blankenship
Surg, William Goodin; Chap, J. A. l-inleyi Q. g.,
VIM. E. Woodbridge S NJ, J. r. Moore; O. NJ s.,
4 It. T. Cook.
MASSACHUSETTS,
Chas. Russell Post, No. 7, Boston. celebrated its
odd anniversary recently very Interesting enter
/ tainment being provided for the occasion. About
/ $50 comrades were present, and number OF IN
vited guests, including Mayor Thomas n Hart,
/ Speaker w. Z. Barrett; Chairman Homer Rogers,
OF the Board of Aldermen; President Ii. u. Allen,
Of the Common Council; Inspector of Buildings
/ John 5. Danrel, Alderman c. W. Smith, Council
men D. 4. Barry and Edward j. jenkins, Depart
ment Commander George b. Goodale, Past De-
psrtment Commander Evans, Vice Department
Commander George II. InHis. Asst Adj Gen. A.
c. Monroe, Past Department Commander Richard
Tobin and Col. Charles Z. Hapsood. Alter a very
enjoyable banquet, toasts were responded TO as
follows: The City of Boston," by Mayor Hart
The Grand Army of the Republic by Past De.
rartuent George : Evans The Department OF
Massachusetts . by Senior Vice Commander Geo
II. Inness. Addresses were made by Asst Adj't
Gen. A. c. Monroe, Col. Hapgood. w. 9. Lewis
| John : Danrei, ComTade Gaskin, Dennis MeehaI
/ and others. The speaking was interspersed will
singing by the Bunker Hill Quartet selections by
the Drum Corps OF Post z, and violin solo by
Master James J. o Brien.
Officers of John A Rawlins Post No 49, Mari
boro: Commander ". :. Goss; S. v. c.. f. c. Cur
It's; J. V. c., Chas. Adams; Adj't, J. w. Barnes; @
NJ, E. l. Perry; Surg, II. w. Fay; Chap, L. w
Baker; o. D., s. A. Brigham; O. G., J. L. Callahan
S. NJ Richard Conwell; @ NJ. s.. VIM. Anderson
Officers of .. ;. Grant Post, No. 4, Melrose: Com
mander, Gilbert n. Harris; s. V. c., John Gray
| ]. V. C.. Samuel Lear; Chap. Jerome b. johnson
Surg, Edward L. Warren; o. D., John S. LARA
bee; o. O., Samuel II. Barker; Adi't, Edwin c
Gould; @. NJ, Joel +. Brown; @. NJ. S., VIM. @
Stevens; :. NJ, Rufus d. Kilgore.
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