The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-06-27
MINNESOTA

j. " G., John Lainhart q. NJ, j. w. Hays; Adj't,
G. T; Warren o.. D., Clair Rank o. g. John
Hamilton; Surg, J. III. Tford; Chap, J. Cutler;
s, NJ, Andrew Johnson; @. NJ. s., John Brown.
MISSOURI
Officers A. Lincoln Post, No. 5, Moberly: Com
mander S. S. Rich; s. v. O., Augustus Last; J. Y.
O., John b. Williams; AdIt. e. II. Mix; g. NJ, a.
A. Thompson; Surg, r. r. McCaskeyi Chap; w
B: Stewart; o. D., John w. Scott o. g., NJ. Wat
kins; s. NJ, 4. T. Fisher.
Commander, ID. e Shea; s. V. C.. A. #. Reid; J.
v. c.. II. A. Towson; q. NJ, II. II, Herman; Surg,
ii. FRANKIE; o. D., g. w. Bailey; o. g., 7. p.
Nicholas; Adj't B. Baldwin; =. NJ, A. +. Light.
Delegate, Rev. c. II. McDermondi Alternate. A.
+. Reid.
NEBRASKA
Officers of Coates Post, No. lo7 Dorchester:
Commander, X. +. Keep; s. v. G., John Forster;
]. V. C.. Franklin Miller; @. NJ, VIM. r. Jones;
Adjt G. G. Gingery; Chap. v. w. Hagler; Surg,
Andrew Muffltt; o. d., ]. X. johnson; q. G., John
Blackburn: s. NJ, VIM. Berlin; q. Nj. s., Noah
Hickman; Trustees, Charles johnson, John Black
burn, w. II. Jones'
Officers Of Post No. 2I2, Byron: Commander.
II. Kimball; Surg, A. c. KimbRl; Chap, G. Q.
Gardner; Adj't. o. A. A. Gardner; Q. NJ, Il. T.
Riley; o. D., Nj. Graham; o. G., A. II. Brandt.
Delegate, o. A. A Gardneri Alternate, i. Carpen-
Officers of Caddell Post, No. "a, Cedar Rapids:
Commander Dennis Tracy 5. V. c., i. w. Bra
Chap, J. ii. Robinson; o. d.. w. ii. Monroei ..
O., II. Frnka; Adjt ]. ii. Darnell.
OmcefS OF II. w. Howe Post, no. lSS, Gulue
Rock: Commander, Alex. Phillips; S. v. c., Har-
rison Kailey J. V. c. j. q. Parsons; q. NJ, Je-
rome a. Bailey Surg, DIR, J. b. Fisk; Chap, John
Dunbar; o. D., Orange Bear; o. c., Joseph Hun
ter; y NJ, r. e. Woodward; @. NJ 3, Thos ].
Finneyi Adj't, q. Il. AughinbHugh. Delegate, j.
A. Bailey; Alternate, A. ]. Green.
North Platte: Commander, John Il. Evans; s. V.
C., James nj. Ray; J.N c., Charles Il. Dick Adj't,
Irvine A. Fort; Q. NJ, Gustayns A. nesse; Surg,
J. +. Schmalzreid; Chap, ]. Wesley Bixler o. d.,
J. NJ. Clifford; o. G., A. NJ. Stoddard; s. NJ, Au-
gustus smith @. NJ. s., William Emerson.
NEW JERSEY
Officers of Gen. Howell Post. No. 81, Woodbury.:
Commander H. b. Vannaman; s. V. c., Jas w.
Davis; J. V. O., Alexander NJ. Dean; @. NJ, Jo-
seph l.. Franklin; Adj't Geo. w. Smith: Surg,
William Quinn; Chap, Charles Keen; o. d., J. II.
Brown o. G.: w: r. Carter; S. NJ, Isaac Jarrett;
@. M. s, Il. W. Clayton.
NEW YORK.
General Orders No. s, issued at Albany June IL,
by command Of Harrison Clark, Department Com
mander-A. r. Peniield, A, A.-G.-are as follows:
i. The Department Commander desires TO con-
graduate the comrades who were privileged TO be
present and representatives of their Posts as
spectators witnessed the great Centennial cele-
braton In New York city on April 20, 80 and 81, for
the true soldierly bearing and gentlemanly con-
duct OF The comrades during the entire time. IL
such 20 evoke universal praise and
crediisble TO the Department.
III. The observance of Memorial Day, which has
been 30 generally directed and participated i'm by
nearly every Post TN this Department, deserves to
Ice aud is a source of commentator, from the
impressive character Of these services, thereby
show our fraternal spirit 10 not only our living
comrades, but that also cherish the sacred
memories of the dead heroes teaching the lessons
OF Loyalty and patriotism 10 te rising generations
Each Post in the Department is required TO forward
TO these Headquarters at once report OF the serv-
ices in which they participated, which will be re-
| ferred to Department Chaplain L. \. BeaudTy for
examination and compilation.
III. The Commander announces with deep re-
greet the death OF Comrade l.. u. Thompson, of
Gordon Granger Post. No. :, of Phelps, which oc-
/ raA H.-e q fs.A. Fem 10
Thompson was ever an ardent and jealous worker,
] and had occupied the position OF Senior Vice De-
partment Commander Of this Department; had
several times represented the Department dele
gate TO the National Encampment; Com
mander of his Post number Of terms, and by his
ability zeal and good judgment rendered the Order
valuable service and gathered about him n host OF
comrades, who will with his family aud friends
sincerely mourn his loss.
". The terrible calamity that has befallen the
city Of Johnstown, In the neighboring Department
Of Pennsylvania, causing such large loss Of life
and great destruction of homes and property also
j. the source OF terrible PTivation and suffering to
those that ieft call for lac prom pt exercise
OF the broadest charity, which In this sad emer.
Rency viii no doubt receive cheerful and liberal
responses from the comrades OF this Department.
Several Posts have already sent donations 10 be
forwarded, and that the comrades may assist in the
noble work 10 be done Of aleviating the sufferIngs
OF the stricken city and adjoining locality, IL IL
suggested that Posts desiring to forward donations
do so promptly possible 10 these Headquar-
tiers. and all such amounts will be Immediately
forwarded 10 be applied as the donors elect. Such
contributions viii be noticed In future General Or
vi. The attention OF Post Commanders Is es-
pecially called 10 paragraph VIII. OF q. o., No o,
! Of National Headquarters. in which the following
request IL found Aud IL is therefore urgently re-
que-ted OF Department Commanders aud their
Assistant Adjutants General that they use every
effort ia their power TO get complete returns from
every Post I'm their Department by not later than
the lOh day Of July, so that the consolidated re-
ports may be completed and forwarded To National
| Headquarters by the 2Oth day Of July" The Com
mander would say sor the encouragement aud
commentator Of the Posts ia this Department "A
1 large majority OF which forwarded their reports
promptly at the end Of the last quarter, that had
| every Post done 80 within reasonable time, We
would have not only reached but passed the 900
| line Of memberEhip. IL Is earnestly hoped that by
the united efforts Of not only the officers of the
! Posts, but also by the earnest cooperation aud
| work Of every comrAde in the Department we
shall reach membership Of 5000 by the end Of
this year.
| VII Attention OF Post Commanders aud Quar-.
teTmasteFs is again called the fact that sup
piles kept at these Headquarters In Albany and
| that all reqnlsitons for supplies must be made
direct vs.. B. Stoddard Assistant (luartermastcr-
General, Norwich, Chenango CO.. n. Y, and all
drafts, checks, money orders or registered letters
! should be made payable 90 him.
| VIII Arrangements for accommodations and
| entertainment to all who will be ia attendance nj
| the National Enoampment 70 be held at hilwau-
| kee, via, Aug. n 10 30, are progressing favoraby
| with the prospects OF this being the largest En-
| cAmpment that has ever been held up 20 this date
| The Commander desires 10 have every Delegate
| Alternate, each member Of tie Council Of Admin
Istrallon aud Aid OF the Department Stan attend
| this EncampmenE
TX The following Post has been mustered: No
6l2. HanideB, Delaware Co., by Senior Vice Depart
Eocnt Commander J. X. Hood, May % 1853.
X The proceedings. findings and sentence OF 8
Post court martial Of which Gilbert g. Wright was
President and Geo. w. Dayey was Judge Advocate
are approved. and ComTade Paul LlFoutain o.
Lew benedict Post No 3, is hereby dishonorabIy
discharged and dismissed from the Grand Army
the Republic.
Officers OF Harry Lee Post. No q. Brooklyn.
Commander, George w. Brown; s. v. C., II. Il
Aayelie; J. v. g., H. III. Yonge; Adjt. George w
Haliett; q NJ, VIM. T. DE Nyse; Surg, DIR. q. II
Scbondelmereri Chap, T. g. Keith; o. d.. j.
SteRrHs; o. O., John q. Halter; s. NJ, L. l.. Knapp
q n. s., james IL. Doremus.
OHIO
Pursuant 10 General Orderg No e. from Depart
Enent Headquarters. the Posts located in thi
County met At Columbus Golden Post No ~
Athens and organized a GA. II. Association. know
as County Association or Council, and electe,
talon Colonel, John n. WEIGH; Lieut.-Coi., s. II
. | johnson; Mai John +. Dana Adi't D. NJ Bnreh
field; q. NJ, j. J.. Pickering Aid Camp, Ma
ChRs. TowHsandi Ins.. Mai l. VI. Jewett.
Officers Of James Price Post. No. 50. Westeryille
Commander, q. l.. Sharp 5. v. G., T. A. Conklin
j. v. C., Levi KrinR; Surg, DIR. q. y Landon; q
d. BeHOi Thurston; q. NJ, g. A. ReddinR; Chan
(. Rev. H. t. Bennett; o. g., G.. LopRhenry; ADJ
{ ii. 7. sibei; s. M, A. Is. Kohr; q. M. s., GeoTg
: Andrews.
Officers Of n. Beamer Post. No. 2l4, North Creek
: Commander. Freeman Riggs s.V. e.. NJ. Campbell
J. v. C., J. StiBsin; q NJ, NJ. Mathill; Chap. Joh
!. Yarger; Surg. s. MeMacbn; o. D.. s. Fisher
o. O.. j. ~ Fisher; Adj. Herman sohllke; s. NJ
X Y. Gilbert
: Officers Of David Lloyd Post, No. s74, MarenRo
!. Commander, l.. II. Dudley; =. v. g., J. Harbottle
,, j. " C., j. T. Livingston; q. NJ, q. w. Howell; {
: D.. 4. Randolph Surg +. c. Shaw; Chap, w; /