The National tribune., 1889-03-14

following: II has been deemed advisable by the
Council Of Administration 10 change our place OF
meeting from Ashland to COvingtoni ana our next
annual Encampment viii therefore meet IN the CITY
OF Covlngton on Wednesday. April r. 1889, ana the
first session will be called at 10 O'Clock O. M ana
VIII DC devoted to the reports OF otncers hHd COLL
mittees. All Of General Orders, No r. IN reference
TO the seventh annual Enclmpmeati in conflict with
TINS order Is hereby rescinded. Comrades VINO wish
10 secure hotel acconno dalons in advance OF their
arrival do so by addressing these headquarters,
but one need stay away for fear they cannot
iind board and lodging, as the hotels OF CoVngton
ana Cincinnati VIII take care OF ali the comrades
IN the State Of Kentucky. From responses re-
ceIved, IL is expected that all the railroads IN
Kentucky viii carry members OF the Grand Army
OF the Republic, Woman's Relief Corps and sons
OF Veterans at one full fare going and onc-third
fare returning-on the certificate plan. The agent
from whom the ticket is purchased viii give GER
tlicate stating that The purchaser has PAID one
fOl fare, and this certificate must be signed by the
Assistant Adjutan-Generai,a and on presentation OF
this certificate here the agent will sell q special
return ticket at one-third the regular fare.
MAINE
General Orders No. l. issued at Portland March
]. by command Of Franklin II. Drew, Department
Commandcr,-E. C. Milliken, Assistant Adjutant,
General-containth the following: At the 22d annual
session Of this Department held at Lewiston Feb.
md s the following comrades were elected TO the
offices designated: Commander, Franklin NJ. Drew,
Iost Z, Lewiston; ;. Y. G., Robert +. 1ampbeli'
Post so, ChcTryfeld; J. Y. c, John u. Stanwood,
Post =, Springfield; Medical Director, David +.
Stowell, Post H. Wateryilie; Chap, Rev Charles
10 National ERcaMpment: Delegates, John ID. An
dcYson tat large, q. II. Shinu, w. II. Hoston, w.
Ii. Watson, John j. Rust, George w. Reynolds,
James l.. Parsons, \. Il. Lincoln, Joseph A clark,
Thomas q. Libby; Alteruates, John T. Warren lat
iarge), i. :. Walls, G. W bennett, II. r. Sargent,
J. ii. Raymond J. j. Rhodes II. \ Blanchard, j.
Wesley Gilman, Daniel H. Gardiner, Lester Nj.
Dwinal. The following staff appointments are an
nounced; Assistant Acknowledgement, Edwin G.
Miliken, Pos, ,, Portland; Assistant Quartermas-
ter-General, Benjamin L. Bea!s Pest a, Auburn;
Inspector, Lyman w. Hanson, Post III, Portland;
JBdEe-Advoc3t Leroy T. Carleton, Post o. VIM
throp; Chief Mastering Officer, Charles r Jones,
Post SO, Skowhegan. Headquarters are establish
ed al Portland, where all official communications
should be addressed 10 Assistant Acknowledgement
+. c. Milliken, p o. Box 1919 The following is
announced as Committee on Pensions: George L.
Beal, B. B. Murray, Charles Hamlin, Samuel w.
Lane, John Dcerng. Committee on Records OF
Soldiers and Sailors. per resolution adopted ut
the Encampment: Charles e Nash, George l..
Beal, w. y. Lapham. All surviving members of
the 18th he. ColoI-Guard are requested to send
their address Col. Charles p. Mattocks, 81 EX-
change street. Portland. Ne.
Officers of George Z. Whitman Post No. GO, West
Pownal: Commander, George w. Piummer; $
V. c., James NJ. Thompson; J. V. c., Samuel NJ.
Farnum; AdJt, Iucius c. Curtis; @ NJ, William
4. Blake; Surg, John /. Sturgis; Chap, j. j.
Hammond; o. D., Leroy Farrer; o. G., George H.
Chase; ). NJ, Charles n. Fogg; @ Nj. s., Henry
Sawyer.
MASSACHUSETTS,
William L. Baker Post, No Sc, Northampton, is
In q very 1ourshiug condition, numbering over
zoo members. The drama, The Union Sergeant,
or the Battle Of Gettysburg, was presented for six
nights in Northampton. the cast being made up
from the three GAR. organizations, assisted by a
few outside friends The proceeds were about
SlOoO. Following arc the officers OF Baker Post
for 1889: Commander, John +. Lambie; 5. V. C.,
George p. Bliss; J. Y. c. E F. Prouty; AdJt, III.
p Billings; @. NJ, H. NJ. Abbott; Surg, DR.. L. b.
Parkhurst; Chap. Rev II. A. Jones; o. D., g. A.
kmball; o. G.. L. II. Bartlett; 5. NJ, c. Is. Kings
Icy @ NJ 5, George 4. Critenden.
Officers Of c. c. Phillips Post. No. IA. Hopkinton
ON dor IL. n GtnllT /
van; }. V. c., Michael Sullivan; Adit, Willard
Clark @ NJ, A. O. Thompson; Chap, o. L. Gift
ford Surg, n. H. Houghton; o. D. II. ID. Smith !;
y O., o. A. Smith, 5. NJ, j. p. Kelley; G. NJ. s,
T. Kemp.
MICHIGAN
Officers of q. 6. Grant Post, No 81, Bay City:
Commander, George Turner; s. V. c., w. J. St.
Clair; j. v. C., s T. Burnham; @ NJ, Robert Cal
houn; Adj't, George w. Butterield Surg, George
H. Granger; Chap, J. s. Glidden; o. D., Frank
DEMO; o. G., Stephen Mastini S. NJ, ]. w.
knaggs; @ NJ s, j. w. Shearer. The Post is in
Officers of Stevens Post, No &c, East Jordan
Commander. II. Mitchell; s V. e., Jonas Rocker;
J. V. C., William jacques; Adjt, II. w. Willard; o.
D. George Brown; Chap. Rev. Edwin Tracy; q.
n, Reason Remand; .. D., John Aegean; o. g.,
Peter Winters.
Officers OF Col. II. H. Jefrords Post No. $50, Dex-
ter: Commander, Byron hcConiey; :. V c., Jas.
Hanna; J. " c.. Charles Hicks; Chap, J.. G. Rod
man; Surg, John Tufts; Q. NJ. Henry Ide; 9. D.,
William Nanfeci; Adj't Morell Goodrich @. NJ.
s, l. .. Thompson; 5 NJ, NJ. Mcneil.
Officers Of Ransom Post, No. SO, Flushing; Com
nlander, w. Y. Banning; s. v. G., john Wheeler;
David Richardson's; @. NJ. J. NJ. Caldwell; Adj't,
O. II. Perry; Chap, L. J. Wait; S. NJ, r. b. Ran
som; Q. N. s. Isaac Wheeler.
MISSOURI
Officers of Jamesport Post, No. go Jamesport
Commander, William V. Phippsi S. V. G., q. II.
Brewer; J. v c.. J. 4. Collins; q. H. 1. d. Davis;
Surg, J. Z. Hamilton; Chap, T. IL Garner; o. D.,
J. ii. Hi2don; o. G.. William T.. jenkins; Adj't.
J, Kncstrick; S. NJ. EldOn Paine; @ NJ S, A. B.
Bowser.
NEBRASKA
Officers Of Post No. i51, Shickley: Commander
NJ. f. Martin; S. V. C., J. II. Springer; j. V. c.,
silas Barnatt; Surg, Daniel May; Chap, Albert
Moseley; o. D., A. A. Beach; @. NJ, 7. j. Winters
o. G., En-. Holsingeri Adjt William Smithson
Delegate, j. H. Springer; Alternate, A. Moseley.
Officers of Post No. 50, Pawnee City: Com
mander, A. Il. Hassler; 8. V. c., L. a. Wood; J. V
C., Milt. Davenport; O. D., Jacob North; Surg. L
A. Wheeler; @ NJ, J. b. Brooks; Chap, Joseph
Brown; o. G., D. b. Pearce; @ N. s, Jacob Weber
: n. Jake Layman; Adjt, c. II. Hare.
Officers Of Chandler Post, No. ~, Aurora: Com
mander, A. n. Thomas; s William NJ. Lakini
/ J. V. c., Sidney Gephart; Chap, E. ID. Preston
Treas, D. Bates; Serg't, G. p. Brigham; G., Geo
Ansley; Adj't, d. A. Scoval.
NEW JERSEY
General Orders No. l. issued at Camden Feb q
/ by command Of w. 3. Z. Miller, Department Com
] manGer,-C. ,. Magrath, Assistant Adjusant-G
eral,-containth the following: Atthe 22d annual En-
campment, Department of New Jersey, Crane
| Army Of the Republic, held ut Trenton on Feb. /:
and IS. the folowing-named comrades were elect
ed to ill the Offices designated for the ensuing year
/ Commander. w. d. T. Miller, Post 81 Camden; S
V. O., j. A Wildrck, Post q, Belvidere; J. V. G..
| Frederick BOorman, Post 3, Bayonne Medical Di
rector, George i. Ribble Post 90, Frenchtown
| Chap, Rev. J. w. Morris, Post 81, Atlantic City
| Delegates, Bishop W. Mains TAT laFgel, Post %
| Trenton; Walter w. Larllin, Post Il, Glouceste
] City; John Shields, Post IS Pennington; Freder
lex Bluem, Post %. jersey City; A. a. Hawkyard
| Post s. Trenton; d. T. Gilmore. Post %, Paterson
p. H. O'Neil, Post 8, Jersey City; H. s. White, Pos
81, Red Bank; J. R. Miliken Post H. Newark; Al
| ternates. Joseph l.. Franklin lat Target, Post 81
| Woodbury.; j. w. HIATT, Post u, Orange; w. H. II
| Wyckof, Post IS, Somerville; John Vrecland, Pos
| 100. Bayonnc; W. T. Cobb, Post 46 Long Branch
| J. T. J4angstaff Post &C. Washington; w w Far
rier, Post 3. Jersey City; J. A. Van Sycle, Pos
| 3, Jersey City; J. ID. Mayhem, Post &c, Clay
ton. Headquarters Department of New Jer
sey. Grand Army Of the Republic is hereby estah
| lished at Camden, where all communications 70
the Department Commander should be addressed
All official communications relating to the affair
Of the Department. including reports of Post Off
GERS. should be addressed to the Assistant Adju
tant-General, Camden. acquisitions for supple
should be forwarded TO the Assistant Quartermas
ter-General, Camden, to whose order all check
and money-orders should be made payable
The following appointments on the staff of tn
| Department Commander are hereby announced
They will be obeyed and respected accordingly
| Assistant Acknowledgement, c. 3 Magrath, Post 8,
Camden; Assistant Quartermaster-CieneralH II.
Hartshorn, Post 5, Camden; Department Inspector
| John q. Fisher, Post3S, Jersey City; Chief Muste
/ ing Officer, Thomas j. Armstrong. Post IS, Jerse
| City; Judge-Advocate, John w. Ncwlin, Post a
| Milvile. The following-named comrades are ar
| pointed on the personal staff of the DepartmeI
Commander. They viii be obeyed and respecte