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Newman Wants n New Trial

Campbell Darlington to-day filed a motion
for a new trial and motion in arrest of judg-
ment in the case of Dallas NJ. DeEughcs, alias
Marion ID. Newman, alias g. NJ. st. Clair,
convicted of having obtained 800 from a
Baltimore insurance firm by whom he was
employed under the pretense that his daugh-
ter was dead. 1t is claimed that the case
should have been tried In Baltimore.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-22

Messrs Houghton & Co., the reliable and pop
uar merchants at 1918 and 1920 Il street
northwest, who are extensive dealers In excel.
lent Furniture, Carpets and fine upholstery;
also numerous other desirable goods In their
line are offering unprecedented cut rates IL all
departments for the next 80 days. The holiday
trade Is about over, aud business Is to certain
extent depressed, hence this ind ducement In the
price of goods in every department IL offered.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-22
Goods Imported From London

Among the many importers who visit Wash
ington TO show their wares about this season
of the year is Nine, Kate Reilly of London,
also 27S Fifth avenue, New York. At present
she is located in parlor d, at the Arlington,
and for the next few days will exhibit the
finest assortment Of evening and day gowns
and wraps that were ever seen In this city.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-22
Another First.Class Tbeatre.

Manager Harris came over from Baltimore
yesterday and completed his negotiations for
the Lincoln Hall property, which have already
been outlined In these columns. Mr.. Harris
will conduct high class house of amusement
The terms of the lease are not stated, but 1t Is
believed that The CRITIC stated the correct
figure last week, $4,000 u year for the entire
building
The Washington critic., 1889-01-22

'l. .'avis, colored, sang out in loud
.ast night, zone clam fried dry" aud
"as promptly arrested for profanity. In the
Police Court this morning the officer who mad o
The arrest testified that the language used was
not rs Davis claimed, but one word he made
nse Of would rhyme very cleverly with clam.
The Court imposed fine of s. or fifteen
The Washington critic., 1889-01-22

ARE IN the FRONT AGAIN,
Get their prices oil Cots, Blankets, &c, before
you hire or purchase .
We also have for sale a South American all
hair Mattress, 10 pounds for sid.bO. IL will pay
YOU to see this, w. II. HouGHTON Il Co.,
1918, 1920 street northwest.
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House-Fittiny Establishment.

Rudden's installment houses centrally located
at $50 and 032 Seventh street northwest, Is the
the largest stock of stoves, carpets, furniture,
etc. that he has ever kept, and Is doing an I'm
monse business by selling them at cash prices on
mentS
The Washington critic., 1889-01-22

The officers OF the Fifth Baptist Church
seem to have considerable difficulty with
their congregation aud have to resort to ar
rest ocrs"'o Nv Last night four young col
a. ..U services, but would not
and were elected and ar
ler In the Police Court
HI. ID line of IS or fifteen
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The District Pension Agency

1t was stated at the White House this after
noon that nothing new had taken place in the
case of Pension Agent Wilson. Mr.. Wilson
may be reapponted, but it can be said that
Mr. McKay's action in the matter will not
tend to make the President move any quicker,
and it may have a contractory effect.
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Crowds of BUYERS

attest the fact that the overcoats We have
marked down to $500 is q genuine Bargain.
Eiseman Bros, Seventh and Il streets, Manu-
featuring Clothers and Tailors.
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sealskin sacque for 500. worth $3.50.
SealsKin Sacuue for S125, worth 5000.
Sealskin Sacque for $3.50, worth 1925.
Sealskin Newmarket for $3.50, worth Sd00.
If you do call upon ALBEIT SIGMuND,
Room lS2, Willard's Hotel.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-22
A Georgetown Vessel wrecked

The barge Josephine, owned by George NJ.
Gray Of Georgetown, was wrecked with the
tug Morse and the barge Banyan IN Harding's
Ledge, off Hull, Mass, yesterday. Peter
Bergen and Charles Borchison, seamen on the
Josephine, were drowned.
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There is No Cheanness

without true excellence, and true excellence is
tho virtue Of the Suits we have reduced to
5000. Eiseman Bros, Seventh aud L streets,
Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-22

Fresh Alderney butter, churned every morn
ing and de ivered in u N ward" prints, SOC
per lb. Also cottage cheese, buttcrmilk and
sweet milk, DC. per qt. Cream, 16c. per pit.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-22

The will of Bridget Hickey, filed to-day,
leaves to her executor, William Henry Nc
Cram, all her property in trust for her daugh-
ter, Margaret Hickey.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-22

The Silver Spring Rifles Cadet Corps of
Philadelphia, forty strong, viii be the guests
OF the Corcoran Cadets during the Inaugural
tiOn.
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William A. Bopp and Mary A. Longey;
Henry d. Thacker and Hattie Davis; Matthew
l.. Butler and Josephine Dent.
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"Aiderney Dairy wagons"

70 10 John X. Kelly stalls 6as $40 and $50
Centre Market and BOG and Dos Northern Lib
rty. Corned beef speciality.
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WASHINGTON CRITIC
CITY SPECIALS.

Go TO FrcKs', 1929 street for Broiled Lob.
ster.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-22

Ask for IL, Schitz's Milwaukee Lager Beer
For sale by all leading houses.
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HARRIS BuoU-'THE TWO JOHNS. u
Sold by Lawrence Barrett.

A deed was recorded to-day by which Law
renee Barrett and Mary I. Barrett his wife,
both of New York City, sell to John A. Aspn-
wall Of this city FOR $ll,000 property at the
southwest corner of Connecticut avenue aud
q street.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-22

FfoKs, 1929 F street northwest, for Buck
wheat Cakes and syrup
The Washington critic., 1889-01-22

PROFESSOR Cooks Balm oil Life positively
cures Inflammation.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-22
Freni FREQ for An

You can get the largest and best free lunch at
Holtzman's Restaurant, 1i12 New York av-
enue In the the city.
Give him call
The Washington critic., 1889-01-22
speciai Rates for Thirty Days

FrcKs, 1920 street; English Chops and Fried
or Baked Potatoes.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-22

Our Sealskins, guaranteed Alaska Seal Lon
don.dye aud manufactured upon our premises
1O3 East Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-22

DoS'r miss the opportunity TO get a discount
Of 10 per cent. on fine parlor work, cabinets,
tables, etc, hand made work; goods marked In
plain figures WuRDEMAN y Goa
$40 18th st. third door north Of Est.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-22

soalskin Jacket for s65, worth 500.
Sealskin Jacket for SS5, worth S125.
Seal or any article In the Fur Line, Muffs,
Boas, Gents Gloves, Collars, Coachman Capes,
Gloves, Foot Muffs.
Call upon AIBEnT SIGMuND,
UiilarI'a Hotel
The Washington critic., 1889-01-22

PKoFEssog Cooks Balm OF Life positively
cures dyspepsia.
Pears is the purest and best Soap ever made.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-22
Houghton Il Co.

FIoKs, 1920 street northwest, for Chicken
and Lobster Snlnds
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ALBENT SIUMIND,
This week. Room 1872, Willard's Hotel.
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WISCONSIN,
General Orders. No. s. issued al Milwaukee
20, by command OF 4. q. Weissert, Depa
CommAnder,-E. -. Gray, A. 40. ,-ooni
following.
So far ms possible the Department OF WI
will occupy the camp on Grand ayenue, b



Inmates at close last quarter, 81; inmates close
present quarter, "; men, G5; women "a From
january, 1889, 10 July the net gain To the ran "a
Of the Order In this Department has been ggg
members. From the beginning OF the admnistra-
ton of the present Department Commander 10 the
present time "a new Posts have been organized
and the membership Of the Order Increased by the
addition oi 27l7 members in good standing. The
Department Commander congratulaies the com.
rades upon this excellent record and assures them
that u ~ In the main due TO their untiring labor
aud faithful adherence To the Rules aud Regula.
tions that Wisconsin is oday in the very forefront
of the mighty host of the GAR. Milwaukee has
made extensive and ample preparation TO enter
tain royalty all who present at the great gat
eriDg in this city during the last week OF next
month. All viii meet cordial welcome, and he
given an enterlainment which has never been sur
passed during the existence OF tile Order Com
Tades you are particularly warned To he on guard
against the purchase OF spurious guides and drec-
tories at the Encampment. Those only official
which have the Endorsement of the Executive
Council Of the 29d National Encampment.
Officers of ED SAKE Post, No. 1885, Wautnma :
Commander, Il, =, Chapman; s. V. c., ID. H. Davies;
J. v. g., X. NJ. Guslin; Adj';, A. y. Rogers; q. NJ.
J. =. Bngh; Surg, James Jameson Chap, Alonzo
Clntsman q. d., q. ii. Taplin; o. g., d. W. Rob
insoni y. NJ, John Eagan O. NJ b., Geo. Sexton
Officers Of ii. NJ Keller Post, No. 1876 Rice Lake :
Commander, w. III. Luce; =. V. c., Vim. Melon
old J. v. C., Charles Bnnoe; Adj't, Geo. soper; ;
O. NJ, j.. IL. Swift; q. d. Nat WRsiburn; d. c.
- Tremperj Surg, Charles Mungerj Chap, -
Neisoni q. M. s.. j. O. Livingston; S. NJ Henry
Mitchell
Officers Of j. w. Appleton Post, No 1l6, Black
Creek; Commander, John Singer; s. " o. M
Twitehei }. Y. G.. M. Kitchen; o. d.. 4. J. Bur
dick o. g., u. yieo; Q, NJ, O. w. Hopkins;
Surg, Il. Rietz; Chap, @. Widger Adj't II. e.
Mckee, q, Nj. s., @. Cords; S. M, @. Pierce.
Read Better than Pension ON mage q
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Naval Veterans OF Ohio.

On July 20 the naval veterans of tho late
war residing at Columbus, o., met at the City
Hall and formed a permanent association, under
a charter from the National Association of Naval
Veterans. The following officers were elected
Commander, j. W. Koene; Executive Officer,
Geo. A. Roof; Secretary and Paymaster, DIR.
~ G. Reed Surg. DIR. ID. r. Adams Master
alarms, j. W. Alexander. Delegates to the
National Convention, Symmcs Il. Browne, ].
Carroll, N. c. Reed, ID. Z. Adams, David
Clark, Edward Shuain.
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The Troy IN. y, Soldiers Monument.

The Board of Monument Trustees for the
County of Rensselaer, New York. held meet
ing in Troy Aug. 3 TO open bids for the monu-
ment to the soldiers who went from that County
aud laid down their lives for their country
during the war Of the rebellion. The Board
fixed the location for the monument In Wash
ington Square, in Troy, aud resolved to proceed
Immediately with its building, although they
still have $4,000 of the $4,000 (which is tho
proposed cost of the monument) to be raised.
Every effort will be made 10 secure the balance
Of the money needed. The monument will BIO
one of the finest in the country when COM
t,tafaj
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r. q. Sheppard, the
partment, was born la
England. and came TO
the United Suites when
q small child. He re-
eeiyed only q common
school education and
lived with his parents
On the farm AZ AimOnt,
Lapeer Co, Mich, un-
al be- Joined the army.
lie enlisted ia Co. A,
jet Mich. Cav. Ia Sep
tenbeF, 1858 was with
the regiment until the
close Of iile war. partici-
patiug in y general en-
FaEements, such az the
Wilderness, Beaver
Dam Station. Cold Har-
Dor. Deep Bottom. Pc
teTs burg. and all Of
~. a-s.a q as.
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How Iowa Honors the Soldier.

Dts HIuIHtA heUEsItF.I
10 Is interesting TO note that for Is years the
Republicans of Iowa have divided the honor OF
the Governorship between the soldier and the
civilian. giving 1t to each alternately. The
showing during this time is as follows:
1871. Gov Carpcnter-solder.
1875. Gov. rkwood-civilian.
1877. Gov Newbold- soldier. Zone year OF
Kirkwook's term.)
1877. Gov Gear-eivilian.
1881. Gov. Sherman-soldier.
1885. Gov Larrabee-civiian.
1889. 2
A good many old soldiers are asking if II
isn't the old soldiers turn this year.
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The veterans of Shawnee County, Kan, are
very much dissatisfied with the action of Hon.
Harrison Kelly, Congressman elect from that
District, in giving preference to young political
workers over veterans in appointments to Office ;
especially In tho makeup of Medical Examiners.
A meeting was held at Topeka, in which he
was talked at pretty squarely aud strong reso.
la tons were adopted.
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Sheridan y campaigns IN the Shenandoah Valley
was wounded a. Front Royal, and went with the
Eegiment 70 Kansas la 1865. Since the war he las
been very successful contractor, builder aud ar
chitec. which business he carried on first at Flint
then Grand Rapids. Mich. he moved 20 Bhani Ala
% isss' aud las carried on extensive building
elsiness there. He Is interested ia the lumber aud
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In French examination paper this question
was put: "Give the gender of tete-a-tete,
with comments" One of the answers given
was: Tete-a-tete is of the common gender,
because it usually takes place between man
and q woman
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TIE GRAND ARMY
News From the DepartmentS---NeW
Posts. etc.
THE ENcAMPMENT.
Department Headquarters.

The following Is complete list Of the Head
quarters Of the different Departments IN Milwau-
lee during the EucHmpmcut:
Alabama, Seventh District School Building, hoon
Arizona. seventh District school Building, Room
Arkaasas seventh District School Building,
Room n. first floor
California. seventh District School Building,
Room X. FIRST floor.
Room q, second floor.
Connecticut. Surveyors Office, Courthouse.
Dakota, Seventh District school building, Room
Delaware. seventh District School Building,
Room %. second floor.
Georgia, seventh District School Building, Room
Idaho. seventh District school Building, Room
Illinois. County Clerks Office, Courthouse.
Indiana. North one half superior Court Room.
Iowa, South one-half Council Chamber.
Kansas, Builders Exchange, No. Grand ave-
Kentucky. Seventh District School Building,
Louisiana and Mississippi Seventh District School
Building Room n first floor.
Msiue, Seventh District School Building, Room
A. third hOor
Maryland. Seventh District School Building,
Room Q, second floor.
Massachusetts. Supervisors Room, Courthouse
Michigan, Probate Office Courthouse.
Minnesota. Seventh District School Building,
Room 81 first floor.
Missouri seventh District School Building, Room
IT. second floor.
Montana, seventh District School Building, Room
q. second floor.
Nebraska. North one half Council Chamber.
New Hampshire. Seventh District School Build
ing Room A. third floor.
New Jersey, seventh District School Building,
Room ID. third floor.
New Mexico. Seventh District School Building,
Rooms T.. first floor.
New York, Young Mems Christian Association
Building, Fourth street.
Ohio south one-half Superior Court Room.
Oregon. Seventh District school Building, Room
J. FIRST floor, rear.
Pennsyivania. Circuit Court Room.
Potomac, Seventh District School Building, Room
i. second floor.
Rhode Island. Surveyors Office Courthouse
Tennessee. seventh District school Building,
Room \. first floor.
Texas seventh District School Building, Room
n. first heor.
Utah. Northeast Room. basement. Courthouse.
Vermont, Reading Room. West side Turn Hall
Virginia. Seventh District School Building, Room
c. third floor.
Washington Ter, Seventh District School Build
ing. Room o. second floor
West Virginia, seventh District School Building,
Room e. third floor
Wisconsin, Basement New Insurance Building,
Broadway.
GEN. SHERMAN WILL ATTEND.
Capt J. T. Pennefaiher Milwaukee Wis. has
received the following letter from Gen. w 7.
Sherman:
No. IS WEST SEVENTY FIRST STREET, l
NEW YORK, July 8
j. II PEyEEFATRFR. Milwaukee. Wis.
ME DEAR SIR: Yours Of the 27th d received with
thanks. ] viii surely be al Milwaukee for the Ma
tional EucEmpment, GAR, and will be most
happy 10 meet the surviving members OF the lsi
Hours, very truly, w. T. SHERMAN.
General.
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just Retribution.
lRIy 49, I

"Good Heavens! waiter, here's q collar but.
ton it my soup!"
''It's yours, boss. Allus tol' dat cook he am
too careless; sarves him right dis time!"
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.

fTae Assistant Acknowledgement Of the diHereu,
Departments are respectfully requested 70 forward
copy Of the Department rosters foF 1899 10 TItE
kATIOBkL gRIBUEE.l
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Read Better than Pension on page 8.
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Read q Better than Pension on page 8.
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Afier HON. unrrlsnn KnllY.

Read "Better than a Pension on page 3.
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Read Better than Pension " on page B
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TRIBUTES TO MRS. HAYES.

Whereas IL has been the will Of our Heavenly
Father TO call from labor to reward our beloved
sister Lucy Webb Hayes therefore be IL
Resolved, That the Womans Relief Corps, Depart
ment of Ohio feel keenly their great loss, which
would be irreparnble did not the memory of her
life so fraugh with good so beautiful In It's consist
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ALABAMA

?, 6. Sheppard, the Commander Of this De.
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ARKANSAS

Officers Of Hessington Post, Corley: Commando
J. b. Gamble; :. V. G., j. w. Rogers; J. v. c
John Burnett; Adj't Thomas II. Durham; Chap
d. g. Robinson; q. NJ, i. A. Morsbaoh; o. ID
Isaac Smith; o. g., John Farmer
Officers of Advance Post, No. S. PigRott: Con
maader, Il. A. Wilson; :. v. c., q. ID. Moore .
VIC 3 Z. jackson; Adjt, G. G. Gates; Chap. J
c. Smith; Surg, W. w. Hubbard; o. D., A.
Altman; o. G., w. nj. Morrowi q. NJ, A.
Brown; @. NJ. s., r. Barranger.
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ILLINOIS

Officers of Mechanism Post, No $50 Monmouth
Commander, c. Il. Bristol; ;. V. C., NJ. q. Brown
maker: Chap, J. Mcmillan; o. D. Jas NJ. Sample
o. c., Royal Scott Adj't, w. r. Mitchell; q. NJ.
Geo. Schussles; 5. NJ sam Boswell; q. NJ. 8, n
J.. Fukes.
Officers of Charles Chatfield Post, No 500. Bath
Commander, Nj. Frank: :. v. C., J. NJ. Martin; J
v. G., John O'Leary; Adj't, III. c. Allen; q. NJ, A
l.. West; Surg, d. W. smith; Chap. Z; b. Hui
) NJ, James Sargent; q. NJ. 5. Lewis Nosler.
Officers of Alexander Post, No. 50, Flora; Com
mauder. W. !. Weaver; :. V. e., Charles James; J
V. c. III. NJ Shepard; Chap. G. T. johnson; o. ID
J:O. Burton; O. g., Eli blackburn; Surg, A. ii
Reed; Adj't II. III. Lee.
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DAKOTA

Officers of Sumner Post, No. 81, Wahpeton
Commander, William NJ. House; $. v. c., William
III. Auman; ]. V. c., Frank Husig; q. NJ. A. X
5. NJ. w H. H. Peirce; G. NJ $, @. Il. Farms
worth; o. D.. c. Human o. G.. Ted Jay.
Officers of Eddy Hancock Post, No. %, Bruce;
Chap, Ira Bennett Adj't, ID. w. Breed o. G., G.
Batzel; o. D., A. 5. Mitchell; q. NJ, A. IL. Kinney
Surg, T. Ladd.
Officers of Robert Cummings Post No. 49, New
Rockford: Commander, Morris O'Conner; = VIC.
Joseph Bolack; JN. G., :. ID. Peterson; Adj't, Jas
NJ. Patch Chap. Jacob Chamberlain; Surg, Jos
Culver; q. NJ, Burton Hubert; q. NJ. s., William
Woodward
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MISSOURI.
NEW HAMPSHIRE,

The 18th annual Eneampment Of the New
Hampshire Veterans Association will be hel,
at Camp Edward f. Gross, on the grounds o
the association at Weirs. on the shore Of Lax
Winnipesaukee, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs
dag and Friday. Aug. %, 2S, % and 30 Al
veterans of the army and navy. with thsi
families and friends, whether from New Hamp
spire or other States, are cordially invited &
be present. All comrades are requested to reg
lister their names, upon arrival, as the Secre
tary's office, where camp badges viii be 70
sale
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Officers Of 7. J. Potter Post, No. 40, Creston
Commander, r. II. Hanna; ;. v C., :. A. Ecker
son; J. v. C., J. V. Hoalsison; q. NJ, d. IL. Ham
ilton; Chap. a. II. Grinneli; Adi't, w. r. Max
we'll O. d., J. Il. Brink %. g., A. 9. Burns Surg,
David Woolley; :. ~. Joseph n. Hill; q. VI. =.
David Wooey. The Post numbers IS members
and il in aourishing condition, having recently
purchased aud paid for lie hall.
Officers Of Burnside Post. No. So. Shenandoah
Commander, Thomas LAiimer; :. V. c.. George
Taylor; ]. v. C.. VIM. II. Harri.on; Chap, Whit
ney Jewell; Surg, r. y. Pace; q. NJ, +. l.. Brown
q nj. s.. G. NJ. Conway; o. d., james Jones
AdJ't. Joseph Stokes; :. NJ. Jacob Emery; D. q.
Geo. Patterson
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MINNESOTA,-

Officers Of q. w. Haskell Pc
Commander, John Ruhcorn
j. V C., James Henderson:
q. 81, :. Broadbcnt; Adj't,
D.. J.. ID. Pratt o. G.. Jacob
Officers Of John W. Cochran 1
Commander, w. II. Cochran
J. V. C., Simon Illstnp; Adpt,
y. Mcknight; Chap, James
Van NAikenburgi y. g., DIV
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KANSAS

Officers Of Post No. 800. CrisheId: Commando
Shelton Morris; :. V e., Pleasant smith; J. V. e
y. r. IeiBtire; o. D.. q. w. Fowler: O. ~, r. .
Harper q ~. =, Willis PenFee: Adjt, w. T.. Wa
kinsi :. 81. J. 81 i Andrews; Chap, -. Is. Kie'
Officers of Equity Post. No. us. Lone Elm
Commander, j. ID. Miller; :. v. C., s. Fox: J.
O., J. Aize; Adj't y. r Ewing; a. NJ, David saI
dcTs; o. D., Charles ReynoldH Chap. :. Miller
Surg. s. Moon o. g., John Lamay; q. n. s., {
w Ginby; 5. NJ. T. q. Mcdowell.
Officers Of Pollock Post No Il, Marion: Con
mander, Jas. w. Williams; ;. v. G.. Edward Deal
JY C., J. H. MeHurney; o. D.. T. NJ. H0sea @. NJ
G. &. MAicomb; Surg, John A. Bonner; Chap,
Il. Fuller; Ada, W. &. Rnpp; O. g., John Wlndel
g. D., W. +. Drake; q. NJ. g. j. NJ. Young
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TEXAS
VERMONT

Chamberlin Post. No. ], 81. JobnsbuFy Ian
adopted resolutions approving Comrade Tanner
administration of the Pension Office
Officers Of Ellsworth Poet. No -, Hsrdwick
Commander, T.. H. Duttou; s.V. C., CIV. Hansen
J.Y. c. Is. y. Taylor; AdJt, w. H. Rich; q. ~. q
NJ. Mack; surg, j. T.. Kibheei Chap, NJ H. War
ncr; o. ID, u. T.. Smith; o. g., Araii Hall; r. NJ
y. A. OlmsteAd; q. u. 3, o. H. Hall
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ARIZONA,

Officers Of Col ]. w. s. Alexander Post. No. O
Globe: Commander, J. w. Ransom; S. V. q, p
Stanley; J. V. c., Joseph Bruster; @. NJ, III. Ellis
Chap, j. nj. Jones; Adjt, Charles Thayer .; ID.
George Strong; o. G., john Collins; Surg, Chas
Shuttle
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-08-15
NEW YORK.
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The LIST n Y. Dragons (old 130th n.
hold their Goth annual Reunion and 2
Portage Bridge on Thursday, Aug.
soldiers, thei= families and friends, are
to be present.
The Reunion Of the 18th y. Z. win
at Seneca Falls Aug. %.
A. Thomas, 800 Catharine street. s.
The third Reunion Of the oath y. !. {
be held at Syracuse Sept. A and 3.
c. b. Fairchild. New York city; i
Reunion of tine 9th aud SD y. Y. su
Y. Cav. will be held at Seneca Falls
aud ..
George Balcom, Binghamton The
Y. battery will hold Reunion and ?
Ross Park, BinghamtOn, Wednesday, 4