The National tribune., 1889-04-25

napolis April l3 and the following officers were
installed: Captain, Alonzo D.: Connolly; First
Lieut., John Laughlin; Second Lieut., VIM. Eph-
lin; Chap, Charley laughing First Serg't, VIII
n. Wolf.
: Officers of John D; Hill Camp, No. II, Wabash;
Captain, Charles A Lower; First Lieut., William
+. Mason; Second Lieut., George B. Fawley
Chap, Grant Sholty; First Serg't, VIII Sholty; Q.
NJ. s., Hosea Torrance; 5. of g., Fred Schlemmer;
G. s.. Charles L. Williams; P. NJ, Harry Worth
Q. of c., Walter Needham; c. g.. John Mason; p.
G., Everett Denany.
Officers of D. S Holloway Camp, No. 100, Car
thage: Captain, p j. Sattler; First Lieut., Irwin
Hill; Second Lieut., Orien o. Wolf; Chap. Grant
Hill First Serg't, II. NJ Sutton; @. NJ $, John
Coffin; c. s, Sam McCartyi s. of G., Oliver e.
Hill; C. of G., Howard Weaver g. G., William
Young; p. c., Charles Junkens
MASSACHUSETTS.
officers of Theodore Winthrop Camp, No. 81,
Chelsea: Captain, Henry b. Keough; First Lieut.,
Charles H. Holmes; Second Lieut.. Harry S.
Thompson Chap. John w. Emerson; First Serg' {,
Allen Clark O. NJ. Alfred w Brown; s. of O.,
Musician, VIM. II. Prescott; @. of g., VIM. +.
Buck; G. G., VIM. t. Morley P. G., Charles L.
Varney; Drum Major Thomas d. Fleury.
Officers of Joel d. Dudley Camp, No. SO, Brigh-
ton: Captain, j. @. A. Cushman First Lieut., f.
W. Clark Second Lieut., j. J. HarmQn c. O., F.
w. Bowker, E. F. Perry, g. A. Warren; First
Serg't M. j. Coyle; Q. NJ F. G. Poole; s. of G., J.
IL Griffin; O. S, George Kinney; Chap, Il. L.
Webster; Principal Musician, H. E. Carson; c. of
G., F. Mitchell; G. g., p H. Prior; 2. c., James
MacKenney.
Officers Of Henry B. Leighton Camp No. 16, Som
Henry Gibson; Second Lieut., Brother Leighton;
First Sergt Brother Kelley; Q. Nj. S. Harry
Ecker i Char p T. Peterson; 5; of c. Ed Psa,
Spiler; G. of c., Henry Goodng; G. g., Jean
P. Nickerson; o. g., F. t. Jones; Past Captain,
Officers of George H. Patch Camp, No. so, NAL
dem Captain, W. A. Stevens; First Lient., Fred
S. Daniels; Second Lieut. G. 5. Mann; G. O., L.
Captains Staff Orderly Serg't, Harry Hess; @
NJ, II. A Mayo; Chap, George Porter 5. of g.,
George Fall; C. of G., NJ. Wiggin; c. g., Waldo
Reed, L. P. Rockwell.
MINNESOTA.
The 1889 roster of this Division shows that Min
nesota has membership of 40 Camps This Di-
vision is rapidly pushiSg its way to the front.
MISSOURI.
officers of Greersou Camp No. %, Bado: Cap
tain John AbIes; First Lieut. John Balch; Second
Lieut., Frank James; Chap, =. Falconer; First
Sergt Andy Berlin; Q. NJ. s., ID. d. Francis; 5. of
g., j. II. Ogle; G. of G., w. Williams; Q. g., Ed
win Berlin; p g., Geo. Ogle.
NEW JERSEY.
Officers of Gen. o. s. Grant Camp, No. %, Long
Branch; Captain VIM. e. Allstrom; First Lieut.,
Edw. 5. rilton Second Lieut., L. II. Cobb.
NEW YORK.
General Order, No IT, issued at Cohoes April 10,
by order of Howard \. Smaling, Lieutenant-Col-
onel ComHanding,-N. l.. harrison, AdJutant,-
contains the following:
With sincere regret these Headquarters announce
the death of Past Colonel Charles T. Rain which
occurred April O. 1889. In the death of Brother
Rain this Division loses of its most energetic
and enthusiastic members. He was steadfast hon
orable and upright in all his dealings. He won the
hearts of all associated with him, and hope that
his record in the Order will stand Is q monument
and an example. Camps of this Division viii drape
their charters in mourning, and keep them draped
for so days Captains OF Camps will that every
member of his Camp wears piece OF Grape at
tached to the regulation badge OF the Order for 30
| days
General Order, No. 10, issued at Hornellsville
April IS, by order OF Howard a. Smalling, Lieuten-
| ant Colonel Commanding,-N. L. Harrison, Adju-
| tant,-contans the following:
| The coming Division Encampment will be held
| in Peekskill-not Pecksvile, stated in last Di-
/ vision orders through Typographical error. FIRE.
quently of late has the attention of Division Off
GERS been called TO reported acts of crookedness
| the part of officers and members Camps, and the
| membership at large, must bear in mind that the
/ violations of the obligations of the Order by dis
honest conduct is the most fragrant of offenses, aud
most demoraZing to the Order in the good opinion
| of everyone. The following Assistant Inspectors
/ are hereby appointed, and will inspect Camps as
assigned. They will be obeyed and respected ac-
cordingly The LieutenantCoonel will inspect 3,
s. TO- H. 81, 35 49, H. 81 81 H. 20, 10 49, a. so, 81
90 e3 95 &C. 90 1lS 122. The Inspector will inspect
| S. so S. I24 c. E. Holmes of Mt. Vernon, Camps
! No = 15 &c, no. Edward Trenchard, l52 West
Fifty-seventh street, New York, 100. Joy S. Rosa,
of Kingston, 56, CO. %. w II. Boshart, Poughkeep-
sic, /. We have nothing to report on con-
solidation, except that the time viii probably be
deferred until State Eneampmentin July when both
bodies will meet in Convention Of delegates, st
which time final terms OF consolidation Will be con-
| summated We pleased to note that the wisest
counsel will prevail in this matter, ana that there
seems to be general inclination all along the line
to accept the situation, and by united actions TO
| carry it forward to successful termination. We
extend the most hearty welcome to the comrades
of the Post system, while we stand ready TO yield
the reins of authority TO its present officers, and
wish our united organizations Godspeed Moth
ing further has been accomplished in financial set
| Element with Col Retel or his AdJutant, Z. w.
! Chappel or Quartermaster ID. J. Cupps, since last
| Division orders The deficiency has increased,
but we hope TO report full settlement in next Di-
Of pf
40 of Woodruff, SIS of Chaeaugay Lake, 81 of Akron
having failed to report for quarter ending Dec. 81
| they are hereby suspended. Unless these Camps
report before May 10 they will be reported to Com
| nlandery-in- Chief and charter revoked. Brother
c. E. Holmes has forwarded his resignation as Di-
vision Inspector to these Headquarters In accept
ing the resignation of Brother Holmes feel that
the Division loses an efficient officer. Brother
Fred G. Cfluer OF Camp No 90, Hornellsyille, is
| hereby appointed Division Inspector. He is here
by ordered duty and will be obeyed and respect
ed accordingly. The approaching events of Memo
rial Day are generally fruitful of increased inter-
est in the Camp room. They should also serve
| to call renewed attention to our Order. We hope
that no efforts will be spared to extend the mem
bership and efficiency OF our organization at
| this time. The Commanders of Camps viii see
that their Camp Chaplaius perform their duties
Dronptlv and reports are forwarded to Division
| Chaplain, Joy s. Rosa at Kingston, n. Y, who is
hereby ordered on duty, Memorial Day Is the day
of all days TO the true Of q veteran 1t is the
day when we should lay aside business cease from
Our lHbors, and with uncovered heads and reYerent
hearts, pay full tribune TO memories Of the noble
deeds of our fathers and our Union dead. Let
every member of this Order bear in mind that
never can repay by any efforts of our own the
debt of gratitude our country owes to the Grand
Army of the Republic. Soitis tttlngly appropriate
that we do ali in power to assist the Grand
| Army OF the Republic in COMMUNICATING the deeds
of their fallen comrades. Camps should extend an
invitation to participate in the exercises of Me-
mortal Day to all sons of veterans in your midst
whether members of our Order or not.
Officers of Camp at Albion: Captain, Benjamin
Franklin, jr.; First Lieut., Ralph Hatch; Second
| Lieut.. VIM. Bait First Serg't, f. r. Fuller Sec
ond Serg't, r. X. Godding 5. of c., Alden Ray.
mond; G. of G., NJ. Spaulding; G. ST. Walter
Green; Chap, Chas. Barney.
OHIO.
officers of Capt F. N. Postgate Camp. No $40
| Highland Captain, Prof. r. B. Barrett; First
Lieut., 0rland Earl; Second Lieut., Eph. Wright
Camp Council, j. NJ. Wright, Thos Swonger, Thos
Riley; First Serg't, w. c. Cadamy; Q. NJ. s., Jas
Earl; S. of c., Thos. Swonger; Chap, Jas. M
Wright; c. of c., Frank Titon; G. G., John
Sweetman; 2. G., Chas. Fisher; @. S., Andy Ca.
milf; Z, NJ, Boyd Swomger
PENNSYLVANIA,
Camp $50 was recently mustered by Leut.-Col
Geo. w. Wagenseller, of Selinsgrove, at Oriental
and the following officers We're installed: Captain
w. 4. Elders First Lieut., a. NJ. Amig; SeconC
Lieut., Geo. q. knouse Camp Council, James u
Jonathan Knouse; First Serg't, Simon Stroup; q
| NJ. S., Amos Knouse; s. of ca, Harvey Knouse; q
s.. David Rumpfeit; z. NJ, Jacob Yong; g. of c..
l. r. Bostwick; c. G., t. 5. Derr; p. G., Calvin
Rathfon Delegate, l.. NJ. Amig; Alternate, w.
Strawser
Lieut.-Col Geo. W. wagenseller Is kept quite
busy He has mustered two Camps, inspected
| three restored one secured the charter and sup
plies of one besides his offseial duties in his owl
Camp, which makes eight Camps visited within