The National tribune., 1889-09-12

Officers of stanton Post, Nc. ~, Stanton: Com
mander James C. Percvnl. :. " c.. Seymour I'M
derwood ". G.. Jesse :. Holcomb; o. d., James
Butler Adit, Thomas n. Stevens; S. M, Henry
VI. Hampstead; Snrg., Norman f. Bachman;
Chap. John w. Hughes; o. c., Chas. II. Minor
MIRNES ORA
Officers OF John +. Reynolds Post, No. 81, Alex
andria Commander w. E. Chichester; s. V, g.,
w. ID. FredenborR; J. V. C, g. ]. Sirang; g: NJ.
c. F. Co6eld o. d. Ruel Chichester; O. G.. w. A.
nownes; Adj't Il. q. Stevens; Chap, II. G. MeAdei
S. n, II. X. White Q. n. 5, J. c. Terryll
MISSOURI
Officers OF James Dunlap Post. No. AIS, Milan:
Commander, solomon ZeElcr; $. V. C., J. Il. Bal
ley; J. V c., Joseph Cagowi G. NJ. aud Surg; pa
vid X. Stronger; Adit, L. w. Cruddester, q. nj. s.,
Alexander Musgrood; S. NJ. S; Todd;
Officers of Mccullough Post, No. A. Milan: Com
mander, Hannibal Fox; :. V. C., George liiggen;
J. V. C., Jacob SpaSe; Adj't, Edward w. slack;
Chap, Oliver H. Albright; g. NJ Grafton White;
Officers of Maysvile Post, No. 96. Maysvillc:
Commander, r. NJ. Clayton; :. V. C.. james Glib
son; y V. c.. Joseph Shcaror: Surg, l.. III. Ncnth-
erby; q. NJ, ]. n. Peterson; O. d.. W. Meek; o. g.,
II. T. Hunts Chap, w. III. Deepen; Adj't, H. L.
Miles.
Officers Of Joe Hooker Post. No II. Cameron:
Commander, c. n. Burnham; $ V. c., w. w.
Knoopi J. Y. C., W. w Bowen; o. D. Ruleii ;.
! Eakin; @. C., John Neaman; Surg, A. l.. Spore;
! Adi't w D. Corn; S NJ, T. b. Casterline; Chap,
! Francis Davidson; q. NJ, I. j. McBeath; q. nj. y,
| Benton Thomas.
NEBRASKA
Officers OF Cedar Mountain Post. No. go, Majors;
hurst; J. V. C, w. O. Picket; o. H., J. CLAYTON;
| @. NJ, NJ. Wheelocki Surg, N. Blair; o. g., }.
Officers Of Post No o.. Pawnee City: Commander,
A. +. Hassler; s. V. G, Ed. A. Wood; J. V. c., NJ.
Davenport: Adj't, c. il. Hare; @; NJ r. Brooks;
/ o. D.. Jacob North; q. c., David Pearce.
Officers Of Roberts Post No. l0i, Talmage: Com
mander. L. d. Hubbard: :. V. G., VIM II. Norton;
J. V. C.. David Wikie; Surg. :. ID. Nutgen: -,
1 r. NJ Marshall: q. NJ. l.. IT. Draucker; Adit, Il.
H. Bailey; Chap II. j Wallace; o. G.. j. III. Diblc;
s NJ, j. NJ. Cathcart; @. NJ. s., J. Yandervert;
Color-Bearer. p. Brown.
NEW YORK.
The remains of the late Mai J. y. Davis. OF the
| l22d n Y, who died at Chicago, arrived at SYRIA
| cuse Saturday. and were met by members of Root
Post and the l22d Regiment The body was trans
ferred 10 the D.. l.. Vt, depot with military hon
ors aud shipped to Baldwinsville. The funeral
4 was in charge of Moses Sumner Post, and 30 MEM
bers of the l22d Regiment, of which the deceased
was n member, were present. Fifty members oil
Sumner Post acted guard OF honor. tulhiling
the last request Of the brave old Ninj Davis.
Officers OF Pierce Post No. ass CASTLE Com
mander A. b. Smith; :. " c., G. NJ. Johusoni J.
/ v c.. Jas. Elwell; Surg Jno. Aipaugh; Chap,
| Rev. T. y. Davis o. d.. NJ Harrington; o. g.. Y.
! u. Thomas Adjt, III. L. Castle; q. NJ, N w.
| Calkins
Officers of Gnlpin Post No 10, Little Falls: Com
mander, Timothy Dhsey :. V. G., August Mango
]. V. C., VIM. Gardner; Surg, NJ. A. Souihworth,
NJ. D.; Chap, T. J. Vent q. NJ, Theodore Hunt /;
| Adjt Henry Robecki o. d., Ira G. Barns o. o.
Officers OF Walter II. Benedict Post. No. S66,
| Platisburg: Commander David r. Dobie; S V. G.,
A. C Emery; J. V. G., J. II. Grogan; AdJt; O. u.
| Ramsdell; o. D., J. V. Howes; o. c., Geo. Styles;
! O. NJ. NJ Bourbon; Surg. 4. NJ Lyons; Chap, j.
Grant; = NJ, Chas. Bobst; Q. NJ. s., David Genei
OHIO
W. II. Doering Post, No 2I7, Antwerp, was roy
ally entertained by its Relief Corps on Aug. 20
/ Refreshments were served. songs sung speeches
made, and good time had generally. The
officers Of this Post are rs follows: Commander H.
I f. Miller: 5. V. C., +. BarchRrd; J. V. G., 7. Muir
| ply; AdTt, A f Lane; q. NJ, G. Wcbber; Surg,
J. Dresser o. d., J. Miller; o. c., b. Cussen;
Chap. W. FIecS
| GAR. occurred at London Aug. p. and was quite
pleasant affair. about 600 OF the Order and sons
| Of Veterans being IN line. Harry Scribner Post
| No Odd, Of Paine City. drove 20 miles across the
country and put - men In line for The parade
Officers OF John Damn Post, No. Ga. Apple Creek:
Commander Frederick NRusshanm; s. " G., A. A.
Kiester; J. V. C.. Samuel Mnselnlan o. d., Ahra-
ham Cruniley; q. NJ. Peter Hess; Surg Peter
| Fox; Chap, Louis Slaufer; o. c. John Rider;
Officers OF Ontario Post No. so5. Ontario: Com
! mander, j. III. Munnei; S.V. e, &. +. Hartupee; j.
Y-Cp :; y; IDohr; Chap. 7. = Scott; q NJ. G. Az;
| Hollabaugh AdJt. s. A. Ralston.
Officers of Snyder Post. No 100. Leesvie Cross
roads: Commander W. Stable; =. VIC, II. III. Bill
sing; J. V. C., Joseph Beegie q. NJ. James Raj.
! snyder; Surg, DIR. James l. Booth Chap, J. O..
Barney; o. D., o. 5. Campbell; o. g., Thomas
Officers Of Jacob Young Post No. $50 Frederick
town: Commando, J. J. Boyer; s v. C., John
Amsbaugh o. d.. John r. Trusdell: o. O.. John
Brown; q. NJ, Levi Casseli; Adit. Melville Row
ley Surg, DR. c. Hosaek s. NJ. Edison Breeze; q.
NJ. s., z. w. Lyon; /. .. George Ralston; o. 3,
Officers Of d. r Nicer Post. No 677. UBionpor. /:
Commander l. y. Carmani $ V. c.. Robert Nc
Nary; J. v. O.. NcCourtney Bei-; Adj't. John j.
CTubeF; q. NJ, ClIas. y. MaxW ell; Surg, George
Owens: Chap. George Potts o. D., Ross J, Pat
tom o. g., samuel Badger; s. NJ, John Carman
Officers OF Harry sis-on Post No 62s Pine Grove:
Commander. J. Summerteld Cherrington; S.V c.,
tF.aaHN
W. w. Watts; Surg, ii. II. Wright: Adrt, }. A.
, haTtindaiei q. 81, James Randolph; o. D., G.. w.
( Kemper; o. O.. William McDaniel s. NJ, G. N.
/ Fisher; q Nj. =. C. &. James.
Officers Of SeTgt Thompson Post, No. rs. Saline
vile: Commander, Aaron Dobson; :. V. c. Jas
Manning q NJ n Sexton r' O. d. john Hg mnIey
.. O., John Grllithi Chap. NJ. y Smith; Surg
Robert II. Gold; s. ~. g. II. wirebanRh; q NJ
Officers Of New Aiaiamoras Post. No. eee. Grand
| View: Commander. George W. Bonnell; 5. V. G..
States; q. n, Joseph whelstone; Adjt. JOSEPH
May Surg. g. Cline; o. D., Isaac joy; .. G.. Geo
Springer >. M., J.. lIutehson; q. VI. =, A, Unger
Officers Of Post No. 534 GiiRdenhutien: Com
nlandeT. Samuel :. Gintler; S.V. G., l.. :. Winsch
J. V. G., Lewis Dell; AdJt Solomon StOeker
Surg, : :. Dcaurthi Chap. Z. A. Williams; O. NJ.
! Daniel Weber; o. D.. David Everett o. g.. Samue
! Botimcri $. b., James Markeei q NJ. s.. jacob
! Heck.
PENNSYLVANIA
e The paH taken by Pennsylvania at the Nationa
! ciated Press reports would indicate. Khowini
that the representatives from this Department wer
important factors al all such gatherings was
prscd 20 zee the ncager accounts relative 10 tbei
|! 1 doingE. The Milwaukee papers containing ciabo
! rate accounts Of the Convention banshe
e from nay mind the thought that delegates ha
d taken back seat" During the week Of the En
: campment. Pennsylvania was represented every
where. In the canvass for Commander la Chief
, Milwaukee paper said. The Pennsylvania dele
' CATION has heretofore had the reputation Of ehdin
= tie van ~ its action upon matters which come be
o fore The EDcampmeHt. II II Is true that as Penn
% sytyaBia goes. 20 the Encampment goes 10 ma
= be taken as firmly settled that Gen hlger II tl
coming man. for al a late hour last night the Penn
e Eyiganlans agreed uuaH uousy 20 support him Il
ID C0mmaudeT-iTg-chief The meeting also agreed
ie recommend 70 the EncaDpmeut the adoption
- the suggestion Of The Naval Post 10 add ancht
ID 10 the Grand Army badge for the use Of Nav
veterans" Aud "a Pennsylvania went, 30 the Ia
n campnent went. The appearance Of The Pennsy
e. gaBla delegation ia tie parade elected this Dotit
- from "a Milwaukee paper: Pennsylvania Inht
" Of the finest appearances Of any Stale la II
parable. The delegation included the AHeRheu
.: aud Pittsburg Posts. James Lyse Post, No ~
v. headed by two bright cannon Of miniatu
e construction. drawn by ponies aud driven by yout
u. fui Sons Of Veterans. The members Of the Pos
- so strong, wore white vests, aud AR they marcht
~. along eight abreast, with yaTi-cooTed corps na
d; interpreted through their ranks, they made
d; very pretty sight" At the Campfres we had o
". speakers AT tile front. Col. Chill w. Hazard
H. MonongahelR City told some Of his funny % yarn
,s- Gen. Louis Wagner and Col e. Is. Beath knew VIII
Ia. 10 Ray. and said II Commander Thomas j. Ste
art kept his eyes on EoInrade Hazard and Quf
:, ] termasieT John Taylor was busy booming Comfa
z, LOyett, Of New jersey for Junior Vice Command,
g. | in-Chief Ehipnates Sol. Pinbcro and VIM. Sii
- mons met the naval veterans, aud the privilege
ia ar he'd ~ lac ha1