The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-08-22

OHicers OF john a. DIX Post, NO. l3o, new YORK:
Commanders, A.: w: Colwell; S. ". G., Cornelius
Ten Eick; J: Y. O.. G. stgekton Halsted Adjt
George We Roberts; g. NJ, James r. Haviland;
rock; o. d. George f. Hbaffprd; o. g.. James
w. Keichain; s. NJ, Matthew s. Gregory; Q. N.
s., David Clark.
port: Commander, James ~. Warner; s. v. O., J.
X. Robinson; J. " g., Phil Penfold; Chap, T. Q.
Druley: q; M, A. A: Castle; Adj't, l.. e. Club
hees; Surg, Martin Coonoy; S. NJ, +. nj. shelp !;
@. nj. s., John Benson. y
OHIO %
The following is list Of officers Of the GAR
Brigade of the Fifteenth Congressional District OF
Ohio: Commander, Gen. g. T. 6rosvenor; @. M,
Charles Gibson, Stockport; Cominissary. NJ. Mo
Millin, Marietta; District Supervising Officer. T.
II. Davis Marietta; Assistants, X. ii. brewster and
UsSny iVspewSors sro j. M Gsra
County; George +. Dickinson, Morgan County;
Aids Camp, A. J. Hardy. t. o. o. Key. J. s.
Adair. Commander Hurst hrs ordered the annual
Brigade EncHmpment to- be held at Marietta Oct.
TO- All military organizations In the district are
invited, including Sons of Veterans and Woman's
Officers Of Washington Co. tohio) q AR. Battal-
ion; Colonel Commanding, b. b. Stone; Lieut.
Col, !. s. MCGOWAN; Aisior. james Haddow; Adrt
Officers of Col. Albert Moore Post, No. $50. West
Toledo; Commander, Calvin Van Wormer; g. v.
q, James W. Allen; J: v @. George g. ID Dixon;
NJ, J. NJ. Stanbury; o. d.. James L. Hecox: o. O.,
q. w. Bowser; Surg, John Redding
Officers OF Ed. s. Owens Poet, No. B57 South
Point: Commander, e. r. Edwards; g. " O., r. NJ.
Fullerton; J. v. O., Robert Cha,field; AdTt J. b.
Lewis; q. NJ, John Coleman; Surg, William Adj
o. O. s. X. Hastings; 8. H., q. II. Ratoliif; q. III.
Officers Of Van Vert Post. No s27. Enterprise:
Commander, Henry Tall; s. v. O.. d. w. Weagly;
j. v. g., - Switzer; Chap, James Huntzinger; o.
D., l. l.. Waltz; O. NJ. William Philips; AdJt Jno.
Bloyd; o. g., John Ours; Surg, 8: j. Rowland.
Commander, w. w. Miller; s. " O., A. II. Cowell !;
v. G.. Lewis Clark; o. D., Sanford silvey; Chap.
J: 9, Prentice; g NJ. Il O.. snowden; Adjt; p. B.
Officers OF sherman Post, No. es. Hudson: Com
mHnder, j. Il. Jones; s. v. c.. 3. Honey; J. v. O.,
Ed. spragno; Adj't, Harry Peitngell; Q. NJ, Thos
kins; Chap. O. N. Case; Surg, w. @. Bell; c. M.
s.. Len. Gaylord 8. NJ, g. w. Church
Commander, E. II. Rand s, " G.. A. J. Harper:
J. v. c., q. Smith; Adjt, A. s. Stratton; Surg, IL.
EminRton; Chap. J: Harris; q. NJ, A. Badger;
Q. d.. A.. Lndic; o; O. II. Pancost; 3. MI. O. Ad-
Officers of Martin r. Delany Post, No. els, Day.
ton; Commander, Charles Moore; s. v. o., Doc. II.
Leach; j. v. c., Henry Vincent; Chap, Benz.
Hioktngbottomi Surg, Spencer Alexander; Q. M.
Nichols Elliott D. d., /. Il. Burton; o. g., Benj.
stiekney; Adj't, g; 3; Hance; s. NJ, Levi jack
Officers of Post No. $40, Mt. Pleasant: Com
m9nder. T. p. GorsuSh g. V; g., J, 4. Mercer;
Je a. p chsp TheateT ars e s Ae
o. d., J. McManir.
Officers Of Parker Post No. ais, Lodi Com
1v S"e c. IS sea SssSs swilnsa O. a.
J. O. Rogers; Chap. Y. c. LOOMS; Adj't, III. ID.
Weaver; Surg, o. D. Phillips 0. O.. w. Frestone.
Officers Of Davis Rumble Post, No. Coz, Byesville
Commander, 4. M. Siayi 8. v. O., VIM. Soldiers I;
J. v. G., Il. +. Freeman; Adj't, d. w. Corset; q.
M. A. w. Arbnekiei q. d.. Il. r. Mock; o. G., w.
Officers OF VIM Predmorc Post, Marathon Com
mandsr, w. T. Fowler; =. v. C., w. III. Hobson;
J: v. c., f. Tice; Chap, W. q. Christy; surg.. NJ
NJ, A. orebaugh; Adjt, q. w. Palmer; @. III. s.,
II. NJ. Clancy; =. NJ, J. w. BerdsaL
Officers Of Col. John T. Toland Post, No, CPS Ohio
Soldiers and Sailors Home, sandnsky: Com
nander, Chas. r. Young; q. v. G.. George House (;
J. V. O.. James b. MeKisson; Surg James Hail !
Henry Gerald; q. NJ, e. D. Bloan.; o. a., John
H. Wsynei y. M, John ErInisi q III g., Byron
Smith.
Officers Of Albert Moore Post. No. $50, West To-
ledo: Commander, Calvin Van wormer: 8. v. c.,
James w. Alien J. V. O., George 8. Dixon; Adrt,
8 y; Kies; q. NJ, J. d. s,arbery; Surg, John
ReddiuR; Chap. Rev. John Pouoher; O. D., j. L.
Hecox; o. O.. George w. Bowser.
Officers Of Eugene Rawson Post, No. 81, Fre-
mont. Commander, John l. Greene; s. v. c., Pc
ler Winters J. v. q, O.. A. HAmpsher; q. NJ.
Joseph schwartE; Adi't. John Schroeder; D. D.,
LprsnEo Dick o. g., 4. -. Hathbun: s. NJ, r. IS.
liinclne q ~. b.. Andrew houck; Post nstor.
Officers OF smalley Post, No. COZ. Rows: Com
mander win Ri,tenhouset r. VIC. T. Emery j.
" q, ii. NJ B.irenmycr; Adj't. Frank Gardner;
q n. J. IL. kapp. Chap, Henry Swaisgood
surg, a. Canipbeil, Jri o. D. J. u. Meisntire; o..
a., .. w. German; = n, Eniahnei Kaufman; q.
n. -, ifenry sealer.
PENNSYLVANIA
Grand Army Day will be celebrated In PitssburK
this year Oct. L. A meeting OF the Posts located
In Allegheny county held few weeks ago. at
which large representation present To the
Executive Committee was referred tho matter of
entertaining the visiting comrades on that day,
and LEA addition Grand Army Day Committee
was appointed, with the following members the
first named from each Post being the Commander:
Post no. 3, w. u. speeF, w. IL. Lambert, Edward
Fisher; "a. }. l.. Ralshonse, DR. w. Il. Kroesan,
John Williams; Al, H. ID. Elliott A. J. Reed, J. III.
Meth ~. Charles +. sheriff. II. o. G. oehmler, j.
l. Shook III. George a. Ladley. J. T.. Dennislon;
I2s Thomas q. SAMPLE ID. NJ. Morrison Joseph f.
Deii'ald Isl, John Dcisis. s, 81. Duvail A. @.
Frank; lbs. jacob Nelson q. II. sIepler Thos II
Bosst is7, A. II. Askin. VIM J. Patterson. n, 81
HeBgough: Ie2. A. r. BaTchieId, A. r. Scott j. r.
Eesiey: 10. Henry Jones q. n. Shelby, T. A. John
Iiuichlnson go John v Brooks, John Harvey ;
20, John g. Thomas w. II. Barrett. r. q. Jones';
80 O. NJ. Head, I'd Auble, Il. Il. Jennings; AGO,
r. Award. v. II. kIspsr. Geo. w. Roop; bis j. q,
Iiili. 4. J. Me6rath, Robert Collins; 56t John II.
Few, Joseph Dasring. The committee will hold a
neeting In the Select Council Chamber mt Pitts
On Tuesday. Asg. IS. Post No 1851, Of Pittsburv.
gave picnic to Castle Shannon Grove, which was
largely attended. Relief Corps No daintily
served the refreshments.
Department Commander Stewart and a number
Of members of his s,Rn enjoyed trip 10 Cape May
on the Delaware River steamer. Republic under
ths care Of Post No Is. Of Chester, Aug TO- The
Post took nn immense crowd with them and ON
| its retnrn supplemented the days enjoyment with
| Campfire.
The naval veterans OF Post No. 900, of Philadel.
phn. cicsred 500 by their excursion 10 Cape May
Aug. 5.
Al recent muster Of Meade Post. PhlIadeluhla.
| y beautiful gold military badge was presented 20
] Col. n, LouheH snowden who several weeks
| ago appointed Minister 10 Greece by President
| Harrison. Comrnde q. Harry Davis made the
requisite address, and q sort Of impromptu Camp
/ fire. followed.
Seldom has there been 10 much Indignation
stirred up among the comrades of ths Department
az has the action OF tile officials Of the Montgomery
i Cemetery at Norristown. On Thursday two weeks
ago Henry Johnson, n colored comrade OF ZoolC
| Post No. II, died ia the Montgomery AImshouse
| and the Post took charge OF his remains. Prepare,
lions were made for the burial Of the body but on
| the following day the cemetery officials gave the
Post notice that the burial could not take place In
those grounds. To say that there WAS ind gnation
manifested is. we'll drawing IL mild" Johnson't
| body buried In tho fremont Baptist Gene
terry. The refusal to permit the burial Of the body
| on account of the color Of the man Is bad enough
| but, just think, the pet dog OF family NAMED
| Steinmitz was buried Ia the cemetery with great
pomp. daily newspaper last week very appro
prhtely headed an article la reference 10 the mat
| ter, Dead Dogs Preferred-A Cemetery Draws ths
| Line AT the Negro Veteran-'rhe Managers Refuse
| Burial 10 "a Dead Soldier, but Allow CANNES In
| terment."
Gen. ID. MoM. Gregg, OF Reading, has been ap
| pointed Marshal of the exercises attendant upoT
| the dedcntory exercises at the Gettysburg battle
Held In September In the place OF Gen. j. ID. Brooke
| resigned.
VERMONT Z, -,
Officers of Mason Post No.l6 West Glover: Com
| member. CIV Cook a. O., G, r. Fisher: JV ~
/ al ~ ~ AZ a