The National tribune., 1889-01-24

AonEAaliuef. W. IL stephenson; -. " u. OSoi &c
W Saner; J. V. c., o. p Koontz; @ NJ, ). l..
Myers; Surg, J. G. Fulton; Chap, J. n. kenaEy;
o. d., John Mason, ir.; O. G., JOHN FeeseT. Dele
gates, ". II. Gregg, J. c. Fulton Alternates' }. j.
Todd, NJ. N. Justus.
Officers of Sedgwick Post, No. So, Union City
Commander, John W. Hoke; ;. '. G., John ID.
Brown; J. V. c., Calvin Smith O. NJ }. Ii. hicks
Surg DF. Tompson; Chap, Henry Julian; o. D.,
r. B. Castle o. G., d. Crumriue. Delegate VIM.
Smith; Alternate, II. Warren.
IOWA.
Fort Donelson Post No 236, Fort Dodge, held a
very enjoyable Campfire on Jan. 9. The principal
address of the evening made by Department
Inspector Thomas Beaumont, and he was followed
10y Hon. J. =. Deliver. After an interesting pro-
gram supper was served.
Robert Mitchell Post. No 2O6, Marion, has adopt
ed resolutions expressing its appreciation OF the
KANSAS
Perryville Post, No. 2l2, Arlington, has adopted
the following resolutions:
J. That we indorse The National Tribune"
Pension Bill, aud ask our representatives in the
halls OF our National Legislative Department to
give II a hearty support
2. That we recommend Conlrade z A. Campbell
Commander of Joe Hooker Post, No. L, Hutchin-
son. kan.), as suitable person for Commander OF
the Department OF Kansas at our next annual En-
campmcnt.
3 That we, as members of Perryville Post, No.
242 do earnestly tender our thanks TO Commander
Charles Reynolds for the able, efficient and inn
partial manner in which he has commanded US as
"A Eost during the past four years, and as he mas
been unanimously elected for another term, we do
promise him obedience and all the assistance we
can render him as Commander.
The officers of this Post are: Commander, Chas.
Reynolds; :. V. c., VIM. Cecil; J. V. c., e F. War
rem AdJt, James Reynolds; q. NJ, J. Nj. Crabbs;
map, IS 4. Hanan; u D., jacob koWland; surg
DIR. VIM. Crippen; o, G., John Craig; s. NJ, @. B..
Tucker @ NJ. ;, L. ID. Baird.
MASSACHUSETTS,
John A Andrews Post No. IS Boston, has do
mated SIS TO John Goodwin ir. Post, No So, of
Marbiehead, whose hall was recently destroyed by
fire. During the year Just closed Andrews Post
expended 81, 49 for the relief of disabled COM
rades and their families.
Officers OF Z. w. Kinsey Post, No. lis, Boston :
Commander. George A. Sawin; :. V. C., Augustus
Jacobs; J. v c., George F. Hall; @. NJ, +. A.
Messenger: Chap, Rev. T. A. Horton; o. D., c. c..
Richards; o. G.. C. w Hodgdon; Surg DR. w. H.
Ruddick. Delegates, +. J. Jones and c. C. How
land; Alernates, J. y. North and c. W. Wilson.
Officers OF Gen. J. G. Foster Post, No l63, South
birmingham: Commander, William T. Brown; =.
Y. c., Frank o. Bumpus J. V. C., Frank III. Hunt;
Sec, William g. Morse; Chap. Rev. E. ) Wheeler;
@ NJ George i. Wiggin; .. D., William Il. Reed;
Officers ofD. 6. Farragut Post No. 1l6, Gardner
Commander, Harvey Clark; :. V. c., Levi G..
Mcknight; J. V c. William H Burgess; Surg,
Belarmiu Bolton; o. D., George W. Clifford; Chap
Andrew W. Turner. Delegates, Andrew Mason
and Henry 4. Turner; Alternates, William II. Bur
CESS and i. = Learned.
Officers ofYym H. Bartlett Post, No 8, Taunton:
Commander. a. H. Blake; 5. V. c., J. A. Tink-
ham; J. v c., A. Pratt; @. NJ, c. S. Anthony;
Surg, VIM. Bradshaw; Chap, J. SWEET; o. D., T..
J.. Cordner; o. G., I. Tlsen. Delegates, G. A.
Washburn. C. s Anthony, 7, c, Lucas, B. Morris,
l.. b. Hodges
Officers of john a Logan Post. No. Is6. Cam
bridge: Commander, J. Willard Brown; 5. V. c.,
George II. Roper; J. V. c., John P. Condor; Q. NJ,
Thomas Pear; Surg, DR.. Albert L. Norris; Chap,
Rev Edward NJ Gushee; o. D., James ii. Hodg-
kins; o. G., Origen o. Preble. Delegates, John H.
Weber and Joseph T. Bachelor; Allernates, Hi
ram Nevens and William Gordon.
Officers of Post No. I20, Lowell: Commander, J..
a. French; :. v. c., w. Nevers: J. V. C., L. r.
Fife; @ NJ, George w. Huntoon Surg, NJ. O. Car
ter; Chap, A. O. Hildreth. Delegates, Rev. Alex
ander Blackburn, w. A, Stinson, l.. A. French, II,
NJ Potter, w. W futile
MICHIGAN
Officers of Miles Post, No rs, St Clair: Com
maHder. VIM. Black: :. Y. c., James r. Scott; J.
V C.. John Fink; Surg. r. H. Ellsworth; Chap,
.. g.. Elias Jones; Adit VIM. Ash. Delegate, ID.
b. Wheeler; Alternate, Elias Jones'
MINNESOTA
Gen. Phil Sheridan Post No. 49, was organized
at Rices receutly with - charter members In the
evening Campfire and bean-bake was held, which
Melted the new Post SS2.75.
John Ball Post, No IS, Winona is in a flourish
ing condition, with i3j members on the roll. 1t
expects 10 move into new hall IN the near future.
MISSOURI
At recent meeting of Ransom Post, No I3I, St.
Louis Cornelius Cadle, r., presented the Post with
the crossword worn by Gen. 7. E. g. Ransom. At
the same meeting resolutions OF regret the death
OF Louis II. Converse were adopted.
NEW YORK.
/ Post $50, GAR, was mustered in recently at
Brooklyn. Fwenty-eight comrades were received
aud . recruits were mustered 1t Is understood
that the charter-roi contains over 20 names De
partment Commander Gen. y " Curtis attended
IN person and installed the officers and Chief Mus
teTIug Officer Past Com. j. Wesley Smith mustered
the Post. Gen. Curtis made the service exceedingly
impressive TO both the comrades and their numer-
Gus guests. The beautiful and tastefully Unfinished
/ Post room was crowded over 100 IN all being
I present After the ceremonies, by unanimous and
I lOudly-expTessed desire Gen. Curtis made an ex-
I celleut address. IN which he touched upon the
I duties OF Grand Army men, and spoke of his in
terest in the new Post his pleasure mt the appear
of the comrades and of the lattering prospect
] of success which he stated was apparent Beside
Gen. Curtis and Hon. j Wesley Smith there were
many oilcers ana comrades from leading Posts
/ Of Brooklyn present. among them Senator 0Con-
I nor, Commander Baldwin. Commander and P
I A. 4. q. SqulTes. Past Commander Joe KAY
Commander Rutan, who is also Chairman of
+ the Memorial Committee and many others. The
company was then invited TO the second floor,
where banquet was served, and for a while blue
points and croquettes ice-cream rum punch, coffee
and cigars discussed; then, for several hours
4 there was pleasant speech-making, Gen. Curtis
leading, by request, IN a delightful, although brief
I speech. He was followed by Commander Gilbert
/ :. Kings introduction, by Commander KAY, who
/ made an interesting and strong address Past
| Commander Thomas c. Mexican next pleasantly
| called upon Commander RutRn thanking him for
his interest in the new Post, to which Commander
| Rutan responded agreeably. Senator O'ConnoI
| and Hon. }. Wesley Smith being called on by Com
| rade Ostrander, responded the first IN witty
! speech and the second in a few bluff and hearty
/ words. Past Commander Mexican then called uu
Commander Squires, and Col Masters introduced
Col Joseph Follett. abiding to him as a compan-
! ion on Gen. Shaler's staff Both Commander
Squires and Col. Folleu responded with feeling
and earnestness. All present expressed heariies
goodwill TO the Post and great pleasure and salts
| faction at the ceremonies and entertainment The
officers Of the Post are: Commander Gilbert /
King; :. V. C., Henry o. Morris; J. v c. Fred
A. Rowe; Chap, Rev. Harvey E. Burnes; o. D.
Edward A. Morehouse; Adjt, Clarence Stanley
I O M John J. BFVerg. O q .T6mes
Surg. DIR. Louis &. d Homergue: :. NJ. Malachi J
/ Kelly; O. NJ =, Hewings J.. Prickett Council O.
Administration, H. g. Masters John r. Schriver
Michael O'Donoghue, j. w. Ostrander Matthew
Spence; Trustees of Relief Fund w b. Ridenour
G. II. O'Connor, g. W. Farr Delegate T. c. Ne
Kean: Alternate, p. w. Ostrander. Delegate Il
Memorial and Executive Committee, II. B. Mas
ters
Officers of Charles P Sprout Post. No. 76. Loci,
port: Commander, ]. Z. Conklin; s. V c. J. NJ
Furse; J. V. c, John Carpenter; O. NJ w A
. Ives; Chap, J. II. Warner: Surg, o. D. Mereness
o. D., William Wicher; o. G., Alex Tompson
Delegate J.. A. DERRICK; Alternate, o. D. Mere
ness
Officers of Hans Powell Post No 63s New York
Commander, Thomas II. c. Kinkaid; ). " c., Wm
I NJ Walters; J. V c., Thomas Grimes; o. D. Rod
erick p. Connally; Q. NJ, James T. Walsh; o. G.
john Dolan; Chap, A. X. Van Week; Surg Chas
II. Smith. Delegate, Thomas Scannell; Alternate
Richard p Babeuf.
Officers of Farrell Post, No 81, Canaioharie
Commander. u. Z. Nehar; s. V. c.. Edward Flint
J. V. C., ID. Van Vie; Chap, - Hazelton: O. d
Q. Farkle; Q. D., A. Waffle; @. NJ, r. Aiding
Delegate, ID. Van Vie; Alternate Edward Flint
Officers Of Noah l.. Farnham Post No 45s Ney
York: Commander Chas. Nick. Loeser; Adj
Martin J. Reese; Police Superin't Murray an