The National tribune., 1889-04-04

Lincoln; l.. u. WeStcOtt, SWantOn; =. /. DlI!Ops
Litehfeid; John Peters, Albion. The following
stan appointments are hereby announced, and they
to be respected and obeyed accordingly: a. A.
G., p. a. GatcheIl, Lincoln; A. O. MG., c. j.
Howell Grand Island; ms, Il. c. Parkinson Sew
ard; Judge Advocate It. S. Appelget, Tecumseh;
Chief Mastering officer, J. d. Miles, Schuyler;
Headquarters of this Department are established
at Lincoln All official communications will be
addressed TO p A. Gatchell, Assistant Adjutant-
General.
Officers of Hunter Post, No 100, Ohiowa: Com
mandcr Morris Thomas; s. V. c., G. c. Enslow;
j. V CD. w. Muiikin; o. D., @. Kingsbury; Q. NJ,
R. ". Stowell; Chap, II. Wood Surg NJ |, scott;
jenkins S. NJ, j. w. Stevenson.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Littefield Post, No. s, Great Falls, held very
successful fair recently, and cleared large sum
of money, which will be used in building memo
rial hall.
NEW JERSEY
Officers of Torbert Post. No. "a, Morristown:
Commander, f. w. Owen; S. V. G., Stephen Pier
son; J. V. c., Hayward G. Emmett; Adjt, Edwin
A: Doty; Chap, Benz. N. Reed @ NJ, John A.
Cliff; o. D.. Thomas Murray; .. G.. Samuel Brown;
5. NJ, w. H. X. Emmons; q. NJ. S, VIM. Becker.
NEW YORK.
General Orders No. ], issued at Albany March l,
by command of Harrison Clark, Department Com
mander-A. X. Penfeld, A. A.-G.-contaln the tol-
lowing:
Having been duly elected Commander of this
Department at the recent Encampment held at
BInghamton it is with a feeling of gratitude TO-
ward all my comrades and an appreciation OF the
OF the once tlldI accept
the position and hereby assume command. In
pursuance of resolution passed at the Encanp-
ment and in obedience thereto Headquarters is
hereby established Mt Room 30. State Hail. IN the
Capitol building in the city of Albany, at which
place all correspondence with these Headquarters
must be addressed and delivered. All comrades
desiring TO correspond personally with the Depart
ment Commander will address their commnnlea-
tions to him at his place of residence at Nor%icn,
Chenango Co, n. Y. The following appointments
are hereby made: A. A.-G., A. r. Penfeld, of j. D.
0'f}Tiau Post, 65, 0swego; a. q. Nc, VIM. Is.
Stoddard, of E. 3. Smith Post, So Norwich, (espe-
cal attention is called to the fact that oil requsl-
tons for supplies and all correspondence with the
Quartermaster's Department must be addressed TO
the Assistant Quartermaster-General at Norwich,
Chenango Co. N "; ms, J, Wesley Smith, OF
Oliver Tilden Post, 90, New York; Judge Advocate,
Joseph /. Sayles of Skiliin Post, "a, Rome; Chief
Mastering Officer, +. u. Jones' of >. w. tGllerton
Post, 5S9, Newburg. They Will be obeyed ana re-
spected accordingly. The cooperation OF every
comrade in the Department Is most earnestly So
licited. " In union there is strength Our MEM
bership should be increased. An especial effort to
gather into ranks all the veterans OF the late
should be made by every comrade in the De-
partment, to the end that q united effort may be
made in the interests of all the veteran soldiers,
sailors and marines of the late war; that the pledge
and promises of the Nation may be IN all things
kept while some are yet alive to enjoy the Just
recognition which free and educated people be-
stow upon those who protected and preserved us
as Il Nation.
Commander, s. B. Hardy; SN. c., |. 5. Talmadge;
J. V. c., Frank Waight, Adj't. Andrew Murphy;
@ NJ, T. T. Ketchum; Surg, VIM; Mulhoilen
Chap, Benz. Huse; o. D., Andrew Talmadge; o.
G., Thomas Mayo.
Officers Of D. W. Erwin Post, No. GIL. Painted
P st: Commander, C. J. Fox; S. V. O., A. p Hol-
lister: J. V. c., w. w. hathaway; Adj't, ii. L.
Badger; Surg. w. 3. Remington; @. NJ. w. A.
Corzett o. D., N. c. Bonhami Q. G., t. *. Osborn;
s. NJ, G. f. jerks: @. M. s., NJ w. Cunningham
OHIO
AIusser Post No. 800, Waynesield, has adopted
resolutions of coincidence on the death of Mrs
Hannah Berry, wife of Comrade f. Nj. Berry, a
member of the Post. Mrs. Berry was one of the
most active members IN the Woman's Relief Corps,
and her loss will be sadly felt by that body.
Joseph Z. TrotteT Post No. 26S, and Relief Corps
No. So Mount Washington, gave an entertainment
recently, at which enough money WAS realized to
secure and furnish quarters and theyzare now the
possessors of one of the finest halls in the Depart
ment.
Officers of Baxter Post. No. 23s. Lyons Com
mander. r. II. Scott; S V. c., A. Noble; J. v. c.,
J. 5. Barker; Adjt, c. II. Faircbilds; Q. NJ, +. A.
Slater; Surg, W. Hines; Chap, b. r. Richardson
Q. D., c. Carroll; O. G., II. Welsh; s. NJ, 5. Brad
ley; @. NJ. =, b. Welsh.
0fIicers of Post No. 49, Quaker City, Com
mander, Allen NJ. Floyd; s. V. c., John r. Hunt :;
]. V. c.. Elisha Patterson; @. NJ, Carmi NJ. Morri-
son; Surg, Joseph Capstac1i Chap, Richard II.
DiIley; o. D.. VIM. J. Lindsay; o. O., Clinton c..
Heaney; AdJ't, David S. Scott; 5. NJ, Daniel Leh-
| man; @ NJ s., Joseph Path
officers of Arnold Post, No. 16l, Bradford: Com
mander, w *. Stichter; 5. V. c., W. G. Abingdon
j. v. c.. Oliver Marlin; Adj't, NJ. J.. Brown; Surg,
| John Gettz; Chap, Francis Krielli @. NJ. J. IL.
Draher; O. d. Stephen Day o. 6; Benz Grindie;
Officers of McAillen Post, No. 1872 South Charles
! ton: Commander J. G. Warner; S. V. G.. j. FL.
| Sypherd; j. V c. r. c. Wilhide; Q. NJ, f. NJ. Nc
Miilen; o. D., Samuel MeCollum o. G., Wash
/ ineton Smith; Chap, Thomas Cochrun; Adj't, r.
/ ?. Walker; S. NJ, John Davis Q. NJ. s, Washing
| ton Coss
OREGON
Officers of Garfield Post, No. 8, Portland: Com
mander. S. w. Sigler; s. V. O., w. C. Powers; JY.
| G., H. C. Allen; Adjt, r. NJ. McMaster; O. NJ,
/ Il. w. Christopher; Surg, p. @. Eastwiek; Chap,
1 Rev. T. T. Capp; o. D., Theodore Baker; 0. g.,
! @. w. Rowan; s. NJ, Cleveland Roekwell Q. NJ.
! S. J. III. Williams.
! Baker Post, No. 8, Marshfield: Commander, w.
| F. Elrod; s. V. c., o. +. Smith; J. V. c., George
/ Blood; Surg C. w. Tower; @. NJ J. w Cox;
Adj't J. r. Lightner; o. D., c. f. Edmonds Chap
J. NJ. siglin; Q. NJ s., F. NJ. Garrison; S. NJ, 5.
Bleathcart.
PENNSYLVANIA
Having called upon the comrades to renew their
| efforts in the work of securing recruits, Depart
ment Commander Thomas j. Stewart devoted last
| week to a tour among the Philadelphia Posts to
awaken them to a full realization OF what he de-
| sires them 10 do. There is nothing that creates
more enthusiasm and Is attended with better re-
! suits than a Campfire The only thing better than
| a Campfire is two Campfres. There were -four
rousing fires Kndled in the Quaker City last week
| and Commander Stewart seized the opportunity to
drop in on the comrades while the logs were burn
ing brightest. A number of his staff met him on
Monday evening of last week, and after exchange
of courtesies proceeded to the ball of Winfield
Scott Post, No. ia At this Post the last Camp ire
of the season was kindled Beside our own Com
mander and staff, Department Commander Ayers
of Wilmington; Mayor Austin Harrington and q
bevy of Delawarians were present A banquet
was served in Oxford Hall, after which speech.
making was INDUCED in by both Department Com
manders, John G. Finn, Commander of Post No
ia: Mayor Harrington, Capt. Louis NJ. Chastean
of Post No. 2. who is commander of the guards o.
Fairnount Park; A. q. NJ. q. Harry G.. Williams
Junior Vice Department Commander VIM. T. Cor.
| veil, of Post No 1G; Adjt James Mccormick, anC
Adjt-Gen. Voshell, of Delaware. While Mayor
Harrington was speaking, Capt Chastean, inter
| rupting him. referred To the love existing between
| the Bne Hens of Delaware and Post ia, and pre-
| scented his Honor with a very pretty gold-mounteC
baton. Commander Ayers, of Delaware then pre-
sented TO 7. p. c. Raphun, of Post H. as a gift
from his friends in Dupont Post of Wilmington
a magnificent gold-headed cane of elegant work
manship and appropriately inscribed. Comrad
btionst) for utterance. Department Commando
Stewart rushed to his rescue and made suitable
reply. DR. Ferguson, who was laying low TO ge
some one in trouble, advanced and in his usua
happy manner presented to p 7. @. McMullen
chocoate-covered wig to cover his capillary or
! gans, he being member of the Bald-headed Bri
t gade. Comrade Tom Kay and his comrade Loui
Haas Mr.. Shields and other musical experts wer
entertaining On Tuesday evening Gen Grant Post
No. >, was visited. While bareback and coffee wer
l being served addresses were made by Conrad
Stewart Senior Vice Department Commander J
= V. Miller. OF Lewisburg; Col. K. b. Beath, Pas
T Commander-in-Ch Chief Assistant Quartermastef
General Harry q. Williams, Select Councilma
t Edwin $. Stuart, james f. Morrison of Post No |
: Rev. William n. Richie, ID. D., Chaplain of Pos
: No s. and Capt. William McNulty, of Camp No.
/: Sons of Veterans The hall of Post No 10 wa
| crowded ON Thursday evening when the Depar