The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-05-23

J. v c., Joseph Reuchen; @. NJ. Thos. F. Guthrie;
Chap. George w. Walker o. d., VIM. Gilkison;
AdJt, George A. Gilbert.
MAINE
Officers of Thompson Post, No. s.. Cornish
Commander, w. II. Nevers; 5. V. G., F. r. Parker;
J.N. G., Alfred Clark; Adj't john Bradley q NJ,
o. H. Thompsoni Chap, John F. Rand; o. D. ID. l,
French; o. O.. L. c. Cross Surg A r. sanoorni
c., Joshua Brown.
MASSACHUSETTS,
Officers of Nathaniel Lyon Post, No. 81, Webster:
Commander, Andrew r. Snow s V. y. henry
Head; }. Y. G, Henry j. Wooddeli ADJ :; James
Braoken; @. n, +. II. 9. Berger; surg francis
Greenwood Chap Z. w. Presle; o. D., Henry j.
Bail; q. G., Joseph +. Marcy; q. NJ. =, X. L. Day
5. NJ, VIM. A. Emerson ]. s, Samuel Marsh; o.
6. Thomas /. Gray; Musical Director, Henry j.
Ball; Coior-B Bearer. Samuel Marsh.
Officers Of Post No. %. Leominster: Commander
4. A. Hills; 5. V. c., III. n. Spring; j. V. C., ID. w
Martin; o. D., c. d. FIagg; Adrt, E. w. Allen; Q.
n, g. A. Richardson; Chap. Charles .. Damon;
Surg, j. w. Wetherbee; o. G., E Thompson; ;.
NJ, Albert Flagg; q. n. S, w B. Frssel
Officers of Justin Dimick Post, No IA East
BrIdgeT;.ter: Commander, q. r Dyer; ;. v -
II. A. MilIet; J. V c., Charles Jones; Surg, }. H.
Hayward; Chap, Z. Churchill; Q. M NJ. :. Curtis;
Q: D.. II. A Bird; o. G., II. A. Osborne; AdJ't, 3
W. Ward.
MICHIGAN
Officers of Bowen Post, Cedar Run: Commander,
J. NJ. Benjamin; 5. V. c., ID. 6. Shorter ). v u
Warren Neal; Adj't, Phillip Simmonds; Q. NJ, L.
Ruthardt Surg, a J. Pratt o. d., J.J. Atkinsoni
o. G., Abram lFiscus; Chap, i. A JENNIE
Officers of L. &. Woodman Post No. 1856 Lawton:
Commander George W Belden: 5 V. C., Henry
Corey J. V. c., J. c. Barker O. NJ, James W.
Burlington; Surg, Geo ii. Prinilss; AdJ l, JAMES
II. Hall; o. D.. David Daley; o. g., g. III. Giiletti
Chap, Harvey Harper; Q. NJ 5, Chas ID. Hooperi
;. NJ, James III. Reuer.
MINNES oTA.-
The citizens Of Monticello. under the auspices of
the Grand Army of the Republic and Woman s
Relief Corps held Centennial services in the Con-
gregational Church on April 80. The Ga r. and
W.R.C. met at their hall at O'Clock and proceed
ed IN body TO the church, which the iadies had
tastefully decorated with notices, flags and now
eTs just back Of the altar was beautiful portrait
of Washington wreaihed with the flag Of his coun-
try On either side were the figures l7S9.ISS9 IN
red, white and blue. At the right was flag car
ried in the Revolutionary war by the ancestors OF
one OF the comrades, and at every window naSS
foated. The church was crowded to It's utmost
capacity, and the exercises included singing ana
an address by Rev. James Daveis, pastor OF tue
church. The occasion was one long 10 be remem-
bered by those who enjoyed 1t.
MISSOURI
The different Posts in 81. Louis celebrated the
anniversary of the capture of Fort jackson re-
Gently. Commander-in-Chef Warner was present
and was received by a band of "a young girls ar
rayed in the National eolors and each named after
the loyal States After a short drill exercise, Bes-
sic E Day who represented Missouri, stepped forth
carrying exquisite basket of flowers, and pre-
bentSu them TO the uSnSu NASltois WIN a
very neat and appropriate speech. Our Coun,
try sung by the children and then followed
q gracious response by the Commander-ln- Chlel
who was VSibly affected by TINS unexpected lncl-
dent. Speeches We're also made by john E. Phelps,
Department Commander; Leo Rassieur and 9TH
ers. A presentation of a portrait OF Col. Hassan-
deubel was made to the Post named IN his honor
by Mr. Becker, and was responded to IN behalf OF
The Post by the Commander, Oscar Hoeier. An
informal reception was then held by Commander
IN Chief Warner, and pleasant Reunion followed
Officers OF J. c. Harker Post, No. IS, Meadvllle
Commander, n. A Stearns; 5. V. C., z. Al. Thomp-
son; J. V. c., Z. II. Lowery; .. D., George Ward;
Chap. l. Plank; q. NJ, James Darling; surg, r.
/ NJ james; Adj't q. A. Dougherty; s. NJ, @. L..
! Williams; @ NJ s, G. Norton.
Officers of Marion Post, No. l19, Stanberry: Com
mander, Ed A. Keutzner; : V: G.. J. NJ Munger;
/ J. V. c.. George Kenyon; @. NJ, j. G. Vennum !;
Surg, A. Steein; Chap, l. W. Higgins; o. D., w.
B. Master; 0. c. James TTowbridge.
/ Officers of Col. Grover Post, No rs. Warrens-
! burg: Commander r. Baldwin: 3 V. c., VIM.
/ Lowe; J. V. c., J; a. Falconer; Chap, Thomas
/ Evans; Surg, :. p. Cutler; o. D., H. 9. MeCul-
/ Tough; Q. NJ, @. Will Houts; Adjt, w. A. May
i field; O. G., /. d. Morgan.
Officers of Post No. lS0, Austin: Commander,
Edwin 1. Clark; ; v e, 7. c. Butts; j. v G.,
1 VIM. Rides; Q. n, VIM. Decker; Chap, j. Brown;
! Adj't, Josiah Daily; Surg, VIM. Level; Q. D., 6.
4 T. Whitman; o. G., Charles Barnes.
Officers of ST. John II. Kendall Post. No. 40,
BTazilo: Commander, p NJ. Musiek; S.Y. c., John
Shikle; J. V. C., c. p Hager; Adj't VIM. Stien
Preston Roark; o. D., Rich. Rauseibaugh; o. e.,
/ Henry Krageri 5. NJ, +. A. Kneedler.
! NEBRASKA
Boomer Post No lis, Tekamah, is in a flourish
! ing condition, both numerically and financially.
Its membership is now 46 comrades and it is in
creasing rapidly. It's officers are as follows: Com.
nlander, f. p. Worcester; s. " c., L. E. Barker;
j. v. c., Jos. Hall; Adj't 5. c. Brooks; @. NJ, A.
| z. MasOni Chap, l. G. Jones' o. d., Frank Force
NEW JERSEY
Officers Of Reno Post, No 81. Manchester: Com
| mander, David Moves; S. V. c., Abner P. Cant
]. V. c., Frank Hubbell; o. D., G. V. BREASTED
Chap, Rev. B. 7. Phillips; Surg, Peter Reynolds
! @ A. w s Worsiall: Adj't john n De Wits ..
6, William H. hurley; 5. NJ William Dennis, jr,
/ @ NJ S, Harry Loot; ]. s., VIM. II. Jones.
NEW MEXICO
Officers of Slough Post. No. 6. soeorro: Com
mander, J. II. Ware; s. V. c., noyd Freeborn; J.
D., Joe d. Emerson; o. G., Charles Leichmani
/ Adjt, John II. Mills.
NEW YORK.
E. d. Morgan Post No. SO7, New York city, oc
/ cupied its new quarters in the Grand Opera House
/ for the first time May Is, aud celebrated the
1 event by having Campfire and entertainment
This is one of the finest Posts in the Department
and is under the command of Commander Larry
/ Freeland. The large Post hall was filled with rep
| resentative Grand Army men, among whom were
| Commanders Colwell, of Dix, No. 1875; Brown, o.
Ellison, OF Mitchell, No. 259; Hyatt, of Kearney
No. 8; Appleby, of Lafayette, No. I40; Wood o.
Alexander Hamilton No. Isl, and many others
Among the prominent members of this Post are
Gen. Davies, Capt. Byron Wilson. u. S. N; Capt
J. W. Angdon. U. s. r. NJ; Capt. J. Wall Wilson
o. 5. n, retired; A. ]. Poulson United States Pen
sion Examiner; Capt Reilly, 18th Precinct Police
and several scores of Colonies, Majors and subal
terms. This is the third time this Post has beer
obliged to secure larger and better quarters.
Officers Of Horatio Seymour Post No. 500 Yon
kers: Commander, DR.. 6. 3. Balch S. V. c., A
/ o. Kirkwood; J. V. c., Stephen H. Thayer jr.
Surg Hugh NJ. Ives; Chap. John Forsyth; @. NJ.
Judge Matt. FL. Ellis; o. D., John Conin; o. G..
S. s. Crane; Adjt, William II. Fisher: @. NJ S.
Gen. Thomas Ewing; s. NJ, Abram s. Radcliffe
Officers of J. z. Whiteside Post, No. 166 Weeds
/ port: Commander, James Wright S. V. c.. Levi
Adams; J. V. c., George Klump; Chap. Alfret
SpTague; Surg, Orlando j. Forman; O. NJ, Levi
Mills; o. d.. James Harrington; o. c., Frank Bar
nard; {. NJ s, Charles Clark 5. NJ, Jno. Keyand
Adjt, Fred. w. BATHS
Officers of George G. Pierce Post, No. 4Ss, Gas
tile: Commander, a. B. Smith; s. " c.. Charlie
n. Johnson; J. V. c., James Elwell; Surg. Johl
Apaugh; Chap, Rev. T. n. Davis; o. D. N
Harrington; o. G., +. T. Thomas; @ NJ N w
Calkins; @ n $. John Robinson; Adi't H I
Castle; s. NJ, n. w. Pond.
OHIO
General Orders, No 3, issued at Chillicothe Ma,
10, by command of S. II. Hurst, Department Com
mander-John T. Roper a. A.-G.-contain tn
! following:
The transfer Of the property books and supple
Of the Department has now been completed an,
Headquarters opea for the regular trans
/ action of business acquisitions will be pronlptl
filled. and all correspondence and other bushes
viii be attended to with the least possible delay
Post Commanders. Adjuants, Quartermasters am
other officers are expected TO forward promptly al