The National tribune., 1889-07-25


Commander. J. l.. Wakefield s. " o., w. H. Ro-
vcnstine; J. V. c.. G. ii. Grant; Surg A. o. But
Ter; O. NJ, NJ. o. Neil: Chap - foTl6eti Ait
t. Wood; o. d., Il. @. Barkeri o. g., }. WadlSinsi
O. NJ s., sam Owing.
NEBRASKA
Officers of Thomas Martin Post, No. 2o6 Com
mauder, Israel Scmiller; $. V. O., Walter F binni
J. " c. Henry Wagner; O. NJ, William Burns;
Chap. A. Carpenter; Adit, n. l.. Hodson o. d..
John Schopp; .. g., Henry Peters; Surg, - IL
Campbell; s. NJ, j. l.. Butcrbnugh; q. Nj. 8, 5. N.
Allen.
NEW YORK.
Officers of E. ID. Morgan Post, No. aO7, New York.
Commander, Lawrence Freeland; s. V. g., Alex.
Hewburgcr; J. V. g., Thomas ID. HnnlSinson; o.
d., Joseph l.. Wood; O. NJ, George J. WencS;
Chap, Vim. b. oakden; Surg, Louis Grammar;
.. e., Henry Lyon.
Officers of Lockwood Post, No. l75, Port Byron:
Commander, II. Massen $. v. c.. $. Taylor; ". e.,
Arson Emmons; Chap, E. r. Olmsted q. NJ, II.
II. Stilwe; o. d., N. II. Taylor; o. G., q. w.
Marsh; surg, Stephen Grimesi Adft, William IL.
officers OF Howard Post, No. 47i, Maine: Com
nander, IL. d. Butts; $. V. O., Il. Chancyj J.V: O.,
J. Emerson; Adj't w. L. Bean; q. NJ W. ).
O. d., J. Bailey; o. G., J. II. Rairdon; 5. NJ, u.
Boslwick; q. NJ, S., J. Ellis
Officers of George A, Turnball Post, No lS7,
Experience: Commander, g. L. Church $. " O.,
VIM, McDufo; }. " G.. ]. Brown o. d., ID. Nor
wod Adi't, J. Herrick Chap, Ed. Browns y. g.,
j. Armstrong; Surg, DIR. Norwood
OHIO
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Cumberland: Commander, James ID. Mills; ). V.
C., John ID. Frhsher; J. V. G., Henry Manson;
Chap. Boyd X. Cameron; o. D., Geo. - sparks;
o. G., John #. Miser; q. NJ, l.. ii. Banks; AdJt,
E. g. Waltz; surg, Seth Dempster.
Officers Of Geo. l.. Fowler Post No. 1853 Berlin
flights: Commander, Il. A. Eldredge; $. V. e.,
john H. Foyer j, v. O., Alfred A. Blair Adj't,
George w. Myers; q. NJ, Charles McQuayi Surg,
George L. iIirr; Chap, Addison II. Pearl; o. D.,
VIM. ~ Jenkins; .. g., Thomas J. keyes; >. NJ,
VIM. r. Fraiiey: @. NJ. s., Henry ID, Fisher.
Officers of Given Post, No. 1873. Wooster: Com
mander, Geo. w Reid; $. V. g., g. ii. Hesler; J.
V. c. A. II. Harry; Chap, T. y. SIroup; Surg a;
H. Hunt; q. D., A. IL. Martin; o. O., Russell
Knion; q. NJ. l.. Jeilries Adjt, !. ~ KiefIcr.
II. w: lIarkcr Post, No. II6 OF Shelby, has con-
trbute, the snm of $50 80 as her mite TO the Johns
town g. A. X relief fund The Post wishes 10 nc
knowledge its Indebtedness To Mr., Philip sumner,
our cntcrprising young dry goods merchant, for
the of SI 81 being 10 per cent Of Mr.. Ss sales
"A certain day part OF the above contrihu-
ton. Mr. Sumner has good heart for The NEEDY
May he live long and prosper Ii the wish oil Har-
ker Post.
J.T. b., Philadelphia The discussion Of the rail-
road rates 10 The National Encampment received
the attention of Department Commander stewart
ia General Order ISSUED "a few days ago, lie says:
' The subject Of railroad rates To National En-
carnpmeiit HAS caused considerable controversy in
some Departments. The rates, however, from this
Department. IL will he observed are rs low as on
former occ4isiOS, aud average about one aud one
seyenth cents per mile each way and the Depart
meut Commander trusts the attendance OF COM
raaes and their friends viii be large. The Local
Committees aud the citizens of milwaukee, have
made elaborate aud expensive preparations for the
entertainment of visitors. Large Reunions Of the
Survivors of tlIc will be held. We are assured
o "a cordial. hearty welcome, aud IL is TO be hoped
that the Department OF PennsylvRnia VIII loo
| largely represented. The rate of trans
| I,uTlHiiun lar comrades from points IN Peuuayl-
| vauia TO Milwaukee at the National Encnmpmsnt
Aug y HHd - will be one lowest limited fare tu. ilic
round "trip. tickets good going from Aug. II t0 ~
and good returning to starting point until sept q,
| inclusive This rate Will Hpply wa Pennsylvania
baltimore a. Railroad. lsChtEh
Valley Railroad. IL Will be necessary To ago aud
| return 10y the same line" This VIII make the iHro
from Philadelphia over the Pennsylvania Railroad,
$50 So Piusourg, Si3JUo. and Harrisburg, $3.50.
The order also gives the rate of fare from two
score OF towns on the Pennsyivania Railroad sys'
| TEN. In "a future order the rates ON other Trunk
| Lines will be given. The spell of hot weather
made things rather dull. fnd, for current news.
| The Department Commander. however, found
| time TO urge Commanders OF Posts who have not
/ yet forwarded their reports for quarter ending
| June 30 To do mt once lie sRys; " The Com
nihndrT-iB- Chief desires Ia report fully Ia Tie Ma
| tionHl EncainpmeUt The membership Iva the various
| Departments. There have been large accesslonz
| To our ranks during the quarter Just closed. lie
ports from many Posts iIHye been received, IL
will be great injustice 10 those who iave done 40
well II by tc negligence of Others compoli-
| ed TO report soine Fasis delinquent. THIS H in-
paiAtt aud immediate attention - asked thereto"
| The live comrades On the commission To- look
| after tie education and maintenance Of tue sol
diers' orphfniH. aocordatcs Hiih the provisions
Of act of the Assembly. approved May = 81 tlis
present year. have again been ANNOUNCED an ap
| pointed" Two changes have been made ia the
APPOINTMENTS aud these comrades have finally
ceIyed their appointments: flank }. MAgee, Past
| Drtiarliilei,L LOsiinnIders A. q. HeinDchl Posi-
No 81 Lancaster; ThomHH q. Sample, Post No
Izs Allegheny; q. Harry Davis. Post No. L. Phiia
delpha. and George q. Boyer Pozt No 80. Harris
burg.
john H. Thomas Post No 6ss was mustered nj
Harrison Valley, Potter Co., july ", by H. =. iur'
ton Post Ne. 10. Wesgtcid. and ihrsc officers
elected aud Installed Commander. a a. sweat
land; \ We, IL. NJ Stone; }. V. g., NJ. X Sweat
| laud; q. NJ, A. 4. HUlcombi surg =. X, stevens
Chap. q. II. IlubbArds o. D.. l.. j. Knight. o. q.
| Burr Hobtnson; Adj.t. q. III. Dowd =. 81, q. ~
Parker; q 81. =. X. III. Carr. The meetings 81 th'
Pest wil be held on the second and fourth satuT
days Of each month.
| Extensive preparations are being made for - re
union of Veterans at Hcoltdale. Wrs'u"Tcand CO.
beginning Thursday. Aug. :. and continuing ~
one week. An sxcsri,t program for the cutter
tiiuIDsnt Of the participants las been arranged
and Includes drliis. Tam pTeh. target practice an'
| raccs Of different kuds. Among those who vii
take mari ia the Reunion are tho survivors Of 60
| B 2sth Pa; Posts Nos us, Heoiid,is 81. wrr
Newton; 1863, Mount Pleasant 49,. lfwiH'A Sta
tiun; 1913, West bethany ~, New liorrnee "a
SaTdis; &c DfeeBsbifgi "a, LiR"DicF. so. Cow
anzyiile; 800 New salem 5i6, smithian: a5. Pleas
J AIT Unigy; ST., Webster and $50. There also vii
he delegations Of comrades ffoui PitSburg. fha
dephia aud harrisburg.
HE annual Reunion Of tic comrades of MOL
thuubeglniid County will be held this year st SAL
bury Oct o. All tie f"sls IN tiie County aud thos
f. | near by viii participate ~ the exercises.
AtFs. Il. w. iutisT, OF Philadelphia, who reEigns
after tlIe investigation made by eGGoy. PaisiH0n
4
tie Soldiers Orphans Schools nf this State. va
presented with "A iiand-onie gold badge recently b
| Port No o.. iu recognition of her twenty year
+: | service for lhe welfare of these children. III
J. badge presented on behalf oi the Post by Con
+. rAdcs -. Is, Knapp l.. w Sliepgls, II. q. DupIus
( 4. o. KurIz. aud fred }. Cotton. Mrs Huttar va
q. | greatly pleased with the present.
IA Sy sproisi invitation Oi tic management Con
nnidef stewart and staff aud the commanders
the Posts in Philadelphia viewed tile Fall
Baby Ion " la that city last week.
b Tie moonlight excursions of the Drum Corps
;. Post No 1911 Philadelphia, To- Fort Delaware, wi
! take place ot tie evening oi Aog. 10.
l. The Cadet Corps al Post No. b, Phhdclpht
- will camp al EphratR. Lancaster Co, from July
To Aug 4, under tie command OF ComrAde john
French. Of Poet No. IN Guard.
/, Post No. rs proposed Summer Jaunt Is Off "
=, found nlany obstacles la our path" said Adj
ID Ciias, +. Kennedy 10 your correspondent III spea
!, | ing Of the matter several days ago. " We had
= LEGGED several places TO wilt, aud plans we
- progressing nicely when We found that cuoul
- comrades could mol 40 TO insure the success Of q
trip. 90 IL was abandoned"
n The Cavalry Post. Philadelphia, had a Campf
r. at ilz last muster.
< On Monday next. July %, the Stephen O. st
.'' Guards Of Post No li5. Philadelphia. will give
a. excursion Ia Augustine Pier aud Woodland Beac
Officers Of Lieut.. Frank Torberl Post, No. 81
GHlclctVilsi Commander, NJ, IL. Mccall 5. v.
j. 81 TOTberL; J. " C.. John Dunlap; O. NJ,
o Dii; AdpI, L. II. Miner; o. D. X. &. LiRgt
q o. O.. w. II. HRmiIton; Surg, J. E. Watson.
es POTOMAC
T. Corporal" Washington: Being member
IL the GA. H.. and reader Of your valuable paper
have 10 express my regret that, ench week aa
81, take IL up aud search Its columns hied with Int
=, esIiBK correspondence from almost every UepH
q. n.enl, / can seldom tud word from this Depa
y nenl. IL Is conspicuous only by It's silence viii
c. is disappointment, not alone To the writer but
thousands Of tile buys throughout tlle country
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