The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-07-11
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NEW MEXICO
Officers of Kearny Post, No 10, White Oaks:
Commander, john A. Brown; 8. v. c., ]. p. G.
Langston; J. V. c., Lee III. Rudisle; q, M,
George B. Barber; Surg. Henry &. Reel; Chap,
X NJ; Bnckner; o. D.; John y Hewitt; o; e.;
s., Joseph Bisgs.
NEW YORK.
Phil Sheridan Post. No. 233 New York Is TO
have its annual Campfire aud picnic at the Coli
seum, formerly Joncs's Wood on the 18th OF July
Cameron Post. No 20 New York, is To- haYe "A
ma klng great preparations. Clambakes, bean soup
and Gambrnus wafer are in the program, which
viii also include prize races, athletic games and
fireworks. Commander Jake SCHNEIDER is Chair
man of Arrangements.
Reno Post. No. a, New York, is to enjoy Sum
mcr nights festival mt Suffers Casino and Harlem
River Park on the 18th OF July.
Noah l.. FaTnum Post, No ass, New York, will
picnic at Wendeis Lion Park the 10Th of August.
THIS s one OF the large Posts OF the city, aud turns
out a large party.
Officers OF $ C. Dryer Post, No 52s. wadhnm's
Mills: Commander ID. +. Payne; s. V. C., William
Bradford; j. S.C, Thomas MoyEon; O, d., James
Paiten; O. G., ii. l.. Degr0fi Chap, Edward
Osborn: Surg, r. r. Hooper. q. NJ. Dan French:
Adjt, III. III. Richards; 3 A., C. l.. Stevens; q. NJ.
=, - Whpple.
The second animal picnic Of the GAR Posts of
Queens County will bc held at Grotzs Willow
Grove Park. Rockaway Beach. July "a.
Officers Of Hans Powell Post No. 6ls New York:
Commander. Thos. II. G. Kinkaid: S.V. g.. WIN. VI.
Walters : J. V. c., Tho~ Grimes; Surg, Charles II.
Smith: Chap, Abran X Van Week O. d.. X. l..
Connolly; o c.. John Dolan: Adj't Thomas Nc
Keogh q. NJ. James T Walsh; 8 NJ. John Stitts;
q. NJ. \, David Bayard.
Officers of X. W. Livingston Post No. 59f, Kecne
Valley Commander, Levi :. Lamb; =. V. c., Il.
V. Weeks; j. V. C., Rulhen Branch; Adjt. NJ. J.
TTumbui; q. NJ, Horace T. Braman; Chap.
Albert +. Bcagdsiey Surg, Henry II. Stone; =. of
6, .. l.. Hammer; ;. NJ. J. A. Hall; q IA. X, Geo.
w. Wells. Delegate, Albert K. Beardsey; Alter
nate Henry III. Stone
Commander. B. Frank Raze; :. v. C., Daniel w.
Bailey J. V. C., Francis Otenot; Adi't, Alex. q.
Fortier: q. NJ. Charles 5. Webb; Surg, Manton
= Andersen; Chap. Charles ii. Dobbins; .. d.,
Arson h Tower; o. O.. w. s. Green; s. NJ. Theo.
Bull; q NJ. s.. Michael Morgan l. s., A. NJ.
Wright: o. g. Ed. h Barber Delegates r. r.
kaZe. &. ID. II. SiUwts. II. Il. Stanbaeh; Alter
mates. w. I. Smith, Alex G.. Fortier
Grover Post. No. 9s with comrades from differ
ent Posts throughout the country and Grover Re-
lief Corps, held their annual picnic and Campfire
AZ the Floral Trout Park. CourGland june -. The
day WAS cold and fOrbddinE and clouds threatened
min Notwithstanding the ineemency of the
weather a goodly number OF tbe comrades and
Relief Corps were present. and all endeavorcd 10
get out OF the OCCASION all the enjoyment they
could AT about O'Clock the committee
called 10 order by Commander =. l.. Palmer, and
TIE Campfire opened with prayer by Rev. DR.
Edward Taylor, after which Commander Palmer
called for volunteer speeches. Remarks were
made by Il. T. Wright. who, before he resumed hi.
seat. referred ia terms OF highest respect and nd
Iniraiion TO Hon. C0e Young, Past Department
Commander OF tie GAR. Of New York, aud lac
was commissioned by him 10 present Grover Post
gayel made from the stockade of AHdersonville
Prison, which lac trusted the boys would receive
not only Rs a token OF the love Of tile donor Com
rade Young bus constant reminder Of the
sufeEings. privAtiOns, death. loyalty and fidelity
OF our imprisoned comrades. Commander Palmer,
Ia welt chosen words. received the gift and the
assembly addressed after that by ComFade
SAgeT. DR.. Taylor, DIR. II. G. Hendriok, OF Me-
a large gathering 81 veterans in uniform took
place OF the 4til IA Union Park, New York, ia
spite Of the rain. The occasion the annual
picnic and Summernigits festival Of J. l.. liker
Posi-, No. q, bus many comrades from other Posts
were present. The dancing aud gaines began early
. la the afternoon. The music was furnished b,'
kOites Post Band. Ia the evening ihere were fire
works and singing and the affair became more
like huge family party than picnic.
OHIO
Officers Of r. A. Clark Post No. ESQ. Tippeeanoe:
Commander, 7. W. Copeland; sN. C.. J. 4. Tyler .
J. v g, Vim. NJ Rogers; q. NJ, r. Is. Raker;
surg, Gardiner Stevens; Chap, g. L. Stewart ;
Q. D.. Jesse Davidson; o. g.. b. Coventry; Adyt,
Officers Of Sect Post. No. 100 Van Vert Com.
mHndeT. J. W. Lee: ;. V. C.. john Campbell ;
J.N; g., August stiiz q NJ, II. II. Harrod; Surg.
B0riand; o. O., J. q. Neville.
Ofiieers Of J. r. updegraT Post No. $40 Mount
Pleasant; Commando, >: A. Garsucb; >. v. e..
John ;. Mercer J. v. g.. r. q. DUNCAN Chap. j.
| O.. Sneaker; Surg f. H. Steel; o. d., J. r. Me
/ Mannis; q. n. ii. Q. WlkinsoBS Adjt Edwin T.
gefferies; :. ", r. Watt o. O., J. w. Williams.
Officers Of CABOT Post No. 49, GaiIpolis: Com
mander, II. H. Bradbury; 5. v. G., u. Il. Prilceti
/ j. v. G.. Charles Weihe; q NJ, V. III. swiizer; q.
| Adyt T. p. Chapman; 8 ~. j. r. Martin; Chap
9. ID Mccormick q. d., Wan. II. Small; o. a.,
Joel Suczles
Oficers of Rank Post. No s3s, Gnadenhuiten
i Commander. Samuel n Ginther; s. ". C.. l.. ~
/ Minsch; J. ". G., Lewis Dell: AdTI Solomon
| Stocteri Surg, $. ;. Demuib; Gimp. Rev. T. Will
liasns; q. ~, Daniel Weber: o. d. David Everett
/ o. O., Samuel Boiimer: s. ~, James Markee; q.
Officers Of G. ". McNeH Post. No e45. Frank.
/ fort: Commander, ID. L. Sutherland; n. V. C., Ad.
ana Peeyis; ]. V. G., ID. A. Alternately; q NJ. IL. q
Painter Surg, w. J. Barnet; Chap, John w
i strauser: o. D.. John Brown; o. O. J, s. Fer
| nan; AdJt. J. C. Stages 5. ~. James Mowbray,
/ q NJ. 8 ". II. Bonded Delegate, @. w. McGinness
| Alternate. A. J. Timmons
PENNSYLVANIA
| 3. r. g.: Since last Sunday the committee an
pointed by department Commander Stewart Il
sapeTtnieBd the disbuTsiDg Of the funds contributed
| for the relief Of the comrades who suffered frOn
the JohHstOwH food has been actively engaged Ia
| the work II charity at the Of the calamity
The Philadelphia members Of the committee lef
| their homes on last Saturday evening" accom-
| panied by Commander Stewart. How long they
| viii remain sB J0iiBstown aud the surrounding
| districts had not been determined when your cor
| respondent chatted about the matter with thG
| members 81 the committee The report OF lhei
| work viii be auNiOusly awaited by everybody au1
| particularly by their comrades.
| have seen blank form Of contract Issued 10y
the proprietor Of the Papknton House ut Mil.
Yaukee. which il 10 be used during the NAtiona
EncaDpment IN August. The persons who sigt
these contracts agree 10 remain five days al iii
hotel and the contract be made by not lea
than two persons. Ia other words two person.
agree To pay - per day, and must remain sc days
| ~ one cannot get companion he must either DH,
1 81 each day go elsewhere. Quite a scheme Is (
nOty There VIII he great many going elsewhere
you VIII Ind. Some people may sign these iron
clad Contracts but j state authOTitiycly tha
the PeDHsylvaHta delegation 10 the National En-
campment will not.
The new Commission relative 10 the oontinuane,
Of the Soldiers OrphEus' Schools hard mt work
and their Investigations are bearing fruit. II som
Of the insinnatiOns even, not 10 sDeak Of IA,
charges, that are made against the infringement q
these schools are true, some legal action should b,
taken. The members Of the committee RppOiHtea
by the Department Commander are watehin,
closely the developments Of the investigation AM
they viii. am sure, have something interesting q
say about the schools before long These comradc
| are. Mai. A. g.. keinoelii, Post No. 81 Lancaster
Past Department Commander Frank j. Magee
10 WfiRiIlsville; q. Harry Davis, ]. Phiiadepha
Thomas @: Sample, l%sr Allegheny City, and q. c
ShiFk. 81. Erie.
Who ever heard Of organization Of any kim
that did not start out under the most daiterinl
Hnspices" or with the brightest prospects," etc,
However, want 10 impress upon your mind tina
Camp No 254, Sons of Veterans, which WAS organ
lied recently ia NOTristown. did Start with untsa
eciat and with promising future ahead Tn
comrades Of Took Post, No u, had an especial ia
terest i the formation Of organization composes
Of their Offspring, and when the project FIR organ
izing Camp No. 24i was preached IL met with ihei
hearty ana cordiai eo-opeTntion. Many prominen
citizens Of AOrFislOwu also look interest in tn
movement. and the Camp has their friendship an.
| support. On the 9IRht Of liz institution liie Cam
received a cOngTatuatOTy letter from Department
Commander stewart Post No. ID has rendered
the Use OF IFS Post la Music Hall 10 the Cam
for meeting purposes, and la ways too nntnerou
90 mention have shown their interest Ina the Camp
welfare.