The National tribune., 1889-07-25
WISCOMSIN.-
SONS OF VETERANS.
News from the Various Decentralization Of
Officers. etc.

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Officers. etc.
camps electing officers are requested To forward
q list OF the same to THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE. All
names should bc written ~ plainly as possible. in
order to avoid misiakes.i
KANSAS.
IL recent circular letter Col. G. $. Nation COM
msnding this Division, says Kansas will pre-
sent Ia the Cgumandery in Chief for The office OF
Commander Chief. tho name OF Brother l. J.
Wubb. Past Commander OF the Third Grand Divis-
ion, aud Past Colonel of ibis Division. His
Ices IN tie otucr nave brch Hueh rs 10 entltle ann
To- recognition in thH nttiiHeT sud the DiFin'on OF
Kansas believes that il bat echoes lhe sentiment OF
the epiire Third GRIND Division, when We say that
no better name will be presented 10 the Euunurp-
t,,cot for ils consideration la addition To hts
services ia our Order Our candidate served honor
ably and faithfully four years during tho war Of
thc rebellion in tic Union army. He IN pfonii.
nent aud hunuTcd member OF the Grand Army,
has been Judge. Advocate of the Kansas Depart
aunt and Commander Of Lincoln Post, No. !,
q a a.. besides, he il Of the leading lawyers
in Kansas, and man 81 great executive ability,
fully competent to discharge all the duties Of the
office"
MICHIGAN.
on the evening of July IL "A Camp, 10 be known
NJ Van AntW erp. No. TO was mustered ia lay D-
vision Commander Col. Frank NJ. Williams. Of
Grnnd Rapids, The Colonel paid hgh
pliment, n saying the largest number OF charter
members mustered ia the State were Of this
Camp tb2l Officers Captain, Aicli \ kedfeld ;
First i.,eut, W. J. Riley Second i4leet., w, III.
Clmpnnus Chsp., II, NJ. Cpticfeil, Surg, Fred W.
MINNIE First srfg'l 4. NJ. Eastman =. ol g.. NJ.
~ Fuller; q NJ g., George NJ. whalsy; c. B..
lis de Cole, e. OF g., Warren FfiAbc; q. g.. Geo.
o. Payne; T.. O., Frank Lindcrmaa. Camp Conn
eli, ~. 4. CotieTeii Thomas Maloney, Fred w.
Maine, Edward FumFfoy Post turned out and
rendered Saiuabls Asaiainnec ia conducting tho
ceremonies and the Camp isrl under lasting ohli.
CATIONS The ladies Of w nc. No, Will AL
ways have Is warm place IN tAe heart of the Camp.
They lisa connection it l,e Post, being present at
tic installation of the officers. rather turned the
tables nn tIiS bOyE-ai tiie close Of tile ceremo-
nrs they ofeamed and eaked " them Ia an cle-
CANT manner.
MINNESOTA.
! Dresser. First Lieut., Il. Wilcox Second Lieut.
| NJ. Thon.asi First Aerg't, q. A Black man. q NJ
s., a. Fuiivr; y OF e., w. Griffith; g. =. Is. o. Pol
| SOM Chap L.. Huntleyi q. OF g., y. Widths
| Principal Musician, Ii. >. Poison.
oiicsrs oi t. t. KImball Camp. No. ITO, Bra
| sieur: Captain, Jerry flntzj First Lieut., Harry
/ Appygato Second Lieut., Albsrt MusiolS; O. =.
| W. G.. futIle; q NJ. -. u. s. Grant Keller; = o
| g., Solomon Feiler; q. -, w. H. Church; Princi
pal Musician. q. A. pnnhanj Chap. John Mu
sick; g. of O., Samuel PLATE; Il. g., Geo. Church
g. g., George feller.
NEW YORK.
The tiifd annual Convention of this Division wa
held NJ the Eagle Hotel, Peeksk, July y. nnd 10
Thcre were present about 100 delegates. The fol
| lowing officers were elected; Colonel, George Al
dington Albany; Lieut-Col., Barton Wick. New
York CITY Major - Mndioid. There was als'
Of the Convention not only the election of OH
GERS but also 10 effect consolidation OF the P0n
aud Camp systems, which have heretofore bee
separate organizations. but now with Addiugton
"a former HdhcfeuL Of tho Port system, elected l.
the office of Colonel at the Camp system, the mem
beers are confident that consolidation will soon b
effected. During their leisure time the delegate
visited many points Of interest la the village, an
also lnrge number were Ia attendance at the Stat
Camp, witnessing the drills aud dress parade.
NEW JERSEY.
Cen Orders No 10, issued at Paterson July /:
by command Of Andrew Berfon. jr.-G. E. Crowe
AdJulant- contain the following Past Colonel
Henry E. Hatfield led. g. White, Edward L. JEFF
ries aud Fred ID. Morse are appointed Special Aid
on the staff OF the Division Commander to dat
from July l. 1885, they VIII be obeyed and respec,
ed accordingly. The Special Aids will report Il
writing To- these Headquarters at once for inslrut
lions. The following Aids.de Camp are appoinie
from July j, 1882 Camp ., Joseph IL. TeRehmaii
Camp D, j. T.. Hills; Camp y. William ii. Wylie
Camp TO- JOIN b SaSJ s"P w. 9haPs
Il. Morgan. roster OF the Division will be pull
lished during the month of July, and auiieier
supply sent To all Camps In the Division. The nj
tention Of tito Camps in this Division is called /
the fact that the eighth annual EnGampment Of ia
Commandery I'm. Chief. Sons ofNeierans. u. s. A
) week In September. This viii hc the first time th
National Encampnent has been held east Of tll
Delaware River. One OF the features of the Er
cainpment will be paradeto be participated In b
all Camps who may see ft to come. The ID
vision Commander trusts that the Camps In the ID
vision Of New Jersey will send large delegation
, for the purpose Of this parade, and he gives IN
timely notice 80 that any Camps desiring To partio
pate may make arrangements to do so. Furthe
details Ia relation to this parade will he publishe
: Ia future orders. AS they can be conn e,
synopsis of the proceedings Of the frat six annu,
| Euoanipnen.s Of the Division Of New Jersey wi
be published In connection with the proceedings
full of tho seventh annual Epoampment, held
: Long Branch June IL, 1899, sihe EnoampmeI
having ordered 800 copies printed for Distribute
to the members of the Order In this Division I'll
! following members have been dropped for mol
!, payment Of dues: BY Camp No. 8, Paterson, w.
!, s. Kinney, Frank Frederioks. Thomas II. Jone
/. Charles Demarest, Cryn Masker. George A. Al
. derson, George Van orden, Eugene Harris.
( Camp 10, Gloucester City, John l.. Crowley. II.
/. Ritehin. BY Camp 10, Red Bank, George Bund
I A. l.. Brill.