The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-05-22

will also be q booth of knicll knacls from
Europe; liable, whore, at five o'clock, tae
will be served a 1oral-booth, candy and fruit.
In n large tent a delicious supper consisting of
the delicacics now in season will be served at
an astonishingly low price. These suppers are
always delicious, as they are prepared by the
ladies themselves. The menu will consist of
all kinds of salads, crabs cold ham, coffee, tea,
ice cream cake aud Strawberries; certainly a
tempting one. No.expense will be spared to
make this beautiful affair and social success,
as it will be the last gathering of society before
its departure from tho city for the Summer
l.. months Mrs. Logan will bid the patrons well
come to her home, assisted by an able corps of
leading society ladies who have kindly prom
ised TO assist in securing the pleasure of all who
will lend their presence and assistance to this
worthy charity. Tho Marine Band will furnish
the music.
NEW APPoIETEEs.
Tho following nominations were sent by tho
President to the Senate last week:
To be Pension Agents-W. II. Osborne of Mas
sachusotts, at Boston; J. 9. Currier of CaliGor-
nia ut San Francisco
To be United States Consul-Samuel L. Gra-
cey, of Massachusetts, at Cardiff
William Cow, jr, Of Pennsylvania, to be AS
Sistant Appraiser of Merchandise in the Dis
trct of Philadelphia.
Registers of Land Oflices--J. !. Nosbitt of
Nebraska, ut North Platte; J. +. Sheehan, of
California, at San Francisco; Joseph Tracy, of
California mt Humboldt; J. II. Mckee, of Colo
RADIO, mt Hugo.
lobe Receivers of Public Moueys-RC lloyd
Iauff. of Wisconsin, at Ashland, Wis; ID. i.
Bomgardner, of Nebraska, Mt McCool A. S.
Baldwin, of Nebraska, at North Platte; n. s.
Lang, of Oregon, at the Dalles; l.. T.. Foote, of
Colorado, Mt Hugo; A. i, Campbell, of Mon
tana, at Miles City.
Pay Inspector Edwin Stewart u. s. Navy, to
be Chief of Bureau of Provisions and Clothing
and Paymaster General in the Department Of
the Navy. with rank Of Commodore.
Peter Roman, of Montana, to be Indian Agent
Of tho Flathead Agency, in Montana.
VETERANS IN THE CITY.
/. Newton Ritner, 10th Pa, 1916 North
Twenty third street, Philadelphia, Pa After
being mustered ont Comrado Ritncr entered
theological seminary, and upon graduating was
called to the ministry of the Baptist Church.
He has been for years the beloved pastor of
Baptist church in Philadelphia. lie Is Chap
lain of George q. Meade Post No /, Depart
ment of Pennsylvania.
Maj. Ii. w. BigeiOw, 1tth Ohio, Toledo, o.
Comrade Bigeow went out as a Second Lieu
tenant, aud rose TO Major by the time the rcgi-
ment was mustered out. He was first class
soldier, and was severely wounded at Chicka-
manga. lie is a member of the firm of Worts
Kirk &c Bigelow, which has an extensive
cracker bakery in Toledo.
Henry Oliver Lieutenant, 18th u. s., Gin
einuati, O. Comrade Oliver is now Superiu-
tcndeat of the House of Refuge in his city
He was in tho city ia the interest of certain
local school matters.
Lester Dwnc, Major, 18th Me- Bangor. Me-
Aus. Hol0well Co. II, Sd Iowa Cav Kansas
City, No. Comrade lIoIlowell is a member of
Terrence Post, No 2, of Keobuk, Iowa, where
he has lived since the war, until about year
ago, when he removed to Missouri. He was a
prominent liquor dealer in Keokuk, but the
Prohibition laws of Iowa closed out his bust
ness, and no had to migrate. lie was n good
soldier, and is visiting Washington to see some
of his old comrades whOare in tho Government
service.
Emile A. Becker, Co. b, 5th U. S. r. c. No.,
and Sergeant Major, 10th f. ". NJ, st. Louis
BIO. Comrade Becker is now an Aid on the
staff Of the Commander in Chief
o. q. Daniels Mt. Vernon, o. Comrade
Daniels is delegate TO the National Encamp-
ment TO be held IN Boston, aud Senior Past
Commander Of Joe Hooker Post. No. 81, De-
paFtment of Ohio.
w. +. Conner, lst Iowa Battery, 81. Louis
Mo-
l. s. Jones, Co. X. 9Th H.. st. Louis, NO.
Capt John +. Mcduiro, Co. J. l55d n. Y.
Clinton, Iowa.
CHAT ABOUT PEOPLE.
Vice President Morton last week made the
following appointments TO committees Of the
Senate for the new Senator'S from Montana !:
Senator Sanders. Irrigation and Reclamation of
Arid Lands. Improvement of the Mississippi
River, Enrolled Bills and Examination of the
Several Branches Of The Civil Service Senator
Power, Immigration aud Naturalization, Rail-
roads, Revolutionary Claims, Transportation
aud Sale Of Meat Products
The retirement of First Assistant Postmaster
General GARRISON will be great loss TO the
Administration. He has done good work for
tho Republican party, and no matter who may
be appointcd TO Gil the position, Ret Carkson
will be missed. Twenty. Eve years ago Clark
son was setting type Oh country newspaper.
lie Is the same old fellow to-day that he was ut
that time. Honors set easy on good fellows
liko Clarkson. They never get the swelled
head