The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-03-13

Nillar; Chap u. NJ. Breckenridge; o. D., Saviiz;
Adit J. White; O. NJ, A. Weinshank; O. g., t,
Whiied, 2i7. Belmond; Com, Corydon Bough-
ton: :. V. c., Frank Christie: ]. V. c.. Jacob
Waltz Chap ). d. Sands @. NJ: John ByeTs;
g. " Cram: Adit T. Il Kaufman; :. NJ, :. n.
fIinman; ON. = J. Logan.
James Cross. 80, Millersburg: Com, NJ. J..
Grimes; = Y. G., Geo. shaw Nv. C., +. A. Petitt;
Adit, :. Nnnhorn; q. NJ. Eli Sweet; Chap, \. i.
Grifitli Surg, Martin Hughes; O. D., @. w. Van;
o. G.. John Forberti q. ". g., A. Butler; : NJ, n.
T. ! Potter. 4io Creston: Com. 4. y. Keys; S.
V. e., W. T. Maxwell; j. V. C., w. NJ. Wilson;
Chap, r.. X. Clark; .. D., !. II. Brink; @. NJ, J.
NJ Woodward; o. O.. George Wallace 6di't, J.
G. bobbins; q. NJ. 3, ID. III. Hamilton; :. NJ, d.
col. Goodrich. liz. odcbolt Com. W. d Forbs
:. V. g, NJ. d. Fox; J Y. g, i. Prevent; AdJt
J.. N, Gray; q. NJ. II. w. Strattoni Chap, =
Mowscr; q. D.. j. Lcshcr; q. G.. w. II. les;
Surg, II. b. Smith; ,. NJ, W. II. Alitts q. NJ. s.
l.. OlHcy.
KANSAS
Marion Post. No 90, Florence has adontcd reso-
luiions Of respect to the memory of the late Conn
radc John II. Auburn.
MASSACHUSETTS,
Moses Ellis Post. No H. Mcdheld, celebrated
it, Goth anniversary and also dedicated it, new hall
Feb. Is collation. was served later in the even
ing.
Post No :, Lynn. held memorial services Feb
10. The exercises were very impressive.
MICHIGAN
Heher Lc Favour Post Milford, realized $50 from
it, recent Campfire. Department Commander
White and others made interesting speeches.
Amos 4. steele Post, North MuslScgon has been
presented with three handsome swords and belts
FOR the use of the officers. and two regulation cav
airy sabers COR the altar, 10y the W.R.C of that
place.
sizer Post Marincttc, will hold Campfire April
MINNESOTA
General Orders, No. 10, issued at Sank Center
ieD. =, by command Of \. Barto, Department
Commnnder-Geo. w. Morey A. A.-G.-oontain
the following:
In view OF the fact tliat the Commander in Chief
j. not 10 hc with the three days originally agreed
upon at the Chicago Conference, coming TO W. on
"Wednesday, March 10, about noon and departing
early on the following evening, IL has been thought
cSpcdIcnt To change the time of holding the De
pgrtmont Encampmcut 10 Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday. March 10 20 and ~ instead of Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, March 20, Fl and - as
heretofore announced. The Council of Admins
irgtion viii convene at The office of the Assistant
Adlutaui-G General, Room -. Woods Block, Mt II
o clock noon, of Tuesday, March is. for the pur-
pose of auditing the accounts OF the year and
irausacting such other business rs may be brought
before %. u Is the desire uf the Department Com
maudcT that all OF the - members of the Council
be present nj this time. A. the COMMANDMENT
Chief can bc with ne hut one night, the reception
and Campfire IN hs honor will OF necessity occur
on ihr first day Of the EncampmcHt and those
who desire 10 see him will make II a point To he in
Minneapolis early. Those who arrive Tuesday
evening viii have none too much time TO procure
suitable quarters find their friends and get IN their
seats Ia the convention hail The Enc3mpmcnt
viii convene a. 10 O'Clock sharp on the morning of
the lqth IN order that much OF the work as pos
siblc may be done before the arrival OF the Com
maHdcr-iu-C hicf-cspecia!ly the work Of the Com
mutcc GA Credentials The Department Head
quarters will be at tie West Hotel and the
Encampmcni will be held at Harmonic Hall Third
street. near Second avenue south, Minneapolis.
Comradc j. h. Merit Post No {, Is hereby APP
pointed Officer Of the Day for the EncRmpmeut,
and Comradc T.. J.. tirichcli, Post No. -, officer
81 the Guard. and they will bc ohcyed and respect
ed accordingly. Railroad and hotel rates viii be
given in circular To- be ISSUED soon ~ the
transportation Committee IS able 10 conclude its
arrangements The Commander Of each Post.
some other accredited representative in the
Commander cannot attend. should come prepared
to take home with him and deposit with his Post,
the Proceeding Of the I'D National Encampment,
held ia Milwaukee last August Secretaries viii
be on duty Ia the anie.room Of Harmonic Hall
during the afternoon of Tuesday. the 18th, and
from O'Clock on Wednesday all day. Al! Past
Commanders Commanders and delegates
urged 10 make it their fret business on arrival la
the city To call the Secretaries. register and bc
furnished the badge Of admission. The Depart
meut Commander desires 10 thank the retiring
officers Of Posts Tor their Interest IN and devotion
Go the Order. which has been evidenced by the
improved condition Of "A vast majority Of the Posts.
The reports Of all but q few Posts for the fourth
quarter Of 1879 were received earlier and gCugT-
ally ia better condition than heretofore for several
years Iiud all Post officers done a. we'll as the
great majority, the Department 81 Minnesota
would have had is reports ia a. early as any, aud
the showing would have been one To- bee proud ~.
1lit Hollow tsih nave bftl mustered blilGe TIE
la-i Department Encampmcni; Putnam 81, -
Paul Park J. 4. Rice, ~. stephen: Cutter. I1g,
Barnum. John Haye- $50, Staples Fremont, Isl,
Fremont Money Creek -. Money Creek Oliver
y. Smith, is3 IL SucuT; Isf mot named). Ei!s
worth Preston. ls5, A-hby. The di-banded Post
81 Bird Island hR- been revived bHtii u among the
few Posts whose reports are delinquent
MISSOURI
Fred. D steele Post. No. 2s5 Montrose. gave a
supper Feb. . the proceeds Of which were de-
voted 10 tie relief fund, which was considerably
Increased.
NEW JERSEY
General orders, 70 J, Issued at Orange Feb. p,
by command Ol A. ". Matthews Department Com
mauder-Fhomas Pearson, a. A.-0.-contsm the
following:
Al ille ~ annual Eucampmcni. Department Of
New Jersey. held ia the city 81 Trenton on Feb y
aud g. ihe following named comrades were elected
10 il the offices designated for the ensuing year
Department Commander. A. VI. Matthew'S Post j.,
Orange :. g, j. 4. Ntdrlct, -. Belyldcre; J.
v. g., y. ~. Atwood, -, Piaiuheld Medical Di-
rector. w 4. Conovcr, j., Ilacgeti-towni Chap,
& T. Hil, "a. Red Bank Council OF AdmuiatFA-
ton. James II Bird. Post q, Ashury Park George
Barrett .. Camden: T. II. Bridgem, I, Newark /.
George 4. Bowen, - iifidgeion; Thomas j, Rock
cit, -, Jersey City Delegates TO National Encamp-
neni, J. g =tahl .ai largcl. Post =. Trenton; Wm.
MufreH. g. Newark; } IS. Kinrey. 81 Camden !:
ChnIicS 4. kirsef -. Paterson; a. A. Hawk yard,
8, Trenton John J. NIl-Du, -, Peuns Grove W.
". LATkin. u, Gloucester City: TTauk Gctsinger,
a.. NnuH-quHH John Shields ~. Pennington. Al
icruntes J. W. Hat iai iArge), Post ~ Orange
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Wyck0n IS SOmcryiile; William Il. Tobin. =,
1 Jersey City; Henry = White, O. Red Bank; u. NJ.
Farnbam. -. MelucIIcn; J. :. GaTwo0d 90. Salem
A. ID Biancllei, q. MOrristown: II. J. Baldwin !,
Newark Headquarters Department Of New JeT-
1 sey Grand Army Of the Republic j. hereby estab-
! ilrhcd in tbc city Of Orange where all commune
Z cations for tie Department Commander should be
addressed All official communications relating to
tie affairs u the Department, including reports OF
Post officers. should he addressed 90 the Assistant
/ Adjutaut-G General Newark. acquisitions for sup
piles should be forwarded 10 the Assistant Quarter
misterGe neTal. Camden. 10 whose order ali chccls
Hud money orders sbond be made payable. The
following appointments Oh the staff 81 the Depart
Hent Commander are hereby announced. They
VIII be obcycd aud respected accordingly: Ass (
/ AdTt-Gen.. Thomas Pearson, Post II. Newark
Asst q M.-Gen., il. J.. iIaItshorp, ., Camden; In
HOUsEKEEPER's HEAVEN.
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