The National tribune., 1890-10-16
THE DIVISIONS.
KANSAS,


KANSAS.
Kansas Division stood seventh at the end Of the
sccou, quarter of 1890 in te number of brothers ia
Camps and s00G members; Ohio second, with 2si
Camps and 79i0 members; Pennsylvania third,
with ia6 Camps and = .Oti members iueAnR fourth,
with lG1 Camps and 4 ,345 member; Massachusetts
fifth, with 10 Camps and S,l75 members; Michi-
gan sixth with i3S Camps and So members; Kan
sas seventh, WITH l-G Camps aud 2.ciG members
Kansas las eighth o. ali the old soldiers IN the
United States living within her borders.
NEW JERSEY.
Orders No I8. issued nt Atlantic City. by com
mHnd % Col. Geo. H. Perkius-Geo. II. Bailey,
AdIutant-Coniau the following:
The sous of Veterans Blue Book. The official
digest 81 the decisions OF the OfGcr. be obtaincd
from tle QuaItrrmnsior 10y requsitiuH on Form No.
]. The price. including portage, viii bc - cents.
Every Camp should have copy of the Blue Book
for reference iu deciding questions which may
arise ia regard 60 the G. r nnd n and viii save
much needless correspondence with Division Head
quarters Brothers Paul Revere. of Camp Z. end
Willard ]. BurTll. OF Camp 81. are hereby APP
pointed Aids the Division Staf with rank from
sept -, 1890. They wilt be oocycd ard respected
accordingly. on examination II IL found That To
properly iil out the new Division records u will
DC necessary 10 Cali on the Camps Tor full record
Of all brothers who have been on tis rolls since
their organization. Captains II Cumps vii forward
Hs SOFA as practicable a complete roll OF the mem
bership Of Camps from date of To june 30,
1850. giving names OF charter members, members
mustered, suspended, dropped, rtin=tAiCd. de-
crgSeu. AOuUTuAty discharged and 6iBhouCrably
discharged IL Is expected that THIS VII be attended
10 promptly, Ia order that the records may be COM
plcted prior 20 the Division Encampment. The
QuarteTmaster will forward bi.tnEs 10 each Camp
for tile records BY resolution adopted az ihc
eighth annual Encampment. tie Colonel
authorized 10 divide this Divis on into baitAlions
for the purpose al advancing tic military feature
Of the Order. Tho Division will be divided into
four bailHliogIs, follows. First Battalion: Camps
IL 3 :. 8 - 80 81 aud 81 Second Battalion Camps
Il, 20. II, =. q and 30. Third Bat,alioni Camps
8 10, is. - and g. Fourth battalion: Camps
g. 2 ID, H. ~ aus q. The following uHrued officers
hereby detailed 60 call "a meeting OF the Campo
ia t8e several batiaions for the purpose Of adopt
ing by-aws eIcctinR officers aud completing the
organization First Battalion: Lieut.-Coi. Charles
9. Tucker. Second Battalion: Lieut.. Joseph -.
Hughes. Third Battalion, Lieut. Thomas III. I'd
nHunds. Fourth Battalion: Col. Geo. II. Perkins.
The bylaws Of the several batgal!ous will be for
waFded 70 tue Division Headquarters Tor approval.
Commander 4. 81. Matthews. Department II New
jersey. Ia General Order No. 10. thanks The Sous
81 Veterans Of this Division for their presence la
the parade al Boston. Mass, Aug r. 1880, fol-
lowe: TO the sons 81 Veterans " ho were present
from tis Stale desire 10 present n,y congTaiula-
uons for the neat and hu!dierly appearance made
BY them OF the parade. and feel assured that the
spirit Of patriotism which such occasion must
arouse Ia their breasts viii nerve lhem TO renew
lbeiT zeal ~ building up al organization destined
before many years 10 lake Tie place Of t!c Grand
Array Of tic Republic" The application OF Jhos.
Apologize for uIeInb crship he's been rejected by
y. q. Bogntdus Camp II, Of koyPOri. y. J.
PENNSYLVANIA.
serF't Carney Camp 20. West Chester, was
visited 10y large delegation from Capt Isaac
johnson Camp, ~ Media, the evening Of sept.
% Afler street parade ttte brothers returned TO
the Campro1tl. where business meeting was held
presided over by Capt Joseph T.. Quinby. 4 dc.
lRhifui banquet followed at which speeches were
made and it wa with feeling of regret that the
SSus Of Camp II took heir departure.
The fret annual field Eucan puent OF the Clarion
and Jefferson Associations. held at Sumnerville
Was gHud success in every way. There were
over GO people present. The following ofieers
were elected: Pres. j. H. Himes. New Bethlehem ;
:. H.P., j. j.. Hiles Sligo: }. V.-P. II. A. stoke
ReyBoid.yiile Trustees, j. ]. Latimcr T. l.. Baker.
j. ~. McEntire.
NEW YORK.
Captains Of the Camps 10 New York and Brook
/ Ign met Oct IN New York and took stcp- 10
/ form a New York and Brooklyn Sons OF Velerans'
Association. Similar associations have been formed
! in various paTts q the state for increasing the
/ membership % the Sons and general improvement
! Among those preseut were Capis. J. J. Nhlsa. r.
( A Beatty, 7. Madarsa. John q. Moore aud Judge
/ Advocate y. ~ Mcknight.
Capt Edward Trenoliard. formerly Commander
Of Lafayette Camp, 40 has accepted the command
/ Of tie Naval Veterans sons. which were mustered
/ in last Ibursdny evening at the Hctdquarteis of
] the Naval Veterans ID New York. Capt 1rcucbard
/ b. ron OF tile latc Admiral Trenchard.
ILLINOIS.
| Tie Camp at Darlington was recently presented
with "a sword captured from the rebes during the
4 war.
1 OHIO.
more pleasant affair than the muster Of lbert
I T. Martin Camp, 464. ia their newy Gled quarters
/ at HaitweiI on tie evening Of Sept. 70. could
/ scarcely be Imagined. The event Had been the
talk 81 the bOyE 81 Hamilton County for some time
4 and though the evening set for the muster turned
10 he quite dtsagrecab!e on account of rain vet
/ brothers from tie different Camps Of Cincinnati
aud members Of their Ladies Aid Societies. 70 The
number ~ 100, attended la body, fully uniformed
nnd filled with eHthusiasnI. Hartwell IL a pretty
little suburb Of Cincinnati situated 10 miles north
On the Z. H. ~ u. IL. X, and tie new Camp had
placed special train oi four cars at the disposal of
ttrlr visiting ileBds. Among those present were
Capt. Henry Hoffman ga charge of severni dele.
gates, from Gen }. Il. Neither son Camp. 8; Lieut.
Eugene J.. johnson, state MuHteflue officer and
1 "a member Oi Gen. Ben Harrison Camp o with 10
| brolbegsi Capt. Leon Levy, with Il members Of
| to., r. 4. whitfield Camp y; Lieut.. James Quin-
Ian, la command u Gen. T. \. Moves Cam rs
accompanied by n 81 IL members, Cant Daniel
j. Lyons Of Col. Is. Lsngdon Camp, lG7 with three
4 meBIDers, conspicuous among whom was Brother
John = Booth. one of ll4e most enthusiastic work
eTs II the Order, aG well Hs "A promint MT member
Of the CT r. Capt. w. 4. DAvis. the handsome
leader OF Cincinnati Camp 80; AlTs Maggie Bill
ingE. President oi Ladder Aid Society II with nine
meIDDersi Mrs. Loltie ChaTd President of Society
81 accompanied by seven sisters; DF Thomas Il
Heron, Abide Camp on The siaff OF Commodore
Commanding Wells Naval Veterans AssocIation
and mhl. james Stewart, Commander Of RObt T.
alcCcoE Posi- AT Carthage, whose name and deeds
were 70 graHoly brought out IA tic Story OF "A
CauBOHeeT" There were many other comrades
Of tie q. A.R. present also. The entire delegation
paf"ded the streets Of the village, headed by the
new Camp, aud then proceeded 10 muster. Brother
Eugene L. Johnson, assisted by team from Ben.
balflsoA Camp, performed Lbe ceremonies In IA Sat.
i~iactory ahd pleasing manner. sumutuons re.
past WAS served, aud dancing induiged in until .
O'Clock Ohicers: Capt Samuel n Wardle. First
! Lieut. Gun f. MARTIN; Second Lieut. Herman
Welietgei; Chap, w. b. Emery; First Sere't
Frank l., williamson ON. scrg't .. g. Black
| burn; serg't Of the Guard, jane X Stewart: Col.
| OF Serg't, Walter loves PRINCIPAL Musician Pred
81. His Corp'l OF the Guard, Valentine l.. Wet
| tengeii Camp Guard, Nelson w Carey; Picket
| Guard, august Friend. James *. Stewart, Hayes
| Burgess and w. Is. Emery.