The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-03-06

firm name Of Flovd Ilarkson e. Co Three years
ago when the Riverside Rank WAS organized, Col.
tlaI ls1u was elected SIS President. In the GRIND
Army col. Clarkson was q charter member OF La
fay,igc Post No. 40 Department Of New York.
aud was IT, first Junior Vice Commander In 1887
he was elected Commander, and reelected the fol
lowing year Col Giarkson - also a member OF
the Veteran Association Of the 7t Regiment 81 the
Society 81 the Army Of the Potomac. aud of tile
Society 81 the Cumberland, and President Of the
Society 81 War Veterans Of the 1th Regiment. lie
j. also "a life member 81 the Historical, ~. Nicholas
and several other societies.
Department Commander Clark has issued Gen
erHi Orders. No. - which contain the following:
The proceedings. findings and sentence Of the Post
courl-iuHilai. uf which Frank Bury MAS President
aud Charles w Spear Judge Advocate are APP
proved. aud Joseph 4. Joel of Edwin -. Morgan
Post. No ~ y di~honOrably discharged aud dis
missed from the Grand Army al the Republic.
George A. TuTnbull Post. No. 49, L-pcrnncc,
held its annual supper and Campfire Feb. IT, Rev.
J.. =. Flower delivered an able address after which
army supper served 10 a large audience.
Music by tiIy band and singing made up the even
ings entertainment. aud all agreed in saying that
the occasion a very eujayahe one. The OIL
= Brown: j. v. g.. A. d.. Mckee; AdIt. J. Her
rick q. NJ, John Hunter; Chap, g. T.. Church /;
.. b.. Iafnes Armstrong: o. o. James osirander.
kHue Post Wet Troy, gave al entertainment
Feb u. which was largely attended. a play called
Dora and "A farce &" Nan, the Good-for- nothing -
were features that furnished much enjoyment.
Quite q handsome sum was realized.
OHIo.-
General order 40. y, Issued at Chiicolhe. Feb.
Is 10y order ~ :. II. Hurst Department Command
er-John r. RRper A.A.-G.-comtains the follow
ing.
Henley = Peters late Quaftcrmasier Of noble
Post No. ssi, Caldwell, o. having been duly con-
yiccd Of alscDndiug with the funds Of thc Post,
amounting 10 1891 &C. and sentenced 10 be di=honor-
ably discharged, the proceedings findings end
sentence were ibis day approved, and said Henley
J. Peters l. hereby disbon0rabiy discharged from
the Grand Army of the Republic. In publishing
thr sentence tbe Department Commander calls tie
attention OF the comrades Oi the Department io ihc
fact that, contrary TO the plain provisions Of the
without having first given bond aud the whole
j. thus lost 80 the Post. The time for the De
paTtmsHt Encamp ucnt has been fixed for April -
aud ~. aud May !. Cincinnati was iHc place fixed
by the Dayton Encalnpmsnt, and the comrades Of
that city are already making extensive prepHra
Z lions for tie entertainment II the EncHnpineni
I and visiting c0mrades. Reflections. Orlando NJ
Abbott. 20. q. i3h u. =, by Jonathan Casio Post
No. 81 Manchester o., Jan. O. T.. X. Bell, by Me
Eior.al Post No. III, Cleveland, o., Jan. B.
Lener Post, No. u Newark, held "a CampfF,
1 Feb. = iu connection with Womau's Relief Corps
No. -. During the afternoon delegates from th'
various q. r. Posts iH the County met and elected
~fhe following officers for tie County battalion
1 Stafford. Newark: Mai silas Weaver Utica
! AdJt. ]. X. Silburu Pataskaai q 81, X. w LaTi
/ more. Homer; President Of Association, W. A
! J0sett, Newark. N.-P.. J. g. Malone Granville
rccy, ~. H. scott. Newark. Pniaslzala seiecte,
81 the next place Of meeting, the time To be here
after fixed. Ia the evening very enjoyable pro
I gram Of music, TecitHtons. etc. wac rendered.
George Douglass Post, 40. ls3. Milbury, has in
dorsed the service pension bin by unauim"n