The National tribune., 1890-05-22
given permission to bring them home The ball
thrown from the artillery of the rebels, and in
its flight snapped off the splinter of the flagstaff.

| given permission TO bring them home. The ball
was thrown from the artillery of the rebels, and in
its flight snapped off the splinter of the flagstaff
NEW JERSEY
General Order No 4, issued ut Orange May 10,
| by order of A. NJ. Matthews, Department Com
mander-Thomas Pearson, A. A.-G.-contains tho
| following:
The reports of the first quarter from I07 Posts
| were received by the A. A-G. on time
before the 4th day of April BY the hardness of
| five Posts tho Department reports were not ready
until April %, nine days behind time. This delay,
caused, as IL is, by the nexCusabe neglect of duty
on the part of the Commanders aud Adiutauts Of
five Posts Injuries the reputation of the Department
| mt National Headquarters and imposes additional
labor upon the Assistant Adiuiant General in writ
| ing letters urging Post Commanders 10 comply
| with the Rules and Regulations, Tho Posts that
| were delinquent in forwarding their reports
| No. l02, received april .; No. Sc, received April
! 10; No. liz, received April 49,. The Adiutnnts
port only, with per capita tax, from Post 65 wasr re-
ccivcd April 90 Post 30 has not yet reported, not
wihstnnding the fact that three letters have been
sent inquring the of delay. It is hoped that
Commanders of Posts will TO 1t that nj the close
| of the present quarter reports are forwarded
| tiIEe. The Department report shows bSl comrades
| on the suspended list; OF this number 2lS were
| suspended during the last quarter. The Depart
meut Commander desires to impress upon Post
| Commanders the importance of using every means
| in their power TO induce those comrades who have
been suspended 10 pay their duesand become once
more active. working members. Investigate their
cases, and II II ~ found that they ARE worthy COM
radcs and unable TO pay their dues, appropriate
sufficient amount from the funds of the Post TO
place them in good standing. There are yet
large number Of honorably discharged soldiers
and sailors who have not joined the Order.
let every cunrHdc resolve To secure recruit ~
least during the present quarter, ana rs result
our next report will show decided increase, in
stead Of III ns shown by the Inst report The pro-
cecdiags, findings aud sentence of Post Court
Martial al which Cnmrade Il. w. Sullivan, Of Post
~, Newark, was President, in the case Of Comrade
Joshua kelsnl Of said Post, approved, and the
satd Joshua kcsnll is hereby dishonornbly dis
charged and dismissed from the Grand Army of
the Republic The application of George Lippin-
I E4Eaf Ia In n 4 q nj feYN al
Co &. 81 y. j. Cav, Inns been rejected by Parker
Gruhh Post. No. To- Burlington.
The following Post has elected officers
Capt Walker, ~, Brnnehvilio: Com. Nathaniel
X. Bray; =. V. G.. r. b. Cartwright; J. V. g.,
" w ~ RyEes q NJ r. NJ Myers; : SURG a. ;.
'nnhcid; Chap, VIM. Hunt; q. d., q. Il. Sulliyen;
O. c., James Trusdale.
NEW YORK.
The following Posts have elected officers
Melvin Tucker Post, No GIL was organized at
Lyon Mountain April o. with the following officers:
Com, W. II. Hudson; = V. g., A. J. Eddy; j. V.
q. Charles Russell; Chap, w. :. Fippicld; Surg,
q. ". Collius; q. n. +. c. Nicols; Adjt., J. A.
Good O. D., Pat Delaney; q. c., Mich Dugan;
:. ~. +. H. Crozier; q. NJ. $, o. b. spnks.
Darby $50. Gowanda; Com, George Howard;
:. V. e. 5 c. Torrance; J. V. e., T. A. Gleason;
q. NJ. n. A. Chnhee; o. d., Amos Mcintyre; O.
g., j. Avcrol; Chap :. III. Arnold Adit Isaac
Rupcil; :. NJ, john Matt0on; q. NJ. ., George
Smith; Surg, L. W Henry.
ScAre, AS, Bruokticih: Com. O. II. Burdiclc;
:. V. g, J w. Morgan; }. V. g., Il. s. Lnngworthy;
AdlL g w. Crandail; q, NJ, A. J. Austin; Surg,
Is. VI. ". W ~
Crnndall o. q. Frank Bonfoy.
d. r. Virgins, ~, East Randolph: Com, ~ w.
Miller; :; V. g.: l.. Wiley; J. V. g., Geo. Daven.
port; q. NJ. w. u. Hughes: surg, Ara Foy; Chap,
G, w. Fonlkc; .. D., G. w. Brown; o. g. j. q.
Benson; a. ~ =, J. &. Smith; =. ~, Ora SNOW.
= G. HAYES 30 North Collins; Com George IT,
Davis; = V. C., Joseph Warner; j. V. e., John l..
Butler; Adj't, T.. &. Holcomb; q. NJ, H. NJ. HAS
dell; Chap. T. ;. Hubbard: o. ID, George W. IIill;
o g. Mm' w Johnson > NJ. james Hussey q.
NJ. s.. Wm. w. Bail.
J. {. Walters Gu, Cold Spring Harbor; Com.
Fred Mnther; :. V. G., Hewlett j. Long; !. V. O.,
Walter X. Hewlett: q. NJ. David 4. baldwin; ..
d., George Stiiwel; q. O., John Lindsay surg,
Jas. Wright; Chap, Aionzo i. Dodge; Adj't, q. Il.
Barr q. NJ. - Edward Valentine
Mullen Sis, ConstRblcville: Com. Fred Myers;
S.N. g., II. Hinton; !. V. G., II. Farr; Chap. j. x.
Mullen; ON. John Farrell o. d.. Hugh Hugh;
Surg. sam Ischmug o. O.. jerome Thaycri q.
NJ. y, Tbos.. w Roberts.
NORTH DAKOTA
TIE following Post has elected officers:
John j. king, %. MHndau: Com, q, " Davis
;. v G, X J. Carr; J, V. c. ;. A. Hoffman; Adj't,
j. C. Deuncy; q. NJ, H. Gilbert; q. NJ. 3, =, -.
King, Chap, j. Il. Dcci5Hrd; Surg, John Hannah
o. d.. J. s. Nelson; .. G.. Thos. Conroy
OHIO
A committee Of three, consisting OF Comrades
Pocock. Chapman aud Brown has been appointed
by Mccoy Posi-, Columbus to arrange for trans
portaIion aud quarters at Boston during the En-
cRmpment.
The following Posts have elected officers:
John Campbell, 2Oi, Harrison: Com, Geo. II.
Tebb-i 8. V. e. James camphell: J. V. c. Frank
Creis; Adyt, w. HRrtpence; q. NJ, Geo Bowby;
Chap, l.. u. Mc5;owaH.
". II. Hool. 20. wnynosyille: Com. VIM Biggs;
8. V. C., Frank Hamilton; j. V. C.. Il. w. HAtba-
way; o. d., a. Alien; Chap, H. u. Roberts, q. NJ,
J. H. Coleman; O. g., A. Collier. q NJ. 4. =. l..
Cartwright; Adj, q. X. Stiles; r. 81. O. u. Reed.
Surg, Dr. Nandetvoort.
" L. Norrir, 80. Chngrin Fsils Com, T. ]. Smith;
:. V. g, l. A. Iiendefsonf J. v e., George y. Gif-
ford Chap, T. W. Walters; Surg. G. = Hill; o.
D. X. d GraiIami o. e., L. q. Harris. u. 81. \. h.
Smith
Lorain. as. I1orain: Com, g. Baldwin: s V. C..
". = Card J. V. O., r. Jarvis q. ~. J. Fiomcr-
felt; o; d.. u. w. ilaskinj Chap. u. 4 RowIeo;
surg. j. irish, .. g., J. shaffsT; q. NJ. - q. II,
Carney; ;. NJ. Edward Kearick Adjt. VIVA. u.
Smith.
Carmen, IOl Ada: Com " r. Park: =. V g.,
John Dayiit; J. V. g., Joseph Graham AdJt. JOHN
Sanders q. NJ, Charles Carrot; Surg Hiram
Thomas Chap. o. s. Reed o. D.. NJ. McGinnis:
- O. John McElhaney > ~, Thoinas Carter
]. -. Richardson 45I Lakeside: Com. A r.
Mills; =. '. g. Abraham Bope ). V. G., John Nc
togiiu Chap. =. Is. Pcrtnnr; .. D., Jos Schroeder;
q NJ, WIN. Carroll; AdJt, III. H. Householder
OREGON
The following Post has elected officers:
r, Lincoln. = foriiand; Com. T. W Eaton; 8 Y,
g. ih9mns Gibson ); v g, d. w Lindsay; Adj't.
r. NJ. Brown. surg. q. Il. Dn Bos Chap, II. }.
Dooiiug; q. 81, w. s. James: o. d., Phil. fAwion;
q. g.. Joseph summerb $. NJ, q. IL. James, q NJ.
g.. Capt. }. Hends.
PENNSYLVANIA
Lieut.. w. A. Bruner Post. No s33 sunbnry. has
adopted resolutions Of respect TO tie memory Of
the late Comfndo Henry &. Nr,shatz
Graham Post. No. 1906 Fotislown, has adopted
resolutions indorsing tie Dependent Pension bill.
The following Post bns elected officers
Post 8S5. Stinbury: Com. David H. HcIelfuger;
8. V. g, l.. II. Moore; j. V. g., John vs.. Bucer
hdj't, T. l., stnTkiOn; q. NJ, -. r. Keefer. Surg,
Hiram Long; Chap, John &. Miller; o. d.. NJ. s.
Feraing o. O.. Il. X. Zerbe.
RHODE ISLAND
Smith Post. No 9. Woonsocket has a membership
Of 200 with 81, 100 la e bank II is having It's hall
TefurBisied. which will be one Of tho hHtdsoulest
! IN the Department when finished.
! SOUTH DAKOTA
The following Post has elected officers:
Mckenzie. 81 ChambcTlAin Com ID w spald.
! ing; s. N.C., II. a. Glenn; j. V. g. A. g. Hewlipg
| q. n, T. NJ. Kroher; Adjt j. H. BfidgemaT;
| Chap, H. IT, Sisson; Surg, q. Il. Berry; o. d. j. g.
| Scohedi o. g.. George Arnel.
| TENNESSEE
| The following Posts have elected officers.
| g. w. Moore, 81 Lexington: Com, NJ v WILSON.
| s. V. g., H. TcRguc; J. V. g., VIM Mullins; AdPt