The National tribune., 1890-02-27

Robinson Surg, John II. Garrison Chap, Geo.
b. Barden: o. D., 9. N. McFarren; O. G., Charles
L. Rentz; $, NJ, Edward Kendall; Q. NJ s., Russell
II. Carr.
Thomas Farr 275, Webster. Com. George Nrc-
Farlain; s. V. C., John Pallett j. v g., Charles
Foster; O. NJ William Osborne; Surg Nelson
lIerriclS; Chap, Robert A. Cory; .. D., F. j,
Brown; O. c. John p. Wright
PENNSYLVANIA
An entertainment under the auspices Of Baker
Post, No s, Philadelphia, last Thursday attracted
about 1000 persons, including comrades and their
families. The talent comprised Comrades Bus
senion and Siddal, the Northwestern Quartet,
Judge Ashmnn, Myers, Middough and Sautier
The following gifts were presented TO tho Post by
Past Department Commander r. J. Stewart:
stand of colors from Isnac G. UudCrdown. num-
hcr of portraits from S Stokes portraits of lex Pres
dent Hayes, Gems. Mcclellan Meade Logan, Han
cock Gcary, tho gifts of William q. Wordcn; of
President Harrison, from Postmaster General Wan
amnEer; E.-fresident Arthur from t"mi"ae
Charles DiX6y; of Gen. Thomas, from VIM. B
GIL; of Gen. Scdgwick, from Thos Cochran, and
OF Past Commanders Chief Louis Wagner, Com
mnndcr-n Chief Algcr aud Col. II. T. DcChcrt
contributed by themselves. This Post will soon
have OF the best furnished halls in the State
its friends are constantly presenting IT with some
In General orders. No. /. from Department Head
quarters, Cummnnder-clcct Benniston takes cccn-
sion To thank the comrades for his unanimous sclcc
hon as Department Commander, nnd hc also
urges all 10 renew their efforts To inCrcuse the mem
bcrship and keep this stats in the lead.
On March City Solicitor Charles + Warwick
told the comrades of Post No 8 Philadelphia, of
" what we saw in Europe that is what he and
Mcssrs Gin and Better saw ON their trip across tho
Atlantic Ocean.
Under the auspices of Post No .. Philadelphia
Thursday night last. Prof. g. w. Brewster enter
tnined the friends aud families Of the comrades by
feats of ledgcrman and vcutrloqusm, and IA
sciopiicon illustration of scenes aud incidents OF
n trip Ia Rome
Post No. 63, Philadelphia. will hold fair next
Fail.
quiet banquet" was given by comrades of
Post No. II, in Philadelphia, on Monday of last
week.
Tax Receiver" is the title of q. NJ. Gen John
Taylor now. When lac visited his Post tNo. 81 on
last Thursday night hc was rendered an ovation.
A Campfire lighted. at which a. A.-Gen. Mc-
CormicS presided. merry time was the result
The Rose Guards gave a iino entertainment In
the Quaker City on last Friday night. The tab
lcRus very fine and were given by the
Guards under the command of Capt. James T.
Holt.
II is rumorcd that Capt. James Mccormick will
be appointed Chief Clerk OF the Receiver of Taxes
Office in Philadelphia.
The Naval Post is considering the advisability Of
adding the beneficial feature To- its bylaws.
For the benefit of its charity fund, Post No 10
Philadelphia, will give entertainment in the
Academy of Music March 2i.
A sociable was given the comrades OF Post No
sc last Friday night under the direction of "a com
mitiee consisting of 7. i. C. Young, Richard Nut
tic w. ii, Green. &. Deal. j. >. Smith, g. Westgaic,
NJ. Leas and w. Thompson.
a Post Guard will bc organized 10y the shpmates
OF The Naval Post shortly.
The comrades of John 4. Logan Post No. Il5
attended divine service Sunday last. in full unit
form, at the Southwestern Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia. The Memorial Day Committee of
this Post has organized. aud elected John G.. Ken
nedy Chairman aud Thomas J. Kerr Assistant
Secretary.
There enjoyable entertainment given
Feb IL by Post No 81
With all the ovcrcrowding uf the hotels at Sha.
mokiu during the recent EuCampmcuI, your cor
respondent desires to return the thanks of many
comrades tn the ladies of Mrs. Cables house
where the Department officers were auartered FOR
the comfortable and enjoyabln manner la which
they were treated.
Amid thc thunder Of the GuhCruatotial fight in
Pennsylvania can be heard occasionally a whisper
suggesting the name OF Thomas !. stewart for
Governor in 1893.