The National tribune., 1890-04-03
PENNSYLVANIA.


Division Order No. g. issued nj Reading, March g.
by command Of William Is. McNuiiy. Coionel-H.
Ill. Hammer, Administrations the following
The address OF the Colonel has been changed 10
No. D1s Reed street. Philadelphia to which place all
communications intended for him must hereafterh be
addressed Tho - Pliladeip hia Association Of Penn
sylvnnia Division Members, Sons of Veterans, u
s. A." has been organized Ia Philadelphia with
the following officers; President, Past Col. Charles
J Miller, ~ Brook street; Vice Presilents-First
Past Col. James HARDWOOD Ciosson; Second, Pnst
Col. Harry NJ. Russell; Third, Col. William IL. Nc
Nulty sec. Past Adjt John l.. Degelman, 20 West
Thompson Street; Assistant, Delegate b. Conrad
Evans. 1860 Franklin street, Frunkford; Treas
Past Capt. w. >. Curry 22i0 Coral street Sergeant
alarms, Past Capt. A. l.. Croft Executive Coun-
Gil Division Councilman e. &. Morton Past Cnp,A
Wni. Mcdonald, VIM. JAnea E. Lbwry, Walter A.
Test. Capt. VIM Tongue. The objects OF the Assoc
citation arc To Rnvapce tile interests OF the Penn
sylVania Camps Ia general aud the Philadelphia
Camps in particular" All Division members re-
siding In the Counties Of Philadelphia Bucks
Chester. Montgomery aud Delaware eligible TO
membership. Since last ann nncemont, Col. John
w. MoLaue Camp. No. 262. WAS mustered at Albion.
Erie County by Lieut.. X. c. Kingsley. Assistant
Department Commander Feb. ~, with IL recruits.
Captain, q. A. Harrison. Franklin q. bowers
rejected by Camp liz. Gettysburg, Jan. 30 First
SergeRnts viii make proper note In black books.
BY unanimous vote OF the Division Council the
date OF the Division EucRmpmcnt has been changed
from May To June 10 Ia IL. inclusive The change
Ii favorable to Camp 1863 Very extensive prepare
tons being made by Camp i69 wilkes Barre, for
the next Division Encanpmcnt, which convencs In
that city. All communications In relation To the
Encampment arrangements etc, should DO ad-
dressed 10 Frank DERRICK Secretary aud Treasurer
of the Encampmenl Committee, OF Camp l69,
Wilkcs-B Barre. The other members Of the commit
tee are-lsiias Cohen (Chairmanl WIN l.. Wolcott,
Georgs O. Hardness, Charles NJ. Jeifries.
o. IL. Emery Camp. No. 3. Lock Haven, has is
sued "a circular presenting the name of George w.
Gerhard Gs "a candidate for the Coloneoy at the
coming EnGampment at Wilkes-Barre.
TENNESSEE.
Order No. !, issued at Chattanooga March IL by
command OF Rob't w. Biese, Colouol-W. H. Hunt,
Adtutuul-CDutHinsL 70
Having been elected Colonel at the. second an
nunl Eueampment of this Division held at Chat
ianoOgR March ., and :, command II hereby
| assumed, with Headquarters In Telegraph Build
| ing, Room Ii, BOi Georgia avenue, Chattanooga,
Tenn. The following were elected at said En-.
campment, aud will no obeyed and respected ac-
| cordingly Col, X w. Biese. Camp Lieut. Col,
w. g. Wright, /; Mai. t. >. Keeer. 3; Division
Council. w. Il. Hunt 8; j. III. Davidson, 10; E. J.
Hudnail. /. Delegates, i. s. Wheeler. lat iaTge);
Valentine Glib, IT,. 4 Alternates. j. ii. Myers i2
| lat lnrKel; w. O. Wright. |. Only the following
staff officers have bean appointed: AdIt, w. Is.
| Hunt; q. NJ, H. Is. Hitler.
WEST VIRGINIA.
| Col Curtice Camp, No. 30. was mustered IN at
Glen Easton March 4. Officers arc; Capt, w. H.
| Harris First Lieut.,, Frank w. Bonari Second
Lieut., John Siyert Chap, w. l.. Fish; First
Serg't M. w. Bonhr; q. NJ. s.. Chas. Is. Harris 4.
of o. /. II. HublIs; q. g. Il. Il. Bonar; O. of c., j.
| l., Bonar; Principal Musician, q. N. Gamble; q.
| q EVerelL Iiubhs. Il Wn1 Crow