The National tribune., 1890-03-20
MICHIGAN

MICHIGAN
The annual meeting Of the Executive COMMITTEES
of tho GAL Association Of Southeastern Mich-
gan will be held in Adrian April ?. the second day
of the Department Encampmont.
Bull Post, No. 81. was mustered In at Ecorsc,
March 5, with 10 charter members aud the follow.
ing officers: COM f. J. Goodell; 8. V. G., Thomas
Siandnrt; j. '. G, Jacob Check o. D.. rhomns
Goodcll; Chap Moses Borrow; Treas., Fred Slam;
o. G., John Command.
A. s. Williams Post, Charlotte, recently presented
DIR. O. Is, Allen with "a handsome gold Past Com
mander's jewel.
The Post ut Grand Haven has ordered finc
monument TO he placed In the soldiers plat OF the
cemetery Mt that place
The following Posts have elected officers.
PHI McKornRn. 90, Mason Com, H. o Cnll; 8.
" g., w J. Adams; }. V. g.. $ II. Beochcr; Surr.,
]. ]. Ford; q. NJ, David Southwick; o. D., ARA J.
Frnn; q. g., Henry Peters; Adpt, II. g. Frecland;
s NJ, W. D. Longyear; 9. NJ. $, JAS II. Irish.
G.. L. @, Madison; ], V. G., A. G. King o. D. q.
GG,nwen; AdIt, H. Ilasermani Q. A. }. Lanway;
Chap, l.. u. Cole; Surg, II. Mitchell.
james ii. Eaton, 222, Briton: Com. John Brit
ton; 5. V; g: a. Eaton; JV. O., n. NJ. IIndes; @.
H.; Joseph Thaclsray; Surg, N. II, .Aosley: Chap,
win Henderson; AdJi. J. r. Wiusley; q, NJ. s., l..
Miller; :. NJ, II. Reynolds
MISSOURI
M. NlcGregor Post, No 252, sprngue, has adopt
ed resolutions indorsing the GA. r. pension bill.
Capt. Frank Hubbcll delivered n lecture on his
escape from prison before Custer Post, No. :, st.
Joseph recently. The lecture was thoroughly en-
The following Posts have elected officers:
Liberty, $50. Spicsardsvi!le: Com, ii. >. Bradley;
= :; '; e. NJ. Allison I've, J: T. Newton; Chap
Campbcll q. NJ, J. j. Clark; Adyt, II. Montgom.
cry; ;. NJ VIM. II. Newton; q. NJ. 81 !. j. God
frey.
w. S. Hancock, 237 Mexico: Com. A. II. Reid
:. V. C., II. A. lawson; ]. V. g., A. L. MoC;ec;
Surg. Charles w. Mchell Chap Charles Melee;
Adi't. Il. Baldwin; q NJ, r. III. Herman: O. D., a. i.
Light O. o. John nnlhcm; s NJ, J.. $. Hopkins;
q. NJ. $, G. W Bailey.
Gen. Fred, u. steele 235 Montrose. Com. r. IL.
Dngan; : V. G., j. q. Lobaugh; I.N. C., J. ID. Ear
hart; Adit, d. BWatts; q. NJ 7. II. Sullivan; Surg,
y: :. Farthing; Chap. a. T w. Chalmers: o. D.,
W f. Bnndy; o. c. }. II. Keller; :. NJ, Thomas
William Mckee, 10, Kahosn: Com, 8. Neepor;
= N.c.. A. II. Walker; J. V. O., Joshua Right; q.
Joseph Vandolah; o. G.. IL. sandt Outer e.,
Joseph Forbs; Adj't Geo, w Thompson.
NEBRASKA
The following Posts have elected officers:
fi ouster' =. Omaha; Com: N. ); Teenan; ;. w.
Geison Chap, o. q. Decker; Adj't, John u. Saw
nut @ NJ. Charles L. Thomas; Q. D.. Jacob
Schammel; o. g.. John Phelps; 5. NJ II. III. Der
bin; q. NJ. $, w. l., Lndey.
Phil IL. Sheridan. 262 Omaha: Commander, =.
X Spaiding; < V. G.. William Stuart! ]. V. q, Q.
y Streight: Adi,t, w. G. Mclean; Surg, J. III.
Miller; q. NJ. \. X. Rhoades; Chap. w. II. Hoyt;
O. j., Thos. l.. Hull; O. G., l., L. Massinn; q. VI.
=, W. :, AslSwith 8 NJ, ID. o. Clements.
L. = Grant. ITO. Omaha: Commander. II. s.
Clarksnn; :. V C.. G. :. Chase; J. Y. g. H. =. VIII
cox; Adit II. NJ. Stone; q. NJ, 49,. IRverly Surg,
X. H. Ralph; Gimp. NJ. Wailermire o. d., y
Bloom q. NJ. \. &. t. Burmoeter.
Livingston, 2s2. South Omaha; Com, :. w.
Dennis; :. V C.. J. r. Hart; J. V. G.. NnthnuGor-
don; surg, j. NJ. Glasgow ., D.. Chus. Burgess
q. NJ. j. ". Crcss: Adjt l.. X. Wells; Chap, j.
w. Sniveiy; @. G., Hugh Henry :. NJ. j.. n.
Acker; q. NJ. =, j. o. Eastman.
NEW JERSEY
The following Posts have elected officers:
Lyon, TO- Nineland: Com, Chas McDayitt: S.V
G., y. II. Davis; j. V. g. Frank Mar-on; Surg,
J. III. Nernul; Adit T.. G. Hall; Chap. G. f. Lord
q. NJ. A. Il. Gmttersomi .. D., r. u. Ross o. O..
J X Perkins: =. NJ, W. G. Pasco; a NJ. y, q. W.
Ncmul
Barry, q Railway Com, Richard stephens; :
V. G. John ". Mundane; j. V. g.. John Hunter
Adj D. J. Bum; q NJ, ]. ID. Tru--cr surg, W.
{. NestlakC. Chap. VIM. W Rrausoni q u Cor.
neiins Mundane; O. g., Alfred I Crane, sr., :.
NJ, Noah t.aing.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
I'll Wentworth Post. No 50, Milton. has adopted
resolutions Of respect 10 the memory Of tic late
ComTade George L. iicrsum
NEW YORK.
The Posts at Tarryiown and vicinity have raised
5000 Ia purchase u bronze statue uf a soldier to
bc plnccd on the handsome pedestal iu sleepy lIol-
low Cemetery. 20 take the place OF the tin sol
der monument.
OHIO
Department Commander Hurst visited Price Post
and " re. WcstcrVic, Feb y An open Camp
fire was held.
PENNSYLVANIA
In compliance with "a resolution presented by
Past Department Commander !, l.. =. Goblin aud
adopted bv the Eueatnptfrut NJ ShntnoAt th.
following members have been appointed eon,-
niticc 10 thke into consideration aud fer this
Department. - ali matters emenatag from Tho
various Ladies Associations ~ this state mud re.
port TO the next annual Eucampmeni Past De
partment Commander J. l.. y Goblin; A. l.. Hnroh.
heid. Post No. i92; john II. our.tcr, Post No. I;
Chaplain John ". Savers. aud Past Department
Commander Chill w. Hazard.
"Andet-onvie Prison was the fruitful theme
upnH which C8nT4dc i,ouis X Fartesotir lrrtured
before the comrades of Post No . Phtiad-lp iisn
last Tbur-dRy night Ills address wHs interesting
and pleasing To bis audience, many Of whom again
realized the suhrruEs Il O., They bad endured IN
the pens " 80 windy described hy the lecturer.
Past Department Commander Ihotuns j Stewart
has been appointed member oi The Soldiers or
pHans schools commission 10 Huee"ed tonTadv A.
g. Reinoeil, at Post No ~ Lancaster who resigned
because Of pressure 81 other business.
Post No, al. Driftwood. hBs adopted the name
Of -. w TagRart. Post No. 80. Hurgctl stosyn has
changed ~ name 80 Capt. Samuel Campbell. Post
No 303 Corsica. has changed It's name 10 William
ARMSTRONG and has moved 10 shioclu. aud Post
30. 52l, ta@svillc, las taken tie Of Capt
Charles Mitchell These changes have been APP
proved hy the Department Commander
Commander Dcunistuu says he Is receiving the
most encouraging reports from all sections Of tie
Department.
A iife.siz cray0n portrait Of the late Mai d. T.
Weaver was presented to Meade Post, No. ], Pfn-
epba, last Mondny night by his two sons Capt
l.. Lyle Weaver military editor OF the Public
ledger. and Edwin Forrest Weaver. The presen-
tation speech was made by Past Commander John
A. Wiedershcim. Mai. Weaver war for several
years Adjutnnt of POET M l.
The following persons have been reported TO De-
phfitnrnt Headquarters as unworthy Of assistance
aud Posts nre warned against them $. =. Hurias
Of Co X. l2th Pa. Cav; Hugh AinRcc, ggtii pa
Charles -. Morgan. 9th ~ H., aud IA man who calls
himself Dallas Fitehoovcr
Department Commander DenUistou will may an
official visit 10 T. -. Baker Poat No OH the even
ing OF March -.
Quite "a large number Of comrades were gathered
around the Campfire 81 Post No. o. at Phmnix-
Vile. last Saturday night.
An illustrated lecture Pompeii will be de-
| ivcfed by Rev. J. J. Kane, Chaplain u = Army
aud "a member Of Post No. j, before the comrades
/ Of that Post, Ola March 81.
samual w. Fox. Assistant hduianL General De
| phttmeut of Florida. among tho visitors Ia
| Department Headquarters lnst week aud was tho
| guest Of A. q M. Cen Williams.
To night Thursday Post No. 81, IN Philadelphia,
| expects to light Campfire.
Tie following message Cabled to Minister
Lincoln, ~ London. by Meade Post last week
" George q. Meade Post, No. J. Department Of
| Pennsylvania, GAR, ia muster assembled, ox-
tends 10 you au MTs. aud Miss Lincoln pressions
81 the for tic Union. feel closely bound To the
blood If your mobile and illu-rious father and wish
! 10 be Joined with the u0urncra at the most un-
| timely death of one young and promising aud
who bore tie name al ouF late beloved Commander
Chief. whose memory II treasured ia nnr hearts
IS II II by ali lovers Of liberty everywhere ia the
/ world
Fitzpatrick Post No 30 had a delightful Re-
| union M the Frcciaud House, Miliersburp Feb ~