The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-01-30

Logan, Ie2, slayton: Com, James IT, Doak /; s.v
| ca w. Force; J.V. c.. Il. A. Englebrilse; Adjt
v. H. Mapwell; O. NJ, Peter Peterson; Surg. A.
| III. Fowler; CHIP, Oliver Drew; o. d., w w
Cooper; o G., John Mccain; S. NJ, Anon Ole.
son: q. NJ. 8, j. l.. Norton.
Henry Morton 81, ST. Charles: Com, G. L. Vince
lock S V. G.; }. l.. Downing; j. W G., John Clark.
son; Surg; II. II. Palmer; o. D., W. II. GROCER;
| Shap, w. y. Bcrncr; Adj't. J. J.. Blair; q. NJ, T.
| q. NJ. $, S. Wassem
Burnside, I37, Lcctonia: Com j. T. Marks; s. V
~. =. DiIdinc; J. V. G., J. stewart; Chap. J. j.
| Reeves: q. NJ, r. I. Cowden; Adjt w. Right;
Serg't, IL. Gets; o. d., Il. Longbottom; o. O., A.
John w. Cochranc, 1GI Buffalo: Com George
| Davies > V. e., Simon Illstrip; J. " O., David
N o9rner; Q. NJ, W; II. Cochranc; Adj't, NJ
| Leason.
MISSOURI
Houston Post 800. gave n successful entertain
! mcht at the new hall, 1nblcaux, Rotations and
songs composed the program. The Army Gray
| haSH aud the Song of the Army Bean" rcccd
| nS Comrade w. n. Green. were heartily received,
| aud Comrade q. A. Levitt rendered sheridan :
hde IN n most spirited manner. A bountiful
| supper followed. II was gaia night for the boys
| IN niue. The old soldiers gaining ground
Levitt; =. V. G.. David Deny; j. V. c., John
| i5Sneh; q. NJ, Comradc Tweed; Chap, CorpH w.
| The following Posts have elected officers:
~; H. IEiohnrdson %, Lancaster: Com, ]. r.
| Mullcnder; :. V. G., John c. Cawood; J. V. g.
! Paul Ami; q. d., T. r. KIRKPATRICK; Surg w II.
Thnet; Chap, J. Il. HacEclt; @. NJ, w. Z. Lee
dom o. g., Levi i. Smith; Adjt A. l.. Mcrricl.
@ "; ; Hancock, 80, Mexico: Com, a. r. Bird :;
Adjt, Bruce Baldwin; q. NJ, r. II. Herman ;
surg Charles W, Mitchell; Chap, Charles McBee /;
- ~ a. T. Light; .. g., john Dalhcm; s. NJ, l..
> Hopkins; q. NJ. s., g. w. Bailey.
MONTANA
The following Post has elected officers:
y. = Grant, II. Miles City: Com, IElihu J. Car
Pentcr; = v C., Charles II. Allen; J. V. O., Jacob
IIIIh,Shheid: q. NJ Abraham Hall; 0. d.. George
w thompson; o. G., Edward Mates; Surg, VIM
Hull. ' =
NEBRASKA
j. W. H., Lincoln; Farrngut Post, No. o., has
JUST closed the most successful year in its history.
Under the command of II. g. Macarthur we have
added To our membership more than 90 names, and
ny inir heldJointy by ho Post and Fauagut Corps.
under that prince of managers Col. Lewis Ginger
we succeeded in netting a relief fund of sI7i7GO.
so with membership of 25 and such n fund we
enter npon the new year with very flatterng pros
peers On Jan. III public installation of Post and
corps were witnessed 10y more than 400 persons.
Oihcers: Com, Phelps Paine; s. V. G.. g. Il. Il.
G SSnch ;. v G.; A. ID. Cr,ig; Adjt, J. w. Bowen;
Chap, Henry Mastcrman; o. D., J. =. Bnrwick
u; - y. r. Stoner; S. NJ, L. A. GntcheH.
Inc Inc following Post has elected officers;
BOB McCook. 81, Ashland. Com. l.. X. Bell s.
V: G., :. Il. Hall; J. V. C., T. b. Picrsol; AdTt w
w Crane; q. NJ, J. i. Brooks: Surg N T. Miller;
CChhp; W, H. smith; o. d.. A. J. Downcr; o. g.,
NEW HAMPSHIRE
The following Posts have elected officers.
Post o., W. Stcwarstown: Com. J. T. IIartshorn;
= v g, u. Holebrouls J. V. g., G.. W. Smith: o.
~ e.. y. 9, Ripley NJ, Roweili Chap. L Dam
ioFth Surg, J. Rowell; o, O.. j. Hibbnrd: q NJ
=, T. Ieaubalt; 5. NJ. VIM. MARSHALL AdTt, T. H.
". s. Hancock Q. Alstcad. Com. Geo p Dlclcv.
;; V: G., ii. X. Rugg J. V. g.. A. NJ Fogg; o b.
~. w. Raymond; O. NJ, George II Holden; Chap
III a. h6nsharyi Surg j. L. Nash o. g.. T. T. FL
bury.
NEW MEXICO
AZ n recent meeting OF Phil. Sheridan Post No
II. la Cruccs Francisco Munos who served during
me war ~ Capt. kcmp's MosilIn Company, Of tho
l~t \. NJ, was mustered in Muuoa is blind very
intirm. and does not understand word Of F,,rialI
lie was supported by two comrades during the
muster ceremony which was rendered m Spanish
ny Vol. Fountain, he Commander The old soldier
wn- deeply affected when hc was gree tod as com.
Thde 10y the members of the Post.
NEW YORK.
General Orders No. H. issued Mt Albany Jan a.
10y command of Harrison Clark. Department Com
tnandor,-A X. Peufieid, Assistant Adiuiant. Cen
cral.-coDtain the following:
The next Department Encampmcnt will loo held
al syracuse. beginning RL 10 an on Tuesday Feb
p, 1890. Department Headquarters " In bc nj lhe
Globe Hotel. Rates for railroad fare will ~, an
nounccd Ia a later order. COMMANDMENTS thief
Russell A. AlRcr and staff ~ visit the Encnn,n.
ment during one OF the days OF it's session The
Department Commander takes pleasure la allEup
tHe l.ohtton oi l!o comrades TO the benefits de-
IiNcd ny thc Posts from the earnest faithful labors
OF the Womgu'a Relief Corps. He would therefore
recommend that wherever practicable Posts On.
courage the organizing OF such nuxiIinrc. feeling
assured That they VIII be amply repaid FOR any en-
coufagcmeHt rendered or aid given both bv social
tha i"'hhclhi assistance. The following additional
appointments ca the siHu Of the Department Conn
Hnudcrnre hereby announced: Francis !. voney !
Post 5l6i James l.. BDOcock Post &C. The E,iIu,y.
INK Posts have been mustered: No. Ga ut Albany |
ny fasi department Commander Stephen =. Cor
liss, Dec 81, 1889. Post Coumandcrs aud other
comrades are requested tu AT send ta Cunruds
IL. ". Clarke, Secretary Of the 1s5th n Y Veteran |
Association, Syrncuoe, n. Y, the names aud adj |
dresses Of all members Of that regiment " HON they
may know, whether members Of the q 4 II or not |
said regiment
Tic following Posts have elected officers;
. = 9 N"ycs, ~. ilhcottville: Com II. T. Bales; |
,. '. G., G. r. BnOn; j. V. C., John McInery |
Chap, l.. ID. Bryant Surg w Warmth; Adi't r. |
H. Aldrioh, q. ID, A. Mabcr; O o. w ii Davis,
: NJ, J. NJ. Hull; q NJ. Alex. Bird: q. NJ s.. II. e.
Walter H. Benedict, 100, Plattsburg. Com. David
r. Dobie >, V. g.. George Il. Nichols. j. v O.,
Isfe ma ~ nlos"n hdlt Ornhido Ransdcl; o.
y John V. iowcs; o. g., Joseph Baker; q. NJ,
Moses Bourbon: Surg, T. NJ Lyon: Chan John
y Brown; s. Nj. Charles Babal; q NJ. j., David
Gemmel.
Dawson. 4eI, Spencer: Com, Amos p. Whitney.
8 V. G, David a. Nichols; J. V. c.. Seth W Daw,
som q 81, w. A: Slubbs; Surg, Patt McRo0n;
Chap. Samuel u. Miller: o. d., Myron Knnppen.
burg; o. g., Merviu Mcrical.
Cameron, ~, Sew York Ciiy: Com. John s Phil
lpss - v u, Joseph stewart, j. V. g., j. n.
Cleary q NJ. Aug. T. Mafgrof; Surg, Chhrles L.
Locke; AdI't, Morton L. Kellogg
j. ;. stone. 3D. SaTnHac: Com. j. H. Signer.
V. O., w. w. Christian j. v. C., Matt Arnold:
Chap -. Wilkinson; q. NJ, s. W Parsons. o ID
W; a. Smith; o. O., j. II. Brssett; Surg, q. w
Collins. "
A. n Baldwin. 2es Hunter: Com, John @. Kel.
Ter; s. V. @, Henry benjamin; J. V. c. Edward
Decker; q. NJ Jacob stotz; Surg. John Gcmmci:
Chap, Ebert II. Parsons o. D. benjamin. gouth
wick .. O., Albert Strobe Adjt L. ". Fisher.
OHIO
John Dunn Post, ca. Apple Creek, has passed
resolutions indoring The per diem seryce pension
bill
Burkholder Post. ll5 Yellow Springs Inns MISSED
resolutions indorsing the per diem service pension
bin
The following Posts have elected officers,
j. 9. Boaiwick, 400. Mt Sterling; Com John r.
James a. Baker; q. NJ, j. H. Bnin Chap. john
W. lngfimi Adjt ID. Is. Saint; o. d., D. Il. Bin
Richard Allen, G5, sIyrIa: Com, II. T. Chnpuon.
:. V. C., A. j.. Parsons; j. V. g.. g. Is Spring: Adm
Charles Chandler IT,. q, NJ. II. NJ. BillIugs; Chap
u. IL. Hogghton; o. D., Calvin Ensign: o. g.,
Charles L.. Wilson; Surg. J. l.. BuTreli; s. NJ Al
4. Elder q. 81. 8. james Iedfcrn
Chas Il. ahies, 4j2, HHrmar: Com, George L.
Payne >. V. o. Henry Bhcher; j. " o. scion
q M. Samuel II. Putnam; Surg Wm
Colder Chap, George w. Cecil; o. D., james d.
judd o. O., Frederick BodmAr
II. q. Blake, 100. Medina: Com. O. H. Mcdowell.
2 II. ManVilIci q NJ, A. H. German; surg. IE a.
Hard Chap Is. j. Hodiey; o. d.. W H. Hickey: |
.. g., q. = iabcock, 5. NJ, q. ii. KmbalI; q. NJ
s., o. ID. Chaplin.
Rielssecker 400. Canal Dover: Com, W. II. Ken.
ingefi S.V O.. M +. Aut; J. V. g., p. II. Lnhm;
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