The National tribune., 1890-12-18

9. NJ, Chen symonds; o. D., olas. A. North;
J. III Chapman IT, 50, BeverIy-Com VIM r..
Early :. v. 9, J w. Mcknight J. V. c., j. III.
Kendall q. M. elias 1T. Miiler Surg, Geo A..
Pickett Chap, J. Foster, dr.; O. d., Warren Shaw
O. O., g. w. Mitchell.
Gen. syyanus Thayer, e, South Braintree-
J. v. G., D. A. Fisher; q. NJ NJ A. Perkins; Surg,
J. A. Dyer; Chap, H. q. Whitman; o. d., W. l..
Gage q. c., Scion David.
1oilingwood 70. Plymouth-Com.. y. C. Brown
~ G., A. J. Bartlett J v. @, A. r. Holmes q. NJ.
~ 7. Burgess; q. d., W. r. Fmncy; o. O., A. NJ
bancroft; Surg, >. L. Holiness Chap, w. b. STAN
John A. Andrew. Is, Boston-Com.. Henry
Walker = " C., Charles W. Bartlett; J. v. G.,
g. u Walker; q. NJ, A. 7. Fitzmeyer; Surg, Chas
A. Bnrnhnmi Chap, Eugene Chaplin; q. d., T., L.
Irehlel o. O., Nm. II, llodcy.
Edwin Humphrey, llmEham-Com. Thomas
Weston; =. V. C., Lyman b. Wilton; !. v. C.,
Henry Jones; Surg Henry T. Spauidng: Chap
VIM. ii. Searles; q. ID, Edwin Herscy o. g.,
Arthur Bcali @. H., Nm. Jones; c. b., Andrew
Burbank 80, wobum-Com.. John r. Iarllin;
:. V. G., James II. Hnowlton; }. v C., George III.
Rogers; Surg Joseph H. Johnson, Chap. Chas.
A. Mollonaldi g. NJ Albert r. Barrett; .. d.,
James Mcdonald q. O.. jeremiah Bowler.
Jamcs u. Sargent 1870, Salem 'om., J. T. Green
wood ;. v G. Elmer J.. Nidetio; !. v. C., Joel i.
Bullard q. NJ. Justus G. Hitchcock; Surg, Addi-
son Pickering; Chap, George N. Greenwood; o.
d., Henry purdy; o. c., Charles Burr
g
= v g. ohArles J.. Horne ~ y. g, Prank i'm Cur
It's q. NJ. A. W. Gardner; Surg, a. y. Haowell;
o. ID, Warren Dunbar; q. O.. W. J. Young.
Robert a. Bell 1884, Boston-Con. Joseph IT.
smith: :. v. c.. George Warren sharper J. V. C.,
John w. Harvey; q. NJ. Thomas II. Young; Chap,
Henry &. Cornish; Surg. Emanuel Walker o. d.,
J. :. Brown; q. c., J. !. H. Snow.
VIM. u. Bartlett. B. Tuunton-Com., James A.
Ilnkhnm; >. v. C., AiUmou Pratt; J. Y, C., Henry
n. llopiinsi surg Nm bradshaw; Chap., Nm.
fark O. d. loabod A. Isilsoni o. O. iumply
samuel H. Woods, 10, Balre-Com., A. r. Mott
- v G. George Stelson; J. V. G, James Carutth
Gearge Wilson; o. C., }. > Bruce q. NJ, Warren
Bacon.
MICHIGAN
The new hall Of Quaokenbush Post, at Owosso,
was dedicated recently with much cclat. Conn
muuder Wiley opened the exercises. aud an enter
presented.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
As thorough inspection Of all Posts in this De
parimcnt was made last Spring, only the three new
fo-is organized during thC year viii Ice inspected
tins mouth. There never was a better feeling ex-
listing among the comrades Commander Cagswcll
has devoted much time la work for the Order
sulilug IA good increase Of members. The sol
dlets Home al Elton WIS dedicated ou the Sd Of
this month. Col. Daniel Hail, OF Dover Secretary
OF tho Board Of Directors, gave interesting
count of the conception and completion Of The
Home turning over the same 20 GOV. GOOdalc. who,
In behnif OF the State, asked Department Com
maudor CoEswell To dedicate the building la accord
huce WITH thc O. a r. service. The Commander.
sisted by Junior Vice Commander Husc, Chaplain
EWcrs, Asst Adit-Gen. Lane, GOmradc Matt
Shaclloru, aud guard ~ sailors ANA soldiers de-
tailed from Post O. performed the service ia very
pleasing manner. Hon. Hiram Tuttle. cxGov.
Smylh; Mrs. Duuic Hall, Department. President
NR.Ci tougrcssmau-e.cot ~. T. Daniels, and Col.
NOyes Oi Nashua. were called upon aud respond
ed with appropriate remarks. bOuutful cola
ton WAS served 10 al present. This Home D. one
Of the best IN The country very pleasantly located
al irhfl fUrr Ia fH rHf lE4FfF fHF-
tnnce in all directions. IL will accommodate about
% inmates. A farm Of 80 acres H. connected with
The establishment, generous gift from Hon Chus.
lltOn.
NEW YORK.
More Posts arc following the example Of Lafay-
cite Post and have discarded the old uniform Of
brass buttons aud cavalry hats. Among the Posts
which have adopted tbp ueutcr dress in whole OF
part, aud whose general Appearance b. proportion
niely improved, are j.. u. Morgan, Phil kcaruy
and Reno.
Charles 81 Freeman, Of Corning. Is generally re-
gardet az the choice Of large majority Of the
Grand Army ia the Slate for Department Com
mnhdcT GARRISON 3 successor. A great many COM
rAdcs throughout The Department were anxious to
continue tCl ClurksuH's excellent administration
another year, but lac refused 10 listen o. such
proposition. A. thc case now stHHds, Cnmrade
Corning Will have 40 opposition when the In
caupneh tHiSCs place la February.
What y termed Ru Associate Honorary Member
ship hHs been orgaUized lu LIoYTd Post. Of Brook
lgu. This grade WAS inaugurHtcd by L., s. Grant
Post, 81, several years ago, and hus been SUCCESS
Many leading citizens 81 New York have become
Associate Honorary Members A. iiicard Post, and
several other leading Posts Of New York are pre-
paring 10 adopt the grade. such membership
simply entities the persons holding ID TO uHtticipa-
ton iu all the social affairs 81 their Post, bat their
privileges do not extend 10 the official doings Of
their comrades
PhisKcnrny Post s. New York, will dedicate its
new quarters ian, !. THE is one 81 the oldest
Posts 900 The department, aud lu the past las been
rather conservative but is now coming 10 the front
gHllmHly.
Amsterdam Post, Amsterdam. was recently mus.
tered m the hall 81 Post j.. +. Young. Julius W.
kInDaI, ~ that Post acting aF Mastering Officer
The officers are: Com, john r. Maxwell :. Y. C.
AbTam NHuDeubergi J v. G., w. :. Wood;
hdit R. T. Gordon; q. d., d. }. Powcrs; Chap.
Reuben Qui.hot .. d., Alexander Sinclair o. O.,
Al0Hz0 SlOcum.
Oniccrs Of The following Post are:
j.. ". Wheeler, -, Saratoga ~pIings-Com.. IT.
D. Onnsbce; : v. a., D. d. Fuller; u y. O. James
Keycs; q. ~. u. NJ Jouc-: surg. Edwin Ham;
Cimpr II. }. Lee .. d., " D. Halls o. c., }. 5.
OHIO
The Department Encampmeut meets at stcuben-
willie iu April neat
Officers al tl.c following Posts are:
Noble, fgl, CaidWeil-Com. Jamcs " Daizell.
$. v. O., Thomas u. Norri-i J. " g., Arthur "
RHceyi SURG u. G. BOwneys Chap, Samuel g.
Rock o, d., WIN. a, Norris .. o., jonathan
Hazlcu, 81. zanesyIIlc-Com.. T. r. Wiley: s.
V a., Ernest scott }, y. a.. q. D. Swaziland
surg. James Brennan Chap ~. i Watson -.
~. Joseph ~ Purcell -. a.. 81 a. Dryol
Zeuo 81. scott l1g Moscow um. g. - RaIr-
don r n. g.. Frederick Airruauu. =. ". o. Isaac
Frazier "a d. lhUHas N,.rr surg. J. O. Case
Chap Wm Wade o. D.. Julius shelly; q. o..
Joseph PnRle.
PENNSYLVANIA
Tie Naval Post 3pl PHILADELPHIA have rloscH
bazaar THAI proved 10 bg D grand suceess fIuau-
CulIss boz enjoyment aud Reunion ct friends
aud sllpuates. and iu the many baautfui gifts
which were presented and ru.d .l rsmHutrH-
tive prices. Ihs cuuifadtF ucrr L0u8Frd bp
f".aa ana I'd q H..s I'D .
Hurr tIr AnAIF might NhEt l.tu q failure Tie
music was uut ~ tfr special Features iuttF-eF-inr
tiIr Intervals ~ saIE. D1rlft -aIur 81 iururadr
AZ Hrrll aUa slu fFFfe lr1dIH feature Hrias from
filr OIHrrus Hy Misses Allen. Hud comic songs bv
tufrfa1r luuuHt hay afrU IlrarIy appreciated
uH ilU visitors. The CaIlTaIrs aIr tHifcly satis-
Lld UItl. tHr result of fiItlI venture.
TIE Fair ~ Gen. g.. Grant Iazt d PhIadel-
FlH. iu Hid ~ ihr mes i'1-l building uTs opened
Goa Monday evening. iIec ;. ard continued uuti
tnr 1880 Inst Do addition GO tlIt money 10 Je raised