Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-13

| TwENTy-FIvE wars to-morrou sinca tho
| covardIv sbootinp of President Lincoln.
| E.,,.,, 20 VI
- z. S,.n No, 20 - -, was mus
| tered at sharon, Pa-, last Ihursoay evening.
| THOMAS j. STEWART Past Department
| Commander has completely recovered from his
| recent SICK spell.
YOUNG lady daughter of Colonel John A.
| Danks is i'll with pneumonia and fears are en-
| tertalned that she Will not recover.
| "CHAPLAINn MccIr1RE of Post Al will Iec
| ture next Friday evening at the Fifth Avenue
| M. e. Church on What l Saw in the Army"
| JUDGE COLLIER will lecture on his reei.
ment, the One Hundred and Thirty-ninth, at
| Epcampmept No. /. U.yL tomorrow even.
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r., t,o NJ, 0u,aa Do CeIaad Irh;,aa Sinnars ~
Gad EaIIo,,s, LII So,ths,d. 20, ,ba ban.st
of Post ISIS library fund.
posr 15l,s Msmo-;o, D,v comm;ttee ia a,
,.:11 .S.. ~ ~
Work laying plans anu MAKING arrangements
for the observance OF Memorial Day. The
services VIII pe as usual IN tne oid Metnoolst
sA NINh anu t"en'y years n'u pHs'.u ye''eiuay
morning since lne attack on fort sumter ana
IL Will De ~ years tomorrow since major An
derson, Win ms vallant little Dand marched
out oil tne surrendered tort Win the honors OF
WAL.
THE Drummer Boy of Shiloh" was on Fri
day afternoon given at the Bijou Theater for
the benefit of the Newsboys' Home. The same
volunteer talent that presented the piece Tor
T os1 sn1, au ,uoS rsa,1ad n'lu' pio'''" ~ '' Nv
''e Gum "'' -o"Ne"
A MUSTER was a feature of Post HTS meet
ing last week. Two applications were read.
Some NJ tho oomradea ubo bava been out fo,
so,-,o,;,,o 80 sot-,.',.-. -. ,ha to,d The v,bo1a
post considers itself a recruiting committee,
il eXneCted.
CAPTAIN WINT, who is now the senior officer
at Jefferson Barracks is one of the COMPANIONS
of the I,oval Legion who viii mass through
pi.tsh,ro On b;s ,nor+o h;1.dolnhio ,o r,orro,v
IL 1aa o. panns,yG nrs mny no1mntear 5urina ybo
- was .f,ar ,vhinS M .n oda an ot9icar 3 tne
H1i. ., set S winch n9 " do n@oo "n oooi III 'n'
u,, r,,.,-,,,s, ,,. ,,s ,+ NM. +;,,a
r,a,nhar of Pos, Isn praddock and 1,tar of
Post lou TURTLE Creek died az bis brotber,s
49, -, 49, IT,. ~ - E.,d.r Drrino +ho
S mouse IN Tue GHss Gnu On rftaay, l OvnS sne
CiefeiAaI d liln y. a'Ion ION. 1s mas Ing
Lon anu pelongeu 70 pos. suere. as one siuie y;
ne was promIhent IN 0rano Army clcieS III
FitsDurg.
The Naval Post No 400, is the most success
full post composed exclusively of naval veterans
in the country. 1t has a magnificent hall and
is well manned at all points. Its muster room
is arranged Ike the deck OF snip. with lts
I Sinnacles, pens steertng apparatus guaIsesr
9eoA Gnu = otneL apPoin'inen'o. ~ 10 H"nu'oi!
iufhisneo bnrouenou@
Posr passed a series of resolutions last
Monday evening indorsino hill 1000 known as
.t, ho,,os+ood hiI1 r.o,n.,i,o. 90 Coooro.s-
sue Do.L .a oI, , - ..due ~ s !. So ~. us ,.,1
@ men 70 10 al tney Gdn W nafo ~ pecoinS . law.
was comnosed of Comrades ID. ii Williams
Chairman; John S. Lambie, E. H. Brady. Daniel
McWilllams, ID. b. LEMON, Charles +. Nc
Aehha anu hon' inoniA0 NJ oayne'
CoMRADE b. ID. BENGoUGH Will be In Phil
del nn nf q
meeting of the committee appointed by the
Department Commander to prepa-e and present
to PAST Department Commander Thomas ].
Stewart a suitable memorial in appreciation of
his love and work in tine q. A. K The meet
inc will he in .Judpe Adyocate a. Harry Davis
office.
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DEPARTMENT CoMMANDEh OENNisToN
will attend the 10Th anniversary of the LOYAL