The National tribune., 1890-01-09

Williams. %, watsel1a; Com, r. w. Calkins; q.
V. c., w. n. Hathaway; J. V. c., e. II. Curing
ton: @. NJ. b. +. Price; Surg. ID. J.. Jewetti o.
D.. Frank Brandenburg; o. c. Viral s. Aye.
Post 45l, Harrisburg: Com, J. NJ. Baker; s. v.
C., w. i. Scott; j. " g., William @ Brien; Surg,
Thomas Hayes Chap, w. s. Blackman; @. NJ,
\. b. Hodsdoni o. d., c. c. Wigus; o. e., j. A.
Post 2I5. Harvard: Com. John Marshall; s.v. c.,
James H. Scott; J. V. c., William II. Ballard
! Surg, Frank Hogan; Chap. ]. l.. Anderson; q
NJ, Joseph La Bree; o d., : \. Butts; Q. g., Hi
Hurlbui. I6i, Bclvidere: Com, A. c. Fassett; g.
4 V. C., W. NJ Haines; J. V. G.. G.. II. Hop>ins
! Surg Fred Ninin; Chap, r. T.. osgood; Q. d.,
George A. Robinson; o. O., Richard lIambridgc.
! Post 326. Atlanta: Com james A. l.adcw >. V.
C., John w Spindler; J. V. C., Joseph Summers !;
! Surg. John LumbeclS; Chap, John A. WilSel; @
| NJ John II. Nicholson; q. D., John j.. Robinson
| o. g.. Henry Nicodemus.
Post 81, kirllwood: Com. Charles +. Blaolsbu
= V. C.. \. Edwards; J. Y. G.. +. IL; Hicks
Surg A. j. Nelson; Chap, Rev Wm. Z. Weekly :;
@, NJ, G. A. Carmichael o. D., William IL Hart
well; q. G.. A. ii. Silslic.
Post 52l. Pullman: Com, George II Peterman;
S.N C.. William II. Switzer; J. " G., George A.
| Harrington; Surg, 4. G. Rankin; Chap, Calvin
/ q. C., John W. Davis.
Post ls6 Gilman: Com, James Dunderdeie;
/ : V. g., J. G. Lighincr; J. V. G., Lawrence Ma
] lone; surg. James o'Hnra; Chap, 4. Crooks {;
! @ NJ, O. u. Morey; q. d., Jonathan Wright; o.
/ c.. Alfred Woodruff.
Post i57, Clinton: Com, John w. Ellis; s. " c.,
Richard Butler; J. V C., II. II. Merriam; Surg,
! David w. Edmiston: Chap, William ii. Reed; q.
NJ T. G Taylor; o. d., Thomas d. Bryant o. L.,
| Posl C. Joliet: Com. William Dugall; s. v G.,
] John {. Lang: J. V c. James Egau; Surg. :. L.
] Thompson; Chap, Reuben Atkins: q. NJ, George
! Burllcy.
| Post !, Rockford: Com, r C. Lawler; s. V. G.,
: n. Jones; J. V. g. ID. u. Redington: Surg, G..
! w. Rolr; Chap, +. 4. Irvine; q. NJ. NJ A. Nor
ton; q. D., w. A. Dauiells O. O., A. II. Thompson.
IieoSer ii3, Bellevle: Com, +. NJ. Romeiser;
" L Hold 4 lsnn
manu-; surg, ID. = Booth ST.. Chap, Rev. c. L.
/ Phillips; q. H. VI. Hartnngel; o. D., J. c. Thomas
1 o. G., Geo. Blum.
TNDIANA.-
General Orders, No. 10, issued ut indianapolis
Dec. 20, by command of Chas ~ Travis Dept
Conn.,. y. Walker, A.A.-G.-contain the follow
/ ing:
The 10Th annual Encampmcnt OF this Department
VIII be held Ia IOmlinson Hall, in the City OF
indianapolis on the 18th and 18th days Of March,
/ 1890. Railroad aud hotel rates will Toe announced
! IN future Orders. The Department Commander
I lakes great pleasure ~ announcing that Com
mander-in-Chef Russell A. Algcr aud Senior Vice
CommaHder-in-C Chief \. g. Weissert have siEnihcd
their iUtcition TO he present at the Encampmcnt.
aud viii attend the Campfire the evening of
March II. Post ChaplHins have duties that should
not be overlooked. Reports of Memorial Day
services should he sent 10 Department Chaplain
Chas w Lee, indianapolis; also, report TO the
Assistant Adiutant General OF deaths Of members
with statement OF rank. company. regiment, date
OF death and service ia the G. a. r.. that the Me
nlorial page ui Encampmcut proceedings may con-
tain a complete record OF deceased comrades The
season Of the year for Camp fires open meetings.
ana social gatherings Of the comrades Is at hand
season calculated 10 stir up enthusiasm aud create
an interest IN the Order. 1t is the time TO recruit
md urge upon all comrades the duty OF bringing
every old soldier within the ranks OF the GAR.
Posts are once more asked make a special effort
10 restore 10 full membership tie deserving com
/ radcs who, through sickness other untoward
circumstances have been placed on the suspended
list. la few instances Post officers have reported
! comrades suspended and in some instances have
hem
This D. not permissible. Comrades can bc neither
suspended nor dropped without a vote OF the Post
! and such action must bc of record on The books
see chapter Y, Article ~, Sections aud T. revised
Rules and Regulations. Incoming Post Com
manders are urged 10 appoint committees of dis
] Greet comrades 10 all delinquent members and
cndeayor TO secure their return To the Post Should
any suspended or dropped members he unable to
pay Their dues the same should be RENTED, as
comrades should not bc deprived OF the privileges
81 otlr Order because they poor. The Office of
4 Assistant Quartcrtnastcr- General has been re-
moved 10 No. 81 East Market street, Indianapolis.
ElwoOd HUI Post. No. 372. Carthage. Inns adopt
/ ed the following resolutions:
EcsJiTed, That, ia view OF the events Of the last
days IN the demonstrations in honor Of JEFF Davis
the arch traitor who responsible for the death
/ Of the Nations uobiest sons think IL bchoovcs
te loyal people Of the Nation 10 enter their protest
4 in unmeaSuTcd terms
| ResolUod That we Ilie members Of Elwood IIilI
Post, deEonnce the display ofihe rebel Gag over the
remains OF tie arcirnitor at his funeral cacu-
I lated 10 honor treason ard dislouoT loyalty.
VIM. IcGiunis Post, No. i6, Roanoke, has had the
misfortune lose ali Is records by a fire which dc.
stroy ed the hall where the Post met.
The following Posts have elected officers for 1890:
n O. kise. 81, Darlington: Com, !. A. Marshall:
5. Y. c. =. III. Russell; J. V. G., Nelson Durham
Ada, sam :. Martin; Treas, J. ". H0lingsw oTth;
Chap, Wm. Decker; Surg, J. A. Bergman.
bennington, Is, Remington: Com, J. II. Altman:
:. Y. C., Henry miller; ". g. Levi Hawkins;
Surg II. LaudOm; o. D., &. +. Hopkins: q NJ, L.
/ y. NondcTsnith. Chap, II. II. Walker; O. o.
/ Theodore ShrctZ.
J. Il. Mason. lGs. Kniqh,siown: Com, Henry NJ.
. = II 4
Iiawhee; q. n. Frank Dewey; Surg. DR.. McCiav-
ran; Chap. White HcAion; o. d., shcp Bowman;
o. G., Austin NJ. Edwards.
IOWA.
The following Posts have elected officers for 1890:
Mays. 2gt, jefferson: Com, Geo. w. jackson; T.
V.C., ". W. Hidlebaugh: J. v G., VIM Tripiet;
Il. Campbell.
r. T. bradford. p, Tnma. Com. W. G. Malln s
v. 6. Tho-. Everett: J.y. g. 2. vs.. Carrier; q NJ
Frank Esilbaugh; Surg, J. J. Brackeu: Chap. T.
G. Beckiey o. d. l. II. Branneni o. g.. q. Dick
enscn.
! George II. Thomas. %. JefFerson: Com. NJ. +.
Hail; :. v G.. n. T. Sparks; J. V. C. l.. q. Hast
( ings; surg, W. :. scilcrmerhorn; Chap. A. H.
Mills; q 81 ). w. Huntingdon o. d., q. NJ. STAR
! ing; .. c., -. d. BeasOre
KANSAS
james A. Fisher Post No 800. Liberal Is badly
IN need II aid 10 keep ia running order. The mem
Z beers are old soldiers who came to southwest
Kansas TO lake Government land aud thereby pct
failed every year ia crops on account Of dry
weather. Nearly all Ia destitute circunslan
but few 81 them receiving pension. Now il the
members 81 Posts who may read this viii send but
a few cents II viii greatly help these old men with
4 their aimOst-thTcadbare garments. Any Post that
wishes 10 send small sum ia aid the members can
1 send u 10 o. W. Light, QuaTIcFmaster Of Post No.
] 20j Liberal Kan.
| burnside Post, No. %, Kansas City f. going 10
build splendid GAR. hall. This Post il la very
/ hOurI.iiug condition.
! James u. Mcpherson Post, No. 81, Mcpherson
has adopted resolutions heartily Endorsing tie vet
Gran destitute relief law al the Common wealth Of
Kansas, passed at the last Of is Legislature
aud ln providing for Tie maintenance out 81 "A pub c
fund, Of those comrades and their families who
have become dependent aud now need the kindly,
helping hand not only Of their comTades but OF
all alike, in sustaining them in the hour Of need
Also protesting against the issuance Of supplies by
the County oiicais u the spirit Of lauperisrn de-
mauding Tor destitute comrades and families good
aud wholesome food aud ia case Of sickness aud
desiiiution such food aud other supplies ns arc
requisite to their various needs and requirements
HacEleman Post, No. AZ, CbcrryyAe has shipped
carload Of corn 10 the suffering comrades Of Ste.
| vens County, Kan. per circular letter from De-
4 &c., -. H. D..