The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-03-27

d. r. Maker; o. G.. George B. Cunninghami s.
NJ George 4. Hall; q. NJ. s, Edward Maker.
II. II. Legee, 25 Uxbridge Com, Edward
Parker; 5; V. G., Julius a: Cummings; ). q,
q. Merrill: o. D., L. J. hin; @ n, H. whitmore;
O. C.. 4. NJ Seagrave; s NJ, Wilbur A. Wilcox;
q. NJ. =, Edwin Carter.
Justin Dmiek, l2i, East Bridgewater: Com,
George II. Dyer; $. v. C.. Herbert A. Millelt; J.
V. C., Charles l.. Jones' Surg, l.. Bartlett: Chap,
Rodney Clurchcll; @ NJ, Mmot s Curtis o. d..
Henry Bird; O. c., Henry A. Osborn Adj Galen
4. Pratt; q. NJ. s, Il. 4. Sampson; 5. NJ, H. L.
Baker.
w. W. Rock well. l25 Phtsflcld Com, Chester
b. Scudder; 8 V. c. John White: J. V. G., Charles
J.. Thompson; Surg, J. +. A. Adams; Chap, sam
lle Harrison; q. NJ. Peter Grohman; o. d., j.. l..
Alexander; O.. G., John Campbell: AdJt, A. a.
Loop; = NJ, W. &, karner; q. NJ. D, Dennis
O'Connor
Hancock. Isl. Dalton: Com. Edwin Northrop;
:. V. G, w. II. Woodwork; J. v G., :. g. Fuller;
Adit Geo W. SMITH Surg, II. A. Fuller; Chap,
]. NJ. Kline; q. NJ, &. II, Grogsheck; o. ID, Geo.
r. Hngar. o.. G., Jno Decker; 8 NJ, VIM. Fuller;
O. NJ s. Ino II. Smith; Color Bearer, :. l.. Caesar.
L.. l.. Mcrrick. iO7. Palmer: Conn, George q.
Henry: :. V. g., C. Il. Stone; j. V. O., w III. kel-
logg; Adi't CIV. Cross; O. NJ, Samuel ;. Nichols
SHrE., VIM Holbrook: Chap. III. Il. w. Clark; q.
ID, II. II. Paine; O. g., B. G. Davis; $. NJ, J. V.
Clark; q. NJ. :, VIM, kurtz.
Gen. II. &. Lee. I76, Huntington; Com. James
w. Knox; :. V. c.. A. T. Hancock J. V. g.. Jos.
Sheldon; q. ID, Leroy Warfeld; o. a., r. H. Can
non; Chap, Rev w. ]. Miller; surg, }. II. Fisk SIX
a. NJ, +. I. Higgins; Adj't, Edward i'ease; ) NJ,
MICHIGAN
Department Commander Brown has resigned rs
member of the Soldiers Home Board and u. T..
Grabill has been appointed Ia fill the vacancy
George Washington Post, No. LOG, Cross Village,
has surrendered It's charter.
MINNESOTA
The 23d annual Encampment of this Department
held at Minneapolis March Band 20, with,
perhaps the largest attendance known III the his
tory of the Department Commander in Chi CT
Alfr.r NCNe mt lac Of
Gen Geo. ". Morey showed that AT the close of lSS9
the Department had us Posts aud 9,3I6 members,
gain Of 1872 members during the year la the evening
of March l9 AN immense open Campfire was held
preceded by street parade. There were addresses
10y Gen. AgeT Archbishop Ireland aud other
prominent members OF the Grand Army. Resoiu-
lions were adopted Endorsing the Dependent Pen
sion bill Officers were elected follows: Com,
James Compton, Fergus Fall; s V. c., Charles ID.
Parker, ~. Paul; j. V. C., L. nj. Lang Worthing-
,on Medical Director, Z. ID. Miles, Glencoe; Chap,
w. T.. Stanley, Austin. Council of Administration,
Thomas Montgomery. 81 Peter; b: G Livingston
Spring Valley; L. G, Nelson, Kasson; Penny
Starkweaiher, ~. Paul. and J. Nj. ID. Graf, Farm
ington.
MISSOURI
Winfield Scott Post. No. c. Holden, has adopted
resolutions favoring the GAR Pension bill.
NEBRASKA
Post No. lG0 Table Rock has adopted resou-
tions Of respect TO the memory OF the late Samuel
Barnard.
Al a regular meeting Of AiEsworth Post No III,
Ainsworih held March IL. IL was unanimously de-
clared that the Post favored the Per Diem Pension
bill now pending before Congress- and resolutions
were passed urging the Nebraska delegation in
Congress TO use their best efforts TO procure the
passage Of said bill.
NEW YORK.
General Orders No. ], issued at Albany. March
/, by command of Floyd ClRTkson, Department
Commander-W. A. Wallace, A. A.-G.-contain the
following:
Having been elected aud installed Department
Commander At the 2i;h annual Encampmemt OF
lRspAA &aHr
25th aud 26;h of February, 1890. hereby assume
Command The following officers were elected at
Post 40, New York City; s. V. Dept, Com, Homer
y. Webb, Post OBS West Bloomfield J. V. Dept.
Com. Gardner &. Hbbard Post les. Isimira; Mcd-
cal Director, H. W. Carpenter, Post ia Oneida :;
Chaplain. Robert +. Hurley, ID, Post 23i New
York City. Council Of Administration--Tbeod
J.. Poole, Post i5i, Syracuse; Charles X. Freeman.
Post 20 Corning; Thomas Is. Odell, Post 1885, New
York City john kohler. Post SO. Utica; Martin
Short. Post s.. Brooklyn The following Delegates
and AlteTuRtes were chosen TO represent the De-
partment at the National Encampmcut 10 be held
la Boston. Mass, in August: Delegates Warner
Miller. Post 40i. lat large) Il i. Knapp. 90 NJ v,
Van Buskrk. 20; Lewis A. Jones, IA Jesse H. Fort,
Story, 80; 4. A. Bishop, 3gi; A. H. Sphere. GA
John Walter, 3l5; q. w. Dustin, }63 II, u. Wan
syke, ~; John ;. Power, 500; II. NJ. GartIan, 80;
George A. Meade. 200; William l.. DE Lacy, %;
JAS Cioslell, / T. A. NJ. Bali, Isl Geo. DoDnally,
y: Dennis Sullivan, ll3; Edward r. Dumond. -
john A Blair $40; Charles Umbrecht, O.; Z. ".
Swift. l03 III. w Bell, 800; ". w. Day. 1876; J. q.
Campbell, Az; Z. OMaley, 1873: H. T.. Smith. 253;
G. T.. Hawkins, 573; w. II. Flint $50; George +.
Hopper "a; L. l. Hunt 5l6 g Frank smith; 625 I;
Wilson 325 Jonathan Beers COG; }. IL. Hayes. 564.
Albert J. Adams, Il; g.. III. Moore, 81. Allcrnates
Willard Bulard. 3. tat large; @. i. King Sc
Cyrus Ballou. 81; John r. Thompson, 562 John
Schiling. 81 J. Sccley. 3gl; George r. baldwin,
800; J. ii. Kent. Is; William BlRnchtield. 20G
Henry Smith ri: Joseph Porter, a; William
Doody az Jacob Yakey. So: J. L. Kres- 3}Gi J. i.
Breckenridge. ~: :. A. Woicott. i75; Emil J..
Walter, ~; III. l. Ross lt5: J. u. Scarborough,
CSC: IL ID. Ellsworth, 80; Jud Griswold. 9;
A = Zimmerman, 10; \. H. Leayitt 81; G. j. Fox,
Gil; g. " Bingham. 3Gl James a. Tappap GO
Walter Eden. 49,; +. 4. Dubey, iB J. Marshall
Guion, -; Wellington Hurd, 3l5; Samuel Hardy
3j Alex. Jeffrey, 10; Isaac Jellif. 3ii; jacob
Glass, To- 9. l.. Pike. SIS; II. III. Robinson. 90
Caus a. Weaver ISL ; NJ. G. Shattuck, 500; john
Eisenan, l52; J.. A. Furney, 30; Henry T. Turner
20. The following appointments are hereby AN
uounced: A. A.-G.. William A. Wallace Post @
/ Albany; A. q. Nc Theodore Feldstein, Post -
New York City; Judge Advocate, Martin 4. Me
I Mahon Post 1893 New York City: Inspector Aires
Lyth. Post O. Buffalo; Chief Mastering Officer
James !. Ashley. Post 49, Troy Senior ABIDE
Camp, q. A. Price, Post 81, brooklyn. They vii
be Obeycd aud respected accordingly. All coipmu
nieations must be- addressed to A. A-G. w. A. Wal
4 lace Room 30 State Hail, Albany, y ", aud aticn
/ ton Is called to the Rules aud Regulations on tb'
subject Of correspondence. No communication
/ viii be acted upon unless they come through th'
proper channels and are properly Endorsed. Al
acquisitions for supplies must be made 10 the As
! sstant Quartermaster- General. Theo. Feldsteiu
/ No 2i2 Grand Street, New York City, aud NJ
! money orders, drafts and checks made payable u
I his order. No requsilion for supplies will b.
placed on file unless the necessary funds % cove
/ the bill are Enclosed with the Tequisition. Pos
/ Commanders aud QuartermEsters will make a not
| Of this paragraph for future reference.
Post No. 255 jamestown, ~ In thriving condi
/ ton. IL has 60 muskcts and two G-pound bras
cannon. beside other parapheFnaiia. The Pos
/ owns large lot Ia the city. upon which Is beinI
built magnificent hall, o0Xl20 feet ia Size at cos
| Of $1,000.
| q't,. PETE az pugafo layo deridad 10 cclet,rat
tie anniversary Of the surrender Of Gen. Lee. Apr
9, by "A parade.
John Plaskett Post. No. 4s3, Hancock. has adopt
ed resolutions fayoTing the passage by Congress
| a service pension bill.
! NORTH DAKOTA
Geo j. Foster Post. No 100, Hope has ndopte
resolution demanding the passage by Congress