The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-01-15

Officers Of the following Camp are:
* g. Allen, %, lRbadie-Capt, ChRs. w. Walters
First Lieut., I'D. w. Berihod; Second Lieut.. VIII
Berthold Camp Council Fred. Essen, H'y Kierspe,
Emil Hardt Chap, H. Hnrdt; @ M.-Serg't, Philip
81 Onge; First Serg't, Rob. WenRler; Sergt Of
/ Guard Robt II Allen: Color Sers't Hugo Essen;
| Principal Musician, Will Filter; Corp1 OF Guard,
! Fred. Boquet; Camp Guard Phil S. HuTtubise;
! Picket Guard, John Walter.
NEBRASKA.
q. w. Sherwood. Ulysses; The Sons have
thriving Camp al this place, with an energetic set
! OF officers aud council. The play " The Confed-
crate spy" was enacted short time since and
melted about So Young America did herself
proud In rendering the play.
NEW JERSEY.
Orders No. 4, issued nj Atlantic City by COM
mand OF George III. Perkins, COlOnel-tieOrge H.
Bailey, AdJutant-oontain the following Of general
/ interest:
II. The Colonel commanding has mustered the
following named Camps since the issuance OF the
! last order: Euphemia b. Grubb Camp, 30, Capt
/ il IL. Bisbing, Camden, aud Col. Hugh b. Reed
/ Camp 40, Capt George ID. Totten, Somerville. The
/ organization OF Camp 30 is due to the labOrs Of
/ Lieut. Jas w. Rodeuhough, Special Aid, and u is
expected that some Of the officers assigned to duty
Ia the several Counties will endeavor 10 attain the
same result. The Ninth Annual Encampment Of
this Division wall be held IN Trenton, n J., Thurs
! day, Feb. - 1891. Details viii be announced in
the next order. The FIRST Second. and Third Bat
taions have organized aud elected officers, whose
names viii be announced ia the next order The
commanding officers Of the Battallons will for
ward "A complete roster Of the officers elected The
Colonel commanding has not been able TO call a
meeting Of the Fourth Battalion, but expects 20
have a meeting this month. Camp 80 is hereby
assigned 10 the Fourth Battalion, and Camp 40 10
] the Third Battalion,
NEW YORK.
Johnston Post, Of Woloctt, is in the swim-a full
Walton Camp, s, Of Schenectady, has changed it's
| name 20 William u. Sherman Camp. ID IL 10 this
Camp that our earnest worker and special Aid, IL.
/ ID oxford, who sails under the cognomen Of
Sockery Standardization, belongs.
The Division never was IN better condition than
! at present. Under the guiding hand OF Col. Adj
4 dlnEion OF Albany, il must prosper.
/ il. NJ. Ford, Oi syracuse, Chief Mastering Officer
Il OF the New York Division, is hustler, and has
filled the position OF Captain OF Merriam Camp, ST.
/ very acceptaby during the past year.
Gettyshurg Camp, "a, Of Gluversyille, will here
ailer be known As Lookout Camp. Brother II. 4.
Chiefs staff also special Aid for this Division aud
the editor OF the Son paper devoted 10 the Sons Of
Veterans, j. Captain OF The above-named Camp.
A. :. Williams Camp, JOB, of New York City was
/ mustered Dee p 10y Thomas W. McllniEht, Judge
Advocate Of The Division, assisted by members Of
Reno Camp, lN2
Col George Addington who was suspended by
/ the Commander-in-C Chief, said recently that he
does not know any one OF the charges for which
he was suspended The first iniimation he re-
ceived Of any trouble was when the General Order
commanding uu inspection Of his Department was
presented. lie tclegraphed TO Judge Advocate
Thomas NJ. knight in New York City, asking his
advice. knight tclegrAihcd back that unless the
Inspector n New York State member 10 was
against lie Constitutioa,aud should not be obeyed.
The order was not obeyed, hence the suspension.
The officers OF The following Camps are:
Campo LncOna-Capt VIM. West; First Lieut.,
]. G. Austen; Second Lieut., ID. }. Hollis; First
Chap, i. Il. Lum; s. Of g.. NJ :. Ferguson; C. Of
q, =. r Mestcoit 9. O.. Hosea Newton Principal
Weaver, J. y. Westcott.
OHIO.
rousinR meeting was held the other night by
Akron Camp =, OF Akron. the installation cere-
monies being the order Of the evening. delega-
lion Of ~ members from Wood Camp. &C, Cuyh-
hoga Falls, WAS present. After their admission 10
tie hall recess Of half Hu hour was taken during
which oolored guitar quartet was ushered into
the hall and rendered some excellent music both
instrumental and vocal, aud was presented with a
hue donation which the Sons made up. Officers
Foster; Second Lieut., Chas. Schultz; Chap, Chas.
lryini frst SerR't, W. ID. Kittuger; Second Serg'L
w klborni C. s, a. C. Greer; ). &c. h. Bailey
&. Of O., sam Liudeyi G. G., J.. y Dutt; i. o.,
stanton w. Brown; Musician, r., V. Barnes
Olhcers 81 The following Camp are;
Barton, lba-Capt, 9. X, Palmer; First Lieut.,
=. >. Mathenyi First Serg't, G. II. Cunningham;
q. NJ. s., A. W. Morris; s. Of O., II. NJ Proctor; q.
=, J. N. stanton; Principal Musician, J. ". Proc
Tor {. OF g.. II. j. Evans; C. g., ]. 4. GTGhami
j. g., :. Z. Pierce Camp Council, ID. o. Tb0mp-
son, j. B. Mars, c. a. Palmer.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Andrew @. Curtin Camp 100 OF Phoenixviie
held n public installation and entertainments on
Thursday evening, Jan. J. in Post a. room. Serg't
Mai. Fred Row, Of Reading, the Installing
Officer, assisted by Past Capt. Lassg Of Pottstown
Acting Sergeant Of The Guard. The following are
The officers: Capt - III. Gilbert First Lieut.. Jno.
A. Williams; second Lieut.. William Armstrong;
Camp Council, James LOwler, ID. D. Moore, John
Williams. Capt. :. III. Gilbert announced his staff,
As follows: Chap, Frank Matson; First SerR't
Vim. sturges; q. NJ s., John ~. Desher; s 81 g.,
Edgar Kuriz; c. =, Jas. L0wler; Chief Musician
Elmer n Specie; q. Of O., Thos. J.. Brown; C. c.
James OrneT; - G.. Michael g. Homer Tea Tie
entertainment that followed the following program
was carried OUT Addresses by Scrg't Mai. Row and
Ihsl capt l.aSSlgi music ON the accordion, by
Elmer H. sperce; reading by Mrs. Ullman Of the
N.R.Ci reading by J. w. Kuriz. Of Post 40 recita-
ton by :. ~. Gilbert music on accordion, 10y
lowed by ihe closing song, America" after which
the Camp adjourned.
Officers Of tie following Camp are:
speer Orr, a. Johnstown-Capt.. John Scanon
FlrHt Lieut.. J. W. Iiiicmnn; Second Lieut. George
Wise Chap WIN. Wissinger; First serR't. J. w.
Title q. NJ. -, w, III. Moore = O., Stephen
Lossoei q -, David Wise; Principal Musician,
john y. Hoffman; C. Of O., VIM Beuler: A. c.
Harry ShomO. Spcer Orr Camp il one Of the
largest Ia the Division, aud IL la n nouri-biug con-
diton. Past Capt. Chas j.. Chappc was at the
Installation. by Brother w. II. Gordon. IN behalf Of
the Camp, presented with very beautiful emblem
81 Tie Order, Ia the shape u gold badge 10 show
their esteem for him IA a Captain.
RHODE ISLAND.
Gen u. = Grant Camp % was mustered AT East
Greenwich by Col T A. Barton. Ia was assisted
10y AdJt Dana, Capt. Hawkes. and other officers 81
the Division Tie party went by rail- returning 10
Providence at midnight iu a large barge sleigh.
The b9ys had good time the way home. The
new Camp b. oiIccred by the following brothers:
Capt, Byron u. Hooper First Lieut., Harry K.
smith Second Lieut., John =. HEpton.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
Officers OF the following Camp are:
NJ q. FarneiI, 2 Pieue-Capt., g. W. BrOokins;
First Lieut., r. Wheeler; second Lieut., h A
Calhoun; Camp Council, q. n. Martin, .. J.. Nell
son, Justin Sprague.
WISCONSIN.
Officers Of the following Camp are;
Sylvester CO.well, CO, Cascade-Capt. Henry J.
lsuoheni First Lieut., Charles GroOms; Second
Lieut., VIM a: Bradley; Chap, Frank A. Mellen /;
1 FIRST sergt WIN. >. Keyes; q. M, Charles A.
Buchcn :. Of g.. y. }. Keyes C. az c. Andrew
| Croghan; Z. s., Wan. a. sharp; Principal Mu-
| sician, Ben &. Peck g. O.. Roy Abers y. g.,
George Bucbeu.
Army OfaceTs Who Died Last Year.
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