The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-01-08

Frank Jcfery; Musician. Clarence Green; G Of
o., Olive Davenport; c. g., Frank Miller L. o.
Oscar EyersOn.
A. L. Wood, stureis-Capt. W. T. Flowers; First
Lieut.. G. n, SCHNEIDER; Second Lieut., :. ID Flow
ers Camp Council C. l.. Jordan n, O. Cooper,
George w. Flowers
Lookout, Akrou-Capt., Aonzo II. wooamau;
First Lieut., Alvin Il. Rothermcl; Second Lieut.,
J, d. Graham; Camp Council Lcvan Rothermel,
James u. Mathews Aaron A. Smith.
n. J. Frink Marshall-Capt. Elijah Buck; First
Lieut., MyTon W. Towscnd; Second Lieut. Daniel
Henry Reed
Mcpherson, Berricn SprnEs-Capt, l.. Dester;
First Lieut.. J. Diley; Second Lieut., heaner
Elliott; Camp Council, Willard Patterson, VI. l.,
Mollam, @. n. Murdoch, ir.
Alger, OwO-so-Capt-, y. q. Boise; First Lieut.,
John Finch; Second Lieut., VIII Friescke; Camp
Council, NJ. Fortress, Milo Boti, Mr. sehenek
II. {. Wells INLAY City-Capt, viii keyworth;
First Lieut.. Thomas Seaberry; Second Lieut.,
lleher Fisher; Camp Council H. w. kcndrick, G.
Seabeuy William lIlackmore,
Fremont, 27-Capt., Albert Burns; First Lieut.,
Geo. l., Preston; Second Lieut., Edwin Bierce;
First Serg'L Charley Curtiee; q. NJ :, James
Pointer; :. &c, Charley HOPKINS; Chap, Burton
Mills. &. Of g.. A. q. Crommel; e. G., john Odell;
H. C., Joseph Baillargcon; Principal Musician. a.
Schoonovcr; q. =. Benz. Bierce; Camp Council
Burton Mills, Charley Hopkins, James Pointer.
NEW YORK,
The Sons of this Division are much excited
over the order relative 90 the suspension Of
Col. George Arlington for the disobedencc of an
order from Headquarters authorizing an inspection
which order di-obeyed by Col Addington,
Lieut. John q. Agar, Adjutaul, aud Lieut.. A. b.
hternan, Quariennaster of ihe Division. The IN
specllon referred % was acuaicd 10y reports 81 nn
apparently reliable mature reaching the chief OH
Ger that the officers Of the Division not acting
exactly in Keeping with the spirit oi the Order
Officers Of the following Camp are:
Geo. q. Strong, G9-Capt., Frank :. Curtis; First
Lieut., MN. II, II. jay; Second Lieut., Alexander
Nesilabe; Camp Council, r. T. Gee, A. A. Emcr-
SON. y. 7. Cough. The meetings of the Camp, TO
which all members Of the Grand Army and sons Of
Veterans are welcome, are held on the second aud
aud fourth Fridays OF each month. excepting July
aud August nj National Hall, Warner Institute
Brooklyn.
OHIO.
Hon. Robert r. lincoln recently presented
handsome portrait Of himself 10 Robert Lincoln
Camp, Of WilEus.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Baker Camp, 277, Philadelphia have made
Engagements for giving benefit at the Grand Opera
House during the week OF Jan 70 10 81, inclusive.
! Pcnnsyivauia Reserve Camp, Z. the Ladies' AuNiii-
/ airy Corps Of both Post and Camp, with their
friends, are earnestly invited TO be present. Com.
rades are requested 10 appear In full GAR. unit
/ form.
! : Mathews: The public Installation and Camp
\ fire Of Anna NJ. Ross Camp l. Philadelphia, was
held on Friday evening, Jan Past Capt James
IawHey, A. D. C., assisted 10y Capt. Stokes and
First Lieut.. Hiram Foster, Of Camp 7. ia the pres
cncc OF the Ladies Aid of Anna NJ. Ross Camp, ].
Installed tic following officers Capt, H. T. O-tran-
/ der; flrsl Lieut.. George Wcaber; second Lieut.,
/ Frank Mccarthy; Camp Council, Bros. Charles j.
Miller, George Major, George u. IIardcastle. The
/ following stan were also installed by Past Capt.
! Tawney: Chap. :. n. Hill; First Scrg't, NJ. T.
] NcigncT; q. NJ. Serg't. l.. r. Drake; Color Serg't,
Jas louchicr; Scrgt Of Guard, q. J. Kraton; Prin-
] cpal Musician :. Mathews; Corpl Of Guaad, Nm.
4 Major Camp Guard. II. Gladney; Picket Guard,
! Geo, keaton. Capt. james Anderson, 81 Campo
] Guard gave fancy exhibition drill, which WIS
/ greatly applarded. Past Capt. Tawney made quite
4 "A lengthy address, and gave history Of Aid ID.
| TIRE first Ladies Aid ia Philadelphia connected
! with the Division. Capt. Stokes made n few APP
! prupriaie remarks, Past President Mrs. Mes made
address in regard 10 the prosperity md strength
4 ~ The aid 81 Camp Past Col q, J. Miller and
i Past Capt. Frank Richardson, after being called
! upon responded. Aiicr singing by Bros. Kyle.
Camp :. and Jas. Woois0u, Camp l. aud the Ladies'
/ AID, the CamI fire adjourned.
Andrew q, Curtin. 100 Phu'uixyille-Cap :. II.
/ Gilbert: First Lieut., john A. Williams: second
/ Lieut., William Armstrong; Camp Council, James
/ iaWlcr, -. j. Moore aud John 4. Williams The
4 installation ceremonies were followed 10y enter
thinning program Of songs rCciiaiious aud speeches
THIS Camps not two years old, but il i already
climbing last toward "a foremost place ia tile Order.
I The officers oi The following Camps are:
] q. 4. islcheidIlleT, Brownsville: / ann pleased TO
I sec thai you hand and heart la sympathy with
the Sons Of Veterans. ard that you request letters
from the Camps throughout the United States
Acting Ga the impulse Of the invitation will en-
deavyr to give "a brief sketch of Capt. g. Il. Brock
! way Camp 20. located In this town. On the
evening 81 the 3oh day of April last, the Camp
mustered with = recruits ailern half dozen similar
attempts had failed. Lhe boys elected good
Captain, who iu turn appointed good staff, and
\ ali served faithfully during their term. Recently
new 0filrrfH were clccied ana were Installed Jan.
/ 7. Credit must be given the retiring commanding
officer aud his entire staff for prompt attention 10
duties % tho Office and regular attendance Of the
same Their devotion 10 the woTl. was the means
! Of making prosperous Camp. And we sincerely
hope the Captain and o1icers-elcct for ensuing
year may also deserve such credit. Oiccrs ioT 81
Capt, u. w. IIagenbuch First Lieut.. Jacob
Stiner; Second Lcut.. Daniel Sinner; Chap, T.. w.
Tuiub: Fir-t Scrgt, G.. A. Richcldiner: q. VI. =,
/ T. u. Kase; :. 81 g.. 7. q. Fisher; &. Of O. G. w.
\ McCaslin; G. Serg't. Frank Dawson; l.. NJ, w. X.
/ Swcutzei; O. O., Jcrd. Williams; 4. g., NJ. T.
Shoemaker; Camp Council, 4. &. Fisher, II. G.
i HartcT. q. w. McCaslin.
/ RHODE ISLAND.
The fourth annual Encampment Of tho Rhode
Island division will be held la WoOnsoczct Feb. B.
\ VERMONT.
Officers 81 The following Camp are
1 &. l.. Taylor, 52-Cap., Archie II. Watrous First
] Lieut., Flank Mayo Second Lieut., Alvin Waters;
Chap, Berthe Bushee; First Serg't VIII J. Love
/ land, q. NJ, Lester Clark; ). Of g., Charles G.
1 Taylor; g. Of O.. Frank A. slavery; e. h. Henry
+ Wade; u. NJ, Myron Teh; g. G., John Black l..
/ O., Peter IL. hiueit; Camp Council Charles q.
1 Taylor, Alvin Waters. John Black.