The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-03-26

motcdl 81 Grass Lake; Geo. NJ. Whaley. l76
Jackson; Henry G. Reed, 2O5. Marshall; III. v.
WHgEonor, 2l5, Vanderbilt. The Division flag fund
has reached nearly sac.
4. Tl Loycioy. Iig latohfeld--Capt, Cyrus Cobb
First Lieut., James Mctsee; second Lieut. George
Milllby; lirss seTg't, ". }. Whites Second Serg &
=. A. Herring
George Root Camp. Of Alpsna has decided TO
change iis name Co d, g. Howard Canp, u perlnis-
sion can be obtained 10 do 50. Ohiccrs: Capt,
George III. Townsend; First Lieut., William X
Maiden: Second Lieut.. Moses Charboneau; First
ScrR't o. J.. Partridge; q. III. =. H. A. Nctf; Chap
j. a. Jones; :. 81 c., III. J. Johnston; G. OF e.,
William Denny; Color ScrE't, Alex. CEaIbOneau;
Council, .. j. Partridge, II. A. Nen and AloA Char
boneaG.
Marquis Chapel 10 Roclford-capt,. T. c. Scars
First Lieut., Guy l.. Paine; second Lieut., Earl =
Perry; Council, q. 4. Chapel, D.. q. Bennett and
Earl = Perry; Delegate 10 Division EHcnnlpneni
u. Z. Cowdm; Alternate, n. Gotiingi Chap. T.
q. Bennett; First SerE't. q. r. Chapel O. NJ. -,
I'll. h. Cuwdiu; =. 81 a., Walter kutts; &. =, IL j.
Davis; Prin. Musician, Mic. Goismg; q. Of O., I'D.
Downey; G. G., Wm. Loyelace; L. O., Frank
Edw. Bcnsinger, De witt-Capt, c. A. Cole; First
Lieut., J. y. Cole; Second Lieut.. H. y. Howell :
Chap J. Black; First Serg'L J. NJ Bedel: >. Of g.,
III. r. Reed C. Of c. A. Bcudlc; O. ~, j.. Brink :
9. s., A. Vail; Principal Musician, }. Bronson :
9. c., ID. Signs; y. G.. 4. Morgan; Council, H. I.
Reed VIM. Dunn, ID. Signs
NEW JERSEY.
The following appointments are announced on
the Division staff: Adit Fred Il. &. Woodward,
Trenton; ON =, Louis J. llamer, Coleman
street Trenton: surg. Eieazar r. Dioisey, Sonler-
vile; Chap. David q. Lamb, Woodbury.; lnspee-
tor, Louis =. Drake, Elizabeth Mastering ohleer,
Edward Thoohald, Newark Judge Advocate
1heo. y. Jones, Orange.
NEW YORK.
On the evening Of March %, about 100 couples
gathered al Lyric Hail. New York City, 10 enjoy
the reception Of Excelsior Camp, 81. The music
was excellent. aud the space reserved for dancing
was always filled by the Sons and their ladies.
Various GRIND Army men were present, including
~ .H..NH. 90 LII
Chief NeHzry: Commander Atkinson. 81 Mitchell
Post aud also representatives uf Reno. Earrngut,
aud Monroe Posts. The chief officers of Excelsior
Camp are: Capt, Edward A. GRutcrt; First Lieut.,
William A. Kennedy; Second Lieut., Frederick
NJ. NorCross: Chap, Clarence IT, Holmes; First
Scrg't, George T. Sternberg.
OHIO.
Order No. 3 issued at Malvern, 10y command Of
Chas. J. DeclSman, Coloucl-llarry o. Wilson,
AWutaut-couiain ile following:
w. We herewith promulgaie Circular No Of
Division Chaplain y. u. Houston. The importance
oi every member OF this Division turning ont On
Memorial Day with las Camp, ia paying their
tribute oi respect 10 the fallen heroes should be the
wlde OF every member and we appeal 20 you DO
the nune a. Loyalty so exhibit 60 members al TIC
Grand Army 81 the RepubliC-ineiT solder friends
aud citizens, that true splritbf devotion which we
emulate, and give evidence 81 the duiies-.tfeir
buTdcHs-we a. TRUE SONS ~ Veterans. are pleased
10 perform. Therefore. b. is hereby ordered iGHt
Camps attend Divine acrE-crs la body with the
GAR. Posts on Sunday, Muy a. and assist in tire
". The Camps ol ONO and especially the eastern
portion Of the state should embrace tie uppor-
tunily afforded them by being present mud parici-
putinQ in tho parade OF the 25iI annual EuCamp-
ment OF the Gutud Army Of the Republic. Depart
mcnt of Ohio gt StCubeuyille, o., on Wednesday,
April 20 1891. Nobettrr opportunity has been
offered the members ~ The order ln eastern Ohio
10 make pub ic display and such action on our
part viii greatly benefit oar cause, let prcpgra-
ton be made early. Notify these UcHdq uArtcr-,
aud also M. B. Patterson Slcubenville, the number
OF brothers you viii have present aud in line on
that occasi0n.
VI. During tie past month. special dispensstiops
have been granted ak Camps to wear Tie United
States Regulation uniform. These Camps are
making preparations 10 be at Toledo iu June, and
assist ln making oar second FlCld EucgupuIeH a
grand success May Others follow their xafnple.
XII. The following schedule 81 prizes viii he
awarded at tie uiuth annue Encampment 10 be
held Rt Toledo ia june;
Camp having best drilled company Of NOS less
than rs men. three commissioned officers sud two
SerEcauis--rst rrsEs. S75; second prize, So. Camp
having tie largc-t number Of uniformed and armed
men iH line on parade. 81; SIS. Camp having
test band present 81 not less than - pieces all
points considered $50; SIS. For best drilled nom
Der present, Sl5 ei0
Adiuiahrs report for Dec. 81 ls9l-Numbcr IN
good standing a. date OF last report, 3i5 Camps,
s.llSmcmhers gained By organization aud muster
in, B CAMPS; 4h6 members, by transfer, p mem
bpFs by reinstatement, 20 Camps, G07 members
Lost by Camps disbBuded. 10 Camps so members.
death, l5 members; honorable discharge. - menu
beers; transfer, ~ members; suspension, - Campo
81 members. Number remaining ia good standing
Dec. 81 3ls Camps, 2, l59 members. The Quarter
masters report shows the amount on band 20 last
report 10 have been sg59; received since SlTJ3 40
expended, 81 ,s3s-32i balance on hand al date OF
report, sll5.G7.