The National tribune., 1891-01-01

her zeal and devotion 20 those principles nobly
exhibited by her honOred father whose name our
organization proudly bears: Therefore. be 10
RssOirsd, That while we with sorrow deplOre q
fate which has deprived OF her loving presence,
worthy counsel, and helping hand. we deeply
mourn loss. and can with honor TO our
selves and profit 10 our organization emulate her
example In noble deeds OF Fraternity, Charity and
Loyalty. And while we with reverence humhly
bow 10 the powers Of an unseen yet allwise God.
II Is with sincere affection we say we are glad TO
have known her.
ANOTHER WORKING CORPS.
DEAR TRIBUNE: I read In THE TRrBUSE under
date Of Dec. an article from \. " Cole, Past De-
parlment Commander Of Nebraska. speaking In
high terms 81 Geary Corps, No. Is, Of JuuiAia,
Neb. That Corps may well feel proud OF such
words Of commentator, and, too, from 30 high n
source. II filed me with desire to report White
Neb
Though not so large. we can still boast Of having
made good showing for the past two years. under
the direction Of our President Addia Morgan. At
that time we numbered only Is The November
inspection shows % members In good stsndiuEi
average attendance OF officers :, OF members l6
Our President has missed only one meeting, and
that from sickness, and the Secretary. Conductor
and Assistant Conductor have no, missed one.
The lowest number Rt any meeting u II.
We are steadily gaining In numbers and feel
fu one, and we accord the honor TO the Untiring
efforts OF our President.-Julia +. Main, Secretary.
Corps No. 4
OHIO RELIEF WORK.
The following interesting Items Of relief are from
General Orders, No. ", of Department. President
Ada +. Clarke, Of Ohio:
We call attention To the Circular etter issued by
the Board Of Managers Of the National Relief Corps
Home, and hope that Corps not on the list Of con-
trihutors VIII make response. To have proper
credit In the Department send cash donations for
the Home to the Department Treasurer, who viii
remit 10 the National Treasurer. Having Just re-
turned from personal visit 20 the Home, we sug-
gest the following articles for Corps to supply {.
Five or six sets % pOTteres an easy couch aud re-
nHA HfrarT Tf.r.nr sT.a. Hf. T. 80.
the Matron's Office, and limited amount Of books
and pictures carefully selected. few magazine
and newspaper subscriptions would be thoughtful
RENE entrances Of the inmates.
Cash donations for the Relief Corps Home, since
last publication, are as follows: HaZlettc III, sos
Mart Horton l33. S.; Addison Clark l25. 50: Tod,
3 $40; Brooklyn, l67, 81; LOsure 20, $3.50; Lewis,
y. %; August Which, 30. $40; EGdie, 2l7, s..
CORPS CONTRIBUTING ARTICLES.
Joseph r. Trotter, s9-box Of articles, s12;
Starr, Embedding and towels, So Hiram kiie,
OF articles, slOH; Benedict. 2s6-bedding, towels.
Tides, etc So Moses Martin, 29f-bedduE, table
cloths, etc, $40; Mcfarland 296-bOx o. articles.
sl47O; ThOs. Neil 97j-box Of bedding, s27: j. b.
Steedman, embedding and towels Eli73; Geo. II.
Terrence, 2sG-box OF iellcS and fruit; Barton,
bedding and piu-cHshious 6 Harry Scribner.
ll9-bOK OF articles. si5j.
We are also pleased 10 report through request %
Tent J, Daughters Of Veterans, Kesrney, Ne5., the
contribution Of one spread and comforter. Value,
$3.50
4hEs OHAD HDLblEls5 AND HAlIslho HUME
The Soldiers Home Committee report donations
as follows, for part Of September, October and Mo-
yemher:
Corps 27I. Bethel. slOC5; 81. Monroevfue. 81 30;
l0l, CTesiline. So; H. Braceyille SO; o. Oxford,
S7.75; 90, Cleveland, si375; 49, Ashland Si27O; 30
Pioneer, s.; 40. Milford Center SlI 49, Bedford,
So Dos Mt Sterling si2; col, Hil-bOro Si7; i57,
Redwood, 81; 275 Castalia SIf; III Geneva Si72i;
81, New London, slj73; 10. DeGraf. s.; Il3, Man
tau station $40: l5I Wilmington sit2f; 50, Belle
yle, $3.50 o. Somerset. $3.50; "a Xenia, SIS; ia
McConnellsville. $40; 2, Carthage. sl2; 2lI, Me-
chanic-burg, $40; l55. Groveport - %, Oberlin,
sl2s3i 29l, Ciurkciied $40; lC3 seubeu, s.; III,
Williamsburg, Sl0 l02, Aarysvile c. sl05O; %, Lima,
Si665i 20, WauscOu, sos; %, Warren, 20; 2l2,
Berea, 81; 20, Morrow, 8; o. Cleveland $50; 10,
Wooster, Sc - l33. Gnrreitsville $3.50 30, New
ton Falls, sllJ0: go, Niles s., lGl, Milford, sos
25y. Vt. Victory, s.; 30. Montpelier, $500.
Subsequent 10 General Orders, dated Sept q, the
following Corps have reported the value Of pre-
vious donations, ~ follows:
Corps ZIG, So u, S. 20 $685. Q, SSH 29j ST.;
n, SOS
Corps 49, CO. 1fs aud 2f7 have sent donations, but
not stated the value.