The National tribune., 1891-05-21

2s, 1891. I've Owen was detained hv The ,io ,r~-
oi hrr popular tr..ihvr. Ralph, Eud Bra!ir. f. ~.
ti"ooiin assumed command. g. >sa- 'i-Cl ii'.l
Division dues tha,i lee 80 cents 49,. s,aF, payable
spmi-HuuuaIlv tGn,l ! aud gulr w. Twelve sew
Guards were enrolled. Tho ,.i,a iHn l-aui.rd as
follows: Com d. ~ Gandliur +. y e.. ~ uits' -.
flyer; y. v. e., N. i,-iriia Nraiit.us Ala IIri
" llari; A-7s Art. Nova q. .t'. Is g. 90,
frank NcNUuay q. ~. IyUl, lAs 30, Delegate
10 Detroit, james J., Wi-gllu: 81 ern = N,Na j..
Daniels tuuusIi. Mary T. ThUT-Isf. - y. Fears,
J. a. Morton, Sarah 81. 4. Bpiici~ AZ own.
lnyesilgsllas 'omm!llee-M. 4s.uns. li.e \.
Smith, Cad l. Duncan.
lIiso,ical Co,nm.lice-zoo L owen, Carrie L.
Nixon, Brnn Gnrytn.
nenril. Commute blanche McQulkin, Della
Brown, Nellie az. Robertson.
II WAS decided 10 create ald appoint a MtmoI al
COMMITTEE, uud tha C,,nmar.,!ur appointed the
following members: Lille Crsss, Fannie Cree
and Alice CIcss.
Eight nrfuhcrs EXPRESSED tl,eir intention Of ai-
tending The National GAR Eucamrment az De
iruil. Officers were e.ecled ny unanimous choice,
Tie AGlutaut casting tie vote oraelci by lllc
Commander. The Office OF Assistant Adjuiait was
created.
4 vote 81 thanks was unanimously rendered TO
tie Cre-s family Tor their royal hospitality ap'-
many DuuGicsi,s extended 20 tr Division. Letters
81 Tllsl ir"ni :, j. Pear aUu card at Icgiu. ii1n
Anna Bowers were rca'8. Before aHl"tt un'tui
Commander H. W. Goodin delivered a very inter-
'AilnE nuu appropriate address. A!trr singing iEe
Closing hymn, the Division uiipuutrd 10 meet az
l,qna ioT the next Eraaion Tie Guards took 10
Tie Gown 10 some c,lcut aud I!.en dispersed, wei
reiations-Fred ". ilaH, AGiulsui, Gambler, o.
IMPORTANT TO \. 7. c. c. GUARDS.
DFAR l'Wl.Nus or THE CrAEDs Brother smith
having resigned hl- position Chairman ~ hh-
inhal Historic Committee and having received
olltal uoice Of my appointment 90 III ilie va
caucG, hereby enter Hrun the duties called Tor.
TIE First question would like TO ak my commit
tee D., What have you douc ia the work."
A. soon as UHmc home from Boston Inst AuTust
] went 10 work % member Of the National His
lorc Comm iuCo, and before Jan. I wRs able 20
report liberal discounts from the following we'll
Known publishers: Charles L. N Chs'cr & To- ai.u
Charles ScIIHuct's Sons New Vol. City, and -.
l.oihIop CO.. and Estes * L1uiiat, al Boston.
Harper Bros OF New York wrIc the only one 10
I- use a. a discount The duties 81 the Historic
COMMITTEE are wei! known, and look TO Tie ID
VISION Historic Committee Of cuch organized Stale
10 help me n this work.
10 accepting this tt,ice ] have only TO say VIII
cnucuyur tu DO my best, aud hope to b. able Go
submit a good report az tbs Detroit Reunion. j
give list Of books suited 10 lha reading ~ tl.e
Guards. hoping that AT the reduced rrlccs given
they VIII obtain the same: Charles J.. Webster q
10 " Personal Memoirs OF Grn. Grant, Noi-.,
s2!e each, - 20 complete; " Personal Memoirs 81
heii a. a. Sheridan, Vols cl.hG each, -itO conn
plcic. iIou! Charles -cubucrs sons. lie GHl!ed
States: lis History aud Cunalitui on 10y AicZun-
der Johnston, Vol. l2iao, 80 cents; Men aud
Measures of liali "a Century; Sketches aud Com
lnrlls, oy Hon. Hugh ACCuliucli ] Vol, sYo..
$50 Prom Esies & l-au,iai. 'ScltMade Men,
by Harriet II. Stowe. Vol. syo., cluih El 81 -;
Following The Flag by Charles Carleton Collin.
Vol, small quartz, board covers. illustrated, 80
cents From D. Loihrop 90. Finance: OF,
Money ln Politics" by Hon. J. X. Upton, Vol.
limo, 80 cents: us. Curious Things ia United
States History" by ~ Townsend, Vol. I2nIo.,
cloth, ~ cents paper, - cents. This list, though
somewhat limited, contains good books, aHs Will
wei repay one for lime ;, ent in reading Them.
Ia conclusion would state that / can furnish any
book published by the abuY.-uamcd firms, aud
upon application will give fun Information as TO
duCpd rates.
Thanking Brother smith FOR his kindness In sug-
gcsilng my name as Chairman Of ihi- committee,
remain, yours Of the Guards-Wiil III. sheahan,
Dennysville, Me.
NEW JERSEY DIVISION X. 7. c. c. GUARDS.
NEW JEEsIY c. C., ATTENTION. Ia accordance
with an appointment from Commanders Ga #
Kate is. SharwDOd-A. J.. Seaman, A. G.-aAted
April 30 1875, j hereby nssUmo command Rs
Provisional Commander oi New Jersey N-I-GG
Guards. The follow ing officers arc BI pointed from
lhe ciIHIt"r ntmhcrs To serve uuui the organ
lzliioH 81 lhc Division june .: = Y. g. FrlHk h.
billiard Nilviiips JN. C.. Mamie Mathews Z rrI-
ton; Adjt, N. Warner Hargr0vc. Browns Mills;
&. a., Emma g. Clements AsbuTy Park; Chap,
BELLA Hunt, Lafayette &. g., Alice l.. ShaugcT,
liJ8uton; fouucil-lcWi~ A. Andrews, Port Nor
rlsi ~allc J. Hays. A-buTy Park; LEz.e Matthew's
Trenton Junction, L.eat.or v. haull BgidEeigu;
Horace A. i~ke, IuckeltoHi Investigating Com
zzir s. Nrlcy Sgcac-loro Chairman;
J. Harry stiles, Nadduufcld; I.uei "A Monks. New
i"uHdiaud. O,hcf committees viii be selected az
The Reunion. pniccrs viii Immediately report go
ne aHa enter upuH their duties a. once Addi-
buuai charter members are ~ follows: samuel ".
iaincr, iAzlbrthi Ella Hancock, Asgury Park;
4tr-. Maggie NJ. CuIiu gioD, Greenwich: Mrs
Lev 4. Andrews, Port Norris; Katie y. Golden,
0cabryKilc; Arthur .. Brown. GIeenu icI
Jtsae y ShHuEcr, BDoutDn; Annie J. Hay, As-
tury Park John ". Saauggr. Bogulou; Maggie
! haMas, AsbuTy Park; Annie Munks Ncwfouud-
laasi DOS. T. lsaybeu, Newark Lizzie T.. Ray
bert. Newark Lewis A. Fi-ke. Tuckertous
1F0'g gam ii--e lncl-efton- IAc first Reunion
wei take place % y ~u-rU avenue. Newark -. j.,
~ lg a. Iu., Tuesday. june q 1881 for election Of
oiiarIs nid organization Of the New Jersey Division
viii please wear knot % red hite aud blue rib
bon i hope ail New jersey g. q. members uill
attend Pro l"tra-lda T.. iayber. Provisional
Division Commander New Jersey {. L. Guards,
= sussex avenue, Newark. y. J.
The Curious former.
Answers 60 questions viii not be Published with
~ two or three weeks after questions appear 80
all Will have "a chance 10 send REPLIES aud receive
honorable mention with tlIc number 81 answers
The Longest reign o. an existing monarch Is that
q William Of brunswick having rcigucd s. years
The KING Of DaAoney las bOdy-guard Of $500
The banner presented by Tie women Of BeihIe-
hem 60 Couut Pulaski j. carefully kept ga a glass
case at Baltimore, by tie Maryland Historical
Ponce De Leon. "A Spanish explorer, discovered
Florida, March =. 1872 while looking fOr tie foun-
tain 81 perpetual youth.
}. For what purpose were the pyramids Of Egypt
it5t erected Minnie G.. Hayer
=. Who D. called the Florence Nightingale Of
u. Chapman.
River aud where D. n2-Llma Armstrong
4. What d The White House Of the Presidents
made Of kate Duncan.
BIBLE BRIGADE.
Malachi was the last prophet after The rebuilding
Of ihe Temple.
Iron pen j. first found mentioned "a the bool, II
job - o. II refers 10 an Implement FOR eugrav-
ing stone.
Dead flee cause the ointment Of the Apothecary
10 send forth sinking SAVIOR; doth little folly
him that IL la reputation for wisdom aud honor.
Zoe, 10. j.
The Garden q Eden was guarded with cherublla
and flaming sword
The earliest mention Of Jerusalem will be found
~ Joshua, 10: 4.
]. Why Aarons rod made TO bud?-E. A.
Thompson,
2 by whose command did the sun and moon
Stand still, ana Tor how i0ng?-Luiu NJ. IIacknlHu
3. Where DO we hnd Stephens address TO tie
jews, aud ou what occasion WAS II madeg-Helen
l.. g. Morton.
Z. When were the Jews divided into two king
dOms, and hyy-kAte duncan.
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