The National tribune., 1891-05-07

two or moro meetings month should merge one
/ al ihcir regular meetings iHftcr opening In Que
/ form and trausuC,lug necessary regular business
/ into "a Campfire song aud a story 81 camp life,
| well mixed with hnTdiHck and cup u coffee, 60
/ a long way toward relieving the mouCtouy 81 the
/ regular meeting. The Department Commander
wall take pleasure in accepting invitations 10 Hs
many such Campirc- as possible Which Post
/ viii he the FIRST o. give him chance?
/ The headquarters ~ the Department q II. and
! W.k.G. viii ice located during tie National Eu-
campmeut Ht Hotel Normnndie, Detroit The
expense attending tie tIlp this year VIII he rllEit
Hs compared 10 tIc expense of attending the bos-
ton EncampmuEt aud u h desired 10 take a. large
delegation from this state ns possible. ID is too
early set 90 state whHt the expense will be, hut u
\ m careiu'ly estimated that SIS economically exc
/ pended will iHy tIC entire expense Of the round
tap from 81. Paul. TO the end that il may be
known approximately how many 10 arrange
transportation aud accommodations lor, Post Com
mHndcls IHvc been instructed 10 al once make
thorough canvass to how many expect 10 90
from each Post and report results 81 such canvass
! % the Assistant Adiutmd General on ar before
june 80 next Comrades desiring information
relative 60 rcgimrutul aud other Reunions should
correspond with a. v. T. Pond, Secretary, ENecu-
tive Committee. so West Port street, Detroit, Mich
The ueuai call fpr the observance Of Memorial
pay nmong ih" Posts lins been issued ln Nencrh
] ORDERLY Department Commander g. 3D. Parker
Officers of the following Pustsarc:
Jacob Schaeier. l63. Einneapulis-t'ou Adoph
] Iemkc; = " a.. Amial HudcT: J. V c. Matthias
/ k"es; Adjt, Mic RrR'z; q. NJ. Paul luhcneri
surg, Ernest WicSmspi Chap, Joseph WALLER.
/ SN. g., W. e. Moses J. V. C.. George Studley;
4 Surg ID Collins: Chap J.. Keys: q. NJ, g G..
/ lester; o. d., n. Morse %. O., r. Gunhcidi Adl l.
/ A. A. Stone Q. NJ. - NJ Evensoui ;. NJ, Z. lliIl.
MISSOURI
Officers ~ thc following Posis arc:
Roscoe, 3G. Eo-cpr-Com., J. A. Wood s v. @,
/ j. u. Cupcuhuver; ,. Y. g., A. :. Waits Q. NJ, J.
] J. Hawkins Surg. Thos Anderson; Chap, T..
! q NJ. r.. Amos M Dpc'5cr; :. NJ, sterling Cooper.
NullRce, ~, Mouudyine-Com. VIM. i; PHIL
lips 8 " C., I-auc y. shepherd; J. Y C., r. lla-
VIE Surg, A. hin"; Chm, NJ. Pointer q. NJ
lhOs. Phillips; Adit, A. liuhbs; O. ID, john y.
4 liHsor; q. g., Mm. trumper; s. NJ, Jos. Shuiei
! q. N. 8, Enuch Tyler
/ r. D. Carncs. ga. DunInp-Com.. Freeman Dun
i lap: =. v g., Nm Lacs; J. v. e.. G. j. Hn-kin :
4 AoJL =. A. llRulgyi Chap, y Ii lliukley; O. -
lisby: q. O., ~ >, McLaini q. NJ. y, j. w. Prices
/ ;. Ma Phillip iiiil.
NEBRASKA
The following circu'ar has been issued by Joseph
/ IcgtCr. Department Commander:
/ The Department Headquarters IL daily IN receipt
1 81 letters and pnrsounl appeals for hep for our
comrades lu ihc western portion az Unr Nlule,
Whose privat4ons aud suierings for the actual
necessities of life otused by the general failure 81
/ crops from the droulh, are well known 10 YOU all
They have, however, struggled through the WIZ
ter hN Tie kindly aid Of suite ANA private cuHiri-
I buttons. lhp unusual amount 81 moisture NOW pa
/ The ground indicates most Tutoring prospects for
I Hu uhuuduut crop the coming season. Nhut D.
needed now u money with which lo bay seed corn
one aud Hll, to spare what You can, be q ever 20
small. 90 assist in placing our destitute comrades
j ln position TO provide Tor themselves nnd iHml-
] lc-. tomrHdvs nvt promptly; the situation adj
/ miis Ot mo- DELAY. Scodsmo H. here. Gather your
/ contributions aud send them ca once 10 the De-
I parlmcEt Commander, il3 ~ Twclth street, Lin
/ coin, with h- positive assurance that all aid 20
1 received VIII be promptly expended ia the most
/ lndicUus manner, aud full report Of tie same
/ mHde.
Gnssard Post "Ij Herman meets the first and
third Tuesday evening ia each month. an visiting
/ comTados Hre invited 10 meet with as when IA
/ town. james A, Meade, Commander, and ". >.
oHiger- 81 thc following Post arc:
u. :. Gnut 49, 0maha-C0m., Cbamnion :.
son; Cnrp, q. d. ~hiIu; surg, Wm. II. Christie;
/ Aaji John Jtiicuat; q A., u. NJ IlRvrIlyi .. D.,
Lafayette Anderson; q. c., NJ. McMah0ni s. NJ,
/ Simeon Bloom; q. ~ s., ;. Adamsky.
NEW JERSEY
Officers Of tie following Post arc:
a. r. A. Torbrri, q, Mndison-Comr stephen
4 Pcrson; s. v C.. Nathaniel Clark; J. V. g.. A. ".
sherman: Gimp, b. \. Reed: q. NJ. J.. p. Hauuas
I ~. ~. * EmmouA; Adjt, G. y. Axteil; ;. NJ, }.
/ III. Couch O. n. s., William Becker.
NEW YORK.
j. D. Robinson Post, ]. Perry celebrated the sur
4 render 81 Ire on April q, hy reception, banquet
] ana dedication 81 the new aud connections head
quarter rooms rTcrutiy Hui-hcd iu the DIN Opera
HOUSE Block y A. Pierce Post, 30 Of CASTLE, and
4 the WliC. auxiliary. Eirney Simmons Camp aud
I large audience were present. Judge II. W.
! Hatch, OF Bfau. Hon. ~. e. LOveioy Mai. A. $.
/ summons aud Others -polce. The ladies did them
selves proud 20 the banquet preparations, aud
Z over 800 guests were elegantly served.
committee consisting of John Schmidiing,
] Chairman 81 thc Memorial Committee Charles
Iahrerk0p and CnUrle- ~. O,yin. visited Geitys-
burg iist week md perfected arrangements Tor the
I vast Of J. J.. REer Post. CO, New York, 10 that
historic bettchcl1 on Memorial Day. tn" Post H.
60 leave Jersey city by special train tho even
inR 81 MAY p. aud arrive in Gettysburg early on
4 tic morning ~ Memorial Day. aohn ~rhmiGiIHg,