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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-29
boistip Nercantil de Puegto-Rico.
PERIODICO CONSAGRADOw
LA nEIENSA DE LOS INTERESTS TACIOgALEs EN- AMgRIC
0aaEo DE- Los EsPAgo Es lgCCEDIClOHlIs EE PfogICoE
CONplC.CNES GENERATES acordadas por Ia Dirsccor
para tNda cLase de remtidos anuncIoa.

COMIC ONES GENERATES acordadas por Ia Director
para tOda cIase de remitioos y anuncIos.
venconsea Ia determnaan los nismos
Los remidos gals
fma del aumra pnsaba nzecasncas sdsI
m&s con Ia de persona responsible q ~ pago.
Los originates de nuDaos rem gacsas no zsstE
devusltos pubiquenA
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La umna del peiddico eondsrsda eentuera
do largo.
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aesesro cored9e n.as,i m
10 p.S Hobge 81 precio de tsrifh l"e.
snuncsnte envie ssts para publication do ru ,uupei len
arb bonis se6n Dc 10 pS sobre los precoe tar
OuEndo mros Dc los xnuncos H,ss ssss mspe,s
pe6aico ntmero easo ontr.
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rsniao ssesi6n correspondents esssssSs
suscEptorss pS d. boseacn br n,..,o Il -
eetllas comuncados remiEaos. f :. ..
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caacs. Rndcipado. - -a
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-29
G. 4 K r Ell E s

son las pesas medldas del Sistema Me
trico Decimal, en- la 1mprenta del BOLE,
TIN MERCANTIL.
So hallan ademaa utras muchas noyeda-
des SO esperan mas del extraniero.
En- trabajos de Imprenta, Characterization
Litograf1a, SO pueden yer satistechos to-
pos los gustOs y cumplidas todas las exi-
gencias. Pa etura en- los precios; eiegancia
en- Ia eje
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-29
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-29
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-29

administration du B0letin Mer-
Cantu phonneur de prier Messieurs
les Annonciers franeais de vouloir bien
semettre leurs ordres de Publicite
MN. AMEDEE PRINCE & Gle, qui
sont les Agents uniques ct exclusifs
de ce journal pour la PabliciE Fransaiss
81 Anglaise.
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A Great Domain b, IrrIgallon.


The arid region Of the United States covers
an area OF 800 miles in It's widest part, from
east 10 west, aud 1000 miles from north TO
south. IL embraces the area between the Tooth
meridian aud the Coast Range, aud from the
British Possessions on the north 10 Mexico on
the south. This space contains over a million
OF square milcs-Onc.t third Of the area Of the
United States excluding Alaska-equal TO more
than GO0,OO00D0 acres.
An Of Arizona, New Mexico. Utah, Wyoming.
Idaho, Colorado aud Nevada and portions Of
California. Oregon, Washington, Texas, Kansas,
Nevada, North aud South Dakota, aud Montana
lie within this belt. IL is estimated in the re-
port for the year ending June 80, 1891, Of the
Hon. john Noble, Secretary Of the Interior,
that l2OCO00J0 acres that are now desert may
be redeemed by irrigation 50 as to produce the
cereals, fruits and garden products possible i'm
the climate where the lands arc located"
When it is remembered that 100 900 600 acres,
about equal in area the States Of Ohio, Indiana,
and Illinois combined, the gigantic possibilities
and future OF so great an extent Of fertile and
! productive land now lying fallDw may be
1 imagined when IL is made TO Laugh with a
! harvest" The four States above named now
! have a population Of about lJ,O0JOJO and
could easily support thrice that number; 50
! that estimating the cultivable area Of the arid
region az l200)0000 acres, and doubtless IL
greatly exceeds that amount, the United
! States has ia that desert land an empire await
! ing the development capable Of supporting a
population iu comfort, almost equal 10 the now
existing population OF the entire Republic
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FROM THE BAY STATE.
What Ia Going on Among the Veterans or that
Section.

What Ia GOIug on Among the Veterans OF that
Section.
EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: 7 had hoped go
tins letter 10 give you synopsis 81 the forth
coming address II Department Commander
Smith but must delay until my next when 1 will
send boa brief tlIe proceedings Of the EncampmenL
Interest ln tire meeting ccHtcrs largely 40 usual,
about tie election Of Commander. TO date the
only ComrRde 10 dispute iirt Iiuce with The pres
eut Senior Vice q Judge Putnam Of Tnbridee
whom any Department would esteem II an honor
90 have az iiE official head. Should lac be elected IL
viii bc due 10 the Darwiuiau principle Of selection
llls opponent las corps Of workers canvassing la
his behalf who bank heavily on the fact Of his
having served la the lower chairs.
AZ often a. once or twice year some cranky or
sore headed veteran tramp who has a grievance
comes Oui IN severe commentary on tile cond uct Of
the Soldiers Home Chelsea, au Institution pro-
buttons elsewhere as a model iu it's way. Recently
one 81 these wanderers issued an abusive pamphlet
rejecting grnyeg oH its mana cement aud using the
name Of Gen. William B. Franklin, President 81
the National Board Of Government Of soldiers
Homes, aud Gen. Luther Stephenson, Of Togus
/ Home. A. was 10 be expected both of these gen.
/ temen deny his statements aud his whole series
f Of charges bnsecss aud HpDareutly ma Cious
ID b. thought by some that the attack originated
near home aud made this poor iRuorHmus OF TOgus
the tool Tor their purpose, az which latter place ht
seems likely 90 be disciplined Tor his folly.
On tie 2sth rouEiug Campfire WAS held Al
I Fan River by Post 4G Corps 100 the sons d
Veterans and thc local militia aud the City Govern
] muut were guests Of thc occasion. Department
/ Commander smith, Junior Vice Hall. Inspector
! Nciucrbec, Charles Anthony, II Co A; Past De
4 parmeut Commanders Evans aud Innis Depart
! mrut Secretary ". r. C. Eliot aud President In
! graham, OF Corps JOG nll spoke Mrs. Doane, tht
/ Department Inspector, was very efficient Ia con
/ tribu.iug ~ The grand success which marked IA,
/ gathering
such reports us yours nrc pleasure to receive
IA Tie Iurrised tribute paid airs. ). sewall Eoad
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memUcTs or iIIeIT IuHlIlt7 TcIIrvCd :. 10
veterans or their families relieved. g
RAPHAEI. TOBIAS. Adjutant-GencraL
THE DIVISIONS.
ILLINOIS,


George II. Hurlbut, Division Commander, has
revoked the charters Of Gs Camps in accordance
with sec 3. Art. 4, Of the General Rules and Reg
uations Of the Order, aud iu pursuance Of notice
given ia Orders No. 3. dated at Headquarters Oct.
90 1891. lie says la this connection: MANY Of
the Camps appearing on iliis list have been out Of
existence for some time. but there being record
at Division Headquarters as To how they ceased to
exist they therefore included, Ia order that our
roster may be cleaned up Of all dead material. IL
Is with feelings Of deepest regret that your Coll
onel Is compelled to take this action, but he l. de-
tcfmiued that the roster Of this Division shall
show only live, working Camps. Brothers, IL il
for you To biin.: the Division back again to its old
position viii you do itg by united effort OF all
the Brothers ia this Division our membership can
be largely increased new Camps can be organized,
and tile grand old Hustler Division again take
its position at the front"
IOWA.
c. l.. Holt, iowa City: have looked In vain for
some news from Iowa. bat DO not see any, so |
take the privilege OF writing you. We call Kirk.
wood Clark, 81, the banner Camp Of this State.
our percentage has been % out possible 100
with co members. Our name Is after our old war
Governor. This month we hold in our city the
third annual meeting Of Lincoln League. some
II Camps are represented In this The objec, is ia
commemorate the birth Of our dear old President.
our new officers Capt. &. J.. liolts First Lieut.
Eugene Il. 4. Cherry Second Lieut.. George b.
The National tribune., 1892-02-11

There are some patent medicines that arc
more marvellous than dozen doctors prescrip-
tons, but they're not those that profess TO
cure sUgythiHg.
Everybody, now and then, feels run down."
played out" They've the will, but no power
10 generate vitality. They're not sick enough
10 call a doctor, but just too sick TO be well.
That's where tho right kind Of a patent
medicine comes in, and does for a dollar what
the doctor wouldn't do for less than Eve or
ten. We put in our claim for DIR. Pierces
Golden Medical Discovery.
We claim it 10 be an uuequaled remedy 10
purify the blood aud inyigorate the liver. We
claim IL TO be lasting in its effects, creating an
appetite, purifying the blood, aud preventing
Bilious, Typhoid and Malarial feyers j takea ia
time. The time 10 take il is when you first
feel the signs Of 1DeariHcss aud UeaLHeSs. The
time ~ take IL, on general principles, ID NOW.
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the Department Treasurer, by the National Secre-
tary in a recent letter TO Mrs. Read.
Mrs Iizabeth A. Turner has lately received n
silver gin from Corps q Charlestown. Past Depart.
ment PrcsidentLK movies has also received several
beautiful favors from various Corps the last being
from Corps I2I, Plymouth, "A set OF souvenir Ply
mouth spoons.
THE NATIoNAL TRIBUNE Is becoming very popu-
lar here. There is one veteran who does not seem
10 like H. but he takes il just the same. Posts,
Corps, Camps aud Tents all cry for IL.
Gen. w. Il. Draper. who has been talked OF as 2
dark horse for Department Commander says he Is
out OF it-B., Boston.
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SONS OF VETERANS.
News from The Various Divisions.
Elections of Officers, etc.
HEADQUARTERS BULLETIN.
HEADQUARTERS CoMNANDEEY- IN CHIEF,
Sons or VETERANS. u. :. A.,
Lr.rr- " Z

HEADQUARTERS AoMMANbEflN- M Hiifs
Sous or VETERASs. L. :. A..
40 BROADWAY, NEw YORK.
General Orders. MOL.
l. Feb. II Is the anniversary OF the birth Of Abra-
ham Lincoln; IL il Union Defenders Day"
Every Camp ia this Order should observe II with
ceremonies appropriate to the occasion. As time
rolls on the greatness Of Abraham Lincoln i be-
coming more aud more appreciated. aud lac stands
to day la the estimation Of all thinking men, side
ny side with George Washington; tic one the
Greater OF tins great country, the other us pre-
server. Aud we, the sons Of IiucOlns soldiers,
should Feb II give to this Nation an object
lesson drawn from the life Of this great man,
through whose patriotism. zeal. and untiTinE de-
votion TO his country "G0veTnmeut Of the people,
10y the people, and for the people was perpeiu-
aied.
The fitting observance OF this anniversary Is in
cumbeut upon every sol Of a veteran, and u u ihe
desire Of the CommRnder-in-C Chief that Union De
Tenders Day of lSJ2 shall be celebrated 10y THIS
Order with an enthusiasm that will inspire not
only ourselves. but our fellow countTymen with a
deeper love FOR our common country, n fuller APP
probation Of our privileges Rs American Cilizchs,
aud more loyal devotion To its interests
. The llth annual meeting Of the Commandery-
in-Chief will be held nj Helena. Mont, at such
time la the month Of August a. may bc designated
by the Couucil-in-C Chief The Committee on rams
portaton will consist Of the following brothers:
Russell H. Harrison, Judge Building, Fiith Ave
nue., New York City; James u. Saunders, Helena
Mont. Joseph b. Macclhe East Boston. Mass; ;
Frank McCrill-. 9O7 West Polk street, Chicago,
~, and b. w. Frauenlha, Union Depot, 1t. LOUIS
No.
l. The following appointments nre hereby an
nounced upon the National Press Committee IN
accordance with the recommendation ot TIE DiFls-
ion Commanders: Will l.. Brown Valparaiso, Ind. {;
H. NJ. Kcndrick Keokuk. Iowa; Jesse ltOOte,
Mansfield No; Theodore A. Barton. Providence,
II. l.; w. r. Drips, kimball :. ID. The Chairman
Of the committee j. Brother T. W. krackowizer,
40 Market Square, Milwaukee, Wis, with whom
| all members Of the committee will at once COM
muuicate for instructions.
G. The organization Of the Sons OF Veterans
Guards Is progressing very satisfactorily, anu u -
hoped that thc next General Orders will iuclude u
whom all applications for information. etc. should
De made at BcvdeTe, IN.
g. Applications FOR Camp Charters have been re-
ceived aud approved since last General Orders as
The National tribune., 1892-02-11
RELIEF CORPS NEWS.
GleaniHgs from National Headquar-
terS---NOteS from the Departments
SIR PIKE SANDERS, NaiionnI Presi]ens.

Ella KIM. tOBEAN, NatIOHW -ecreFlTy
To specially aid and assist the Grand Army OF
the Republic and to perpetuate the memory Of
their heroic dead.
To assist such Union veterans M need orr help
and protection and to extend needful aid to their
widows and orphans: 20 find them homes and
employment, and assure them of sympathy and
friends To cherish and emulate the deeds Of our
Army Nurses, and % all loyal women who render
eel loving service 10 their country In her hour OF
peril.
To iuculeate lessons Of patriotism md love %
country among our CiIiidreu and Iu the communal
ties in which we live 20 maintain true allegiance
TO the Uaited STATES Of America to discouutenance
whatever tends to wenkeu loyalty and TO eucour-
age the spread OF universal liberty and equal rights
to all.
Women Of good moral character and correct de-
pertinent. who have not given aid and comfort to
the enemies Of the Union, who would perpctuate
the principles to which this association stands
pledged, and who have attained lineage Of 10 years,
shall be eligible to membership Ia the Woman ;
Relief Corps.
The National tribune., 1892-02-11
NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT.
Preparations for the National EucamDment at
Washington.

Washington.
w. G. Rinsley Post. $780, Someryille, Mass, Is
Hlwava getting up entertainments or other schemes
whereby "a raise funds lo meet iis various needs.
Aud these are always interesting aud successful.
Union Hall Somcrville, WAS turned into court
of Justice the other evening TO hear the case ol MISS
Jefusha Iugg Perkins against Marshleigh BeloNea
Mason. Persons prominent among TIE O. Al. ans
Relief Corps iu Massachusetts took the leading "fs
Sal this promise case The trial was mhde
especially amusing 10y the dramatic action ana
Quick wit OF Senator Raymond, the deiendnnt'
Local and campaign hits were frequent, the Judge
good -uAturedly getting full share. The verde
wns found for tic plaintiff, and penalty 81 S2oofJ
was imposed Is cents Co 90 20 the injured woman,
aud sos 90 pay the judges campaign expenses
Judging from the large attendance, q good sum
was Melted Tor the Washington fund OF Post la9.
Attention Naval Veterans! Do you hear there
fore and at below aud aloit? All who propose Ia
attend tlc Reunion oi Naval Veterans lu Washing
tou next September during the G,A.R. Encnmp-
tuent send name mud address 10 IOmrade lsahC
Newton. Commander Potomac Naval Veterans
Association 1910 l'itlh street northwest, washing
con. ID. q.
E d. Lloyd. Elton, Pa ] wish TO suggest that
all the comrades attending ihe Eucampment wear
in suie fuiln either upon their hats or breasts Tie
number of their organizations, that recognition
among them may he the easier
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THE GRAND army.
News From Che Departm0ntS---NeW
Posts, etc.

ITO Post Commanders: THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE
viii publish an lists Of new Post oncers sent
Please write names aud titles clearly, 80 ilk, aud
follow the form given below IA order 10 insure ac'
CuTacy.l
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Tariff Pictures.

IAtD York ITc8S.I
In the United States the worker in finished
bar iron earns annually $50.
:, q .
IN free trade Great Britain the bar iron
workers annual wages amount only 10 1915.
IA
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DEPARTMENT OF cALIFoRNrA.

DEAR TRIBUNE: John f. Godfrey Corps, 49, OF
Pasadena, has quietly increased numerically
during the year Just closed, and now num-
beers III. The Corps has endeavOred to keep pace
with this growth in its abors Of love. and beside
the many and usual calls upon IL has found time
to visit the Soldiers Home at santa Monica, with
remembrances Of fruit, flowers, jellies, and such
other material additions 10 the comfort of the in
yaIids ia the hOpital as pillows, cushions, COM
Portable slippers, ETC.. as were suggested by the
kind hearts Of women pledged TO aid and comfort
the Union veteran in sickness and distress. They
also took large contributions OF books, papers, and
magazines for the library, and endeaVoEed to make
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Total number in good standing. 100 49lg5

Total number ia good standing. leo 1910
Camps. Members.
Dropped previously reported as
suspended l-........, 10000. -.-..---. %
Number mustered during quarter
which 40 per capita tax -
payable .-...'-----. ll3 2.lS5
Amount received Tor per capita tax s. IG3 Is
Cash on hand at Division HeadG InrteTs-.. 80 y
Cash on hand n Camp ...is 4y3 50
Expended in charity, AS per RuarteFmaster.
sscrEcaHts Reports ssT ~
Number If members or their families relieved . I26
Number OF veterans or their families relieved. 20
RAPHAEL TOBIAS. Adiutaut General.
n The attention 81 tlIc order il again called To
the "AudersOnville Prison Pen" property referred
10 ia Circular Letter No , 81 Commander-in-Ch e (
Leland J. Webb. June -. Isgl. In response TO That
appeal Tie Of - was subscribed, and Divisions
aud Camps are requested To- forward furtie r sub
scrpiious to Qunricrmns'cT- Gen. CInTkson, who
will return proper receipt therefor aud report the
same la detail to the next meeting Of the Com
mandcTy in Chief IL Is 10 be hoped that greater
interest viii be shown Ia This most worthy enter
prise aud that the libcrality Of the subscriptions
will prove that Order s. worthy Of being made
the ultimate custodian 81 that historic spot where
| lie thousands Of the Nations heroic dead
by order Of BAETOw 3. WEEKS. Commander-in-
Chief
Official: RAPHAEL TOBIAS, Adjutant- General.
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WISCONSIN,-

The 10Th annual Encampmeut % the Depart
mcut Of Wisconsin will convene nl Madison on the
yh day u March. The sessions will be held iu lhe
Assembly chamber Of thc Capitol building. The
GucRmpmeut viii be called 10 order at 10. 80 a. m.
on that date Representatives aud AlteTuHtes Will
report Immediately on arrival, az Room 90, north
hall, second hOOr, Capitol building, 10 Acting As
sisiaui AdJt-Gcn. A. }. Smith for registration aud
/ badges which viii admit them 10 the sessions II
. ihe EuCampmeut. The Post az Madison has by
It's committee, prepared program 81 the enter
tHlumcHta they have planned for the comrades
aud their friends, ard will send b direct 10 each
Post ID b. repeated, fur She purpose 81 emphasis
I lliat no Post VIII be Invested with the National
C0uutcrsgu ior 1892 until % Gas sent returns Tor
tic second term 90 1881 ended Dec. 3lst last A.
soon as AuJulauis aud QuarteTmHsfrrs reports are
received, thc cOuulcrsiEu will bc Enclosed ~ ltL
receipt Tor taE aud sent 10 the Post Commander.
The National tribune., 1892-02-11

The newly-eected officers of Lucy Webb Hayes
Circle, Ladies' Of the GAR Columbus. D., ares
Pres Mrs. Hanna Hardness; ;. V.-P., Mrs. Flora
Latham; J. V-P. Mrs. Lucy Brown; Treas, Mrs.
Mary Collie; Chap, Mrs Laura Ii. Caleni Con.s
Mrs. H. NJ Conklin; c., Mrs. Amelia Drake.
The National tribune., 1892-02-11

SIeeDIeSSneSS, nervous prostratiOn, nervous
dyspepsia, dullness, blues, opium habit cured by
Or Miles Nervine. Samples free at druggists, ~
mail IOc. MILES MED. Co., ELRHART, IND.
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NEW YORK.

Geo T. Stanbro Camp, Is3, Springville-Cap
Ben SIippey First Lieut.. Hymen Weber; Second
Lieut.. Edson Hawkins; Chap, Frank Spaulding;
First Serg't, Herbert Willis
New Camps have been mustered since last Cen
erul Orders ~ follows:
Frank Head 200 Brooklyn-Com.. A. g. Broad
head :. V. C., III. AndTie; J. V. c., James ). Sill
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Ian % 1902

Resolutions by W.CT.U.:
Whereas our faithful Secretary and eO-wolker,
Mrs. Hannah X. Plmpton, Is about to remove from
our midst Therefore
ResolUed l. II Is with feeling Of deep regret we
part with this sister after 10 years Of helpful service
in our w. C.T.U. work.
q While we hold in loving remembrance the
work of past years assure her of our most ear
nest PRAYERS aud kind wishes for future and
happiness.
8 That these resolutions be spread on our
records and a copy be given TO Mrs. PlimptOn.
Unanimously adopted by the DenisOn WC.T.U.
LYDIA A. PIERCE, Committee.
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RHODE ISLhND.-
VERMONT

Comrnde S. II. Tilley, of South Burlington, ex
tends thanks 10 the comrades Of n. 8. Sherman
Post Essex Junction. Tor their kindness 10 Lu
during his recent illness.
The National tribune., 1892-02-11
ORECON,-

j b. Matthews Post, O. Forest Grove six re-
cruiis were mustered n the past month, and the
Post Is la most prosperous condition, with more
recruits coming. Officers: Joseph Butcher, i. G..
Milton Bailey = ". O. J.. :. Porter, J. v. C.; A.
J.. Davis q. NJ. James Stephenson, surg. A.
Champion, Chap John Fisher, .. d. l.. H. Par
kPr. %. q.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Tie I2l IA annual Division Encampment will con-
yene AT EastOn June 5. The Committee on Trans
porialion Rates. consisting Of Chaplain W. T..
smith Senior Vice Division Commander j. III.
Krcsge and Division Councilman g. G. Morton, will
make arrangements accordingly.
The National tribune., 1892-02-11
GRAND TOTALS

Charters have been issued since last General Or
dcr- follows:
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VIRGINIA.
WASHINGTON AND ALASKA

The Council Of Administration have fixed upon
june s, 9, and 10. az the date ~ holding the next
Department Eucampmcnt "a IaIrhayen.
Is. - Stevenson Post, G7-COm Geo. ID. Smith; s..
v. C., III. IL. SwHsey; J, v. g.. Emil Brieticldl:
Adj't, i. II. Hopkins; q. ~, a, II. Wright; Chap,
a. Harper .. d., H. Garfield; o. C., A, q. Hop
kius
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~ HEMPEEIRE,

. btHulllul silver badge, mcmorntivc II tie
.all anniversary 81 tlr organization Of this Dtpnlt-
Ifcui- hns been ur0cuIed and viii be Tor sale al
lcnaqgafler- during IIc coming lucampment ct
~ fsuis each. it consists 81 a silver medal lion
representing abe Ga a. badge, tne slate seal II
hrsr Hampshire nod tlic " old Man Of Toe Mount
flu' pendant from "a silver bar inscribed " New
Ilfmp-iIIIr. hy % Cherry ribbon. bearing the n-
Eelpfinu. -5,a l.uclmumaut. iss2" Comrades
WL0 90 40. attend uIu Eacampmcul can procure
The National tribune., 1892-02-11
NEW YORK;

The GAR. Executive Committee OF Suffolk
County, l.. J., consisting Of the Commander and
two delegates from each Grand Army Post in tie
County, met al the rooms Of Lewis .. Conkl
ISi, 627, in Port Jefferson recently. IL was de.
Cided that the Posts of Suffolk County hold "a re-
union in August. ID was also decided that the
place OF the next meeting of this Committee be al
The rooms OF Edwin Rose Post ga sag Harbor.
The time 81 the next meeting viii he the second
"Wednesday IN April, 1889. The following officers
were elected President Charles Satterly, of Post
2IO: N-P G. A. Parlls Of Post 215 Sec, William
H. Plat OF Post 627 Treas, David Ricketts,, ofFost
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