The National tribune., 1892-04-21

AdTt, J. NJ. Redus; q. NJ, W. NJ. Greenslade;
Chap. J. K. Howard; serg't-Majr silas Hoar;
john NJ Wilson Post 1I2, Bunker Hill-com.,
! W. w. Robbins; s. '. G., David Apgar; :. v. "
Jacob A: Meizgar; Adrt, John w Reder; Shsp.'
John G. Hochsedler; Q. NJ. s, VIM. a. Busey
Morgan Post, 10. Petersburg-Com George w.
Pney s. NC Daniel pS yh. !! d ~ u Rc Jesss
! Penny; @. N. s., Richard spillman; Chap, Gay
Lemons; Surg, DR.. A. r. Byersi @ NJ. S, X b.
! Brazelton.
| KANSAS
| Post7l. Topeka, has been presented with gavei
encircled by silver hand, on which Is the i3i-
| lowing inscription: This gavel 10 made from the
original floor of Libby Prison, and presented 10
! Topeka Post, II. GAR, the banner Post OF the
Department of Kansas. 1892 by Libby Prison War
| Museum Chicago"
Custer Post, G, Leavenworth-Com., George Nc
Kenna; s. V. c., J. c. Kitchison; J. V. e. .. H.
McNary; Q. NJ, F. 6. Markhart: AdJh j. =.
Walkenshaw; Chap. Thos. BANNER.
Woodson Post, l85, Yates Center-Gom'' 3. r
Gebhari; :. V. C.. john W. Park; J. " G; "; ~
Carter; @. NJ, George w. Besl; Chap, j. '" Ran
kin; Surg, DIR. q. w. Turner. W.
Chattanooga Post, 29l, Peoria-Com-, W; =.
Jones; :. V. c., r. a. Thompson; }. V. u, John
Robinson; @. NJ. John Casey; o. n, l.. L. B!akei
o. G.. John Mann; Chap, Thomas Dixon.
MARYLAND
Senior Vice Commander George T. Hill, North
east: hiBCate POST having AfnOlnlCu
10 solicit and receive contributions TO hqnldate me
mortgage their hall, l, as Chairman OF Comnllt-
tee, VIII receive any contributions sent, ana place
the name OF such sender on subScripton-hooS, ana
acknowledge ali such by letter.
MASSACHUSETTS,
John Bagley IT,, Lowell: At the last regular
meeting Of ]. A. Garfield Post. 100, we had a
rousing Campfire, with invited guests, composed
OF city officials and members of Posts AZ and 80
of Lowell We had speaking aud storytelling from
many present during the evening Councilman
Marston informed US of Gift of 500 eit 10 the ost
by Edwin T. Wilson. lately deceased. say GOD
bless such n man." j wish we had more Of them.
We all getting ready TO go to Washington In
September. / expect the three Posts OF LoweIi
will turn out 400 strong. The city has punt
handsome memorial building, in which. when nm
ished. we expect TO have rooms.
o. III. =. Sargent Post, 1872. Essex-Com., Albert
Andrews; :. V. c., Edward w. Lander; }. v O.,
William ii. Andrews; surg GEO. A. CurIis' Ihap',
james B. Kimball; Q. NJ, WA. Howe Bu5n ham
Ada; +. Conrad Smaller; S.-N., d. Brainerd Burn
ham; Q. MS, Constantine Burnham.
MICHIGAN
Cory Post 26i wayne-Com., Peter @. Bird;
e. V. c., II. A. Haywood J. V. c., J. V: Cadyi
Chap, c. II. Scott; Surg, john Swe9les; AdJ't: A.
c. Howe; Q. NJ. T. S. Gum; SIN, Joe Smith;
@. Ms, Henry Loss.
MINNESOTA
d. F. Markham Post, Z. Marshall, had the honor
Of mastering Col. Sam McPhai as q comrade OF
that Post April s. The Colonel is one of the best
known men in Minnesota. II lacked but few
days of being The 50th anniversary OF hls muster
the Mexican war; and belonged TO the regiment
that Twiggs surrendered 10 the Confederncy, but
unlike the majority Of his comrades he refused to
join, and worked his way North and entered the
Union service. Although born in Kentucky and
raised in Louisiana his sympathies were all FOR The
old flag and he stood by it, He was afterward
Colonel of the lst Mimi. Cav. during the Indian
outbreak in 1862 '63. and his work then is matter
of history. The Colonel Is well-preserved, and
delights in talking OF the old times and experiences
he has met with.
Geo. Mckinley Post, 90, Cannon Falls-Con.,
J. L. Scofeld; s. V. C., y. Valentine; j. V. T., ii.
Doyle; Adi't, w. F. Define; q. NJ, Nj. I. opsoi;
Chap. J. w. Stebbns.
NEW YORK.
John Corning Post, 63s, was mustered at Rock
away Beach ths other day, with these officers:
Com, Anthony Smithy; S.V. c.. 5. j. Enscoe j. Y.
Thomas Jefferson Corning; o. d., Joe Margutroyd;
.. g., S. L. Swimm; 5. NJ. C. Conkel; q. NJ. >,
]. Toomes; 6. n, Joe Dwyer. After the officers
were installed the Post presented with a
handsome Gag and staff by the ladies of the Beach,
Mrs. William II. Adams, during the war nurse
at the Soldiers Hospital in Philadelphia presented
the Post with a stand OF colors. The presentation
speech was made by Rowland Seaman. a lunch
con was served at a neighb0ring restaurant, to
which the veterans marched through the streets,
the line of march being decorated with bunting,
flags lanterns, and the old boys greeted by fine
display Of fireworks. The address OF the evening
was made by Commander Srnithy. Speeches were
also made by r. Seaman, Thomas j. Corning and
Commander McGowen. The Post now has men,
bership Of q and eight applications on file. The
and Relief Corps.
J. s. Stone Post. s52 sarnnac-Com., z. J.
Pickett; s. V. c., II. Fiield J. V. c. Matt Arnold;
AdJt, ]. II. Signor; Q. NJ, 6. w. Parsons; 0. D.,
J. II. Brissette; o. e., c. w. ormsbre; Chap, 6.
d. Wilkinson; Surg. J. Cane; @ Ms, J. Colvin;
SIN, p. D. Brown; Alex. Iamkins.
John G. I-asson Post, 642 Dresden Center-Conn,,
George l. Clemens; 6. Y. c., Francis Betbalmew;
]. V. C.. VIM. Mclaughlin; AdJt, Hiram Shady;
@. NJ. James Eastman: o. D., Thomas J. Cory
don; Chap, Philander Ode!l.
OHIO
Joe Hooker Post, 21. Nj. vernon-Con.. II. n.
Murphy; S V. C., 2. c. Lane; J. V. c.. I. Hutch
inson; Surg, A. Stokes; Chap, II. @. Phifer:
Wm. A. Brand Post g. Urbana-Con T. q.
Keller; s '. O., II. II. Deyo; J. v. G., James
Swisher; Chap. W. NJ Whitaker; Surg, W. T.
Walker Adit Colin Mcdonald Q. NJ, Charles
Lauppei s. 81, John Mundeli q NJ s., D. q. No
Donald.
PENNSYLVANIA
Goodrich Post, % Dauville-Com., B. p. Brown;
g, V. C., John II. Hunt; J, V. c., c. Diserosd;
Adrt, W. @. Kramer; @ NJ, A. 9. Angle; Surg,
J.. &. Newbak er; Chap NJ Shres.
Post 426, Beliwood-Com, J. /. Shaner; 6. V, C.,
A. +. Award; ]. V. c., Peter SITTER; Surg, ]. B.
Laird; Chap, J. 6. Givn; Adj't, :. F. Forgeus; 5.
~. A. II. Smith @. NJ, Sellers Raughi @. NJ. s.,
Il. II. Vandevander.
VERMONT
John A. Logan Post, Sc orTvell-Corn., H @.
Hibbard s. V. C., c. p. Goodrich; J. " c., C. w.
Spaulding; Surg, /. r. HOpkinsj Chap, g. r
lilly AdTt, II. f. Hack; @. n, J. T. Lille; S. NJ.