The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1892-01-21
NEW YORK,

| House. Among the guests was Fast Departnent
Commander Hedges. Between the courses shorl
/ personal "reminiscences were given by the comrades
! OF war experiences which were very interesting
The occasion Graced by the presence OF Mrs;
/ Chappell, Mrs McEroy, and Mrs. Hyde Marshal
/ ChRppell has been one of the most efhcient 1ranu
MRrshnls New York City has ever had, ana he VIII
retire from Office with the best wishes OF the ehlre
Il. d. Morgan Post. reports the loss OF two
comrades during the past year, Comrade hhureW
/ j. POusOn and Dr. @. SprREus Paine. IN COM
pRrisoR 10 their numbers the mortality mas peeh
/ very light
There was large attendance nj the installation
OF Winfield Scott Hancock Post, 23s nj the Oo-
lumba, New York. Commander Thee y. hOrohy
was installed for the third term, and he IN sup
ported by efficient staff Of officers. Among the
prominent Grand Army men present were 1oin-
mandcr j. Stockton Hastehd, Gen. Nicholas w.
Day, Judge Brown, Past Department Commander
/ Floyd ClRrkson, and many Others. A me me-
mortal volume, the gift OF G. c. Shayne was pre-
| scented 20 the Post by Judge Brown, and was re-
ceived by Commander korony In an able speech
The ceremonies closed with banquet Inc AT
! tendance OF Grand Army celebrities was large
nearly every Post being represented. IL was sue
Cessful affair throughout, and Hancock Post starts
/ of another year with the best OF prospects,
Noah l.. FRrnhRm Post ass will hold it's lhslRlla-
] ton on Jan. IS az Adcph Hail, New York, fast
Grand Marshal Col Charles Mex. Boeser WIZ ne
/ the Installing Officer. lie has been Commander OF
this Post since its foundation and retres on
\ account al business engagements. john >. rum
succeeds him. and will conduct the Affairs oil the
/ Post successfully.
Thalford Post 8 Brooklyn-Com James III, Nc
/ Kenna; s. ". c., Samuel Toson; j. V. C., Jas.
/ j. Daley; q. NJ. August StOckmRn; surg Johh
X hchesoni Q, ID, Josiah O. DIXON Shhpi 1olh
/ X. Gllbyi O. O.. u. Cullen. Council john B1rhh'
james Eden, Andrew J. Lyon, Isaac i, walton
William G. McCrcery.
Devin Post Jas Brooklyn-Com., II. G. Draper
8 v. C., J. y. Farley J. V. G., Thomas ONeill !
q. NJ. g. Stevenson; Surg, j. Cunningham thap',
g. A. Scots o. d. }. II. Keenan, O. O., }. Whist
Rnce
g. X. Warren Post 2s6 Brooklyn-Com.. Peter
H WHddy; :. v. c., Wan. Nuttall; j. v. @, Michael
! Feenyi o. d., Frederick SpraEuei q. NJ, Henry
/ Foster; Chap, Charles Heath: o. g., B.W. Ennis
Hornce Greeley Post, 577, New York-Com., w.
| A. Healon; :. v. C., Marvin ID. Savage; j. v. o.
/ Frank - Taft; q. NJ, William j. McHughi surg,
| Prank Harrison; o. d.. John Codyi o. g., Ihos'
! Cakes
Ellsworth Post, g., New Yorll--Com., George a.
| REILLY; :. " c., J. ID. Byrne; J. V, G., Charles Il.
/ Baldwin; q. NJ, w. A. Baker; Chap, Charles
| Smith; Surg. Hugh Roman; d. d., Joseph Mar
| shall o. C.. Patrick Nellis.
George HuntsmAn Post, So Hoboken, N. j.
| Com, L. A. Funey; :. ". c., II. III. Cook j. v.
c. Henry Smith; q. NJ, Jacob Roemer Surg r.
| A. Goodridge; Chap, Jonathan Warren; o. d.
Francis Somersi q. O., Conrad Bogeli q - fe1ei
/ ID. Noe.
There was a rally of GAR. men last Thursday
night at Oberlock's Hall, L. j., Mt which the Officers
Of james III. Keswel Post were Installed by ten.
J. n. O'Beirne and staff, OF FRrrRRut Post, rs New
York. ,. v. ID. g. Edward A, Dudley chose this
night Tor his visit 10 the Post. Supervisor william
1 Lyman Of Flatbush, pre----ted the Post with =
1 handsome Grand Army memorial volume OF loN
| pages, bound la levant Turkey morocco, with the
name OF the donor embossed 10 gold on the cover
ID contains supplement and lithogrRph pages ioi
burial records and al index. There was "a genu-
Inc jolfcation not confined 10 the Post alone, NJ
| invitations had been extended 70 every veteran IN
Musicians Post, 452. New York, 10 made mp Of
bRndmen who served during the war. IL was or
Ennized by ]. >. Gilmore, who was Its FIRST Com
mRnder. Officers: Com, J. Hammerschmitti =
| v. c. Macom Hoffman; J. V. c., Edward Kirk
9. NJ" w. y. Bolesehkai Chap. j. q. PicineT; =.
ID, John Gabriel: o. o., Fred Reuter-. J. n Beck
was appointed Adjutant FOR the eighth time.
A. H. Terry Post, AmsterdRm-Com, John -
! Maxwell; =. v. g.. William :. Wood; j. v. e.,
! Harvey Deal; q. NJ. II. w. RRwdon; Chap. Abra-
! SlOcum; O. g., George u. Durham; AdI't, Charles
r. Gordon. Terry Post has membership OF q.
Ia good standing, and its members take a grea'
Interest ia the organization.
| William Bryan, $50 w. King street, Toronto
4 NanadR; The daughter Of coHrnce here The Other
day thougtlessly and innocently took her father
/ GAR. badge and wore ID 10 school. But when
her schOOlmstes noticed IL was not an emblem
/ pertaining 10 the maple leaf, but rather antHgo
niHtic TO a. they began 10 ridicule her 10 make hei
take Il of. She began 10 cry. Al this lad, George
/ Wright, 10 yeHra old came TO her rescue, saying
/ II will wear u FOR You" lie fastened 10 TO hi'
/ breast and wore ID through tile rest Of the day
Notwithstanding that many Of the larger aud Older
! boys aud girls attempted to take Il from him. lie
/ wore ID away from school 10 the homo Of tbt
/ comrades daughter. AZ o. meeting Of JAS. =
4 Knowlton Post. b32 Toronto. a Committee wal
/ appointed 20 secure n suitable token TO present "a
the boy at a mark Of his courage and patriotism e
the flag
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Louis Bell Post, B. Manchester. held memorial
services at GAR. Hall, Jan. 10, Ia honor 81 tht
veterans who have been mustered out by dealt
during the year. The services were largely at
/ tended Rev O. ID. Hills y. ID; Rev. w. III. Nor
rison, and Rev. II. ). Bacon delivered the eulogies
OHIO
Lewis Post. Xenia-Com.. Joshua Ice; s. v. G.
4 Ia n Vglara Rvlg
Geo IL Robinson; Surg. q. NJ. Galloway; q. ID.
j. q Anderson q. g., ID. =. Kelley.
Veteran Post 0. National Military Home-Com.
Michael y. Lacy >. V. G.. Henry J. Albright
J. v. c., Louis Heuser; q. M., II. III. a. Snowhte
/ Surg, Henry L. Leigh; Chap. John r. Miuton
o. ID, James stewart: Q. a., Josiah Klump.
Smith; . v. c., J. w. Lever; J. ". C., Jas. Arm
strong O. M., }. N. Rowe Surg, r. NJ. Black
Chap John Craig; Q. d., VIM. Davenport o. q.
Rees Mitchell Post, Gamden-Com. Jacob O. b
Johnson :. v. c. w. =. May; j. v. C., John DE
camp q. NJ, Theo. Johnson Surg. ). ?. Farm
shell Chap, w. A. Snyder q. ID, Frank McShane
O. O., James Brennan.
RHODE ISLAND
Arnold Post. a. Pr0vidence-Com., Nelson II
Arnold =, " C., George NJ. Twitchelli J. " g.
James J. Locke; Surg, o. j: Towne a. NJ, Chas
u. SMITH Chnpr George w. Ford o. ID, Corne
illus Chapman; o. c., Joseph w. Taylor.
Frank w. Goddard Post 70, Berk eley-Com., q
y. Collins :. v @ H u. Matusoni :. Y; G
Dawson; Chap, j. Mann surg, q. EastOn; o. o.
| T. Y. Hans.
Tower Post ", Pawtuoret-Com., O. p Huntley
q. v. g., o. &. Tracy J. v. O., J.. J. Matteson
Surg, s, a. W. Arnold q. NJ. J. Il. Davis; Chap
J. }. WOoileyi o. d., J. ". Sibley; q. O. A. "A
Butts
Scdgwiok Post 2 PeRcedals-Com Georg
Esterbrooksi 3. ". O., William II. Smith; }. v. Q
Frank y. Iollandi Surg, James NJ. Clark; O. NJ
William d. Northupi o. d., Thomas n Sims q
O., Michael O'HRra.
WASHINGTON
Meade Post, o. Yakima, during the past year hh
made most gratifying progress Starting ia wit
deficiency Ia the treasury, II has paid OF a
claims aud now has a satisfactory balance ia Ga
QuartermasteT's hands. 10 addition 10 this fraleI
nR feeling LAS been stimulated aud complete o,
operation and harmony established between IA
Post and Relief Corps This has been largely IA
result 81 Commander n SCOTT and President Rmil
Chambers, who have both been selected again II
the coming year 10 continue their good work
like progress he made next year The Post will 1
one Of the foremost la the Department
I On 20 Mexico.
Special Dispatch 10 TBE NATIONAL TRIBUNE.
MEXICO Jan H.
! Information having been received here thi
4 rumOrs 81 revolution in Mexico have caused OF
oOmrRdes 20 reconsider their intention Of comm
90 Mexico. we, the comrades Of n. q. G. Ord Pos