The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1892-08-04
DEPARTING NT NEWS.
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Maj. Anderson Post, 5, Moscow-Com, o. v.
Davis; S. V. c., A. J. Scott; J. V. c., F. f. Mix;
@. NJ, w. o. Campbell; Surg. James johnson /;
c. b. Holt: s NJ. Lindall smith; q. NJ. s., c. w.
Palmer; Adj's. w. II. Beardsley.
ILLINOIS,
ST. Joseph Post 22O. ST. Joseph-Com., W. W.
Obryant; s. V. c., Lewis johnson; J. V. c.. w. H.
q. NJ A. s. Glascoek Surg, c. Reed; o. G., ]. T..
Purcell; Adj't. E. NJ. Whitzell; S. NJ, ID. Peabody /;
@ M. s., II. L. Penny.
RkRYLAND.-
During the Boston National Encampment John
A Andrew Post IS of that CITY, extended many
courtesies to Wilson Post, l. of Baltimore. meet
ing was held the other night by the comrades
composing a committee appointed by Wilson Post,
hospitality Of the Boston veterans in true old Mary
land style
MASSACHUSETTS,
Hiram s Berry Post, 40 Malden-Com.. William
r. Spsulding; S. V. C., A. A. Adams; j. V. c.,
Trisiram Griffin; Surg. i. Wolfsen; Chap, George
North; o. G.. W. G. Chapman.
Edwin Humphrey Post. Maden-Com., Lyman
B. Wilton; s. V. c.. Arthur Beal; J. V. c.. Loring
II. Gushing; @ NJ, William Jones Surg. Henry
Z. spalding; Chap, William II. Seares; o. D., A.
A. Lincoln; o. G., Edward T. Blossom.
Charles Beck Post, Sc, Cambridge-C Charles
Seagrave; s. v. c.. M. c. Bcadle; ]. V. c., J. E.
Woodbury.; q. NJ. W. ii. Eveleih; Surg. Matthew
FIack Q. D.. Dexter Jcweit; Chap, Joseph Wood /;
". VI, L. D. Oarucio.
NEBRASKA
s.y. C. o. II. Wilder; j. V. c., S. b. Kenaston /;
Surg. s. s. Miller; o. d., Ira Z. Griswold; o. c.
Matthias Fagot; @. NJ, j. III. Malone; Adj't. Samuel
9. Muleni Chap, Joseph King; s. NJ, William
Homer.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Matt Head Post. ~. Fitzwill:am-Com Edwin
A. Flagg; {. V. C., Charles f. Thompson; J. v c.
Wright Whitcomb; Adjt Daniel II. Reed; @. NJ,
Thomas d. Hayden; o. d., Elijah T. Platts; o. g..
Charles A. Field; q. NJ. s., E l. Roundy S. NJ,
}. X. Rand.
NEW JERSEY
"A; T.. A. Torbert Post, "a, Neutrality-suspicious..
w c. Geo T. Voorhees,; Adi't. C. p, A.teil
Surg, II. II. Hoibrook; Chap. Il. n. Reed; q. NJ.
William Becker o. d., Charles 7. Smith; o. g.,
Foster H. Langdon; s. NJ, J. III. Couch; Q. NJ
s.. john A. Gilt.
NORTH DAKOTA
s,John A. Iogan Post, Is. Carrington-Con1.. A.
{. Mayfeid :. v. c. A. NJ. Campbell; j. V. c., T.
J. Edwards; Q: d.. E. Burnhatn; q. NJ. James
King; Surg, VIM; Farquar; Chap, q. u: Esta-
brook; o. O.. z. C. Phelps; i. s., Ii. o. Warren
Adj't, John \. Wilson.
OHIO
Oscar p. Randall Post. 2ll-Com., W C. John
son; s. V c., John Shelf: J. v c. Thomas Par
Surg, Phillip Ballard Adj't, ID. V. Hartman; q.
H.. d. F Hoilopeter; o. o., Jacob Prints
n n Soieulah fosLs JOS. iroy-Iom., j. w.
stiwell; s. V. C., j. J. Boiler; J. V. c., John
johnson; Chap. A. /. Mckinney; q. M J. T.
Noorbead; Surg w. A. Shuier; o. d. James
Jones; o. G., Job Laird Adj't, ID. /. Lee.
PENNSYLVANIA
Abraham lowering, A. ON. G., Philadelphia
requests the publication of this statement: Papers
throughout this State have published statements
made by members Of the National Guard of Penn
sylyRna that the canvas used by the Grand
Army al Gettysburg from July TO s, inclusive
was returned IA bad condition. etc. wish 10 re
flute this charge, which Is absolutely false. and
make the assertion, which can prove by reliable
witnesses that the canvas has never been returned
in so good condition as II was this time. Not one
A-tent was in any way damaged nor was any hos
pital tent; a few Of the wall tents bad the back
seam carefully ripped open for special purposes
The tente were perfectly dry when taken down
were rolled up aud securely tied with lashngs
carefully packed IN the car, not having lost
single piece. Comrade n. q. Wilson, OF Post 9
Superintendent OF the National Cemetery whC
assisted with the canvas this and every time i
has been used by the Grand Army mt Gettysburg
congratulated me On the splendid condition Ia,
canvas was returned In. Il is hoped the paper
who published the statements OF the Naiiona
Guard Will kindly correct them.n
The expenses OF the trip to Washington Will
George @ Meade Post, J. Philadelphia, will be sl4
This includes eli the expenses except board. 4
beautiful History OF Washington City will be RiyeI
TO each person going with the Post.
Greble Post, 10, Phiiadei pisia, has engaged quar-
tiers in Washington for 200 comrades. There vii
be no charge for quarters. Lodging will be free
The cost Of the trip will be but SIS TO those corr
rades who go with their Post. The Post will Civ
an excursion TO Cape May by steamer, Wednesday
Aug 10.
Several business and professional men of Frank
ford last week presented 10 Kearny Post, SIS
Through Past A. A. q. James Mccormick, tw
bsndsomely-bound war record volumes. Hon