The National tribune., 1892-05-26

MINNES OTA.-
James Clabaugh Post, "a, winnebago-Com., j.
Tuhener; s. V. c., Z. A. Gifn; J. v e. D AIRY
O. D. G G Snare; Surg J; Giving Ch Isap:' g. NJ
J. A. White; q. NJ. s, A. Barnes. rms fost was
named after a comrade who died in Andersonyiiie
Prison. 1t has so names on the roll.
MISSOURI
Hon. John j. Ingalls, of Kansas. will deliver the
Grafton at the National Cemetery in Jefferson CITY
on Memorial Day. and all comrades and The pubiic
in general are invited to attend.
The pupils of Franklin School of Kansas CITY
were presented with flag the other day by De-
partment Commander C. w Whitehead, on behalf
of the Department q. r., in accordance with the
custom that has prevailed in the state Tor some
time of similar presentations 10 the public schools
MONTANA
a. L. Sherer: We have a Post away up in the
mountains here with membership OF 80. we
organized March 5. are known as Gen LYON Post
.. and are oficered rs follows: COM arthur :
Mckay; s. V. c.. Robt. G. Palmer: j. V. O., David
J. Plume; Surg, VIM Emerson; Chap, J. Henry
Ayres; O. D. John Myers: @. NJ, Albert L. Treat;
@. NJ. =, John II. Bowdish; s. NJ, Edward ilaak
We are located in the Fisthead Valley, at Kalispel
on the line of the Great Northern Railroad, ana
two years ago there was no town here
NEW MEXICO
Lincoln Post. ID, Flora vista-Com., n; L.
Hayden; s. V c.. S. T. Maupin; J. v c.. c. Bird :;
o. D., G. w. Mccoy; @. NJ. c. II. McHenry; Chap,
NJ. L. Page; o. g., c. Linsacum; S-M., IL. O.
King; Surg, H. Bowman; Adjt, A. L. Bird.
NEW YORK.
G. c. Leonard. Co. c, Hath N Y. Hancock: In a
recent issue / notice Comrade Gillian, both Pa,
boasts of missing only three meetings OF his Post
in five years That is very good record but can
see him and go better i joined j. PiasiSett
Post, 4S3, Department of New York, as cnarter
member in May, 1884, and have missed only two
meetings since, being sick and unable TO attend at
time: AZ the other time absent on duty as As
sstaut Inspector.
handsome stand of colors were presented to
Henry Miller Post, %, Brooklyn, at Amphion
Academy lately. The Post is very popular one,
and the flags were the present of the citizens OF the
Eastern District appreciation OF the worth OF
the members Preceding and following the flag
presentation there was musical and literary en-
tertainment. Bernard Peters made the presenta-
ton address aud Col. G. Hull Grant received the
flags
Hatch Post 24I, Frendship-Com., L. BindiclS;
S. V. c., Gardner Wells; J. V. c., VIM. b. Nor-
ship; Chap, VIM. Weightman; Surg. E. A. Will
lard; o. d.. A. F. Smith; o. g., Wade Waaidan;
@ NJ, Geo. Clapp; AdJt, VIM. H. Giittmar
OHIO
The new Department Commander, /. F. Mack
has this TO say or taking Office: To the comrades
individually ard to the Encampment rs the repre-
sentative OF the As 600 members of our association
/ return my most heartfelt thanks for the high
honor. an honor accepted with many misgivings
that may not be able 10 meet the expectations OF
the comrades of this Department. The success of
the new administration fortunately does not depend
on the wisdom and zeal of the Department Com
rnRnder alone but the united efforts OF all the
officers of the Department the officers of the Post,
and the comrades generally. United for The single
purpose Of perfectng our organization we can
make the year glorious one in the history OF tins
Department and the Department Commandcr APP
peals 10 every Post and every comrade TO aid him
in his work. Let recruiting begin at once anu be
continued to the end OF the year. Every honor
ably-dischnrged Union veteran. who is worthy of
our comradeship. should be appealed to 10 become
one of us not only for his own benefit but for the
good he can do to needy and destitute COM
| rades and the widows and orphans OF those who
have passed away" The following appointments
| have been made on the staff OF the Department
| Commander: Asst Adj't-Gen., Josh b. Davis
McMeens Post, l9, Sandusky; Asst @. M.-Gen.,
Thomas p. Tucker. McMeens, 10, Sandusky; Ins
Creed Milstead, Bailey Post, 16i, Portsmouth
OTHER appointments will be announced in a few
days. All communications for the Department
Commander, Assistant Adjutant- General and
Assistant Quartermaster-Gen should be adj
dressed TO Sandusky.
Grosvenor Post. 742, Wakeup-Com. J. NJ.
Grosvenor; s. V. c., A J Clark; j. v G., II. II.
Wharf; Chap. Greenvile LaDcas; @ NJ, J. r.
Wickham: Surg, Finley Taylor; o. D., Perry
Root Adj't, John Fetherson; Q. D., d. A. sutton.
PENNSYLVANIA
Tie Hall Committee of Post 2, Philadelphia, an
| nounces that the dedication of the new hall on
| Twelfth street. near Wallace, will take place this
] evening. Past Commander Matthew Hall has pre-
scented the Post with artistically designed open
fire CRATE, which he has placed in the ladies' parlor
| on the second aoor 1t Is made of beautiful small
bricks In coors, cDaneled, and is one of the at
| fractions of the hall. THE Private Soldier " has
been exhibition in store windows, and has
elected mach praise for its design and also for lie
artistic execution.
POTOMAC
A new Post. with members for the most part who
have not hitherto attached themselves 10 any Grand
! Army organization, was mustered in last week at
Grand Army Hall, Washington. In honor and in
memory of the celebrated Army of the Potomac
the new Post will be known as Potomac Post Is.
IL is especially desired that all exsoldiers within
this Jurisdiction who have not yet associated them
selves with any Grand Army Post will do SO, for
| obvious reasons.
RHODE ISLAND
George H. Browne Post, o. Providence-Com
| Samuel Grafton; S. V. c., Benz. +. Nicholas
| j. V. c., Charles Larkhsm: Adj't. orsmus A. Taft
| Surg. Geo. T. ShuTtleff; @ NJ, Chas. III. Nottage
/ S.-M., Chas F. Richards; q. Ms Paul b. War
| rem; Chap, Almanac s. Stone; o. D., John S
Groves; o. G., VIM. NJ. Nottage.
SOUTH DAKOTA
There was ioat presentation Of flags In FaulS-
| ton the other evening. Miss Della A. Bailey pre-.
! sented the gift Of her father, III. W. Bailey, the
| Post Adjutant to Phil II. Sheridan Post, and II
| was received by Commander George j. Jarvis
| The other flag was presented by Capt John Brehl
on behalf of Maj. J. A. Picker, to the S. of V
| Camp, IL, OF that name, being received by Com.
mander Ra.hulan. Appropriate addresses and
responses accompanied tie ceremonies OF presenta
| tion
r. L. McCook Post. "a. Brookings-Com., VIM
Anderson; S. V. c., V. w. norton J. " C., ii. G
Moffat; q. 81. A. II. Wintermute; Surg, q. kund
son; Chap, W. Il. Euos; o. D.. w ii. Cornell
o. O., w. Loveiandi SIN, A. NJ. Hail; Adj't, II
V. Hicks
WASHINGTON AND ALASKA
Lynch Post, ~, Lynden,-com:, a. J. RUSSO
Smith q NJ. A. H. Wamplen; Surg. Burtor
Packard; o. D., c. Runyon; o. G.. Philip Rohr
hacker; Chap, 8. c. Spaulding; Adjt, w. w
Palmer; SIM, T. r. Price; q. MS. J. F. Woody