The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1892-07-28

Stewart f. McClern; s V. c., William II. Bartol;
J. v. c., !. NJ. Munroe; @. NJ, ]. g. Graves; Surg
William ID. Gregory; Chap, John Clotneyi W Nv
Joseph II. Blaney; o. g., Jacob w. Coffin.
MICHIGAN
Julius t. Barrett Post, I7s. Carson City-Com.. J.
F. Fillmore: s W C.. L. ID. Lockin; J. V. c., Ade-
bert Meloy: Chap, T. l.. Ernst; o. d., George Van
Dusen; Q. NJ, s ]. Smith; Surg, John McCraiS;
Adj't, Joseph Wolf; s. NJ, George Garner; q. M
S, A. E. Ing raham; Lieut., Zebra Leonard.
MINNESOTA
John w. Cochran Post 16i, Buffalo-Com., Chas
Mills; s V. C., Lafayette Warner; J. " c., David
Warner; o. D., George Davis; Chap, w: III. Coch-
ran: @. NJ, John Leason; Surg, VIM Schimming'
MISSOURI
The Missouri Chautauqua Assembly, winch hela
its annual Encampment at Pittle Springs, near
Warrensburg, designated July 20 to be observer as
a a." Grand Army Day" The platform and GROUND.
of the Assembly were entirely given no on t'aS
day to g. A. Il. speakers and exercises appropriate
to the occasion. This patriotic movement on taS
part of this great institution was heartily indorsea
by the Department Encsmpment Mt MooeIly.
Those who were fortunate as TO be present lass
year need no inducement TO avail themselves, VI
the opportunity again presented Oh lne nS sts
cardinal principles upon which our order Les.s'
and at the same time encourage rch enter.t'ii-
ment. A general attendance this year by fos's
and individual comrades was noted.
Attention is called 10 the nth annual reunion oi
the Third G. A r. District of Missouri. whlcn WIZ
be held at the Fair Grounds in the CITY OF Cniiii'
coihe, sept. y, q, Q. . anu ios 1O'-'
NEW YORK
From advices secured at Headquarters from the
Secretary of the Citizens Executive Committee vi
Washington, ID. C., Comrade Harrison DlnGfnah
300 additional comrades from this Department
have secured quarters at Washington Tor the tn m
campment. This makes a total go tar oil over oV0o
from New York, and not nil heard from yet.
In a circular issued from State Headquarters De-
partment Commander Poole has published de-
cision OF the Court of Appeals exempting from
execution property bought with pension money;
He also invites attention TO section LOB" revised
Statutes of the United States, which provides thSt
nav and bounty money of nou-commissioned Off
GERS and privates. land warrant5, PENSIONS tes,i-
monials presented for military or naval services
and the like shall be exempt from levy and sale on
execution for non-payment of taxes, or any DINER
legal proceedings.
McGregor Post. 463, E!lenburg-Com., NJ $.
Lille: s V. c. James Mott: j. " c., w. W.
Sweet; Adj't, VIM. Tabor; surg, Peter Rock
Chap, Elidger Goodal; @ NJ, Levi Holt; .; d.
VIM Holden; o. G.. Clark 0li:er; S.-M., NJ H.
Hammond; Q. MS, Hardy Honsnger
OHIO
Department Commander J. F. Mack OF SAN
dusky, and Junior Vice Department Commander
w. Il Surles Of East Liverpool. will visit the fol-
lowing named Posts and hold open Campiires and
attend Reunions on the dates given: Aug 10 Il.
NJ Stanton Post, l66. Steubenvie; Aug. l6, Gen
LYON Post, Il, East Liverpool Aug. IL, Reunion
OF G. A r. and old Soldiers Camp Boquet at Neg
ley through the day, and Campfire with Prescott
Post, 10. Salem, in the evening; Aug. is, TODD
Post, 29, Youngstown; Aug, 10 Bell Harmon POST:
Sc Warren, dav Reunion q. AR, and Old soldiers
Campfire at night; Aug. 90 Reunion 6. A X and
old soldiers. and Campfire with David Maekin-
tosh Post. 81, at Ravenna All neighboring Posts
and all Union soldiers cordially invited 10 at
tend these Reunions and Campfires. The public
in general also will be accorded a hearty welcome.
Sill Post, 81. North Baliimore-Com:, Washing
ton Young: s. V. c.. John Hagar; ]. " c., Peter
Shuier; Aij't. J. w. A. Bender o. d., r. Fiana-
gan; @. IL, II. Campbell; o. g., w. ). Didine;
Surg, H. Baldwin; Chap, G. f. Simon; q. NJ. b,
s. Smith; 5. NJ. W. s. Decker.
PENNSYLVANIA
Lieut.. Frank NJ. Brown Post, 266 Richmond
fpostofiice Rochester Mills)-Com William NJ.
Stanly; 5. V. c.. James NJ. Ayers; j. " C.. ID. u.
Piper; @. NJ, David Dougheriy; Chap, David
Brown: o. D.. J. NJ. Gamble; o. G., Conrad
PiIser; Adit Eli Campbell; Surg, Samuel Lewis
5. NJ, Joseph Taylor; @. N. s., Jacob Bee.
new Post was recently organized in Edison.
goodly number of G. A. X. men, with their wives,
were prese Mt from Tacoma Past Department Com
rnander Lowell and Mrs. Lowell. John Gonna,
Quartermaster of Custer Post, with Mrs. Gonna
and Capt. David Dowdeu, assisted in the cere-s
monies during the evening. The Post was named
Col. L. d. Baker and these officers were chosen:
Com. Jesse Tobias; 6. V. C., r. 5. Alexander; J.
" c.. J. A. Baker: Adi't. &. III. Moore; q. NJ,
John Keats Surg, II. II. Snow; Chap, }. K. Rey-
s. NJ, ID. r. Gilman; A. Q. NJ, Ii. G. Johnson.
WISCONSIN,
Nathan Paine Post, l66. Fairchild, adopted at
meeting suitable resolutions the death OF
Byron o. Palmer.