The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-18
edition.


Inc state DCpartlnenL OF Lne u. A. H.,
of Delaware, met In U. s. Grant Post
lropn, Third and King streets, this
lfotenoon at 10 O'Clock. The council
lof administration mot ut 0 o'clock The
atlendance is large and the greatest
Enthusiasm prevails.
| The following are the delegates to
thp department.
| Post No |, delegates John Zebley,
Charles NJ, Pearce, Peter McAleer, Sam.
udl Spence, Charles A. Foster, Jumes
Mcdowell, Pierre Gentine, John Tur-
Moore. Alternutes-tieorge heuss,
William Delson, Jacob Lamplugh,
Potter Oserdeer, William Baekus, John
Irwin, John II. Spencer, Joseph Bow
crs, Joseph Hooney and George Wood.
| Post M. ., delegates harles Sollo-
why. Edgar A. Finley, Samuel A. Mac
allster. W. Ii. Bent2 L. j. Wood, his.
IStradley. J. 9. Rutan, Solomon Hersey
IGho. II. Roberts Q. s. Woodrow, WIN.
Joseph S.. Wheeler, A. II. Mason.
Vim. Kolley. Jr., II. Preston w. r.
Robinson, VIM. Forbes J. B. Smith, j.
lt Ferguson, VIM. Whiteman, John
Williams, D. Is. WATERMAN and JIG. Rip
Iptrger.
i Post No. ., delegates james D.
Boggs and Jesse Heliings. Aiternates
George Tarbutton and J. G.. Lolland.
| Post No. 4, delegates-No C.Gray,
-,irg Chase. Alternatos Alexander
Hollis James irons, George Dumson
and Josiah Tippett
| Post No. q, delegate KIM
Imey. Alternate-Noah Daniels.
Post No. Z. delegates w. Clifton
and W. II. Harris.
:. Post No. 8. delegate-Henry Jacobs.
, IAlternate-John II. Herbiner
Post No. II, delegate-Jas. B. Ross.
ALTERNATE -'Iho5. S. Downey.
] Post No. 10, delegates Evan g.
,Shortlidge aud Charles Frodericks.
Altelnates George Hielslep and Ii. i.
! Shippers.
Post No. IA delegatcs-J. v. Aspril
, and George p. kemple. Alternates-
IVY. II. Eccies and George w. Nnudain.
Post No. IL, delegate z. Barnard.
, Alternate-John II. Galloway.
I, Post No 10, delegates-John Law
eltngham. Alternates L. Law
: son, James l.. Conway and James H.
!, Post No. II, delegates O.
d Robinson and Horny Morgan. Alter-
, hates John Liniey and $. b. Hazard.
Post No. 49, delegates-John G. Short
, and Isaac A. Peck. Alternates-Ed-
ward DUFFY and II. Manship.
5 Post No; 10. delegatas-J; B. Sim
Elias Sapp and James Saunders.
Post No 90 delegates-J. b. Dea-
lkyne and A. s. Naudain. Alternates-
, John w. Jolls and l.. b. Lee.
Post No. %, delegates-H. s. Kyle.
y James w. Agnew, }. X. IL. Montgom-
oery, q. l.. Jeiferis and James p. Green.
Altenates y, l.. French, Joseph Gres-
! Singer William Abbott. John b. Wood
ward and Richard Taylor.
> din. Altornate-Mitchell Tyre.
Post No. %. delegate George w.
9 Green. Alternate-George W. Puse y.
. Post No. 23. delegate George N.
q Hudson. Alternate George Adams.
The most of the forenoon was occu-
piled in the officers reading their re.
y ports. Department Commander A. J.
% Woodmans report was OF an exceed
ingly cheerful character, and was
Cloudy applauded.
q The report OF Assistant Adjutant
~ General J. B. Stradley was very en-
couragtng and was also loudly ap-
Ipluuded. The department numbers
lt22 posts and 1896 members. Depart
d Iment Commander organized two posts
II during the year.
The Quarter master Generals report
showed receipts amounting to $l485.27
Expenditures Si256.62; balance. sos. 81
The committee to receive Command
,bler-in. chief Palmer Is composed of VIM.
alb. Morton, Post IS; Moses We'll, Post
,eil3; Joseph Booth, Post 2; II. McClel-
M land, Post and d. r., Post S.
The committee will meet the comman.
der-in.chief In the 1924 p. nj. train. He
Twill attend the meeting of tho Depart.
Iment this afterne y and will be ban
,,eequetted tonight t ne Clayton House