The National tribune., 1892-04-07

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Nation; Adft T. B. Whitney; S. NJ. d. NJ. Bur
well; Surg, George Balch.
+. c. johnson Post, 1886, A.chson-Com., L. T..
Sanborn; s. V. c.. c. H. Barrows; }. V. c.. A. G..
McMakin; Surg John Hitler: Chap. G. F. Craw-
ford; o. D., ID. G. Jones: Adj't. Stanton Park I;
q. NJ, A +. Gratgny; o. g.. Hiram Marlin; ). NJ,
&. l.. Mather; Q. NJ. 5, J. T. Wright.
MISSOURI
Capt. John A. Bowers Post 3s3, Miltord-Com
Pierce; s V. e.. J. Coy; J: V: C., w. u. Sandlin;
Adj,!, w. II. Cones Surg, J: Wary; Chap. J. NJ
Middleton: q. NJ. T. NJ. Helm; o. D., VIM. Win
ter; o. G., VIM. Wilson; S. NJ, A. J. James; @. NJ
| s, G.. c. Jones.
Robert Taylor Post. 46s odessa-Cou. J. W.
Quusi; chap, VIM. Eley; @. NJ. W. s. Wakeman;
o. -, Daniel IIedrick; o. G.. George ID. McGee;
Adjt Edward Evers: Surg, Ninden Gillen.
NEW JERSEY
Kearny-.Ianeway Post IS. New Brunswick
Com o. A. Kibhe: 6. V. C., George w. Price. jr.;
! J. V. c., James Townsend Adjt, James Madison;
! Surg. James H. Forman; Chap, A. G. Young
| (coloredl. o. d.. <. J. Shuct o. G., John V. Par
sell; q. NJ, :. A. Cannon; s NJ. VIM. II. Hardy.
NEW YORK
A. n Baldwin Post, as3 Hunter-Com.. Charles
! ID Witse; : V. C., Abram II. Miller; j. V; g,
Emory ID. Cline; @. NJ, Jacob Stoiz; Surg. John
:. Gemmell; Chap, Ebert X. Parsons; .. ID. Bur
| ton G. Tompkins; %. G.. Francis Riley; Adi't +.
w; Fisher; :. NJ, George w. Goodrich; q. NJ 5,
Elihu Ward Post. e54. was instituted at Rosyn
recently. The new Post has 20 charter members
Officers: Com, Samuel Hooper: :. V. c., John NJ
Page; Surg Peter ID. Legs; Chap, John ordro-
naux; q. NJ. hbram Oliver; Adjt. John A. Belden.
Nosburgh Post, 95. Peellskill: Com, Joseph l..
Mason; 5 V. c., Archibald MacKellnr; J. V. c.,
George Gordon; Chap, William J. Charlton; o.
D., James Calhoun; Surg. Cornelius Van Horn;
w. A. Sipperly, Charles Coleman, Samuel Tate,
James Calhoun. and John w. Parker.
ID. b. Sieight Post, S3I, Pomghkeepsie-Com::.
V. g., VIM. II. Monfort; AdJt, Charles Woodini
@. NJ, NJ. Mattern; Surg, VIM. T. White; Chap,
Ferguson; S. NJ, E. NJ. Norris ON S., A. ii.
Spencer
OHIO
Bailey Post l6i, Portsmouth, Conn.,. James skcl-
ton; ;. V. C., George Brandan; J. V. c., James A.
Stevenson; q. NJ, Wm. II. Williams; Surg, NJ.
s Pixley; Chap, ]. A. Snodgrass; o. d., p j.
George; o. G., il w Fnrnham; Adj't. F. A Good
ell; ;. NJ, w. II. Ii. Montgomery; @. NJ s., Sam
uel McEIlhaney.
PENNSYLVANIA
The new officers have all got down TO solid bus-
ness again. The appointments of the Department
Commander are considered the best that could be
made Comrades Town and lowering are re-
appointed, which is very gratifying to the COM
rades throughout the Department. Thursday after
noon last was the first general meeting of the
Council of Administration. Much important bust |
ness transacted and views exchanged The |
Council fixed July 2, 1892, the day 10 open the
semi annual Encampment at Gettysburg for one |
Asst q M.-Gen lowering; there will be no |
doubt that every arrangement for the comfort of
.h me c1ilaues VIII De a!ehued 10. II - expected
mat the semi annual this Summer viii be one OF |
the largest ever held. The Department Com
mander and his Assistant Adjutant- General and
Assistant Quartermaster- General are about START
ing out trip 10 visit The Posts officially through
out the Stale. Comrades visiting Philadelphia
should always visit Department Headquarters,
lu25 Arch street. They will be welcome.
One of the largest and grandest entertainments
ever given In Philadelphia was that of Post 10,
of Music. No Post in the Department gives more
I'm proportion to its membership 10 assist the old
soldier the widow and orphan and distressed COM
rades than Col. Fred Taylor Post. Last year over
5000 was expended in relief alone amount
FAR greater than the dues, etc. of the entire men,
berahp amounts 10. To continue in this charitable
work this Post annually gives monster entertain
ment at tile Academy. The greatest success has al
ways been the result of the Committees work. AS
on former occasions the house was packed and hum
dreds turned away. The program was a miscella-
neous one, keeping the large audience in contin-
ual laughter, the house ringing with applause.
Many OF the most prominent comrades and other
citizens were present with their ladies. By actual
count ,9g1 tickets were taken up at the door The
corridors were filed with promenaders. and the re-
tirng-rooms with those who did not arrive early
enough TO have a front seat. Asst @ M.-Gen.
Levering, a Past Commander of Post l9, was the
Chairman Of the Committee, which was composed
of John a. Woodhouse, g. T. 4. Knorr, John Eek
ert. w. H. Shelmire, John Doyal
W. r., Philadelphia: Comrade John Levins, of
pennsylvania Reserve Post, lel, Philadelphia, has
been appointed Assistant Inspector of District No.
2, Department of Pennsylvania, GAR For this
high honor he is indebted 10 his very warm friends,
Inspector Charles A. Suydan and Assistant In
Large William III. Barrett. Hurrah for
the gallant 9Th Reserve. The tall live-oak may
often bend but never Breaks
The following additional appointments the
staff OF the Department Commander
nounced: Inspector, Charles A. Suydam, Post 3d. .
Philadelphia; Judge-Advoeate, Charles H Smiley !
Post AS, New Bloomfield; Chief Mu.sering Officer,
]. Andrew Wit, Post 68 Towanda. They will be
obeyed and respected accordingly. The duty Of {
is In oil
such questions as may be submitted 10 him by the
Department Commander. Post officers
races desiring decisions or interpretations Of the
Rules aud Regulations will forward all communi- |
cations TO Department Headquarters.
Post u held an open Campfire the other even !
ng, at which a set Of Memorial volumes were
presented by Hon. II. g. Jones. The books are
handsomely bound. Past Department Commander I
lhomas Stewart received the gift on behalf Of the 9
making followed Luncheon, etc, was served, and
good time generally was had. IA
There was large and interesting muster of Post 9
last week. large delegation from Philadelphia
'aid the Post fraternal visit. All had, as they
always do at Post 9. a good, roval time.
Eben n. Ford Post, 336. warren-Com.. L. T. 9
)entler; Adjt, r II. Smith; Surg J. A. Partridge;
chap, 5. II. Davis; @ NJ. J. J. Leonhart; O. D., 8
!: Cook; Q. g., J. II. wickizer; S. NJ. c. A. :
Waters; @ NJ s., S. NJ. Cogswell. .
SOUTH DAKOTA
Post T. Huron, has just had charity ball March !,
s. Net proceeds Sl0l.39. That was doing WELL
Burnside Post s, GreenevIlle. Tenn, will deco $
ate this year tSoih OF May at Shiloh Graveyard,
hree miles east OF Greenevilie. A good time 10 1
The Post at Chucsy City will join
burnside Post in decorating at Shiloh. The Post
I Jesroldsiown will decorate at New Lebanon Is
niles north of Greeneville aud the Post at Laurel
zap Will assist them. :
FROM THE BAY STATE.
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