The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1894-01-25

association. with the following officers: Pres.
Peter D. Smith; V.-P.'s. A. b. c. Deming, Geo
Bimhall; Sec, F. T. Hswley; Treas, F. G
Storey.
Francis Gould Post, Sc. Arlington. has re
ceived from T. Nelson Blake and George Rich
srdson, of that town, q gilt of 81, 200 lot o
land.
R.A. Peirce Post. 100. New Bedford-Com.
! James n. Parker: S V. c., Thomas J. Clifford
J. V. e.. Erwin Emery: A6j't, George N. Al
den; @. NJ, George II. Freeman; Surg. w. IL
| II. Jennings; Chap, Robert II. Taber; o. ID.
Otis Il. Phinney; O. G., Thomas N. Thatcher
S. M.. George P. Brock; @. NJ. s., Peleg BOs
worth.
MINNESOTA
Department Commander John Day Smith hat
| issued an order for the Department Enramp
| meut TO be held Feb. Is and "a in MINNEAPOLIS
! The State Convention of the Woman's Relief
| Corps will De held in this city at the same time
! 1t is expected that about 300 women will as
| semble.
/ Probably another candidate will enter the
lists a. Pittsburg for the next National Encamp'
ment. This candidate is ST. Paul. meeting
will be held soon 10 consider the matter and
| invite the cooperation of Minneapolis.
The four Grand Army Posts of st. Paul are
! laying plans for a grand Union Campfire OH
the anniversary OF Washington's Birthday. to
which the Governor. the Department officers,
| hllu OlnST hlSIlHHulsHtu HtOpi6 VIII Dc Iufitcui
as well as the comrades from Minneapolis.
4. C. Whipple Post, MOntrose-Com.. A.
Kommers; S. V. c.. Valentine Staltz; j. V. C.,
| I. b. Crooks; Chap, ]. w. Seuo0ts; Adj
Charles Kraus. sr.; Q. NJ. J. N. Hooeu; Q. M. $.
John Louisiana; 5. NJ, John Young, sr.; 1. G.,
| George Kreiiler.
| John A. RawIins Post, Minneapolis-Com
James Crays; S. V. C., Leverett c. Stevens;
| J. Y. C., Perry Stark weather; Adj't, Chas. NJ.
Hanson; Q. NJ. SiIas II. fowler; Chap Thos.
II. Reeves; o. d.. Joseph o. Calhoun; o. c.,
Andrew Wood; s. NJ, w. Ii. Keller; @. NJ. s.,
Jed F. Fuller
William Downs Post. Minneapolis-Com..
E. w. Vaughn S. V. c., d. J. Carroll; J. V. c.,
S. H. Johuson Surg, ii. Calhoun; @. NJ.
Theodore Hill; o. d., J. s. ROwley; o. g.,
John Curn; Adj't. q. w. Hare; @. NJ. S., Geo.
Wilson; S. ~. L. L. Locke.
Appomattox Post, nneapolis-Com, Olson
| Earl; 5. V. C., A. Eveland; J. V. C.. r. III.
| Phillips; Surg. A. Fish; o. D.. w. II. Garvey
Q. NJ, II. F. Oliver; o. e., S. w. Hatch; Chap,
A. F. Mcdonald.
F. c. Choaie Post. Minneapolis-Com.. Geo.
II. Edwards; S. V. C.. Chas. II. Stur,evant
J. V. G.. Geo. n. Ross; Chap, Thomas Martin
Surg. C. Curry; ON. J. o. Crummett; o. d.,
A. ]. Smart; o. IL, George Lawrence; Adj't.
G. A. Clement.
Frank Videto Post 1876, Witoka-Com., VIM.
w. Caine; S. V. C., Carlton J. Small; J. V. c.,
John Coniey; Adj't. Volney E. Waffle; @. NJ.
James L. Finch; Surg. Robert Palmby; Chap.
Francis ID. Fay; o. d.. Michael Maggie; o. g..
Benz. j. Louek; S. NJ, Daniel ii. Cherry
ON. s., Eli easier.
MISSOURI
The installation of George r. Smith Post,
Sedalia, was grand success. The literary pro-
gram was enjoyed from beginning to end. and
drill by number of little girls dressed in
National colors was much applauded.
NEW YORK.
Hannibal Hamlin Post 652 London, Canada,
Otto Brener, Commander, was inspected by
Assistant Inspector Fred FITZGERALD. who ex-
pressed himself well pleased with the work.
The inspection was followed by the installation
of officers
Past Commander Edward A. Dubey. Of Brook
Ign, is ont for fight in the cause Of Comrade
Joseph w. Kay, who is a candidate for Depart
ment Commander at the coming State Encamp-
ment to be held at Rochester Feb. 81 aud
% He will urge the claims of Comrade Kay
before different Posts throughout the State dur.
ing the present month.
OHIO
The comrades of William Fl. Lytle Post, AZ,
Cincinnati had great surprise in store for
their Commander, Col. Joseph Shippert, on the
evening of Jan. T. The surprise was in the
form of solid gold badge, Twentieth CORPS,
tion. Department Commander s. II. Williams
was present. After enjoying oysters and re-
freshments the boys listened TO their new
drum corps. under Major Andy Birnbaum, 20
pieces, and splendid mandolin quartet.
PENNSYLVANIA
The 25th annual Encampment of the Depart
meut of Pennsylvania will convene at Phia-
delphia Thursday, March !, 1894. Department
Headquarters will be established at the Con-
tincntal Hotel. southeast corner Ninth aud
Chestnut streets Wednesday, Feb. o.
The following Post has been mustered in
this Department: Jesse l.. Prior Post, 62l, at
Pitlsyille, Oct %. 1893. by James Dawson, Com
mandeF Post 354. w. q. Sheppard Commander.
At recent Campfire flag was presented to
Gen. John A. Logan Post. us, Philadelphia,
by Comrade George w. Bryant. on behalf of
friends Of the Post A large number of friends
were present. Speeches were made by Mr.
Takes Noyes. of Japan; Past Commander VIM.
Simmons. of Naval Post 400; Comrade Glass,
OF Post u.s. and others.
L. b. Young Post, 81, Allentown-COm.,
Ignaiz Gresser; s. V. G., Chas Rupert; J. V. c.,
James Geidner; Adj't. o. E. Mank; q. NJ. Or
landO Keen; Surg, p. Il. Palm; Chap. A NJ.
Weiss; o. d., F. w. Heningcr; o. g.. Sol Gid
ner; S. NJ, w. q. Grusscup; ON. s., Joel
Peter; /. S., Samuel Daubenspeck; o. S., j.
Herring; Serg't Franz Siuber.
The 9th annual Encampment of this De-
partmcnt will be convened in Y. N. c. A. Hall
in the city Of Burlington. on Tuesday, JAM 80,
1894, at 1920 o'clock a. IN. Headquarters will
be at the Van Ness House.
On Tuesday evening, Jan. 30, at 7:30 o'clock,
a public Campfire will be held at Howard Opera
House under the auspices of Stannard Post.
| Commander-in-Chief Adams aud STAFF, Past
| Commander-n- Chief Veazey. Gov. Fuller, and
| @ her prominent comrades and citizens are ex-
pected TO be present and participate.
WASHINGTON AND ALASKA
committee was appointed by Lynch Post
! Lynden, 10 frame resolutions as to the DELAY
in granting pensions to soldiers who are Justly
| entitled TO the same. The committee submitted
| resolution, which was adopted, indorsing
| the report Of the Committee on Pensions of the
| 9th National Eucampment. demanding that
notice lie given the pensioner before dropping
and asking for an explanation of the long delay
| in granting pensions. The Post also asks that 3
system be adopted whereby the claims now in
the Pension Office may be cleared up during
| the present year.
| Naval Veterans.
| The officers OF Cumberland Association were
| installed on Jan. 4 by Capt. w. II. Place, o.
| Providence: Commodore. George p. Clifford
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