The National tribune., 1894-04-26

| lowing committees On protest against the use
of certain textbooks in the public schools
| Past Department Commander James w. Latta
Louis r. Fortescue, Post q w. II. Mccartney,
Post 81; Past Department Commander Thos.
G. Sample. Robert B. Wallace, Post 81.
On testimonial to Thos g. Sample, Past De-
partment Commander: Hugh Morrison, Post
So; II. II. Bengongh, Post l57; Past Depart
| ment Commander James w. Latta, G. B. Metz
gar, Post 81; Past Department Commander
Thomas J. Stewart, Henry /. Yohn, Post 81 +;
Jacob A. Gilman, Post / Abraham lowering,
A. ON. G.
On testimonial to SamI P. Town, retiring
Assistant Adiutant- General: David S. Nc
Cure, Post II; Past Department Commander
Joseph E. Dennisop, Thos. J. Magnify, Post "a
E. C. Eben, Post 16; Edwin Walton. Post 60.
Burnside Post, Mt. Carmel, celebrated the
surrender of Lee in their Opera House in that
city, on the evening of April Is. Music, reci-
tations, and songs were the order of the even
ing. Joseph Gould. Past Commander of the
Post, presided About 1.400 people were pres
ent Can't A. j. Andrews delivered an address.
Mclean Post, of Reading. also celebrated the
surrender of Lee 1t held a grand Campfire in
the Post hall. a collation. served.
Meade Post. 1, is organizing club to 60 to
| Pittslurg during the Encampment 1t hopes
| to be able to enroll $50 comrades before that
| time.
Department Commander Charles II. Baker
of Rhode Island, and COL Henry c. Luther, of
the National Staff, also of Rhode Island. and
Commander Kimball, of Kalipooso Post, De-
partment of Georgia, were present at the mus
ter of George G. Meade Post, 1, Philadelphia,
the other evening.
Commander Emsley, in General Orders, No.
3. announces the appointment of 12S Aids-de-
Camp on his staff.
Post 13I. Everett-Com, w. w. Feght; s.
V. c.. T. NJ. Klaker; J. V. C., H. F. Sheeder;
Adjt, E. n. Palmer; @. NJ. w. T. Whisel;
Surg, 6. Estsly; Chap, A. B. Bowen; o. D.,
net; ON. S, w. NJ. Sayman.
Col. j. r. Jones Post, 15S Eldred-Com.,
a n. Squires; S. V. c., c. WhittimOre; J. V. C.,
NJ. B. Squires; Chap, A. Bronson; Adj't, A. Ii.
Mayo; @. NJ, A. Ortman; S. NJ, w. S. Jessop;
ON s., p. Mcdonald; o. of G., Geo. Newland;
/. g., VIM. Wilmoth o. g., c. M. Slack.
Norval Muse Post, psi, of New Lebanon, has
been reorganized by eecting the following
officers, all long-term battle-scarred veterans:
CON-. p. Z. Muse; S. V. c., VIM. Bruce; J. "
C., ID. W. Dilley; Surg, G.. L. Dilley; Chap,
Isaac Davis; Q. NJ. A. Dean; Adjt, Henry
Herr; o. D., c. Anon; o. g., c. Hollobough.
Post PSI expects to have 75 comrades in line
st Pittsburg next September, and large mar
tial band.
POTOMAC
The Department Commander has appointed
-AiNS ou MS etohs % l. ID. oISnSIb,
Post 2; VIM. A. Moore. 3; NJ. Mahany, 3; Ed
ward Bright. a; Nathan Mccall, A: Joseph E.
Hart, s; Robt Moten, 9; F. A. Lowe, 10; John
H. Pryor, 10; Clinton Vermillion, IL; ]. F.
Mescham, Is.
SOUTH DAKOTA
Sias A. Strickland Post, I27, Hot Springs
Conn.,, J. P. Megrew; S. V. c., w. w. Smithson;
J. v C., w. II. Whitney; Adjt, VIM. II. Mayo;
Q. NJ, Samuel Coates; Surg James B. Cheney;
Chap, II. Y. Eaton o. D., d. Z. Burwell; o.
g.. Martin Richardson; 5. NJ, John Farquhar;
ON s., Geo. B. Fenner.
VERMONT
Ellsworth Post, 25, Hardwick- CON-, OWN
Hall; S. V. C., Frank Olmstead; ]. V. C., VIM.
Ellis; @. NJ. E. ID. Dutton Adi't NJ. H. War
ner; Chap, J. C. Kibbee; Surg, E. P. Fair
man; o. D., 6. w. Hidgmsn; Q. NJ. s., Asael
Hall.