The National tribune., 1894-02-15
DEPARTMENT NEWS.
CONNECTICUT

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entertainment on Jan. %. with quite All inter-
es,ing and lengthy program.
| Aliens Brass Band furnished music for the
occasion, aud PLAYED the old familiar airs,
bringing up thoughts Of other days. An
address by Hon. James Wigg on the lie
| and character OF Gen. David Hunter was an
| Interesting faature. A flag drill, in which 10
| little ladies took part, Was roundly appiauden.
CoInrade Robert Smalls. tbe Post Commander,
worked hard for the sucress OF the enterprise,
| in which he was nohly aided by his wife. The
| Odd Fellows Hall, where the entertainment
WAS held, was beautifully fitted up and decor
| aied with hundreds of American hags and
| large pictures of prominent Generals. Inc
! supper room. under the management OF Mrs.
! Susan Wallace, the energetic President of the
Corps. was well patronized, and handsome
sum was realized.
ILLINOIS,
E. ID. Kir.oe Post, Galens-Com., George s.
Avery; s. v. G.. Louis Schaher: J. V. c.. Will
liam Vincent; Q. NJ, J. F. Leekey; 0. d.,
Charles Charter; o. e.. John Norton Chap,
Rev. David Clark; Adj't. Thomas H. Hodson
Surg, H. T. Godfrey; s. NJ. Moses Reese.
INDIANA
Morgan Post. Is. Petersburg, passed resolu-
| tons indorsiug Commsnder-in-Chief Adamss
| renly TO President CIeveland's assertions and
declaring that il would not be charged with
fraud without vigorous protest.
KANSAS
The 18th annual Encampm snt OF the Depart
ment of Kansas will convene at the city OF
Nrwion, Kan, Fe,. 20. 1894. and will continue
from day to day until the business of The Eli
campment is completed. The railroads of
Kansas have granted a tate of one fare for the
round trip. There will he Campfire on the
evening of Feb. 20. which will be held III
Wrlght's Rink, and will convene promptly at
8 o'clock p. m.
Phil sheridan Post, IS. Clay Center-Com.
!. T. Vest; S. v. G., J. w. Finch: J. " e., War
Richards; Chap, James 1verson; q. NJ,
l. McChesney; Surg, r. H. Mullen; o. d.,
w. E Dursut; d. g., X. X. Griffin; Adj't
John Loader; s.-M, c. DlsbrOw; ON. s.. l..
Brghtweser.
KENTUCKY
Walter Z Whitaker Post, Is Louisville. at a
recent meeting. resolved To suppnrt J. w. Ham
mond for Department Commander. The reso-
luton states That. in view OF the fact that
the comrades Of the GAR, with the AID of
the Commercial ClCb aud citizens of Louisville
are making all efforts 10 secure The National
Eneanpmrnt to meet IN this city IN 1895, we
deem IL proper and wise and for the best in
| terest Of this enterprise. that the ID psrtment
Commander should he elected from this city.
CroIton Post. o. Fearis, has passed resolu-
tisus strongly iRdorsiug Louisville rs The place
also protesting against President CleveIsnd's
aspeIsions the pensioners.
Jeweit Henderson Post. 81. Wheeler's Mill
Com, J. T. o. Daniel: s. V. e., E. l.. Asau;
J. v. G.. J. G. MARI; Q. NJ, G. W. Busroe; Surg,
J. w. Avery; Chap, w. ID. Burns: o. d., K
Aubrey; o. o., s ID. McCready; Adj't, II. C.
Wheeler.
MAINE
Post IG7, Wayne-Com J. NJ. Pike; S. V. C..
I. IT Wing. " q III tlsY S1i'f
c. E. Wing; Surg. H. II. Pulsifer; Chap, +. q.
Dexter; q. H.. s. PetIingil; o. d.. II. I. Frost;
o. H.. A. ). tiro'gs; ON. =. q. ii. Lord.
Ruel Annss Pol. IOi Sprague's Mii-COm.,
6. S. Bragdon: S. V. g.. Samuel Daggett; J. V.
C.. John J. Hill; Q. NJ. John ii. Gordon; Surg,
+. w. Snraeue; Chap. :. q. Richardson; o. d..
Roger Erskin; o. g., JOS. w. Williams; AdJt,
Z. p. Folsom.
MASSACHUSETTS,
Post 10. Com., Charles NJ. Smith ;
s. V. C., George H. Harhorne; Q. b.. w. w.
Scott; Snrg. B. F. Clough; Chap, Willard
Cheney; o. d.. ID. E. Burbank; o. g.. Henry
J. Day; 5. NJ. Wyman :. White; q. NJ. s., VIM.
Gurrell; Adj't, II. 7. Beck.
MISSOURI
Gordon Granger Post. 800. Cinton-Coni.. c.
II. Haysler; S. " G.. r. J. Ellis; }. V. e.. JAS.
Garrett; Chap. J. y. Pierce; q. d., J. ".
Strong; @. NJ. JAS Woods; .. g., Ike GOwan.
NEW YORK.
Past Commander Isaac Vanderpool, Jackson
Post. GA, A b~Dy, assisted by Commander IA.
Williams, NJ. Ii. Barkely Post, lgS, Altamont,
installed the officers of Charles McCuIocH
Post, 90. Bernie After installation, COM
mander Williams presented Commander Cieo.
w. Steiner with brautiful ggTel, marked
6i5 the number of the Post. Tho installing
officers comPlInenled the Post very highly for
the good showing it made.
The railroads through the Trunk Line Ass0-
citation. have made the rate for the q. A. r. aud
W.R.C one aud one-third fare for the ronnd
trip; tickets to be sold and good. going. Feb.
10 to %; returning, until Feb "a inclusive.
COmmauder-in-t hief Adams has prom lsrd 10
be present al the Encampnent. il possible.
Robert ID. Boyee. of Post 500 New York City,
bias been appointed Aid-dcCamp the staff
of the Department Commander.
All communications in reference to hotel ac-
commodaiions should be addressed To Comrade
James 5. Graham Chairmau Of the Committee
of Arrangements for the Eucanpmeut corner
Of West street aud Lyeii avenue, Rochester,
Ny.
The 29th Encampment of this Department.
will lie held Ia Rochester Feb. 81 and %. Head
quarters will he at the Powers Hotel
ORorke Post, l. Drill Corps will furnish a
sufficient detail of comrades. uniformed and
( equipped. 10 act as guards during the Emramp-
! neut. Cofnrsde p. &. Fleming. Captain Conn
manding OR"rke Post, !, Drill Corps, has been
detailed to srt as Officer Of the Day. Comraie
Lieut.. James LawtoD and Comraie Lieut.. NJ
L. Fogcrty, of O'Rprke Post Drill Corps. have
been detailed To act a. Officers of the Guard
Dwight Post. 100. SOdus-Com., ID. knight;
s. V. e., w. J. Cheetham; J. V. e., e. Sm ydcr !;
! q. NJ, NJ. Groatmaet; Chap, w. J. Goldriug;
Surg. J. Il. Boyer; o. d.. II. Omsns; o. O.,
A. Johnson; Adj't, NJ. j. Seymour.
| OHIO
| Keller Post. 1913. Bucyrns. has resolved to
! petition the Department of Ohio to memorialize
/ the National EncampmeDt TO take steps necrs-
/ sary 10 amend the Constitution, Rules and
| Regulations, to author re the muster to
! membership in the q. r. Of all Sons of Vet
Grams in good standing, imposing such c0ndl-
| tiOns upon membership as the National En-
campment may think best.
! The 25th annual Eucampment of the Depart
| ment of Ohio will be helf ia the city of Can
ten Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday,
| May ID, 10 aud II.
Eugene Rawson Post, 80. Fremont-Com..
john l.. Greene; 5. V. C.. Peter Winters; j. V.
c. Chas. Hampsher; Adj't, WIN. S. Springer;
| q. NJ, Joseph Schwartz; Surg, :. i. Taylor
Chap. Harry S. Webster; o. d., Lorenzo Dick ;
o. IL, John p Walker; S. NJ, r. b. Hindine
Q. NJ. s., Andrew Hsuk.
Lewis Post. 347, Xenia-Com., II. C. Bank.
ard; S. V. e., J. l.. Lantz; J. V. g., J. B. Gun
ings; Chap, J. w. Manor; Surg, j. Winters
q. NJ, ID. J. Fleming; Adj't, J. A. HaIned; O.
d., J. Leo; O. g., VIM. Baker.
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