The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1894-03-29

John Wiles; Chap, John Clark; O. NJ, Capt.
d. l.. Cunningham; O. D., Fl. u. Aulphin; S.,
Thomas Seymor; Adj't, J. L. Barbour.
Maryland
Dushane Post, 5, Baltimore-Com, B. F.
| Clark; S. V. c., Emory Leasure; J. V. C., Jas.
| d. Armstrong; AdJt, VIM. Ii. Knight; @ NJ,
John c. Erdman; Surg, John II. England {;
| Chap, Chas. A. Rotan; o. D., Henry G. Albert;
| O. g., Daniel S. Deacon; S. NJ Henry 6. Ora
ham; @. NJ. S. John H. Liddell; /. s., Henry
| V. Dickson; o. S., Thos. B. Wheeler.
MASSACHUSETTS,
Two hundred old soldiers, members and ex-
| members Of the Legislature and State Depart
ments, banquetsd at the United States Hotel.
| Boston, on March 4. Nearly everybody who
wore the blue from 81 to IS from about the
! State House were present. Gen. kimball pre-
sided. and Capt Adams, Commander-in-C Chief,
was among the speakers.
NEBRASKA
Sedgwck Post l. Kesrny-Com.. J. B. Wam-
baugh; s. V. c., II. L. Seaman; J. V. c., Edwin
Thomas; Q. NJ, H. II. Seeley; o. d., w. s.
Smith; AdJ't, Emory Barbor; O. g., John
Barnd; Chap, Rev. Oliver; Q. NJ. s., James
Jenkins; S. NJ, James Beswick.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Randall F. Cass Post was organized at Plais-
tow, Feb. 9, with 10 charter members. Ran
stituted, was a member of the 5th n. H., and
was killed in the battle of Fair Oaks.
NEW YORK.
reward of 500 has been offered by 6. c.
Noyes Post, EllicOttville to any person secur-
ing the arrest and conviction of q fraudulent
pensioner residing in that city.
At meeting of Mansfield Post 80, Brooklyn,
the other evening the proposed visit to the
tomb of Gen. Mansfield, at Middletown, on
n. 81 H. 81 L. I'll In
Post will leave its rooms on the evening pre-
ceding Memorial Day. There will be from
500 to 600 members in line.
n Lyon Post, ), Boulder, Colo.-Com. Theo.
Weiderhod; S. V. c., H. s. Davis; j. V. c., J.
w. Creese; Surg, II. o. Dodge; Chap, L. w.
Kimball; o. d., C. P WaldeOn; Q. NJ, H. J.
Danford; Adjt, Thos. V. Wilson; o. g., A. l..
Clark; S. NJ, r. B. Potter; O. NJ. s., j. S.
milford; l. s., Oscar White; o. s., J.W. Hall.
NORTH DAKOTA
G. K Warren Post, Lakota-Com., F. W.
Pettis; S. V. c., Frank Campbell; J. V. c., J.
A. Kellogg; Q. NJ, John Burlingame; Chap,
Peter La Tourette; Surg, j. Rose; o. d.. VIM.
B. Coyle; o. g., w. II. White; Adj't, c. A.
Hall; O. NJ. S., E. Barnum; S. NJ August
Thrum.
OHIO
George H. Thomas Post, Is. Cincinnati was
visited the other evening by the Corps auxiliary
to II, the occasion belug the 10th anniversary
of the Corps. Refreshments were served.
Lemest Post, II, Newark-Com., Geo. Iden;
S. V. c., George H. Boggs; J. V. C., Benz. Ford;
o. D., L. II. Inscho; Q. NJ, w. A. Lovett;
Adj't, James H. Smith; o. G., James Wilson;
Chap. s Keeran; Surg, w. E. BOstwick.
PENNSYLVANIA
Department Commander William Emslcy
was enrolled in June, 1862, as one of the orig
inal members Of the organization, which OH
muster-in, Aug. 49, 1862 became Co. F, 10th
Pa, commanded for some time by Col. Dennis
Heenan, and later by Col. St. Clair A. Mulhol-
land who was promoted to Brevet Major Gen.
eral, q. S. Volunteers. The soldier-life of
Comrade Emsley is epitomized in the following
letter from his Colonel:
William Emsley enlisted in Co. F, 10th
Pa, in the Summer of 1862. Soon after taking
the field he was promoted to Sergeant, and was
one of the color-guard of the regiment. He
participated in all the battles in which his
regiment, as part of the Irish Brigade, took
part, from September, 1862, until the surrender
of Lee at Appomattox; was promoted to be
Lieutenant of his company, and commissioned
by Gov. Curtin has the proud record Of never
having missed days duty or fight, and was
recommended by the undersigned for a Con-
gressional Medal of Honor for distinguished
bravery.-St. Clair Mulholland, Colonel, 10th
Pa; Brevet Major General, Z. S. Vols"
With keen appreciation of the fraternties
engendered among the boys who wore the blue.
William Emsley became one of the charter
members of Ellis Post. g. of this Department.
in which he continued his interest until he re-
moved from Germantown TO that part of Phila-
delphia in which he has resided and done bust
ness for many years, when he transferred his
membership to Capt Philip 3. Schuyler Post,