The National tribune., 1895-03-28

other volunteers q previously silenced and
abandoned gun, mounted en- barbette at For
| Haskell. being exposed to a calling fire from
the enemy's sharpshooters," and TO William ID
Howe. of Co. K same regiment. for assisting
| on the same occasion. Comrade Deane is thu
present Junior Vice Commander of the Depart
ment Of Massachusetts, GAR.
MICHIGAN
As Williamson Post 40, Cbarlotte--Co
| w. II. Beekman; S. V. c., w. Jordan; J. We.
]. j. Snow; Q. NJ, John Pollock; Adj't l..
Ro~ley; Surg. l.. A. Smell; Chap, Charles
Crosier; o. d., Merrick Hall; O. g., ID. +. Wick.
cry; Q. NJ. s., Jos. Shaw; S. NJ, Chas. w. Pang.
Ter; Trustee. j. ID. Butler.
Dick Richardson Post. LAT. Pontiac-Con.,
George Hogan; S. V. C., Lucius Loree; J.V.C,
] E. s. Whitcomb; Adj't Josiah Emory; Chap,
Chauncy Brace; @, NJ. w. II. Morgan; Surg,
Carl Sewers; o. d., S. ii. Giles; o. G., Charles
Ford; O. ID. s., George Eaton; S. NJ. David
| n. Scott.
MINNESOTA
Department Commander Torrance in GEN.
ers Order !, announces the following staff ap-
poiutments: Asst Adjt-Gen., J. K. MertZ,
Post 4, Minneapolis; Asst Q.M.-G. E. N.
Leavens, Post 1913. Farbault; Judge Advocate,
Z. M. Pope Post 49, Nsnkato; Department
ms. c. II. Taylor, Post &c. Minneapolis; Chief
Mastering Officer, David Secor, Post 81, Winnie
baeo City.
Department Headquarters will be continued
at Minnes polis-tbe Office of the Assistant
Adjutant- General being at Room 1117 Lumber
Exchange to which the comrades are cordially
invited, and will receive soldiers welcome.
Sam Z. Van SAINT, in severing his coDnec-
tion with the Department of Minnesota as
Commander, says: u desire at this time to
most cordially thank my late associates in the
Department Offices and my entire staff for
their zeal in our cause. and would also thank
the Council of Administration for the jealous
and businesslike management of all matters
pertaining to the finances of the Order. To
the comrades: In bidding you adieu as your
Department Commander, j desire to say that
my cup of bliss is fuH and running over. You
have made me, if possible. better Grand
Army man, and / pledge you. for all time to
come, that my Zeal will not abats, but that as
long as a comrade lives / will be all to him
that the word implies Until we all sleep the
sleep that knows no waking let us stand to-
ge'her as one man and march hand in hand
down the hill that leads to the great beyond,
aud may the God of battles be guide and
protector until we camp Oh the other shore"
MONTANA
Gen. Lyon Post, Kalispell-Com., Lyman
Loring; S. V. c., William J. Plume; J. Y. C.,
William p Emerson; Chap. J. Henry Eayres;
Surg, Lewis G. Hague; Q. NJ, John w. john
son; Adj't, Alfred L. Shorer: o. d.. Elijah K.
Gregg O. G., Nelson K. Force; S. NJ, Ed
Haak; @ NJ. s.. Oscar Parsons.
NEW JERSEY
George III. Thomas Post, g. Jersey City
Com. Herman Mussehl; s. V. C., Fred Bluem;
J. V. C., ID. Laneerwisch; Q. NJ. Aug. Zoeller;
Adi't, Chas. Bornemann; Surg, Gustav Zm-
han nh
Wormsiey; o. c.. Chss. Gerner; S. NJ, Chas.
Schiiling; Q. NJ. S., John Schneider.
NEW YORK.
The comrades at Saratoga are making great
efforts to have the Encampment TO be held
there May Ii and Is one OF the most notable
gatherings of the Department. The Com
mapder-n-Clsef and staff will be present,
prominent Army officers aud State officials are
to be invited, excursions 10 Mount Mac6regor
and other points are planned. The Depart
ment Commander trusts that the attendance
will be so large as 10 amply reward the loyal
comrades who are doing SO much work for our
pleasure. The Headquarters Of the Depart
mont Commander viii be established at the
Adclphi Hotel.
oHIe.-
Tyler Post $50. Hubbard-Com C. n. Gin
gan; S. V. C., VIM. Mckinley; J. V. C., Daniel
Murphy; Adjt. A. G. Werck; Surg, r. d.
Burnett; Chap, Hugh Yeach; o. D., N. J.
Pound; o. g., Chas. Hammond; S. NJ, III. III.
Clingan; Q. NJ, N. B. White; Q. NJ. S, L. III.
Marsteller
Phil Kearny Post. 30, Nelsonville-Com.,
w. II. II. Wallace; S. v. c.. w. b. Gilmore; J.
Y. C.. John f. WEIGH; Adj't, john H. Mccall;
@ NJ. S. Creighton; Surg. a. p. Newton;
Clap, Wesley C. Hickman; o. d, VIM. A. Wor-
ley; o. g.. Jno. ]. sines-
OREGON
A. r. Hovey Post, 81, ontario-Com s. L.
Spaun; S. V. C., J. S. Pinkston; J. V. c., ID.
Fairckilds; @ b.. 7. p. Dsnilson; Surg, Paul
Trembey; Chap, w. S. ii. Cotton; o. d., t.
C. Fletcher; Adj't, g. L. King; o. g., Z. S.
Rutherford.
PENNSYLVANIA
Arnold Lobaugh Post, 297. Newport-Com
II. A. Toomey; S. V. G., Josiah Ziegler; J. v.
C.. Jacob Markle; o. d., William Keagey; Surg,
George CIess; Chap. Samuel Reen; Adj't, Sam
mel Clay; s. NJ, Samuel Nool; @. NJ. s.. Abra-
ham Favinger; o. g.. William Wertz: Color
Bearer. John Miller: Fife Major, Daniel Zeg-
Ter; Drum Major, David Smith.
TENNESSEE
Sheridan Post Eashville-Com., B. F. Cal
houette; S. V. c., S. A. Martin; j. v. c., II. w.
Wes' brooks; Surg. Israel Thommason; Chap,
C:lvin s. Roberts; o. D., Joseph Weber; Q. NJ,
Rudolph Borgnis; hdj't. John g. Kean; o. D.,
John b. Taylor; Q. NJ. s., T. F. Dougherty.
The following is revised roster of officers
elected at the Brattleboro Encampment: De-
partment Com. B. Cannon, jr., Post "a. Bel
lows Falls; S. V. Dept Com. Perry Porter,
Post g. West Burke; J. v. Dept CON-, Georgs
II. Hoyt, Post 90. West Randolph; Medical
Director b. +. ketcham, Post 6, Brattleboro;
Chap, E. NJ. Haynes Post IA. Rutland; Goun-
eli OF Administration, L. b. Harris, Post JOG,
Lyndonville; A. w. Fuller, Post 60. ST. Adams;
J. E. Eldridge, Post 81. Warren; c. {. johnson,
Posi- %. Springfield; Thomas K. Pimer, Post
"a, Bellows Falls