Schotts, 1880; F. A. Curran, 1881 ; James V. Lawrence, 1882; S. C. Van Tassel, 1883; G. B. Baich, 1884; James Sheridan, 1885.
The officers for 1886 are: Commander, James Sheridan; S. V. C, A. Kipp; J. V. C, James Taylor;- Surgeon, George Lockwood; Chaplain, Wm. H. Yerkes; Officer of the Day, John Rice; Officer of the Guard, Oscar T. Barker; Adjutant, C. D. Betts; Q. M., Henry Ferguson ; Q. M. S., Joseph Irving.
The following is a complete list of all members of the post, from its organization to the year 1885, with the military history of each man in brief. The term of service, where not otherwise stated, is " three years, or during the war." Names marked with a star(*) are those of members who have died since the formation of the post. Names marked with a dagger (t) are those of wounded men or pensioners. The descriptive book of Kitching Post is not as full on the subject of wounded men as it should be, and there are many men in the post who have suffered wounds, not recorded in the list furnished by the adjutant. Where no rank is given " private " is meant.
Memhers,
E. Y. Morris,* capUiin, (ith N.Y. Art. (two yeara, ten and a half niontlis); S. C. Van Taseel, second class fireman, U. S. Navy (ten months); James Stewart, f 5tb Conn., wounded ; Oco. W. Faruliam, corporal, 'I'M Conn. ; E. C. Nodine, Cth N. Y. Art. ; I*. Kelly,* Gtli N. V. Art. ; Wni. Riley, f 5l6t N. Y. (loss of left arm, [lension); G< o. Ilendrickson and Jas. Carter,