New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-24
GRAND ARMY DAY AT SILVER LAKE.
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND PEOPLE on THE As
sTMBIY GROUNDS.

SEMBLY GROUNDS
Suvcr Lake n " July % (spcciaD.-Ths morning
100 coaches loaded with veterans and their wives d'u
other visitors arrived at the Assembly "loulu'' anu -
j. estimated that about $1,000 people "er' lc'c' ~
was Grand Army of the Republic Day anu ri-h' l'S"'
was il observed. At a. m devotional SerN'o' "'''
held At the Auditorium. This was followed at 10 a. H.
Ly a lecture with chart by the Rev Johh O'oHlo. "
Of Trinity Church. Jersey City, on te suo!v' =
.cr,vth ~ T'nbclicf I'm the Heart Of ChI1'ts Enc
miles, Promptly M II m. the great Grand Nrinl !
the Republic mas, meeting was called 70 oder " INC
pcv r f. Parker aud the exercises open u WIN
led nv Chaplain McCabe. Job b. Hedges oi 1c"'
yor,, STATE Commander Of the sons OF Veterans WIS
then introduced and spoke for a short ume lie WIS
,uvod Nv General o. .. Howard who picflccd His
rorl,s nv saving: al think it proper thnS tia1 INC
o,d sodior, should want 10 see the wife oi ther "a"
commander Mrs. T.. = Grant. ana sic "ouu nav O0V
pleased to be present and would nave come u = ''O
heen for her ndispostion caused by the oppressive
heat Of last week. ...-.,.. ,,..,,no
Tho General then delivered his interesting ic''uo
ON the Rattle Of Gettysburg. The afternoon addresses
,,, rromntv at > O'Clock in the Auditorium. with
mayer by President H. c. Woods and singing oN ol
rh,nlain McCabe. General Floyd Clark'on'depaFtmeh'
commander state Department. New-lorh' u ~ h''""'
elected chairman Of the meeting "a were aSo
honorary vice presidents General GARRISON ,i''"' @
vetorons for his election in short speech i'll "i'i
p,fd
th,t he was "A Christian and great general Dr.
palmer OF New York, was the next speaker anu
=, t,roducine him General ClarhSon SAID ne nan inc
pleasure Of introducing the youngest sou'cl % i'
inovn who enlisted in the United states NnS ""0i
only fourteen years and six months oh pr I"i'''
intact ,ras Company D. the Die No Moes' -hNi'ie
other things the speaker SAID A., r
.Tbe Driyates were the young sodiers oi tn0 az
r,ov fought and died for their country uuV "''"
names are not recorded on the Annals u I'm.
C1,,r,rv d of which a member "sS loi
an.t from, boys attending school III Guy d"
r., Ior.ev They enlisted for three years anu Wot0
enrolled twenty nine years ago tomorrow ~,
,oninr the 18th Regiment. Company was NAV"
mostly OF Christian boys, the SONS vi u ~,
,,,or and they cot the sobrque Of The DE NO
Morcs.a from the fact of their sulelhH INC o ,,,o
.nn,( awc are Going Home to Die No More "i'lo
o"e' .,o comp6ro At the beginning Of the war.
, o,l,cr also gave A graphic account OF the parucT
ton ~ Company d in the attack on fort "asuo.
- ,o9 ,horc all but five Of the company were Ni'u'
and ~ This incident said: You can ldi!,a.N ho' "
tn 10 ind a deed nOblcr Or Drawer ihlu ttnsrs
lie o,o spoke fcelmgy Of the suutalnss ui ,jry
iie 80 " COMRADES especially the latter wlHI tnt5
NE nrsoncrs al Belle Isle. lie PAID hEh ii ~
TO the sisters of Charity "a an "ue during the
var and finished his remarks Dy c1os,IaiiSo Wcfaba
Grant The meeting was closed p{ ccahlm six linn
,ihgn1SSi; 'ard Stronrr There were doubtless three
or four thousand soldiers present rom "es'i" No"
York. ,, conoroI Howard lccturcd on the
,,lHect characteristic Incidents Oh Inc career Oh
General ' election Of trustees of the assembly was
,it in Al" auditorium yesterday afternoon NJ :
nt eM ~ rho resignation OF j. W. Darymple was read
ana pnc had only served five years and W. \.
Uoag of Akron y. Y. was electeu " ao az, ,n' III.
Robert stanton was reelected tIu'Oo 1'' ''' W