New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-14
GRAND ARMY BUGLE NOTES.
INTEREST IN THE ANNUAL ELECTIONS.
UNUSUAL CARE BEING TAKEN THIS YEAR IN


sentatives for the year 1892 In the various p'e.''
The selections so far this year have been In the MAN
highly cpmmendabc. More than usual care is peihb
taken in selecting commanders and quarefH'as''iS
and delegates to the Memorial Committee ana pephrt
ment Encampment. No officer can be elected for a
longer term than year, but there Is nothIhs III
the regulations that will prevent post continuing an
acceptable man place. II the post so wills IL, i'r
apv number of terms. Some commanders have beeh
re- elected more than dozen times. III some P'ss'
ON the other hand it has been ordained that no COM
rade shall be reelected commander mora t'ah oiN'
The object of this In certain ORGANIZATIONS 10 70 s"0
all members who aspire TO command the post OIL w
portunlty, II their fellows think them worthy anu
capable Reno Post No. A, added such provision
to its BY laws last week. Reno believes tat inc i'oo.
should be passed around The post of adjutant Is hos
an elective office but the incumbent OF TINS inpor'a'
post Is appointed by the commander
The following additional elections have taken pace
Reno Post No. A-Commander, Charles BnchWe"ci'
senior vlce-commander Paul Gantert; Junior 'icec',
mander Thomas A. Moore; quarternastef' 'o"h Ia
Kenyon; chaplain, James X. Fuller; surgeon, III
Orlando u. Douglas NJ ID. officer OF toe day. "iiha
Henderson: officer Of the guard, William e. smart
council william b. McMlllen Joseph C.. Wolff Charles
Knappmann Henry l. Moore delegates to departmenp
encampment, Philip s. Biglln, Lewis A. o"en''
Andrew J. OConnor; alternates, Henry H. Oen'
Charles G.. ReIchert, Hugh Cullen
James c. Rice Post, No. 20-Commander, Harry ~
Daniel: senior vicecommander N. H. Babcock .unio,
vice-commander, A. II. Bradley; adlutant Da'iio'
Jerman; quartermaster, n. ID. H. Clark; sureeoh'
J. c. Norton VI. d.. chaplain, Davd McMu'nsn'
officer OF the day. Joseph HYDE officer OF the guaru'
David Clark sergeant major, Joseph g.. Roy quarter
master sergeant, John VI. Adams Organst, G. W. NC
Kown: sentinel william A. Spencer; council, Johh
J. n Symes Charles c. Smith, L. G.. McKown, Ihomas
DIVER. William H. Burroughs; delegates TO department.
encampment David McMunigle, Alfred NJ Sihitn ;
aternates N ID. II. Clark, james ROSS; deiesates 10
memorial committee, James S. Fraser John D. y.
symes William Ford John Jeroloman, William Palmer.
alternates, William p Walton, John j. MOTIFS Dawn
Clark, james II. Hill. Charles c. Smith.
Georoc G.. Strong Post No 534-Conmander, John
w Raynor: senior vicecommander, Francis liougstul
ing. iunor vice commander, Gardner L. Morrlsoh'
ouartermaster Isaac T. Swezey; chaplain, the rev.
John ]. Arnaud surgeon, Andrew ). smioi, NJ ~. >
officer OF the day, Alex Merritt officer Oh the guaru,
Robert Welsh; trustees Robert b. Keeier ana DaVlu
W. Wilson; delegate to State encampment ROBERT b.
Keller: alternate, David W. Wilson; delegates 70
memorial committee George H. Jachson' fr'"oi'
IIoughtang and Alexander Merritt -
Gen Thomas F. Mcagller Post, No. 567-Commander'
Oliver Faddcn; senior vce-commander, +. f. Hartweli'
Junior vIce-commander ii. VI. Reed; surgeon, Johh
Shea chaplain, A. lie Roy; quartermaster' Harho''
Carl officer OF the day, John Wellington; oncer OF the
guard John DAILY; delegate to State encampmen',
John McCauey: alternate, j. II. Killngsworth. The
nos, viii have n public installation entertainment
and hon at Murray Hill Hall, No. $50 Third'aVe.' Oh
Friday evening January b.
John f. Bendix Post. No. 402-Commahuer'
Samuel Collins; senior vce-commander, George u
Bowers Junior vice-commander, william D. osoorho'
surgeon James L. Turner NJ. D.. chaplain, William
Turk: auartermaster, william Armstrong; omcer Oh
the day Charles G. Williams; officer OF the suafu'
William Berley; delegates TO memorial cohhii'oc'
Lewis Cook. F. S. Parezo, John Heating alternates'
Jobn Decker James Mccarthy J. J.. Turner Delegate
n State encampment, william H. Gillilans; alternate
Charles G. williams; trustees, John Decker, .. L.
Turner, ]. ]. Humphreys, Lewis COOK.
william d. Kennedy Post, No. 42-CommandcF'
James Bambricl; senior vice-commander, James NC
Guirc: quartermaster, Thomas Mccarthy; surgeon
Robert Campbell; chaplain William f. White; onlcer
OF the day. e. A. Arnold officer Of the guard, Thomas
L. Warren: and William j. Kent and Johh Y. LhpeeA'
delegates to the State encampment. y
Abraham Lincoln Post, No. 13-Commander, Thomas
Welsh: senior vice-commander, Timothy carroll Junior
vicecommander, Charles Cook; quartermaster' "ilam
A. Vogts: surgeon William ii. Dunbar chapfhn soioh
prower: officer Of the day, John Hogan officer OF the
guaM William Stevens; delegate to department en-
campment Joseph Humphreys alternate, John WOOD
delegates To memorial committee, W. A. Vogts, A. H.
Gren alternates T. Carroll ). Brewer; council OF ad-
ministratlon James Boyan, Thomas Back, H. J' Levy
j. Humphreys.
KoHes Post No. 3o-Commander Charles Lemsey'
senior vice-commander Charles Kayser; junior VICE
commander George Ries quartermaster, Thomas
6cfImtt: surgeon, William Balser, NJ. D.; chaplain,
Philip Betz d. D.; officer OF the day, Christopher
Range officer of the guard, Philip Young inside sentl-
mel, John Schulter outside sentinel Charles Bfown'
delegates to department encampment Theodore Eel
STEM Peter Yogler Christopher Pfei, Henry ~ kraus
and william Weise; aternaes, Michael Nershn Chris
lin
spoehrsF, council Of administration, A. Erhardt, A.
scheiermacher Christopher Gerlach, Werner schaefer
and Christopher Rninsland The installation CT officers
will be Friday evening, January 8, 1892 The Install
ing officer will be Past Commander Philip L. Bigln, OF
Rfco Post.
James Monroe Post, No. 607-Commander, Charles
G. Dobbs senior vlcecommander, James NJ. Gano;
Junior v!cecommander, William j. Harding; adtutant,
d. s. Brown; surgeon L. j. Phillips; quartermaster.
S. r. Johnson; chaplain, j. p. Jardne; officer OF the
day, J. f. Tomkns; officer Of the guard, J. H. Green
field sergeantmajor NJ II. Pearsal; quartermaster
sergeant J. NJ. sallman; delegate to department en-
campment and memorial committee d. s. Brown.
Vanderbilt Post No. 136-Commander. for the fourth
consecutive term, Major George Chappell; senior vice
commander, Richard C. Green; junior vice commander
Dunbar Young; adjutant, Lewis McCord; quarter
MASTER William IL. Mott; surgeon, C. W. Roggeman;
chaplain George IL Banton officer OF the day, James
Mcdonald.
H. D. Clanln Post. No. 57s-Commander. Leonard ].
IIaase; senior vice commander, Walter Drill; Junior
vice-commander, George H. Dyer surgeon, George ID.
Morgan, NJ D.; chaplain. ii. A. Tinker; officer of the
day. Andrew j. sutton officer Of the guard. f. b. A.
Miller; quartermaster VI. S. surrey delegate to state
encampment +. J. Atkinson; alternate, James owen .
memorial committee, l.. J. Atkinson, Joseph Murphy.
j. w. G. Mclean; alternates, ]. II. Hunter, j. w.
Crookes, G. ii. Dyer; trustees, Charles Brewster.
j. w. C. Mclean, Fred Boebmer. William Ganzerberg.
NJ. Gold.
John A. Andrew Post, No. 234-Commnnder. william
+. Baker senior vice commander. II. ID. Cromwell {;
junior vice commander, Thomas IL. Green; surgeon.
Henry Johnson chaplain Fred savage quartermaster,
c. A. r.. synix officer OF the day. John A. Benson {;
officer of the guard Fred A. Lewis delegate to depart
mont encampment James Is. Lee.