New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-12
GRAND ARMY BUGLE.NOTES.
MORE INSTALLATIONS TO TAKE PLACE
Urging \ MONUMENT OVER TIE REMAINS Of
GENERAL KEAENY.

Work.. will hold its regular meeting in this CITY
wednesday and Thursday. Member, Of tic committee
arc expected report to Quarjcua ,tcrtcn"ra Theo
dorc Feldstein at his headquarters in Grand-st
The meeting Of the Council Of Administration is
REGARDED as the time for the formal opening If The
campaign for both department and local candidates.
and the number Of comrades will be found in the
hands of their friends ard wiling to accept Office
will il is predicted. be sufficiently numerous 10 pre-
vent any Of the places from remaining vacant during
the year 1901.
several candidates for Offices in tie gift OF
the Memorial Committee of NcwIoIk CITY we're
named last week. Prominent among these is Mailer
charles Appeby. Of Lafayette Post. Whose election to
tbe important post of Grand Marshal is being urged
nv many comrades of influence. Major Applcby has
long been known Of the most devotei and
jealous laborcrs the ranks Of the Grand Army in
The city and state. ard his claims 10 precrmcnt a;c
worthy of careful consideration.
In General orders No TO- from the headquarters of the
Grand Army Of the Republic, Rutland. w. Commander
n.Chicf W. g. Vcazcy has announced his appointments
Of upon his staff. They have been select
ell upon the recommendation of the department com
manders. and will report by mail to Adiuaht General
j. H. Gouldng, at Rutland after which they viii re-
ceive their instructions through their respective tie
partment headquarters. The aides for tn" Department
of Ncw-York Daniel p smith, Brooklyn: John j.
Humphreys Ncw-York: Henry \. Beatty. New York
Henry VI. Mould, kcescve: Fred +. Edgar, New ORR,
August Schimcl. New York: James l.. smith. Ne~bu'S
Upon the recommendation of Inspector General John
w. Burst. COMMANDMENT Chief Ncazey has appointed the
following assistant inspectors general who Will report
for instructions By letter to InSpectOrGcncral Burst
No els La Sae-st.. Chicago \. :. Ely, Pueblo Col;
Charles Baker. Belfast. Me-. Frank q. Moves. Nashua
y. H.: J. H. Hapscn, Bucklannon. ". Va; {. G.
Lutman. Ncenah. Wis.
The principal work of Grand Army posts this week
will continue u be. it during the last week. the
installation Of officers. always occasions Of pride and
IN frIO and
Among those TO take place arc:
Edwin d. Morgan Post No. 3O7, this evening. at
scottish Rite Hall. Madison and Twcnty-nntlst
Past Department Commander Ira NJ. Hedges installing
officer: elisa Post, No 264. Wednesday evening at the
Uptown Assembly Rooms Fifty fitl-st. and Third ave,
Past Commander f. J. Atkinson installing officer;
Judson Fitzpatrick Post, No. 49, this evening at Turn
Hail. No. 213 East One-hund ged-and twenty fourth
ST. Naval Post, No. j16, this evening At
tho Old John Street Methodist Episcopal
Church, COMMANDMENT Chief Vcazey and Department
Commander ClarkSOn to be present. Reno Post. No
Al. Thursday evening, at Lexington Avenue Opera
House. Commander p. :. Eisin, installing officer;
Abraham Lincoln Post. No. -, Wednesday evening
al No - Union Square. Past Commander L. T. Levy,
Installing officer; John f. EcndiX Post. No. 4o3. to-
morrow evening, at IIammerSJein'S Opera House Hail.
one hundred andtwenty ffthSt Eighth-avc, Past
Department Commander James >. Fraser, installing
officer Farragut Post. No. -, Thursday evening, al
Lion Park Casino, Department Commander Floyd Clark
son. installing officer; Robert Anderson Post, -. -.
Wednesday evening. at No. $50 Eiglithavc. Com
mander Charles c. Reilly. installing officer: f. II. Wade
Post No 500 Wednesday evening. at No. 27o Bleeckcr
ST.. General y. W. Day. installing officer; Mansfield
POST No. 80. Brooklyn, this evening. at Grand Army
Uall. Bedfod-av and North SecOnGst., Department
Commander GARRISON installing officer.
a circular has been issued recommending Major
Theodore W. Greig of Lafayette Post, for junior vice
department commander. 1t il signed by Past Depart
ment Commander James S. Fraser. ouartermasterGen-
cral Theodore Fedstein, Major y. NJ UnGerill, Of
Alexander Hamilton Post; Colonel David :. Brown,
vice-charman Of the Memorial Committee; General
Egbert l.. Vielc IF Lafayette Post; Commander +. :.
Bartram, Of Alexander Hamilton Post. and many Othc.
wellknown comrades.
one Of the most fourishlng organizations Of its kind
in the Veteran Club, with its cOsey quarters and
an abundant collection OF literature interesting to vet
OF the war; in Grand st. The clubs election for
officers for 1-g1 resulted as follows: David j.. Toa
president: James Duffy, viceprcsident; John Nc
Phillips secretary; Philip Stark, treasurer; James Me
Phillips librarian; +. Brennan. scrgantat-armS; Fred
Abel, isnitor William McEntee, FcId W. Ilofele and
ThcO Hartman, tIu, tees.
feature of the last club reception was the pcsenta
ton by members 10 Commander William McEntec Of
splcndidly framed portrait Of General Sedgwick, Of
the 9Th Corps, Commander McEntee well
pleased with the present, which he regarded an
excellent likeness, thanked the boys for their kind
PHI. Kearny Post, No. .. which 50 brilliantly in
stalled it, officers for 1881 Wednesday evening and
opened its assembly -rOOnS in the Hudson Build
ng at Egitlave and Thirty sevenih-st. j. the Oldest
post In the OF NewYOlk. having been organized
OF December ~. 1865 This happened to be the
second anniversary Of the Battle OF Nashville Tenn IN
which many OF its members fought, On the organize
ton Department OF New York, in 1861. ORourkc
Post, Of Rochester, made the first application aud re
telved tho first number But Kealny Post was organ
ined at In successful operation long before ORourke
Post, no and the boys Of 80. have never been
wholly recOnced " their failure to get the!r proper
number. Us past commanders are John a. Foster
dead. Clifford Thompson, b. r. Morgan. James II.
stevens, Willard Bullard, Michael ". Burns dead
&. II. Patrick Matt stewart II. Mayeu T. NJ Patrick,
Thomas H. Lee dead, r. c. Morgan dead W. ).
Chapman, IT,, George L. Farmer dead, James W.
Brinck Joseph III. Stner, Charles f. Hyatt and A l.
Decker. This post has attained a high rank for EN-
cheney in the department and is constantly growing.
Many comrades served in the old Excelsior Brigade |
recruited and commanded by Past Depart mcnt Com !
mander General Daniel f. Sichlcs who Is an active |
member and delivered feeling and eloquent address
his Old associates in in opening the exercises
on installation night. The financial condition OF the
post good considering the frequent calls Of charity
upon IT, and post is more ready TO respond to these
ais The membership is constantly being augmented
Dy new recruits They very careful 10 select the
lest material and there is not single drafted
lind any standing IN their ranks. Within the last
wears the post has taken new start and Increased
interest," - manifested by tic mcnber-.
II /, frequently subject OF remark that there Is no
monument over the remains Ci the gallant General
Ibiup Kearny lie lies to-day in The obscure Watt
vault in Trinity chcny ard, where he VAS placed by
loving comrades I'm 1867. This matter has been d.
u,>ssi Lv Phil KeaIny POST ana they have offered
f. erect an impOi ngmOnunent over the remains, but
cannot get the requisite PERM
The 1,raud ARMY committee which has been
sdered the most important OF the annual committees
auuointed nv the comma h. chief !, the Pension
tfbnmlttec This has just been announced from
National headquarters by Colonel Ncaley of the i've
senator Miller. The COMMITTEES j. composed Of X. ".