New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-02

Post cxcolonel J. Falrlie Cox ex.colonel David s..
Brown. ex-lieutenantcolone Thomas ii. Cullen,
major; William L. Duncan, ex-surgeon Joseph p.
Jardne. captain: General George W. wingate, ex-cap
tain Company A; Isaac West, excaptaln Company c.;
Isaac Smith, excaptain Company d; sam Moore
Smith, ex-captaIn Company d; Joseph W. Congdon,
ex-captaln Company E; H. Hcnneberger, ex-capta'n
Company F. John W. jenkins, ex-oaptain Company F;
Henry E. Rowland, excaptaln Company G.; Fred
erck II. Man, Julien T. Davies. Henry &. Piercy, +. w
seybe Levi Burgess, Albert SNOW J. II. stallman,
F. Worth, Washington Wilson. Samuel Bolton, w. s..
Lewis F. W. Robinson, William NJ. stllwen. a. b. DO
Frecs.
The members Of the committee having the organZa
tion in charge S. Ellis Briggs, ex-captan Company
X: John H. Palmer. cx-captain Company c.; George
w Laird ex-lieutenant Company d Marvin X. Pear
sail ex-lieutenant Company d; A. Richie. OK
lieutenant Company ii tho Hon. James &. McMurrny
and James O'Neill, ex-lieutcnant Company d.
The Veteran organization of the 10th Regiment.
Ney York Volunteers has unanimously decided TO cele
brate dc thireth anniversary of their muster into
the service of the United States by an excursion TO
Fort Monroe Virginia. The expense will be $14 for
stateroom and meals on board the steamer going and
returning and board at the lIygcia Hotel for ono day
The programme as arranged, Is follows Leave
New York by Old Dominion Line at O'Clock. Thurs
day May rs, 1891, arriving ut Fort Monroe on
Friday afternoon Banquet at hotel on Friday night
Saturday May 30-Memorial Day-Visit the soldiers
Home and other points Of interest in the Vicinity, and
decorate the graves of the dead Of the 10th Reg-
uent who are buried in the National Cemetery. On
saturday afternoon take steamer for home arriving IN
New York on sunday afternoon. Inc memDers Oh
the committee are lanes Iobn MiIIer george NJ Dewey
Lawrence Freeland. Edward "A. Duoey, George f..
Hopper Joseph W. Kay william n e. PIace
City: Charles W. COwtan. treasurer, NJ .. Depart
ment. n. y Postofice. .. ,,o -,
BROOKLYN was mustered in on "Wednesday evening
by COmrade c. w. Brown who was detaled from
Rational headquarters for the purpose The encamp
the following officers were elected Colonel. ID. u
9ucE son enrsecG en- H. Little adjntan TO be
appointed): chaplain, NJ. p. Moore; quarterIast5r,
A j. Smith: officer of the day, T. Connolly; The
newly elected officers were duly installed by the Ma
tlonal commander J. q. r. Miller, who came from
Philadelphia TO honor the encampment, an honor
which the comrades think great deal Of The officers
then took their respective stations Addresses were
made. All. ,,., :.
is hoped will be acted upon, that the Union YceTans
Legion does not antagonize the Grand Army OF me
Republic, but 1t Is help 10 get "i' OclonES u 'i'
veterans Of the lac war . ,, ~, -
Resolutions offered by Colonel Quick regarding the
death of General sherman were aoop'eu' ater "lH0h
Commander In Chief w. G. Veazey has ADDED David
s. Brown OF New York. and Moses BOURBON, OF fIal,s
burg, to his list of aide-de-campS on the Nauoahl
General Orders No. u and 49, from Headquarters
of the Grand Army of the Republic at Rntland, VI.
announce the death of Comrades W. T. sherman ana
bs
the COmmandcr-in-Chief says . Ill
"The military record Of this comIade Is so VIII VII
known that IL requires no recital lie aehUIVu nc
highest degree of fame as q soldier, ana, WIN nus
death the last of the great tTiumvirate Grant she
man and sheridan passes away His cOuntfymen VIII
honor his name through generations TO come and his
comrades will ever cherish his memory.
He las always attended the National Enc3Inp-
ments of this order and his interest in its welfare
was only exceeded by his regard for the men win
whom he shared the hardships OF his marches ana
campaigns" 1,---., .
OF Admiral Porter Colonel Veazey says: q" Comrade
Porter entered the Navy February y. 1s20. at tle
age of sixteen years was promoted to be hear-Au,
miral July T. 1863 Vice-Admral July u, 1855, ana
succeeded Admiral Farragut Admiral on the death
for his country throughout his long have added
ustre to the great fame which American naval Olncer
have made for the members and the Repupuc' ahd
the comrades of our order, both of the Navy ana
Army, will respect his memory with pride and honor.
The customary badge of mourning will be worn by
officers OF the G. A. r. for thirty days from receipt
of the order in the. various posts OF the Union. .
Commodore William ;. Wells, commanding Natonai
Association of Naval Veterans. has issued general
order No. O. extending their sympathes TO the lam
lilies of Admiral Porter and General sherman ana
ordering that the badge of mourning be worn on the
left arm of shipmates and sdcarms Of officers for
" s. Hancock Post No go. have adopted the rule
of having the first meeting in the month devoted en-
trely L. musters and business, and the secOnd 70
LAFAYETTE and Hamilton posts and works we'll The
second meeting comrades devote TO rectng ther war
experiences singing by native outside talent, or
lecture by some entertaining soldier or traveller, all
Musicians Post No. 45o, has followed the ex
ample of Horace Greeley and Thomas +. Meagher
posts and now holds its regular encampments on
Sundays.