New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-04
GRAND ARMY BUGLE NOTES,
PLANS FOR THE NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT
EvERYTnIyG POINTS TO A HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL

Many OF thc Veterans who will attend the National
| Encnmpment AZ Washington next september Will EN-
brace The opportunity OF visiting the batlened' and
other pLices which were points OF Interest to them
twenty-five thirty year, ago, and III" within easy
ronch ~ hc Capital. including Bull Run. Dralnsvlle,
Fairfax Chany FIcderick, burg Charlottesville the
WILDERNESS. ~ylvanla. TenaytOwn ana others in
bDh Maryland and Virginia. President Harrison asked
Congress last week to appropriate SlOOOO0 to be ex-
pended in making the twenty sixth annual cncamp-
mrnt success. The Presidents special message
Daking tli, request referred To the proper com
mittrc. and Will doubtless receive favorable report.
| The money If appropriated VIII be placed TO the
credit Of the entertainment committee In every part
Of the country there Astounding and increasing
indca ions that the coming encampm"nt at Wishing
ton will le the largest and most Important ever held
In letter from Albany OF April l.. " High Private
sent the following notes OF Interest: " At Department
Headquarters the other day the officials were found
busy with matters incidental TO the incoming OF a
now administrations The department roster VIII
10 into the hands Of the printer early next week. a
statement recently made In a New-lork paper
about the revised of Commander at the Depart
mcnt Encampment, which created some amusement
ND this way II gave the secord ballot Poole.
iO7 votes: Kay. 392 votes. The authority for re
wishing the must have had birth In the fertile
Imagination Of cOmradc whose zeal for his cand
date has ouun his judgment Had h. stopped Tor II
moment 10 think. be would have known that the vote
as counted rs the teerS and ms announced by 'om-
mandcr Freeman Official and would SO stand ana
20 on the Official records. The result OF the second
ballot, Al, shown BY the stcnogaphers report, was
Poole. AZ votes Kay, 3-2 votes II Is nor very
fratcrnal TO try and beit. any comrnde's victory.
4 charter has been granted for new post to be
located otto. Cattaraug1iS County, y. T. The mum
Der of the post Is 6J5. General Order NO. - an
nounciQg the aides de camp. Will be issued shortly
Apppcarons have been made for a charter for posi-
AT Rvcrhcad, l.. l.: also at Troy y. \. The ono"
dnga County Veterans organizing battalion
to act as escort Tor the department 'o'""''' "
September next
Home aud COnhtryH has re>urrec;ed an interest
ing reic Of the first year o. the war. General SCOTS
order Announcing 10 the Army the BIRTH oil tue green
back. The old General doubtless uonsht when he
sent out the order that the notes would be a. eol Us
gold" The order read thus:
lIdH.; Of he Army Washington sep'' D. i''''
The General in chief Is happy to announce that thc
Treasury Department. Ia meet fn'nr" pay WcAtN 10 ,hc
troops /, about supply, besides CON- A. hcr-'"lf
Treasury notes Ia five. tens and t"eht,~' d, s,%n
A, gold at all banh, and H"vcrnmeit olh'c' III thr
tinted state, and mot csVcnent for Transmission
b, mail from officer, and men To their families a.
home GDod husbands. father. ~on, ana bp'rI,.
serving under the and >tp;s. ALL thus soon have
the ready and safe means Of relieving AN Irnrn l.S
amount IT suffering which cold not b. reached "''h
coin. I'm milking mp such lack nerN. every Omcef MAY
be rl,, upon doubt. FOR -uch assistance "a may b.
Ev command of Lieutenant .ticncral Scott.
i,im,d, F.. D. townsend. As't Adlt. "enl'
Home aud country" takes Oc'nsion to cal atieh
ton 10 the fact that the opulent United states OF
America pro,perJu, a, the result Of the service, and
sacrifices of the men Who fought their battles lave
never mad. good th4r contract under which those
men enlisted o pay them In coin or It's equivalent
The survivors of the III Regiment Excelsior Brigade
I'd Army COrpe. raised bY Ecncnl Dnnei Il. >lchhS'
win hold their reunion AZ Newark y. j.. todhv.
Colonel John W Romaine og the Governors Military
stan Who served IN Company D. Of the old lst. VIII
lie master ~ ceremonies. The rooms ot Lincoln Post
g. A. H.. No. So Ernd ST., will he OPEN from . ~ H.
TN D. m for the reception II comrades. Tie roll VIII
lie called ut 20 D. and the business meeting VIII
open at p. IA. 4 dinner Will b. served AT Ai't=r'
RESTAURANT 40 l4G Market ST.. at O'Clock. Major
General Daniel T. >ckes viii preside. and the Lincoln
lost male quartet will entertain the conr"drs With
old familiar music.
The funeral ~ Miss Emma Deck daughter Of Past
Counat der John VI. Beck. Musicians Pot. No. 4o2
g. \. H., took place on Thursday. March 81. MISS
Beck was -, rotary Of the Ladies' A. r. Williams As
-ocinun and first lieutenant II the drill corps. Mrs
Ahmuty. president Of tue association. led fine
ser, Ice and the members az a. \. Williams Camp. No
100. : T.. in uniform. we're the pail bearers. The
floral tributes werc numeiOus the officer " 4. y
William, Post. No. 304. contributing a beautiful piece
did also the Camp and the ladies AssFntlpn
At The annual election Of the staff Of the Veteran
Zrlaves. the following Officers were elected; william
l.. Walton, colonel samuel tUunS, Hcutf'uth' ''"h'l
Martin -adl.r major =. Lister ndjutant, l.. {. kittle
Judge advocate j. T. Pryor. assistant judg" advocate
John g. NOpnan. paymaster. and r. W. Richie chef
u ordnance. They will be Installed at the Columbus
80 2o,7 sevruhave.. on Wednesday evening A
dinner will follow the installation services. ON
Memorial DAY they VIII present II beautiful American
nag to ,lr Hebrew Orphan A-'lnm at Fort George
The fourth anniversary OF II. Il. 'hnin Post, NO
57s will take place Tuesday evening, April 10. at
the Harlem Cn-lno. one hundred and twenty seventh
st. and sccond ave. A fun military band has been
secured for The occasion. This Is the youngest post In
Harlem but H. f, growing rapidly. Many Of lis Nom
bcrs employees Of Horace Il. Clahin. for whom
the post va. named. Mr. Canin was patriot worthy
Of the name lie not Only cared for the families Of
h men who enlisted and went 10 the front during the
war. but gave them their former employment again
when tho nghting was done.
Jane, &. Rice Post. No 90. has secured the Hotel
Johnson fronting Oh Pennsylvania ave. for It's quar-
tcr- during the National Encampment at Washington.
Rice Post which is one Of the Oldest organizations In
the Grand Army in the state will turn ont next sep
tclubcr with full ranks.
Commander j. "a Blair. Of Edward II. Wade Post |
No 52o has in his possession the discharges Of eighty
three veterans Of the war, saved from fire among the
effects " claim agent Most 0f the men 10 whom |
the papers belong were soldiers In New York Tg |
ment> Lut were In Pennsylvania. Maine. Massa
,hisetts Minnesota and ohio commands. Commander |
Ishir's address Is No. II Bedford st.. whore he will
be pl,4iscd to receive Information from the righiu |
owners concerning their discharges.
Duryca's red legged devils" as the 10Th New York |
Volunteer, were called will celebrate the thirty first
anniversary Of their muster Into the United suites |
service by reunion and dinner at the German |
Masonic Temple. No 40 East hiftccnthst on Thurs
day, April -. 1t > y. III. The regiment FORMED |
parf Of regular division In the Army OF the
Ioiomac. Among the commanders OF this regiment |
was Colonel John W. MARSHALL now United states
Of Repnrs TO Public buildings In TINS
DIV and among the leading comrades are Major |
{ harlc, W. COwtan Frank NJ Clark Joseph W. Nay |
aud George NJ Dewey. =.
commander In Chief pnmer's receptions during his
Western ionr have been ~ large and natrrmg ~ any
which greeted him In the south IN North ana 'ou,h
I,nknin Nebraska Minnesota and elsewhere he made
, fine Immersion. In seven weeks he lnS visited SIX
tern dcpnrfmrnt cncampmeHts. His engagements run
{ ont inuOu,ly until june ID , ,,,,
Police Captain Winm II. Folk Of the Twelfth
rronklyn Precinct. who died hist week and was buried
ON March 20 was during the war aijuanl Of the Metro