New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-09

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Flowers are embematc the resurrection and life to
therefore how fvting the Of organization
established by late ecmrade and COmmanderin'Chef
John A. Logan. assemble within the numerous Gods
Acres that dot our country Ger wherein lie ali ina, Is
mortal OF absent comrades and garland aer graves
while paying tribute TO their voior and worth. every
mound which ccrers the remains Of Union souie: or
sailor should receive it, Drown. emblem attic on our
dsv Of blessed memory, Memorial MAY. Monday Nav 30
and each and every Post Of the g. A. r. Should hoio
solemn memorial and patriotic service on che SudaF pre-
cedng With great regret noticed growing 'nc'haAoa
on part OF many TO observe this day I'd "'a"''
frivolous and entirely 1T variance with it, !nNh'' ana
design. Every comrsdc should his test eNors :"
have celebrated with the soemny BETTING us character
and purpose , ,,,s
The neat little rosters issued with the compliments
~ The Tribune for the use Of the Grand Army OF inc
counties Of Ncw-lork. Kings, Queens SuioiH anu
| Richmond have been received with hpprecauon ny
comrades generally. There has been constant INJURY
for them during the week at The Tribune counting
rooms. where Mr.. Hall, the business superintendent
distributed several thousand copies to post con'inu
ers and their representatives.
The aides decamp on the stan OF 'ohmaliuei,"
Chief Palmer have been announced IN gehcrai ouoiS
over the signature of Assistant Ad1uant-@ehefa ~. w.
| Quick. The aides belonging TO this state are VII"
lam Arnold George Askew, +. NJ lali' "'V'so W.
Barry, william IL. Bartlett. Alexander NJ BoSd, NOSES
| Bour!on A. II. Bradley German l.. Colin, fmo H.
Conklin william c. Goi. Charles Gunther' "eo'sc
Hugunin, james ii. jenkins, W. H. Lester f. -
Mitchell. Thomas Purcell, Austin A. Ross Charles H.
Randall, william y. Reddout, l.. l.. ROBBINS ~ ~
Schooley =. Il. sturges James a. Tappa, 'h;irieS '"
Williams. For New-Jer>ey they are: Niiam H.
Anthony William IL. KrausS. Charles b. Long, a. d.
Mattison. H. II. smith. Enough o. ecuuuer' li"'o'
| w. sullivan, Arthur Tench. Henry . White' "h"''n
II. Williams.
In the same orders Colonel David = BrOwh OF 'llS
city, senior aide-decamp to the Commander III INCL
has been detailed acting assistant adlu'ah genera"
] * I'm of
manderlu Chief and staff nj the parade III WASHING
ton Those aides who desire TO be mounted on ''''
occasion will address him at Bankst. ana Noith hNc'
New-York City.
1t Is gratifying to know that the plan Tor oDalhhs
~ subscriptions from veterans Of The war III au o
the Grant Monument Fund is working we'll rs t''
re,lt Of Captain Paimcr's suggestion repository mas
been provided for the autographs oil the s"r'N'"b
comrades Of the Grand Army Of the Niibnc' WIFI ,''
name Of the military or naval organization III ""'n
each served. These signatures. placed upon pages VI
carefully prepared parchment paper 90 as to iiN' iol
All time Will be collected under the supervision VI
the commanders Of the different Grand Army posts
who Will certify to their correctness. These paS'%
are 20 be bound uniformly IN volumes ana p'"I'"'
odcxed ard be accessible TO all VISITORS ana VIII iori
an imyerishabe honor roll. Ihe parchment ro"9 w."
be furnished to posts through Department iieahqurcrN
and when COMPLETED the signatures 20 be certified
hy most commanders and returned through Department
Headquarters TO Adluant-t'encral FRED fHS''c'
/ Albany " y, with the money collected iroh u'c
signatures let the signatures bc written with durable
ink 10 prevent fading.
! A handsome stand Of colcrs WILL be presented 70
| Winfield ; Hancock Post. No 260 on behalf Of W. ;
! Hancock Corps, No. leo, W r. c.. the Unknown
merchant, c. C.. Shaync. making the presentation
speech tomorrow evening al the posts headquarcre
Bloomngdalc Hall. No. 40 East siXtethet. Com
mander- In Chief John Palmer will receive tho o'ior
on behalf of the post. Commander Theodore g. kcony
extends henrty invitation TO comrades Of other posts
and the public generally Among the invited guests
are General Wager owayne, General Thomas E"!hs'
General Daniel Buit@ricid. General Horace Porter,
General Joshua l.. Chamberlain. General Ira NJ. Hedges
Past Department Commander Floyd Carkson. Colonel
David : Brown Colonel Frank c. Loveand the Rev.
Robert Collyer, the Rev. Madison Peters, Nhela"
Reid, W. j. Arhcll. Frank W. Lawrence, John W
vrooman f.. NJ. l.. Ehcrs, II. o. Armour, 5. :. Pack
ard, Carson Lake. DR.. Dumond. Dr. j. b. Co~by and
{ II. II. Brcckway.
Grand Army veterans are tenacious Of their per
sonal honor and they do not like to holding
prominent place, the order whose regulations have
been questioned. a letter from comride IN high
standing OF l.. VI. Wheeler Post No. 81, Of >arltosa
Springs " y, deals with the charge, against tie
two Police Commissioners Of that city, Il. 7. Knapp
and W. II. Gailor MIR. Knapp is the Ncw-iork mem
ter Of the National Council Of Administration, g.
A. r. The oomrdc Of Wheeler Post write that the
accused COMM ,Oncrs demanded an Investigation.
but Immediately after the demand sought Il postpone
mcnt failing in which, and but re-" h"uis before
the Investigation was begin, they resigned. The
Gyand Jury who have iust completed their labor,
among others brought In bill OF Indictment Of
Y r Knapp The cOmrndc adds: e X. +. Knapp
should now resign from the National Council Of hd-
minftration Ct. A. r.; 10, only for the 'good OF
the order tut relieve the Council from N" Stigma
brought upon II by his membership In view Of the
charge, and Indictment for bhchmail Or bribery"
IL hi. last general orders. issued from III" head
ouacls of the National Association Of Naval Veterans,
Rear Admiral william = Wells mahcS thI- timely
reference Memorial Day 1857: Memorial IkJ, WIN
All IL implies l. close at hand. when solemn duty
calls NJ once cally pursuit for attention
~ those whose crdise u life i over. IL l. your
bonnden obligation, my shpmac', TO weave garland
an Memorial Day for those who sleep In watery
graves, and note with jealous care mat no N"'"'
grave Is neglected, any one wl@" hhm fcsu"s-
place Is known who contributed 10 the lahc Vi our
Naval service.
Adiutant {. V. g. Forbes OF the 9th Regiment
Veterans has given notice that the next assembly
win he held this evening at the Armory NO. 22l
West Twenty Axth-st. The annual dinner ana 10
unon will take place on Nav -. at CarkS III "cS'
Twenty -thirdst. tickets, ~. The Committee OH
pilgrimage TO the Battleields want 10 say 10 uiose
,nendng 10 participate, that 1t Is absolutely neceS
cary Immediately to inform the Chairman. Wiham
scott Hox GIG NewYork Postolice. Of the fact: also
g the committee shall engage quarters t~1thont
rations) at Washington, and for how many DAYS. III
Guiding september 49, the time Of expected arrival
there. ,..u,... ,ra... a.. ,,.., III Tho ncrn
-, ~ his stan this evening at his hcaduunrtcrs the
Spnser ouss unye sly acg ana unon s%' To-
a. NJ Memorial Day parade will be uansacted as.
The tenth anniversary of elisa Post. No. - a.
which was celebrated last weeh, was enphasi@ea Dv
WV M nrescntation to the Post by Mrs. Won 'Ilsh.
,rdow Of Colonel Won tdl-a. whose name tne p0s.
VIZ of a memorial volume. Addresses were inae
p''' commander Arthur Haub0ld. COmrade G Ihoh"i-
s son ana nnis meeting Of The Third Army Corps on
Sav General Joseph Is. Carr. Of Troy prcsinihe
resulted the essIcn Of o hs iOSTns oLeS cn n%
!e"v ossachuset, vice president, Captain BeIl,um,n
81 i,hv Of New.Jcrsey secretary. Colonel r. Li'"s
P',yy.srur OF Ncw-Jersey directors. MAJOR l. -
ston captain c. ". Wilson, General Charlie, ,,'na
aso TLonas K. Matthew. MnlOr L0vc IuruEi,