New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-10
GRAND ARMY BUGLE NOTES.
VETERANS IN TIE COMING PARADE.
ORDERS To GOVERN THE POSTS IN THE COLrM
BIS CELEBRATION MARCH.

ORDERS TO GOVERN THE POSTS IN THE CoLrM
Bus CELEBRATION MARCH.
Dcpaltmcn. { Commander Theodore l.. Poole has
issued a circular concentrating the comradr- of The
Department Of Ncw-iorl, oh the magnificent showing
they made al the National Encampm"nt and IN"
great parade in Washington on september 20. TN"
Commander quotes from The Tnbun"s report. which
said that no department mad" 50 handsome a showing
at Washington. in point Of numbers, marching. dr.
ciplinc or soldcrly hearing the Department of
New Yorl"
High Trvairr writing from Albany. saws: "Nour
correspondent dropped into Department headquarters
the Other day and found ia" Headquarters, stan ha'i
nj work after their Washington trip. prondcr
sci Of official, Won never saw. They have all grown
nj least 'hrcc inch, In height sine" september 20.
and they are full Of "cnlh,c7 Vet. over The magt-
cent showing that The department made In th"
Washington review. BY The report 70 the Assistant
\diuant General from thr ten b. cad" commanders,
if + shown that there wcr" II 49, comradc, in line
I'm the New York Division on the day OF III" parade.
The fine military bearing the uniform and the diac.-
Ilinc Of tho Sew York men w"T" III" talk Of every
onc and the Assistant tdjutant General SAYS that
ne is In receipt Of hundred, Of complimentary mes
sage, ON the splendid appearance the department
made. The As>l,tan1 oIartcrma,crG General sold,
during encampmcnt week, 900 knickcrlockcr badge
in fact. they all gon" or Thursday morning.
september -. ana he could have di,po,cd Of 500
more il he had lad them
Tho Department. Commander ard s'aG have accepted
the invitation ~ The New York civ comradas ana
will participate with them in the services Coumbu.
Day October Il. The staff have been ordered &, r.
port AT the Grand Union Hotel on the morning 81
october L., at : q. M. sharp
In relation 10 the dedication OF the memorial arch
erected by the citizens Of BROOKLYN ia memory Of the
Soldiers and sailors OF Kings County. Department
Commander Poole says I'm General order No. 10 Tho
comrades of Kings Comfy will upon the same d1r.
october II. dedicate the memorial arch erected by the
citizens Of Irooklyn IN memory OF III" -oldicr, and
sailors Of Kings County This splendid work IT Art.
COMMUNICATING heroic deeds on land and will upon
the ic0th anniversary OF the discovery Of our coun
try lie thu, appropriately dedicated. need not re
mind the cOnrdcs Of Kings Comfy Of their duty upon
that day. With grateful hearts 10 The people oi
Brooklyn they will assemble around ihi, noble arch
thinking Of the danger passed. and grateful that they
were permitted TO take part In saving lite cOuntrj
that TIE hcroi>m OF Columbus di-covcrcl.'
The celebration OF Columbus Day. Octpbcr Fl. bv
the school children Of The country. move, the Depart
mcnt Commander 10 make this request l. seems L.
me fitting that the posts 81 the Grand Army I'm cur
State should operate b. every meaus In their
power with the teachers of the public school, aud the
children attending, IN the proper Observance ~ tai
day. /. Therefore. have caused 10 be- sent 10 cdcL
81 the posts Of the Grand Army Of thi, Department.
Columbian Committee. aud suggest that the post, take
active part a. suggested by mi, circular ia Tie variou,
celebration, held In the cities. town, ani villages ~
our state. tn" circular OF the National Committee
WILL upon #, receipt be read in each post Of til, de
partmcnt, and such action taken thereon seem, best
to the post, In their respective locallti"~.T
Grand Marshal samuel Collins has Issued order
for the celebration of the discovery Of America on
Wednesday, in which the posi-, Of ;his city viii iahc
part. lie directs that the post, parade In fIll Uniform,
no one In CIV an attire viii BE- allowed In The ranks.
Martial music viii be furnished for each brigade and
they and the post drum and fire corp, VIII b" plrticu
lar 10 play alternately. The grand MARSHAL, stan Wal
report 10 him at Earlcs Hotel, Centre aud Canal SIS.
at 80 u. III. Brigade commanders Will report 10 the
chief Of stan ri Edilc's Hotel. the number Of men
composing their commands when formed. Posts Will
assemble nj the places designated AT 10 -. sharp.
The formation will be- In single rank, platoon, OF ia
teen front, marching At half distance.
The following staff and adcs-dc. camp are an
nonncci AdJulanGcncra and chief Of stan, John
j. y. >yme,; aides. james Il. OIcirnc Charlie, "
BOwcs, Martin Sidlcr Clark II. McDOnaid, samuel
II. McIlroy VI. D.. &. NJ. Richmond, Alexander J.
stewart, Charlie, u. Morris, RnaldO ID. Brdlcy Clark
Wright u. D.. John H. Davi, Charles G.. EciAcrt
william r. Van Wyck, joseph IadhcM, = LESTER
Robert Elair, owen -. MC''OVrrn, Matthew Nc.luadc
William OAIcaghog. NJ. D.. George H. >lcycms >inIc
+. Tease. JOnn H. hay rrOrgc -. Waterman Thomas
MoOic ncnlumln j. Levy. InOmas Graham thomas
H. {. kInhaii, .AcXanJcr Ncwbergcr, salvador La
Grassc, George H. Cooper, II. r. bartlett chlc bugrr
Ihe stan Of the c.and Army of Tho Republic In
the military parade o. october - In tai, cS consists
Of the following: C.lcncl David =. Brown. marshal
commanding Major II. Reecc. AdIu;ant General,
Major th"rrs r.. Ii'aU Major j. =. DO ialo.. Ma ,r
l.. l.. Robins. Major George ". K Oncy. MAJOR +. J.
Wcrnich Major Georgr J. Wrnch Major j. j. ilnmph.
tain j. ". IIAOn. Captain j. - tavcndv, & jlOAcl q,
W. Travis. Major J. Romrr. captain &. II. Gfnnt
Colonel FRED phsIcrcr c,ioii, Mclean i,iron S"p
tain T. v; Ires. captain Ferdinand r.. Eidman Colo
W. W: iadg"r. Colonel J. Madison Drake. Colonel
samuel Adams, Colonel j. NJ Adams Colonel William
~ Yam iioc,cn Colonel Dudley = Phelps. Cartnn
Ferdinand Levy. Captain G.. \. Price, Colonel Thomas
Ac kcan. Captain David SPEAR Colonel {. II. Tiat,ur
Theodore F"ldslcin. Colonel John almcr. tapiaih T.
J Atkinson. Major j. II. Jenkins Colonel James
Martin short. judge j. r. Gedncy. General Anthony
hllar". Major Frank 4. liutts Captain W. +. Kirch.
nor Colonel John Mulgan, Colonel William McEntrce.
Captain William j. Kent. Colon,l Van Wyck MAJOR
Foster, Colonel Gilbert Adams. Colonel \. = Mar,ln.
Arnold and Sergeant Charles A. Reecr.
COMMANDMENT Chief \. q. woascrl, accompanied
by Columbia Post. of Chicago. and II large delegation
Of his personal friends ana Grand Army comrades
nar0 OF whom were delegates to The twcnty-s2th Ma
onal Encampment, had glonou, welcome on his ar
rival AT his home Ia Milwaukee last week. From The
railway station he was escorted by all OF the &.
\: Il. post, Of TINT city to the Academy Of Music
Addrcsses were made. CONCENTRATING the new com
I o TO w raaec sr MAJ nan' hune rS'p @n
enthusiasm manifested by the large audience
present.
Comrade Iinry &. Leuther. Of >locIm Post. NO ID.
Department OF Rhode sand. reelected mem
Der OF The NATIONAL Council OF Administration at the
twenty-sIAlh National Encampmeni. Comiadc Lcuther
was member Of the Council of Administration IN |
$50. 1880 J 81 and loa3. lie hh, been a member
Of the Executive Committee Of the National Council
since 1891.
A. wcrhm"n were digging for n foundation NJ an |
electric plant at Fort Reunion. Va. during en- |
week at Washington. The bOr"S Of mon
soldier were cNcaVated. Commander Edward +. |
lltrfie d Dt<f ND DptHIt of
Island. had tie bone, carefully placed In box and
they taken t. Providence II. l., by cOmr;ide |
of SOcum Post. At meeting Of the post. held |
evening committee WAS appointed TO |
have the remains scrcdly buried In the lot owned 10y
the post at swan Faint Cemetery
Comrades OF lartwcl silver. who NAV rrmcmbcr |
him while serving In Company ~ 9th United ntatcs
NJ. : - M.