New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-27
GRAND ARMY BCGLE NOTES.
AIDES TO THE DEPARTMENT COMMANDER
KoLTEs POSTS ANNIvEEsARY-THE NATIONAL
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KOLTES POSTS ANNIVEESAhN- HE -'HAA0"-
FNCAMPMENT.
In General Orders No. = Just issued from depart
ment Headquarters at Albany. the Department oo"
mander announces the following aidesdecam uPo"
Ms staff. lanes ~ OBclrne Post 10 Erwin H. LAM
phear. Post oo6: A. c. Vaughn Post $50; Henr! !"
Prass. Post 81: Franklin p. sellers Post 500 H. H.
Murray Post 90: B. Myer. Post 33l Joseph Murphy
Post 578: Edmund j. Pickett, Post 3D.; Charies w.
Hobt,s Post COZ George T.. lIibbar Post 10 o' W.
Burke Post $50; Thomas l.. Woodcock foot OH ;
Edward NJ Law Post $50: George W. Brown fost Il ;
Alfred Rounds Post 135: John I. khig' Iost -f'
Webster Young, Post IS: William T. Roome' fos.
40: F. NJ Seacorl, Post o. V. N. Hodgsoh fos'
a6G Charles Kinney Post 292 Simeon v Mcdowell
Post 2o7 A. r. Baker Post 1871; J. VI. Corwln, fost
ali. David stothers Post 524 John }. Wo1' foS'
ISL Herman Clark Post % Charles l. ''ohers' r'''
100. John Rerdon. Post 313; J. +. Matthew's roS'
1874: Thomas II. Lake. Post /; p. V. X. D. furu,'
Post 495: l. Henry Isaacs, Post o4o' Cnares d.
Morris Post 1872; f. VI. sanford, Post 23o' D Dc
po,,,rs post ao7. w H. Mckenzie Post 440; John
" Aclort Post 2l2 George A. Vossier, Post 81 :
T. X Fuller Post 151 James Y. Lawrence, fos' ooo'
Joscph d. Theal. Post $780, George ProD'', fos' w.
william W. Jackson Post 2A; L l. foo'e, ro'. =
lanes : Graham Post 397 Clark Wright, Post TO-
william II. Lester Post Bel Ehward Nueeh'' ro''
BOG: william II. McCuriy. Post 651
The newly appointed aides are requested 10 report
the,r acceptance 10 W. A. Wallace, Assistant AdIu-
tont General. Albany and to equip themselves WIN
This uniform: Double breasted sack coat OF oarh DUO
clcth c. A. II. buttons, dark blue tiouscrs' oiue ."P
with gilt wreath encircling the words Dept ~ i.,
g. A. r., and buff gnuEtlets commissions WIN
be sent TO those only who have sent In her ac'cP'
once They should also forward at once uieir
posoce address that necessary instructions may DO
sent to them. -
Twenty fve years ago last Tuesday Juno u, loo'),
about a dozen ex.Union soldiers met and oreahihe'
Koes Post No. 80. 1t was named Tor b1gadier'
General John A. Koes, who lost MS lie III uo
second battle Of Bull Run. The posts silver ann
versary was celebrated on Tuesday, on the lawn at
washington Park sixty -ninthst. and Eastern Boule-
yard which was transformed into miniature camp.
An but one ~ the chnrter members, Gustav Raefle
Joined the great majority" but their cornrsdes re-
called their services to the country ana the oru'r'
Those who participated In the anniversary banquet
urgl other exercises Included CDnmanderlnth
John Palmer, Department Commander Theooore H.
Poole. General J. r. OBelrne and Major Willard
Dullard who were the orators ri the occasion Past
Department Commander Floyd Garrison; Grand Mar
sinai samuel Collins: AdJutant-Gcneral William A.
Wallace: Colonel John W. Marshall superintendent
OF Public Buildings; Assistant NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
w. W. Bennett: Frank VI. CLARK, Of the stan OF the
Department Commander. Junior Vice-Dcpartment COM
mardcr william f. Kirschner; Senior Vice Commandcr
william Do Lacy; Judge Acknowledgement George
ercr Adjutant General the staff Of the Commander
I'm Chief: Past Commanders George W. Loud ana
Isidor Isaacs, A. Hambold and General \. W. Day.
one OF the p,pttieSt sights Of the day was the
military hill performed by thirytwo young adies
daughters OF members N the post, after which Miss
Rosa Thum, in behalf OF the wives and daughters OF
comrades OF cid Koltes,o presented 10 the post
bcant full silk flag valued at 1915, and a set N
guidons. Commander Semsey received the testimonial
No recent Grand Army gathering has attracted more
Interest than the kolcs silver anniversary or has
cen more largely attended. Those who made II
success the active members composing thcNe
,omInittees Committee OF Arrangements, Charles
k.ySar cha rnnn; William Bals'r, George Hey,>
Henry A. Kraus. Henry Dreyer. Peter vogicr, jacob
Rest William Welse George Schmtt, August schl"ier-
macher Charles Grrlach, Herman Schcldert"rg. Re
ccption Committee Commander Charles Sernsey. chair
man: Theodore Fclds,cn. joseph Wenk. Edwaru W.
Errieninghauscn. Charles Kayser. Herman W. Thrim'
Henry A. Kraus Henry Kocber August Erhardt.
FREDERICK IcJrlser, sch. Zuschlag. Francis Irsch
pres, Committee. Philip .Betz, chairman: Werner
schaencr Mo1tz sternberg. Philip Ascher, Henry
prlgga Conrad Wchr Charles P1eif, Joseph unger
Mortz David. Committee on Entertainment, Arnoid
Lritncr chairman Joseph Ungcr. John kfdenours'
Edward II. Picprnbring jacob krciiherr, joseph
Ncuhaucr. Conrad Weir. George FOhtesep, Anth2ny
Mnh,cnhon, Charles Knoch Philip Renk, Christian
nrcdc. Michael Nuhn, Rudolph Rannow, Julius G eyer
Herman -,-heideberg John L. Schmidt, Charles Kini,-
land Peter Appel. Herman Haussnan, jacob forr:
r,tce and ,atc COMMITTED Charles Ge1ach chairman
Charles Koch, Anton Andcssner William Koch yscoo
Iiprnno Christian Bange. John knode Charles WlnPl-
he'mc, KilIan Bayer August Rusch, Martin SchloSs.
Frederick Penod, jacob k.denburs John Sch atoT
nnforre IhiYp Yung Casper schaefer. John Becker.
CharIes Prlsser Henry Robin. Joseph Martin, Georse
schauer Charles Smith, Henry Ohlmeier ana hrhsiu
Keller. 4, .,,.s 10
The attention OF comrades In general Is called 10
the fact that the grand parade and review OF tne
T,uonnI Fncampment nj Washington Will take place
ON TUESDAY september 20. and not on September Il
rs II appears 10 be the impression with many post
@ommanders and comrades 81 this department.