New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25
GRAND ARMY BUGLE NOTES.
FOR THE NATIONAL ENCANlPMENT.
RENO POSTS oUTING-wHAT is Discussed GEN
ERALLY.

RENO POSTS oUTING-wHAT is DISCUSSED GEN
ERALLY.
In spite OF the parsimony Of Congressman who OPP
pose on all possible occasions the recognition OF inc
services OF the OF 1861 1865 in putting down the
most gigantic rebellion OF history the bill approprans
500 900 10 assist the Grand Army In making i'a
twenty sixth National Encampment, 10 be held IN
Washington next September. worthy OF the occasion
has received the assent OF both houses This not
what the pnbilc spirited and patriotic members pro
posed The Senate passed the bill at 100000. the
ORIGINAL figure and insisted that the appropriation
should be raised in way that honorable men thought
far-one-alf TO be paid by the Government which hah
been saved from destruction and the other from the
treasury OF the District OF Columbia. The House.
the control OF faction which always looked upon
the defeat Of secession as party triumph and which
has never forgiven the veterans Of the for the part
they took In It. held ont for $4,000 only all OF which
should be paid by the District GrudGingly the sum
was raised I'm conference committee to $4,000 but the
reacOnsts chung to their scheme for saddlhe the
whOs amount upon the District. putting the Govern
mcnt in the position OF being too nlggardly 10 spehd
the money necessary properly TO welcome It's defenders
The sum which Congress failed to give has been more
than made up BY the individual subscriptions Of the
citizens Of Washington and the National Hncampnent
will be the most magnificent. perhaps ever held
To each cumrade Of John 4. Dix Post. No. 135, has
been letter OF information abont the approach
ing National Encampmeft al Washington, Dcei1HlHs
on September 90 signed by the post committee, CON
,stlng Of Cornelius Ten Eyck. chairman; n. W. Day.
Thomas b. Odell Archibald Stewart, A. ". Cowell.
George b. Ibbad, william Scott C. Stockton Hal
sied. commander; George W. Roberts, adjutant- a2d
F. A. LanderS. quirtermastcr. II says; AT this
notable gathering at the National Capital so full OF
historical recoections the veteran Of The late war,
we ask YOU to make sacrifice, either In time To
accompany the post yourself, assist those who 90
CO. 10 take creditablc position there, your post
haa always done In the past. II you cannot accom-
pany Your comrades, a contribution sent - the quar-
tcrmaster Will be duly acknowledged. The post VIII
leave New York BY the Royal Blue Line on the after
OF September 10 exact hour cannot yet be
stated arriving In Washington for late supper at the
Hotel Hamilton corner and Fourteenth stS., front
ing Franklin Square, where good board and lodgings
have been secured for the designated number that
your committee thought would 60, and this number
being limited early applications will be in order. The
Great southern Band. OF Baltimore, will furnish the
music for us In Me grand parade. The total cost
81 the trip to and from Washington. two nights lOdg
Ing and two days board with the music included Will
be for each comrade who accompanies the post Sl3,
Of which S5 must be in the hands Of the quarter
master August Is, and the balance before sep
embcr Is. None but members Of the post. those
whose names have been submitted To the committee,
will be allowed upon this trip
The nineteenth outing 0. Reno Post No a. which
ave- ard onehundr~d and twenty sixthst., proved to
be one OF the best and most successful OF the many
entertainments given by this enterprlsing post. As
picnic and summernights festival it was nnrivalled.
Many representatives OF nearly every post in this
part Of the state present NE ARRANGEMENTS
We're carefully looked after by Commander Charles
Rrickwed"l. Past Commander Philip ). Blgin. Charles
Rickcrt, Adlutant John Wassncr, Quareymast"r John
+. Kenyon. Thomas Moore william Smart. J. G.
Rooney, Frank Ball. Henry Duer. John 0'Bnen.
Hugh Cullan. Joseph Hart Harry Moore. ana Hospital
steward Nichols. Reno Camp, Sons OF Veterans,
Captain schmidt, with three flute and drum
Sorps, added greatly TO the pleasure OF the
evening Pst Department Commander James 5.
Fraser Commander william McEntee. Of Dahlgren
Post, No. 1I3; General Nicholas W. Dav. OF John A.
Dix Post, NO 1875. and treasurer Of the New York
Memorial Committee: Commander Joseph r. Elder. OF
J. l.. Rker Post No. GO Past Grand Marshal G. II.
Lujens, Captain Fraumann, Walter Derby, Past
Commanders william J. Kent. John McCauley. W. H.
Wharton and James Ross; Captain Barrett. DR.. Will
lam r. Martin, Comrades Russell. Krause and Minpf-
herm and many others well known IN GRIND Army
circles enjoyed the evening with the members Of
this progressive post.
At the last monthly meeting n the Veteran Asso-
citation OF the fist Regiment. y. Y. W. held at the
seventh Company'S cubrooms. in West Thirty eighth
st. last Wednesday evening the following officers
elected for the year: Colonel Joseph J. Little lleI-
brick; quarermaSter. John ". Goldng paymasier and
treasurer John P. IIilllar: surgeon. Joseph d. Bry
ant: assistant surgeon, John f.. Alien: cOmmlssary,
Harry p. johnson: recording secretary James T.
Woolscy: CORES pondng secretary. Frederick phillips;
trustees. Colonel j. J. Little. Eugene H. Conln. W y.
Phllhrick Charles F. l0rner, y. W. c. Ward, Henry h
White. William Milne Eugene = Emerson, VI. ;.
Even. GcorG, f. Trcmbley. George b. RavnOr ard
Theron = Copeland; stewards Harry T. johnson,
George f. Trembcy and George ". Gee: historical
committee James 4. Wcolsey, George n. Raynor and
James Il. smith
The survivors Of tho list celebrated july 81 the
thirty FIRST anniversary OF the first battle OF cull Run
With an excursion and clanLahc at Pleasure Bay. II
was their twelfth annual celebration Of the day and
was largely attended.
T'he proposition for incorporating tie old Cont
mental color bun, In the American nag IS much talked
about Just aud has many advocncs IN the Grand
Army and other patriotic societies, notably the SONS
OF the Revolution, whcre The project originated. II
+. proposal to make the binding Of the American flag
Of buff Instead OF white This Is the part Of the nag
through which tho hanrds run. and comes next TO the
hagStan. IL Is hem Ns' u ".e D''a ,s .. .v CIV,
wouh be- pleasing to n eye while The change wond
cit regulation nag. At tn. same time 1t would rcc,g
nNc ~entim-tt which IS RAPIDLY growing Of rover
en'e fr The men ne, o.. o. The Row uIionnry peril;
..iL when Conn Urder senr,ey roclvcd With pride
aud satisfaction amid the ehecrS Of the odd vets"
IG Pot w met nsNt in s sysn5 81 nS Sn S e
Donschkc will @lch receive service medal. having
been members Of the post for twenty i've successive
years. This Is IN accordance with rcsouuon passed
by the po, 10 present one 10 each conade after
ssrys that l"sA OF @s The post cSpss. to taxi f
ban! and fifteen old battle Nag.
The hst monthly meeting OF the Farramt Assoca-
tiOn Of Naval Nrtcnns WAS largely attended II has
increased ~ 300 members. and mOrs applications
for membership coming In daily. The association
making great PIE partitions for its visit To altimorv
and Washington neat september. Captain James p.
Holland i In command.
White helmets will bs popular N the grand parade
ut the National cncaInpmsDt In Washington In sep
tcml.,r. They will be WOln BY Infnyrtto and John