New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-21
GRAND ARMY BUGLE NOTES.
INSPECTORS NEWLY APPOINTED.
CHIEF wEIsSERT WARMLY WELL
COINED on Ills ROUNDS

.h foiovlnc auuointments Of Inspectors, to whOm u
Entrusted tine annual inspection OF the posts rs we"
| rs ;hc books records and accounts OF WE co'""''
| uiar'ormasfcis and adlutants: -
New. York County-John yeroloman Post 10 pai M
inspector for Posts nos. s, 49, "a IS Frank NJ n97
POST NG a. inspector FOR Posts N2 S.3s S a. for Posts
Y"I H. H. g. g. % j. key SG iaG, In
s,S o for ' inspector St for Posts Sos &C. 100 o
ll3: Edwarl Kcndricks Post No. lS2 lnSpcco' pa do
o'ti Soi 4 ,ior 10 6r i Posts So Gap
Isaac EoEsen Post No s3S inspector f pos no s55
nspa ec1 oi Poss Nos 300 BOA 3O7 Frederick NJ
Vincent Post No. $500 inspector for Posts Nos 99d
aC toT for Posts t' nos aao 453 4o Frank
5 taft, post no 81 inspector for Posts Nos d3D'
h %, p SS1 I Nos 557 $50 5e, 57s W. r. wilbur
Post No 81. inspector for Posts Nos ST. GOV ~,
Milton $ sure, Post No o7s Inspector for Posts NOS
kHSs Connty-chnrlcs A. shaw. Post No. TO- IN In
ci,g 'n.prctor for Posts Nos. Ola, $40 6o3; josiah
G. Dixon Post so. ., inspector for Posts Nos 10 H.
Nos 300 53i. George Patrick Daley posi 40 3cnrp
inspector f ro-ts Nos 81 49, ~ ,d Ds'i rs TO-
Herman H. Young Post No III igspeGtor, f2r r 37
Nos Ij2, IGi ~ James p Hewitt Post ,, No. Kin,
Ian Post 30 3ac Inspector for Posts Nos 23i $50.
3a7 Charles II. Rdreway Post No. 4'2; msp' p"St
/ 30 800 Inspector for Posts nos. 435, 44|' 4O''
COMMANDMENTS Chief \. G. wessert Is expected In
/ this city In December 10 attend reception oh'r''
him by Lafayette Post. No. 40. at It's handsome posi-
room In the Masonic Temple Tweniy-throst' anu
sixth-ave The date Will BE- announced In que season.
/ The Commander In Chief has lecn making tour o'
Kansas during the last week, and has visited 9I4l"'
/ Airline Manhattan, Topeka Kansas CITY, ana o'H'r
places thcro. He accompanied by 'hap"" III.
/ Chief d. r. Lowell. u Fort Riley; hrS M''t'r''
/ Wlckens Of sallna. the National ". H. e. presu''''
Mrs Moore department president. W. H. C. pepar.
rnert Commander \. r. Greene and General fTouun''
fer ms
United states General Wcisscrts entire trip was
succcss,nl and large and enthusiastic camphfes were
held al every point At some places hundreds 'ou no'
gain admission for lack OF room. The tour has areap'
been productive Of most satisfactory results Inc
/ Commander IA Chief IS arranging for tour through
Nebraska and Missouri, where no VIII ~ ""''"'
greeted by the old boys"
lie annual dinner Of Z. s. Grant Post, NO. J-' ana
/ It's associate sodety, at tho MouauN IluD' DrooNp"'
on Tuesday evening. largely attended fast '"'"
mander George \. Price was toastmas''r' anu 'p'h-
mander John l.. Shepard Thomas W. IophlW ~ stephen
NJ on swod. Mayor DCody, Na'hc" Erhc'' 'Hi'"
states Consul al Edinburgh, Colonel Andrew d. Baird
= and Colonel Alexander :. bacon replied u ioas''.
Other, PRESENT were cX-C0ngres'nan W. [. NaIE'e'
! Corporal Tanner. Colonel y. T. Spfasuc Johh !.
! Adams II. G.. squire Leonard Moody, General l. L.
Ga:es the Row G.. II. MCk. Noah Teboctts' D. J.
! CLAYTON II II Dcadlo. ". \. keclcr and O. A. Ham
mond Fr.sen.tor Griswold spoke u; tho high honor
In which Fran,c always held Der Old soldiers. and
/ added "Wlen look arouLd tbs room and see the
men who fought with Grant at Fort Henry, tOTt
Donclson. pTttsburg Landing SHILOH, CoSath. Vchs.
bur, Lookout Mountain, Ead Ia the baii."s Of 'Ac
Wilderness un the fall OF Richmond and 'h" surrender
? o, Ire am r,n!adcd Tat ". owe mcai dcot 81
gratitude which can mover pay. They saved our
country preserved our Union and have made orr fas
houored and respected around tie world hui they arr
IA, passing away. Already We hear III" term iFe-
aucutly uscd the Old veterans In the parade on
Columbus pay many Of The Grand Army posts WEI"
not much lArgcr than re bands of music WHO'D I"d
them. While ley h't Il is the duty % tA" American
reorle 10 maize ther declln'ug years as pleasant as
po..tier Co.sl, Wrliaoe H,uco !,fefrd 20 the plan
4 10 erect IN Tlnburch. 500 iald. monument 10 th"
memory - scotch soldiers who cll 10 the war mr
the rn,on witch Doc warmly advocated. i!!- speech
WI. pleasantly ,d'd rs The recitation 4 an Original
POEM written hy Past Commander Henry VI. calvert
/ ~ honor u Consul Bucc.
Admiral l.. :. Oshon commanding tie National
Association % Naval Veterans. T. 5 A., has issued an
order on tie subject o, changing tAe badrcr.hO'n "'
the National Association fom that II vertical stripe
u, rol white and blue To that Of hin, ribbon with
thirteen white star, a Union jack. lie SAYS " IL
H. trl'h:N claimed that the ribbon now ia Use Is not
Indicative u branch OF tc service, and f. common
20 all patriotic associations. aud has become so uni
v,t-a Ia IL, usc a. to call for change our part
Therefore am induced - cali the special attention oil
each association 10 the demand for the change Win
view u obtaining from each their vote upon the SnD
feet The cost OF the proposed Union jack ribbon
should not exceed cents, and could be furnished bY
/ the National Vaymastcr IN any quantities after t"e
change wa made II l., therefore. ordered That such
vote be taken and the result forwarded without delay
10 thee head quarters TIL, action involves an amend
mcnt to Article Nil Of the Constitution, which Is pro-
yldcd for by section l. Article XVII, or by Section -
Article XXyII" Admiral Osbon has appointed George
". L0swick Nationa secretary with headquarters az
SO. II south.st. NewlorA W. T.. Goodnough. %
ew-Hayen Conn. National boatswalu Past National
Commander William simmonds. Of Philadelphia Penn,
National historian. and Past National Commander VIII
liam T. Atkins. Of Cincinnati Ohlo senior aid ana
chief Of stan, Western Division
The sw.Yorh Memorial Committee on Monday even
Ing presented 70 eNJudgc George NJ. Van Ioeson, who
for three successive terms ably performed duties
,9r,te th, committee places upon his services The
/ presentation speech was made by Comrade Il. J.
Atkinson, secretary. and eX-Judge Van IO,sen's
ny vas an, and cioqucnt although he was taken com
petcly hy surprise. The "a chairman served In i Wis
/ conan regiment during the war and Is member OF
james C. Rice POST no 90. will give a concert on
Tuesday evenlns December 20 at ChlGkerng Ian
u land to be- used for furnishing Rice Post ffc and
corps, twenty Blk members, with uniforms and Il
complete act Of Instruments to be The property Of the
! post unu paid for by the corps. Any sum realized
over what Is necessary for The purpose named viii be
ti1lr, addrr,, Comrnde A. J. stewart treasurer No.
80 West Ninreenth-st. or COmrade j. H. Barker.
No. 2jj Front st.. chairman OF committee. 4 hand
watch Is bc presented to the comrado who re-.
turns the largest amount from The sale Of tickets.
Past Commander Edward j. Atkinson. Of IT, u.
Cabin Post. has been warmly spoken OF for Junior
4 vice Department Commander by many comrades, not
only In New York but throughout the state lie T.
active, earnest and industrious worker IN tho Grand
Army ranks, and fully deserves the promotion his
friends wish 10 give him.
The noGina,ons for the annual election Of officers
for John y. DIN Post, No. 49, have been made and
the following viii be- elected without opposition Com
mandcr stockton ialstcd third term. senior vice
commander j. W. Abbott; junior vlcccommaudcr,
/ llofat) Holden quariermastcr Edward A. TAmders
surgeon, William Il. Tremalnc. chaplain. J. H. Ilemma
delegates 10 department encampmcnt Thomas Is. Odcll
and General Nich, ,ns " Day
LAFAYETTE Circle. No. T. Ladies' Of the C., A. r. Mrs
/ Alice W. Barnes president Will nave a social re-,
union 1T Elite Hail. No. 1919 East Fify.nlnh.s this