New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-25
GRAND ARMY BUGLE NOTES.
REPRESENTATION AT GRANTS TOMB.
PLANS WE'LL UNDER WAY FOR THE MEMORIAL
DAY CELEBRATION.

TO Grand Army men, the laying OF the cornerstone
for the tomb of General Grant at Riverside on Wedhes
day Special Invitations for the presence OF te "'au
Army Of the Republic have been gwen. INC eAer-
cises at the tomb will begin at p. m "rand Army
men rejoice that the resting place Of their most Illus
trious comrade is at last TO be honorcd as his lahe ana
deeds and that the blot OF neglect np'A inc GU!
escutcheOn is about to be removed. Ihcy ieeL Coo'
that General Porter, in the heroic work he has under
taken is building monument for himself in the hearts
Of his felow-solders Of the Clvl War more uuiaOe
than brass or marble.
In General Order No. 1, issued from his head
quarters, at othe spingler House, University race
and Union Square. Grand Marshal Samuel Cohihs
announces the following staff appointments: Johh D.
n symes, Adjutant General and Chief Of stan James
r. O'Bcrne, Inspector General; George W. OornsS'
Judge Advocate General Martin sader. QuaifermnStcr
General; Clark H. Nc Donsld, Commissary General OF
Subsistence DR.. william H. McEroy, SUPERINTENDENT
W. L. Heermance hsymaster General; Alexander =.
tewaSrt. Chief Of Engineers; Charles MOTIFS Ohei
OF Ordnance: William Townsend Chief Signal oihcer
Clark Wright, d. D., Chaplain; Webster Young Chei
of Cavalry John Z. Hyde, Chief Of Artillery Jehh
II. Davis General Inspector Of Rifle Pactice' "ii"n
II. Stone. Assistant Adjutant General.
The Grand Marshal also gives notice that DIS
headquarters will be open for the uahsa'uo' VI
business until Memorial Day between 10 a. M anu ~
D. M dnily Post commanders and onccrS coniil'nu
ic organizations are requested to Ill III ara lor""Iu
o headquarters
the ARRANGEMENTS for completing the iOrmatioh Vi '"c
,or,d,ng column Besides the name OF post or or
raniyatiop and pane and address OF the COMMANDER
The blank should give the number oil cohia"eS VI
members who will parade name CT ueS's
OF band with number Of pieces and leader I''"ie
name OF drum and fife corps with huhDcI Vi VI "','
6fes or txumpets the names Of three aucS' 10 'o
s.I.cted nv the post commander officer commanding
oro,a,izstjop the names and addresses Of TWO CON
rades for guard of honor the cemetery OF othc
ton of post after parade, and also the huiooi 1
particulars of battlehags or other war roncs " W
carried IN the parade. These details shou'u oc '''
,ricoted 10 the Grand MarShars Office without uhleo
49, .o,o, Grand Marshal Collins cordially Invites
das IN visit his headquarters rs often rs coh'e'
ont and cooperate Ia making the parade anu cA''
| on Memorial Day success -, .on
J 1ns c.mp fire with the dramatic and musical enter
,oipment which the comrades OF A. 3 "iihams ioS''
No 9o4 an. preparing for Saturday evening, at Wen
| del's Assembly Rooms, Nos 33i 10 d4a "o'' i0''S
| ,nr,hst PROMISES 10 be an attractive affair. Nearly
| ~ ,ho theatres will furnish members OF the GRAMMAR
nr,,ession for the evening. The Ladies Asso'Ao" VI
! A = williams Post, in the recently anoprn u '
will sive their exhibition drill Fas' "'''l'a
q n Lnttens will make the opening soaies'' 'N
| crand Marshal Samuel Collins Will review the am
corps Army supper, with pipes aud tobacco wiz "
| ,onoved nv dancing 10 the music OF I<iucrl'ns VI
ches,ra The hop will be In charge OF A. r. "IH'a'''
| Camp No lo3 sons of Veterans. Robert D. N""o'
| manager OF Harrigans Theatre, VINO Is oo"'nN'N VI
tho post. will supervise the entertainment
| Enrragut Association OF Naval veterans Will Ceie
brate the thrtieh anniversary of the passage oi
| Iochson and st Philip. and the capture Of NeW-Or
loans BY splicing the main brace and enter hipins 'e
friends At headquarters, Essex Marekt Armory D''u
| ,nc Ludlow and Grand sts., tonoTo" evening"
| musical and literary programme has poch @i'""eo'
| which promises to make the anair ONE u W
,,ared A number of prominent cOTnihdre OF INC o'ue'
| nave syuiaed their intention Of being present l"'
oe.ciaton Will he presented with beautiful ELK ban
| ner and set Of guidons
The members OF the lst New York (Lincoln) Cavalry
Association held it, tenth annual reunion OH TUESDAY
evening. at Central Turn Vereln Hail. III East N'A'
ssveothst. The following officers were elected Oy
the association for the coming year President Nooc.
| l. Wallace Ncwlork; first vce-preslaehl' 'iehIS -
Nov,ns Eound Brook, y. j.. second vcc-pre>iuehl
Jerome Bell City Island, y. T.; recording secretary
G. r. Williamson. Pairvlew, y. j.. Corresponding acie
,orv Jabn .iarnscn Hew-York City; treasurer VA
| pole,dl Valentine, Brooklyn ,,
The thrty,fr5t annual reunion oi the iia"N'"
zauav,s 9Th New-Yoik Volunteers. which TOOK pi"''
., he g ,umb,a in East Foureenth-rt. was pcis'n
are. ,en r the survivor, of the well known regiment
The exercises began With Irnycr by department O'"'
lsin Clark Wright. Robert II. uDeits' prc''u'"'
the association, delivered the annual odorc,' az
which Comrade Henry &. Wright, Mayor oi "'t"o''
,nude a spcech which created no cHd oil herTi'c''
Other speakers were Lieutenant George W. nc he'o"-
,.nI,od States Marshal John W. JacObns ana cAJu''
= Ipl,us Langbein Major James D. iIOrhcr Feo''V'
a nocm The Rev. Clark Wright hpohe of tne d.
s.n, Colonel Rush {. Hawkins, VINO was hoP' ""'
hv a death In his family. feature oil the eve"
I which vas invested with much Interest was IN
preseDtstion OF finely carved canes mhue no" d 20
taken from the stOckade at Andcrso'NHc p''o" az
,,or IN the association their visit 10 "coio" ="
,.oors ago The lucky recipients OF hicsc uop
wee Comrades John IIassell. George w D7
lanes Duffy Captains Whitney ana MOTIFS anu ''''
james y. llorner. -, .h ,,c,or,r
A. the annual banquet and reunion OF 'he 'ot'
; -, ia. 9th Regiment held at the Oth hes'"',
II ~ - ,h. ,,lcrimage committee announced that "
u oor,mu,e for the trip the old Dattle hei'a '
g a.. National Encampment at Washington "o"Iu
J. ,olovs: Leave Newiori on nshc vi ''P''
"a arrive at Gettysburg, morning vi LOUD VIZ
' | ,a.v will remain until noon OF the l'''' nm
G nnra.rc,, Nd. night OF 10th, and remain un
=, ming Of 11th; then take carriages going VIZ ."''"'
l. | ~ ,,utb Mountain, BoonsbOro TO kceGysVilIc III
;. ,o,p over night; Oh the morning OF the lSt" VI
. ADt,etam battle field, and omrpsbnfs III uh'o " =,
main over night ut Hagerstown; the morln"s V,
9TH tourney via IIarpers Ferry, SANDY IIooh' %
-o,,' 49, po,esville and Darnstown on to Washlhs'o
-i'Y,y q, niqht and holding reunion by request
. conrades residing there. The Grand Army 0. '''
I,,n,s exerci1es begin the following day'
,o,h TINS giving all who may desire inc oppo' '"
d, participate therein; also 10 VSlt NeA""'i
pun. and FredeiicksburS Inc expense wiz
~ dudes rail and carriage fare ana ho'el cn'
= ,,,oo,cd at not over t2J' The association % :"
'',, FOR a visit to the State Camp at fcchsA
u nnrSng the period Of the encamPment oil INC q
II regiments this summer , -
Cnurode j. A. McMicken Of No 30 Wai'-S''
o wos captain in the AID Newfork Volunteers, :"
49,, wator United states Volunteers, writes Il"
e DIV ,h xcatcb and silver badge taken from
800 NJ Lieutenant Colonel John Wilson, OF MS re-
lC Ds snottsylvania that Colonel wilson's slSt'
,r nve at Albany. The 4Sd Regiment . Mn,Or 60
hichch 49,, from that place, two were put ~ III
s Yates nines Newa9FI ana 9ne cUTpy stat
N raised III IN, TOO late to get In. ] was nrst l'
tenant Of COMPANY a. Of hint tue in 4 cSm "n% Of
was cap'ain v Communication addressed to K: Annes
captain and Grevs%ti MaSr 4d NewSOFA 'O'''
~' Tie Veteran zouays ASSOCIATION sna o.
nj inc ah - last week, aud mustered In inc ]
twenty honorary stuff: Cicf Of STAFF Lieutenant nm,
la,tap utrnlp L.,