New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-19
GRAND ARMY BUGLE NOTES.
,.r,yFTIE POST TO HOLD A RECEPTION.
<ouv,ypER.Iy-CnIEF wElssERT's FIRST OFF,
GAL VISIT TO NEwYoRR-otFI'

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chief A. G.. Wci,scrt. OF Wisconsin, by La
HAM" DO, 10 40 A. already announced by The
,. Comrade Weisscrt has accepted lafayc'te'S
item II IS now settled that the reception VIII
M, ,loce at the posts handsome quarters III 'he
,'a.on,c Temple wenTythrG-st. and slNt'"Ve'' on
81 .ventpr of February Il next. 1t Will BE- 'e his'
u" =, ,n. new Commander chief TO Ncw-ford In his
a,,1 capacity. An unusually entertaining pro-
,rme for the occasion Is IN progress Oh "'""ee
emf and the details viii he made puoNe as SO" Us
.a committee in charge of the proceedings has per
fected them ~, ,os, marin,
,at,vc,te Post. one Of whom WAS General JOHN
s.uton who commanded corps at "ctty sours' ana
.so has since become well known TO NeW-fo''cis dts
,,s United states Army engineer VINO p'ew up nc"
c,e and SIN later A. Commissioner OF fuohc "o'Ns
~ This city during the administrations oil Mayors "'"oe
Hewitt The General made speech to his cont
rsa,s. newly found, yet of many years s'"'""s' !"
."1 Good If the Order which served a. n happy
.,uc,,on TO membership In the post. AT The IiiNt
,..tnc in January, 1895 the newly elected olh'erS
:. LAFAYETTE will be installed by Past Commander
" H.. - CoPp'
N p. vide awake Grand Army men are 10 be
,o,,nd New-lork than furnished by JHpes g
Rice Posi-. NJ. 20. AS usual they are III inc front
~, Mis- season. and to-morrrv evening VIII XIV "'
entertaining vocal and in,'umentai concert III '"''"
.ring Hall. Eight~.nth-st. and llithAVe. Sis"or
'norio, IN. .amous tenor. will be one Of the per
~. TIN. aFosters." including Miss Mabel still
~. whistler Miss s. Louise Icoker' Soprano carr
.nou ..por and A. NJ. Taylor. humorist. have been
sr,. also the hungarian Orchestra The Ol'S
:, Quartet Joseph II. Forman. banjo Frank W.
. violin and Alfred E. Baker. orGaniSt
,o entertainment viii be under the personal d.
c,io, of j. Leslie Gossin. handsome "atch Is
~ be oven 10 the comrade who returns the largest
ano,- from the sale OF tickets. and Soldaalelieu
q , r. star pin TO the comrade turning in the next
,or, amount Ticket, may be had at the principal
no, . Ponds music store. Union Square and at the
bo, e. Joseph H. Barker. No. 90 Frontst'' Is
oh, n Of the arrangements committee
vors Of the old Eleventh Army Corps. who
under the Crescent, had their annual reunion ut
Noreuo's. In Twenty -nnth-s., on Thursday evening
Ger. John I. Lockman, president OF the veteran
ilon sat at the head OF the table. having on
er hand General Franz siSel, General O. @. How
,rf General Carl Schurz, General Daniel Bnt'rrhcd
6ie oral W. T. smith and General L. T. d CeSno'a' Tie
n~,t rec being the only commanders OF the corp
l,rr Other Unknown veterans present were Major
Jacob 7oemer, Captain digger Doth commanders Of
fano,s botteresl Colonel Osborne. Colonel Aug 'siu,
e. Uanin Captain j. Alexander and Captain A.
shim:nel. Speeches made by General L9cknaN'
General Howard and General di Ccsu"H' 'oloh''
augustus C. Hamlin, the historian, gave cctdi'el
-,ant Of the battle of Charlottesville from Data re-
ly discovered which places the entire affair
a new light lie Illustrated his remarks by a
emily prepared map. He closely questioned
hv Generals sise and Butcrhcd, but 1t resulted in
establishing the fact that the discontinue oil the
CORPS was not their fault. and that 5000 men con
rot successfully withstand tho assault OF 310'O II
was late when the party broke up bit the lime was
proGta oly spent
Colonel William Jamison, OF Kimban Pos, no. lOO'
who Is a veteran OF the Mexican War as Wei ~ oil
tic War Of the Rebellion IS recovering from success
full su sical operation undertaken to remove 'accr
Oh m. tongue The Colonel Is receiving he con
cratla,ions Of bis comrades In his escape from the
DESTROYER which filed General Grants last years with
suffering and sent him to premature grave
Tarrasut POST No. 75. buried Comradc william W.
L Vi ass It's officer OF the day. yesterday afternoon
I'll neral held at his home. No. So Conmbus-
e. The post turned out In fun Uniform under
,'on,r aDder Ilelfcrty, with band and fed muse.
olcnel Charles H. Traitteur. OF steinwehr Post, is
iel OF for junior vice department commander at
March election Of the department encampment.
l'ost elections continue TO lie the order OF tie day
,..fccls chosen during the last week for the year
So follows
J. L. RiAer Post No. 62--Commander. Charles NJ.
CoIvm: senior ice-commander Peter E~aid' JUNIOR
vice commander, DAVID II. Hamilton; quarcrmasler'
! a Kappcs officer of the day. Peter Masagho'
Of the guard Francis O'ROurlIe delegate 10
t., tnent cncampment, Joseph I. Elder; alternate
~ AM Eohlng; chairman post membership com
tee, Lucas Hsnslcr; delegates 10 memorial com
&C, George secrnan. Henry g. 1rass and Nicholas
Re- nbcrs atermaics John Schiitz, G. H. FahIchkopI
and Joseph Vohle>; council Of administration. Joseph
Noe. lenry srhoeD,Hg. john Thielc, Charles VII
hs. VI. ROsenstock.
E-..aG II. Wade Post. No. 52O-Commander, John
A. Blar senior vicc-commander, William Butler
Junior vce.commandcr, William W. i;rirt; officer
Of the day. Edward i. Smith; quaItcrmasi"r, Robert
d. Royce: chaplain AbIam Barnett, surgeon, Gcoi e.
H. Elliott, NJ. ID. officer OF the guard, David Menica
delegates to department encampncnt, Commander
John A. Blair and william Butler; trustees, Jacob
Cooper Lawrence O'Tren and John ID. slshce.
James C.. Rice Post, No. 20-COmmander, Y. H.
P..hcock: senior vicc-cOmmander, ~ ii. Bradley
tunor VIC commander, Joseph Hyde; adjuant, Daniel
Jernan; quar,ernaster. y. ID. ii. Clark; SURGEON,
j. C. Morton, VI. D.. Chaplain, David MCMnigs ,
oNccr OF III. day. william H. burroughs; officer OF the
guard. David McCrealy; sergeant major. Emmett W.
Towe.; quarermaster sergeant. JOAN Munro; color
sergesnt Charles T. Eatz; council OF administration
A. VI Smith, L. e.. McKown, T. &. lIrrhcs. Thomas
Jeruan. Charles c. Smith; delegates 10 department
encampment a. NJ Smith. II. e. rnnlcl. aternates
James Ross, John Jcrooman: delegate, o. memorial
committee. william Ford William T. Walton, william
A. SPENCE John Brookes John Jcrooman a!tcrnates,
Emmett ". Tower. John J. No rls David CrOntcr
IL. Z. Dougas. c. Il. Bntz
Farra1it Post, No. 1j.-Commandcr ninth lcrml
Robert :. Iciiicr'y; senior vice commander. AeXan-
der +. Jnrolom,en Junior vice commander, ID. s..
Blanchard surgeon. James +. HON. chaplain, John
". Groves quarlerniastcr. James ~ INncy: Oihccr
Of the guard. Michael Hoy: ensign. Dennis Mahoney
hoard OF trustees. John w. Groves. william Dowd,
u. J.. Becker delegate 10 department encampmt nt
William a. Delaney; alternate. james 4. Dnilcy :,
delegates 70 memorial committee, James +. liorn
Michael Foley altcrnatc~. D. Ilcnrncamp, l.. T..
Murphy delegates 70 commanders ana qrar'crmascIs'
Association william Dowd, James r. Iiorn.
Veteran Post. No 43G-COmmandcr, T.. l.. Dohcr'y
ire elcct.) senior vice commander Jacob Robert son
Junior vice commander. James Dunn; qnaricrma stcr,
William Finley Fourth term; Surgeon Martin H.
Lawrence; chaplain. George " Barton; officer OF the
day Abram WOrteudyke officer Ot the guard. John