New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-03

"Iich Private, sends the following newsy cs'lp
from Albany Everything is quiet at departing III
hcadluartcrs. Tho Assistant AdJutant-"eherai anu
bI, assistants have about all the work they want
iI,t now. They preparing to send ont inc ne
partmont poster for 1899 TO the various posts lhe
roster VIII be mailed p 'sslbly on Monday.
Tho rorDh,m Post resolutions have made con
siderable stir not only throughout the department. but
throughout the Nation. AM Judging from the III
dlcrant protests that are being sent forwafu 10 VA
ional and department headquarters 1t would seem ~
H. TO tc slangy. the comrades OF Farnham Post, No.
AS had bitten off than they can comfortably enc"
or digest It is quite evident that they have made
Ind mess OF It, and their will undoubtedly be
brought before the Department Council Of Admins
iraon at their meeting April 90. with right smart
chance OF the post being disciplined for Injecting that
which strongly smacls Of politics into Grand Army oi
the Republic post meetings.
department Commander Cleary returned from
indianapolis Ind. last week. where he has been 10
secure quarters for the department during the Ma
,iouol Fncampment week lie reports that the
quarters engaged are fine, and they are centrally
located The citizens OF indianapolis are very en-
tusiastic over the coming encampmcnt, and Will use
their best endenvOrs make the twenty seventh en-
campmcnt fully up 10 those Of the past Inc cepar'-
mrnt commander has accepted an Invitation from
Lafayette Post No. l4O for himself and sta'' TO at
tend the reception to be given In his honor Oh Inc
evening OF April I'll
.Colpgarnyusa." an organization OF comrades Of
LAFAYETTE Post. g. A. r.. y. y, as the name implies
seeks TO give the j7j members and their families an
evening OF enjoyment opportunity Tor becoming
hotter acquainted. and promises Tie entire surplus
To tho entertainment fund and sOcals which occur OH
each alternate meeting OF the post. IL Is open 10
every e. o. l.. =. without regard to locality or any
other condition. The tickets, ~ FOR mcr, 81 % Tor
women are figured nearly possible 10 meet the
% IIun adj
ninth ST. parlors and banquet room. Dance music
Is furnished by fun orchestra band, and supper.
There will lie no extra for wraps attendance.
Uniforms will add TO the brilliancy OF the OCCASION.
Richard H. Greene, No 80 Central Park West,
president Charles II. Vessels. No. 40 Produce EN
change treasurer Joseph Bascheck. secretary Waldo
Spraguc floor manager James 4. Dcnnison, chairman
Reception Committee, or any comrade OF the post,
camp. or member OF the society of Daughters 81
Lafayette Post Is authorized TO issue tickets for the
reception.
Rcnr Admiral Osbon, commanding the National
Association Of Naval Veterans. calls attention the
question Of ad hitting sons Of naval veterans to mem
bcrship. lam OF ill.," opinion" the Admiral says
In his last general order " that something should be
done In this direction. to the extent perhaps OF grant
Ing them membership when over eighteen years OF
age. but 10 hold no elective Office. and 10 wear a
distinctive badge. and TO be classed as juniors or
naval veteran apprentices This class of member.
ship would be Of incalculablc benefit TO us, both
morally and financially, for II Is within tho range
Ct possibilities that before our allotted time
expires they may be called to thu front in defence
~ the Union Jack and succeed us real vcieruna
board Of vessels"
General Daniel T.. sicklcs will deliver a lecture at
the standard Theatre sunday evening April rs,
Incon's Policy During the Rebellion The
receipts for admission will be- devoted to the relic!
fund Of Phil kearny Post. No. 4, one OF the oldest
posts in the United States. Phil Kcarny Post WAS
chartered December IL. 1866. directly from National
g. A. Il. headquarters at Sprir gGeld H.. before the
Sewfork Department was organized.
IN Thursday and Friday Of tails week veterans of the
armies commanded by General Ulysses s. Grant and
General Don Carlos Buell. will celebrate the thirty.
first anniversary OF the battle OF SHILOH sometimes
called rttsburg Landing, which was fought on April