New-York tribune., 1893-11-27
GRAND ARMY BUGLE NOTES.
DEPARTMENT COMMANDER CLEAR1
NAMES HIS STAFF OF INSPECTORS.

10 AID THE woMENs RELIEF COMMITTEE
GRAND MARSHAL BARRY coMPLIMENTED
CAVALRY MEN TO HAVE A MONUMENT
AT GETTYSBURG
Observation-Disclosures Joseph p. Cleary has
announced in general orders the names Of the
comrades selected for the important duty OF making
the annual inspection Of the posts of the depart
ment Those appointed for NewYork, Kings
Queens and Richmond counties as follows:
New-York County-H. F. Derr. Post No. A. IN
spector for Posts Nos. 80 and 264; j. B. LORD
Post No. IS. for Posts Nos. and "a: ]. Schmeid-
ling. Post No. 81, for Posts Nos 1872 $50 and 4o2;
Charles E. Baldwin, Post No. 81. for Posts NOS
1876. 233 and 4O2 W. J. Kinnard. Post No. TO- for
Posts Nos. 1872 and COZ; George ". Brewer POST
No. SO. for Posts Nos. 143. so and 5's James b.
Horner Post No. 100. for Posts Nos 13. li6 and 45o
II. F. Herkner. Post No. no. for Posts Nos loS i3'
and 307: Oscar Alexander. Post No. 1i6, for POSTS
Nos. 100. 1S6 and Cos; George +. Barrett Post NO
1S2. for Posts Nos. 75 96 and 600: j. Alexander
Post No. 1872 for Posts Nos. 80. AZ and 1S d. NJ
Exstein. Post No. 2Ss. for Posts Nos 67 and $50;
William Johnson. Post No 255 for Posts Nos
234 and 255: NJ. F. Hatch Post No. So7. for Posts
Nos. 29 40 and A. ]. J. Humphreys, Post NO
402. for Posts Nos. 5S and 4OS; Patrick Doody Post
No. 427 for Posts Nos. CO, SO and 5l6 Louis Rich
ards Post No. 5ls for Posts Nos. llS. l2S and SlS
Jacob L. Clark. Post No. 500. for Posts NOS. 3d.
459 and $50; Samuel Ettnger. Post No. $50. for
Posts Nos. n and J57; Warren c. Bennett, Post
No. $751; for Posts Nos. 1884, At and $50.
Kings County-Chares A. Shaw. Post No. 10. In
spector for Posts Nos. and S27; John G. Noonan
Post No. 327 for Posts Nos. 20 and 4S5; Patrick
DAILY, Post No. l6 for Posts Nos. II and q; Daniel
Simmons, Post No 4S5, for Posts Nos. l6 and 49,
William H. Hodge. Post No. 800, for Posts Nos
IS and 81; James A. Rooney Post No. ESQ., for Posts
Nos 50 and i22: D. L. Quick, Post No. 2l for Posts
Nos 14S and 1i9; Charles ~ Wheeler, Post No 3d.
for Doc and
Post No. II, for Posts Nos. ls5 and lS1; William T.
Handy. Post No. is7. for Posts Nos. 1871 and 2O6
Charles Ridgway Post No 500 for Posts Nos. 2o1
and 23l; John Foley. Post No. 62S for Posts Nos
2S6 and 355: Josiah G. Dixon. Post No for Posts
Nos 362 and 3e9: Clarence Stanley, Post No S55.
for Posts Nos. 4i3 and 400; Charles +. Asha. Post
No. go, for Posts Nos 500 and 53i; F. w. OBernes.
Post No. 122. for Post No. 6li; Henry a. Foster.
Post No. 2se. for Posts Nos 62O and 62S and G. 5.
Little. Post No. 4i3. for Post No 669.
Queens County-L A. Furney Post No. 50, in
spector for Post No. COS: Edward II. Weber. Post
No. $50. for Post No. 63s; Clark l.. Smith. Post No
2S3 for Posts Nos S6S and 45l; A. d. Leinburger.
Post No. S6S. for Posts Nos. 2S3. $50 and 90; A. H.
Parsons. Post No. 544. for Posts Nos 521 and $50;
c. II. Lewis. Post No. &c., for Posts Nos. 65i and
bA
Richmond County--David c. Johnson. Post NO.
163. for Post No. 524; David Storker. Post No 524
for Posts Nos. 163 and 1l2
For a number of years it has been the desire Of
department, and at several department conventions
sums have been set apart a nucleus for fund
for the purpose To cooperate with the Home Com
mittes Of Five, appointed by the Women's Relief
Corps advisory committee from the Grand
Army Of the Republic requested. The CON-
mittee. composed of Department Commander Joseph
=. Cleary, Past Department Commander Theodore
L. Poole and General Nicholas W. Day. OF this
city. has issued appeal asking the posts to give
generous aid and to further the speedy realization
Of this long-cherished dream" The Womens Re-
lief Corps has already received encouraging re-
sponses and the Grand Army of the Republic Com
mttee hope that comrades will take hold and push
the work to an early consummation
Grand Marshal George NJ Barry was the recip-
tent Of pleasant compliment in the shape OF
day evening presented by William G. Mitchell Post
No: $50. Of which he is a member Past Commander
William Atkinson made the speech of presentation,
in which he alluded TO the grand marsnais ser. ser,
yeoed o in 1e his pSsS Do s sy The
following nominations, most OF them including the
mander. ' John W crawford; senior viceeornmander.
James Friel; junior vice,commander, ,, l. fing'
sasssa1 Mateer ocer Of the pay j. W. Haested OF
i.cer Of the Guard. c. Kabranisky;,, delegate
alternate, William Atknson; delegate and al
tee co@rades e Barry and xknso is
stood that the efficient post sdutant GomTaGe s
mSnder nSfs Crawford for another n'1n..,''N term
At recent meeting of county officers held at
for preserving the records and achievements OF the
Cavalry Corps of the Army Of the Potomac during
doing justice to the memory of Major-General John
gnod nnd u Sses to e gDs s ar
the spot where the first gun was fired in that mo-
the movement in charge was appointed, of which
the following, are the officers: Chairman: Majo:-
Srexs 1ssai Raya M e Wesley Merritt g.
dheOd95e F.
Mcknight Leoser. L. $ ".
Army men who favor the election Senior Vice
Commander Edward J. Atkinson to the higher
sons friends wl. mex, week. formally. present
him as a candidate. with the backing. it is
seytsa seyen posts Sl ne Of the city Oh i0
The funeral p Of Major Theodore W. Greig for many
wears adjutant of Lafayette Post. No 40, held In
ST. Andrews Protestant Episcopal Church Fifth
tend tended by comrades from all parts OF. the State.
The church building was crowded lafayette and
Alexander Hamilton posts and the Medal Of Honor
Legion being present in body. Major Greg
his Congressional medal by capturing the flag OF
the 4th Alabama at the battle OF Antietam septem-
Kitehins Post. No. 60. Of YOnker@ viii give
staff on SATURDAY evening December si At Teuonia
John G Shots of Kitching POST whose friends
wish him to be Commanders Cearys successor
General James McQuade Pos, No 557. will hold
its ninth annual entertainment and reception ball
tomorrow evening, at Turn Hall. Nos. &c and 6s
East Fourth-st. Past-Commander lsaacs is chair
man Savo Of ns ns ON M has Of s
commander, Senior Vice-C Commander +. J. Tuomey
and Past-Adtutant George w. Bostwick are the
candidates They are both faithful members. and
the post will be sure 10 thrive under either of
them
Two Brooklyn comrades, William A. Wilson of
Mansfield Post. No 50. and Henry b. Simmons. of
George G. Strong Post, No. 53i. have been
nounced as ades-de-caInp on the staff of Depart
ment- Commander Cleary.
Comrades Will regret to learn that Past Com
mander Richards of Farragut Post, No. IS. is III
at st. Lukes Hospital suffering from especially
severe attack of his old enemy, the asthma.
Friends Of Commander Abraham g. Mills OF La
fayette Post have been trying induce him stand
as q candidate for department commander. He
has perefnptorily refused, however. and urges his
friends TO aid Conirade Atkinson
Post commanders urged TO see that their an
nual election returns forwarded promptly after
election night to department headquarters so that
the roll OF the department may be made up without
delay,