New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03
GRAND ARMY BUGLE NOTES
A PRESENTATION TO THE 69IH REGIMENT.
pAHLGREN POST ACKNOWLEDGES A HANDSOME
CoURTEsY-NEwS ABOUT OTHER
ORGANIZATIONS.
ORGANIZATIONS.

/ DAHLGREN POST ACKNOWLEDGES A HANDSOME
CoURTEsY-YEws ABOUT OTHER
ORGANIZATIONS.
DabIcren Post. No. Il3, was the scene of an IN
terestinr ceremony on Tuesday evening, fitting
sequel to the patriotic action OF the 63th Regiment
on Memorial Day, when this gallant irish Organization
took part in the Grand Army parade without orders
from the Governor or the brigad" coinInahier ana
solely from @ sense OF duty and desire 10 honor
,bo mon who uphcd the cause Of the Union In the
stormy sixties. General James Cavanagh, the reJ-
mental commander, with Adiutant Cooley, He'ed lie
post hcadquarers No. 43l Grnd-st, by invitation Of
Commander McFntee The General was received VIII
many hearty rounds OF applause. when quiet was
restored Commander NcEntee, after referring to the
pos desire TO sgnalize the meriiorious conduct VI
The G9th in appropriate Why, said that 1t had de-
ct,ed to present the regiment one OF the posts
dearest trcasurcs-the bust heroic SIZE OF General
Charles g. IIapine miles OReilly) once an officer
Of the 60th Regiment, and IA man VINO both by MS
sword and his pen had shown his courage and patriotic
devotion TO his country I'm its darkest hours. \
neatly engraved silver plate told that The bust was
Presented to the Goth Regiment, " G B. ~ l., by
Dahlgren Post No. II3, " Y. u. A. r." The reSs
mental motto semper paratus" and " May 30, 1893"
last Memorial Day, also appeared on the plate "etI
cral Cavanagh said that more htung testimonial
coud be given 10 his regiment han thi. perfect like
ness Of his old comrade In closing his remarks he
said that as long as he commanded the 6Jth II would
ALWAYS turn ont to escort the Grand Army on Memorial
Day an announcement which started the odd boys
10 cheering more vociferously than ever Refresh
mcnts and more speeches followed the presentation.
Farrlgut Association Of Naval Veterans will cele-
brate the Fourth Of July Elizabeth, " j., guests
OF Uric Dahlgrcn Post, No. %, Department OF New
jersey The members of the association will meet at
Libcrty-st ferry AT 10 a. m. tomorrow to take
tho train for Elizabeth The Farragut shipmates
have also accepted an invitation Of the Gideon Welles
~, ..f iclf a
annual reunion at Savin Rock, New-Iiaven, on July
49, The members who will join the Connecticut
tars" in that affair will meet at the New-Haven pier
on Wednesday at IL p m. 10 make the u1p W
steamer.
The Farragut Association at It's annual meeting
elected the following officers Rev. Samuel Altman. cap
tain: Thomas Gillgan, commander; p. L. flynn'
lieut. nan commander: James F. BurraSe first leu
tenant; Benjamin blanchard. seccHd leuennnt'
Thomas Pckenry, third lieutenant; James Mcphnchy,
fourth lieutenant; Robert Edwards, chaplain Charles
l.. Mcfarland, surgeon: George ". Bost"ick, secr-
iary william II. Black paymaster; engineers, Erastns
Barry chief; William Cornell, first assistant Rob
crt Minre second assistant, Edward Kenny, 'hiiv
assistant
IIyLbie Post, Of stanford gave a farewell dinner
to General H. p. C,ib. of that post last week. pre-
vious to his sailing on saturday for Carlsbad Ger
many, in search OF health. He was obliged 70
Undergo a severe. surgical operation recently and
#, PHYSICIAN, prescrbei the Carlsbad waters The
Rev. Dr. VAIL the Presbyterian minister presided,
md 100 Grand Army comrades joined in wishing
omrade tieib safe voyage and complete restoration
o health Many OF the best citizens OF stamiord
ere there to BIZ him godspeed. Many inter-
sting and iovial speeches made Among those
resent Colonel Henry Huss. ex-senator t. L~
cohed y. r. Hart, the Rev. samuel ,coville, the
Rev DR.. Downcy, Charles II. Leeds. c. o. Miller.
clectman Klinfeder. Charles II. Lounsbury, DrS.
feeks Buckley. Rogers and Rice Captain Coe. super
ntcndent of the soldiers Home: Commander George
Y. Anderson. and George II. lloyt General GeiD
vas formerly i member of Governor Hubbards mil
larry staff.
Tie prize offered By the Grant Monument Com
littcc for the best essay on the lie Of General
ysscs s. Grant has been by Miss Cora Cook,
augher of DR.. ). q. Cook. commander OF +. ~ KIM
all Post No. 100 C0mrade Cook has been reoeiy.
lg the congrat ulations OF both civil and military
lends upon the literary ability shown 10y his tai
nted young daughter He has enviable record
the Police Department member Of the Board
Police surgeons. OF which he j. president. The
cuysburg today.
\ CORES onient who signs himself Republican
nds fault with The Tribune for publishing June
story from Washington telling how Allen u.
eek, LIST Rhode Island Artillery. was drawing an
valid pension on account ol being badheaded
he writer that investigation would prove
~ statement Ia be untrue. ana il such l. the case
says II i, an infamous Islander upon Mr.. Peck. and
Implication upon all other pensioners. lie says
uon't choose believe such rOtteNness existed
ithOut better evidence but how many Of the readers
The Tribune ANA otner Republican papers which
AZ. published It III their columns With swallow the
hole story, seeing IL in these journals which, they
,icVc. have motive to mlsrcpreorlt ana slander
Il, pHblcan Administration! II the story II false,
Nv many Who read the present story may here
Ter fail to a denial. should one be published -
last Department Commander William james. OF
urida. Il candidate tor Junior Vice. oniDnnieT-
Inief AT the coming National Encampment At
lGia napoli and las received IN oici indOrse m"nt
nj, home comrades lie served the famous
cu%dh,ad Regiment, the Tooth Pennsylvania, raised
Lawrence and adjoining counties oy DR.. Daniel
,asure. VINO It's colonel throughout the war.
jnradc James i, engaged IN orange and pineapple
llturr in Florida. He l. ardent Grand Army
Az and his reputation for genuine public splnt
retchc> over many states.
National Commander y. q. Wc~,rr in an author
interview sent cut from Provid nee deni d Tat
, had said. while IN New York last Monday tais
c appeal Of farnham Post, OF this city. from t.a
Ncrsc Judgment ut the Department toniIlander and
mSeli would not be- entertained by the National
ncampment al Indianapolis. Commander Wei,sc.t
AIDE no statement The subject.
congressman George Is. Fielder. of Jersey City,
Is reelected president OF the 9Th Arny COrlS
G Boston Encampmen In the wag Pie>iden.
elder was rscani-maior Of the 2lst NcwJtrsey,
Id was promoted To lieutenant IN the same reSi-
ent.
i'd, Elm. Of koes Post No. 81. serted ~ captain
Prince Salm salm's regiment during the war.
nee the reunion OF the Army Of the Potomac It
sion, which he attended COmadc FCldsiein has
IN taking little recreation. en- wing the seq
cczes OF the New England coast.
twenty whine years ago to-day General Grant and
. Army OF the Potomac were fighting in front VI
tcIs0urg.
A LIGHTER SUNK ~ THE EAST RIVER