New-York tribune., 1894-10-29
GRAND ARMY BUGLE NOTES.
COMRADES WHO ARE CANDIDATES FOR
OFFICE.

not forget when they come to vote "A week Iro" ~
morrow that Comrade Charles T. SaXton. OF Snede-
ker Post No. 17S, is candidate for Lieutenant
C;overnor that Comrade John JerolOman, OF James
q Rice Post No. % a candidate for president ol
the Board OF Aldermen. and that Comrade Ferdinand
Eidman Of j. l.. Riker Post. No. 62. Is running lot
Congress in the XIth District
The Old Guard Association of the 18TH Regiment
Y G. s ~ Y held It's regular quarterly meeting
at the regimental armory. Sixty-second-st' ana
Columbus-ave., last Monday evening. II was large
Iy attended, General Daniel Butterfeld preSluils'
Colonel 7. II. Roberts delivered an entertaining
lecture on the battles in which the 18th took part
illustrated with stereopticOn views The souvenir
Committee reported that the souvenir history OF the
regiment would be completed about November l.
The book is being printed as rapidly as poSSl-
BILE and is expected 10 be one of the most interest
ing valuable and attractive books of its KIND
Single copies will be boxed and sent TO all members
who paid their dues. 1t was decided TO inciuoe
in il the rifle team of the 12th Regiment which won
the State trophy this year.
The funeral of Past Department Commander
George T. Cransion. of Rhode Island. took place
Yesterday at Lafayette, r. l.. large humDer VI
comrades from al parts of the State attending IN
Guiding Department Commander Philip = Chase ana
staff and the post of which the dead man was
member Charles c. Baker Post No. TO- beihs pres
ent in a body Comrade Cranston died on ThurSday
at his nome in North Kirgstown In gehera
order the Department Commander ordered that the
charters of all posts in the Department OF knoue
Island be draped. and that all officers wear the
usual badge of mourning for thirty days. 'omraue
Cranston was a charter member of Charles & Iaher
Post No l6. and its first commander; he was
member Of the Council of Administration IN looS'
Junior vice-dcpartme in 1891 senior
vice-department commander in 1882 and department.
commander in 1898. His record as member OF the
Grand Army of the Republic is Of the best as
was his record during the War of the Rebellion
His generous and humane deeds endeared hlm 10
Z .ois ro6pS eN
The Judson Fitzpatrick Post Monument Associa-
ton has issued an appeal TO the admirers OIL t'e
famous cavalry leader for subscriptions in aid OF
the fund for the proposed monument to his memory
The address says:
ut is not pleasant fact to contemplate that the
grave In which rests the remains of one of the
greatest cavalry leaders and one OF the most ga
liant defenders OF the Union, General Judsoh ALI
patrick. L. 5. A. remains neglected not even an
ordinary stone marking the spot where the heroic
soldier rests The General JudSon fitzpatrick Mohu-
ment Association has been organized by conraaeS
of Judson Fitzpatrick Post for the purpose of having
a suitable monument erected 10 the gallant ieduer'
and il begs the generous support or all cohfaueS
and of all who believe in patriotism and love OF
country Subscribe what you can afford ana IN
duce others to do likewise" Subscriptions can be
sent TO the following comrades: c. H. Baxter
president, No. 800 East OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ond-st or O. +. Dunlap. secretary NO loo Eas'
One hundr land dtwenty-seventh-st
The old comrades of the American tudru '4a'
Regiment ~ Y. S. Militia, under the title of the
Vosburrh Veterans. held rousing meeting at
their headquarters. No 162 East Fifty y-fth-st last
Wednesday evening. Henry +. Liebenau pre-
sided. Some forty "od-timers' answered roll
call Several new recruits were mustered lh' ana
as many more names proposed FOR member
ship. The resignation of Harry J. Moore, as trus-
tee was accepted. he was elected financial
secretary Comrade John II. Sleman was elected
trustee in place of Mr.. Moore. The American nag
ribbon for the medals was distributed to the mem
bers Chairman De Nies. of the Ball COMMITTEE
cess. on and after January the ini"%Toh lg dgg
VII: be g. any membsr of tnT hS wSbinr Wn1 'i TO
unite with the association in Perpetuiptng ms
memory may y Apply RIgrS to Hairy FT a NP9r PARK
The sixteenth annual regn9n OF {he
OF the 9Ln eSd Frddr Pk aernoon and
evening October 49, at the broadway central
versary Of the battle of Cedar Creek, IN which TINS
regiment took prominent part J. ne niiiii niiingI ~
addresses, music and recitations we're eXceedtngly
enjoyable. Among the guests present weTe Edsar a
m;,rr mander -chef Of the g. A. r.; cx-Justice John
yGroioblSn p M 90 Ia,%ns Smith sumner post no
"a: John Stewart, Dr. Mark Nivison, and Commodore
Adam Applehaus. L. G. i5iXby. Edward JcnneI; 9.
RS RI 'GViiH William H. McMahnus and alexander J.
Stewart. The following 2iIcers were eSGtT9: .,[lTi
fiaPutaneni aPra calvin s3acr Albany frs; Iicerresi
PRESIDENT: Harmon Meal.us. Catslsill. third vice
nrcsident, the Rev. William A. Barnes, chaplain
L-er'erfns nrer Whosc Sddress is No. 255 Front-st
The evening school at Third-ave. and Fifty-sey,
s Hancock Post 10 49, to pay it a formal visit
The Invitation was sent through school Commlsc IS
the post In presenting the mater TO II me e., pGsd d
girls who attended this school more man 0ne.han ,;h
were foreigners, who were ignorant Of the Engl5h
in~ hard 70 get learning He thought that when
the post visited them with their flags, guidons ana
guns 81 rsspeS TTf Ih flag and the Institutions of the
try The time for the visit will be set at the next
s the thirteth anniyers%ry H Of Cedar da1
Creek waS e6pe Surgeon Gy George +
of the nth New-York Volunteers; read paper on
terest followed by addresses the same battle
by Colorei Murphy and Colonel Bodgor. Comrade
Helr' in the same year. 1864. There were recita-
tions BY Mr. Rowe Of BROOKLYN and Mr G9ssn in;
evening. Comrade Greene. the chairman was as
sstgd his By 6 Gf hsp1 snG J. = Wake
At the last meeting OF the war Xeter1ins OF i ,he
nations we're made unanimously for the year 1895:
President Brigader-Generalu l. EgbGTt J.. Viele;
Uha ,resiJHnt Hreve Colonel Samuel
Trucsde secretary, Captain Richard il. Greene
treasurer, Paymaster William Lee Darling -
regular and volunteer service and Navy during
tho late war, 20 dead. and about the same
number the rolls as members OF the War
Veterans who four times each year at the
Hotel Brunswick The next meeting will be the
annual election Of officers Lieutenant Hughes
declined reelection.
W. G. Mitchell Post. No 90 its last meeting
passed resolutions the death Of its venerated
commander. John w. Crawford.
f. D. Morgan Post. No. 800, is approaching its
twentieth anniversary. but it has had only one
Cuartermastcr. COmrade George j Wcnck has
filled that office and discharged its duties in n
highly satisfactory way ever since the post was
organized.
FOR FIELD TRTiLS WITH BE1GLES.
spORTSMEN TO MEET TOMORROW on LONG