New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-10
GRAND ARMY BtGLE NOTES
TENS OF THOUSANDS GATHERING =.
PITTSBURG.
WHAT WILL BE DONE AT THE rwENry.v,c,,-
NATIONAL ENcAMpMENT-rHE Nrwvo
POSTS WHICH WILL BE REPREsENrrn
OTHER NEWS

| veterans
are gathering In Pittsburg to-day for the ,~.9
eighth annual National Encampment Of N. ~ "'
| Army Of the Republic. Few New-York no.. sae
| go In q body. but enough will be there Ia m., wv
frst-class showing. as usual The Nation.I -
mander will establish his headquarters in px,,se
| Of the Monongahela House, Pittsburg, atN.
| to-day. The Executive Committee Of the Ms
| Council Of Administration will meet there A.
| and the National Council itself will hold go
| this evening. The Committee on Credentials c.
| rades e. f. Prentiss. of Rhode Island; J. T. ~
| ton, OF Pennsylvania: W. p. Hays Of Nev.r.--
and Thomas w. Scott, OF Illinois, will rssrs
| the AdJutant- General at National Headou..~
| at o. m. L. T. Brown. John Lauler am
| Kiser, OF Pittsburg, and j. p. Ross Of v,,,.
! Penn, have been appointed additional at'.s
camp, and will report to Assistant Adjutaptn'
eral Denniston.
| New-York. under the leadership of Deparn..
| Commander Shots. will assume her usual ina
! entail place In the National Encampment M.
week. Comrade Shots and his stan have ~.
| nothing undone in the way OF preparation for n.
great gathering Of the Unions defenders "B,,s
| Private" writing to The Tribune from ALBANY -
| September T. says:
Everything is ready at Department Headquart.,,
twenty eighth National Encampment Of the Cr1nS
Army Of the Republic All the necessary head.
| at Pittsburg has been forwarded by express an
upon arrival Of the Department Commander suS
his staff the headquar ter-room will be at oncs
opened, and the Assistant Adjutant- General viii
be ready for business. From reports received from
the different posts n TINS department t the Ind
not be behind her sister departments as far a
numbers are concerned
department in line this year. Pennsylvania, In &C.
cordance with the seniority OF Of, charter is fourth
Pennsylvania she will have this year the second
post Of honor. and Will be the rear division.
Since writing you last Post No. 56l, at Lawrence
Queens County, has been mustered into the depart
ment by Comrade d. B. p. Mott. OF Post No. ST.
Willard Richardson Post. No 81, at Erieyile Mad.
e s0n september IS comrade VI F. Fauitnsr aeo Of
POST No. 100, has been detailed mastering object
It's arrival at Albany Sunday evening: Assistant
AdJutant- General Mccormack and wife. Acting
and wife Comrade Ostrander. Acting Assistant
Adiutant General and Comrade Cunton, Past Com
mander OF Post No 644' OF this city
General Orders and 10. National Headquarten
will not be sent out to the department posts until
the return OF the headquarter staf from Pittsburg
Among the prominent persons who will take
part in the naval veterans parade to-day In Pitts
burg will be the Governor Of Pennsylvania and bis
staff In uniform. and the mayors OF the cities Of
Pittsburg and Allegheny. Al the dog-watch this
evening In the old City Had the Governor VII
make an address of welcome TO the naval veterans
addresses Daniel Ashworth. National aide Of the
Admiral j. A. winslow Naval Veteran AssocL
alton OF Pittsburg. will make the presentation ID
dress and act as officer Of the deck.
The twenty-second annual convention Of the
Union ex-Prisoners OF War will be held In Pftv
burg to-day. tomorrow and Wednesday, The
Headquarters will be at the Monongahela House
where all ex-prsoners OF war are asked TO register
The annual convention will meet tomorrow at
D. m. in the United States District Courtroom
third floor Postoffice Building). Pittsburg. The
mayors of Pittsburg and Allegheny City will wei
come the National Association and all Union e.
Prisoners Of War to the hospitality Of both cities
tomorrow evening. The campfire Of Union ex'
Prisoners Of War will open at p. m. on "ednes-
day, In Old City Hail. For the first time In ~
history the organization vii. have parade as a.
association.
Lafayette Post No. 40, furnishes Department
Commander Shots special escort TO P'usoafs
Its members in a special car last evening under
the supervision OF Commander E. g. Tuckernan
The escort Is composed Of Comrades Henry d
Adams Fred C. Agens William Ban,a. IT, !oseps
Blascheck j. +. Blackgrove, A. s. Blake J. v
Banks, X. A. Beatty; A. F. Boutecan. Henry r
Butler. II. F. Bartlett. Dr. ]. s Boyer. J. r Cos
way, A. J. Case, \. q. Dick George r. DiIiohs W.
Lee Darling Daniel T. Evegts. H. Flint, ".
Handler. H. ]. Hewlett. W. A. Hatch. J. b. h!as
!. H. Johnson. W. J. Kelly. John A. Kampins IT, n
Knight, J. Long jr, J. A. I.uckey, W. II. slmfnonA
W. l.. Montoux, George Miller, Meredith L. Joneh
A. d. Marvin. W b. Parkinson. II. X Parkin' j. "
Roake. W. l. Sheppard. r. l.. salisbury, Aexsnoa
Thain. +" g. Tuckerman, Dr. +. a. Ot.ef' L.
Wh!the.d r. G. Vas.ar and f. L. IansNER Regiment
Veterans Association, at Greenwich few oaM
ago. committee was appointed 10 Obtain r ana yt
At the campfire addresses made BY 4 HonS
Bylngton. OF The Norwak Gazette se ar,ns
n tDr az
Army; Coone Henry Huss Of the National s Gsaa
Army staff Colonel John n Farquharson' ape Rsy
T pr s Gasers weos st9r and Judge Isaac
Mills The following were elected officers OF ne
asns Edgar Butsn Mar Cash
George Philips Rufus Wakeman' Gap'aE," sssey
MSSa pen And MDfrs Jones
H. Porter. Bridgeport: treasurer PatricK Sn III
Past Commander Osb9n. OF MAYA ava F ,Ss comnis
soners OF Charities and Correction IN peau "a
Association OF Commanders ana guar rT nf wSies
he is chairman. for presentation TO tne DUES
Estimate and of dIF sdiers sailors
provided pro- for in Chapter 2si. Laws OF 1855 ss Ms
hs a%ty 10 or R refer Sending @
to the Charity Commissioners and another On on as
not later than October 81 to be effective Under 'f
reading of the rules governing the p'''"S
One hundred survivors of the 9Th Nswca0.sas
Heavy Artillery held their fifth annual reu'ypa post
Yonkers last Monday. guests OF hl.en,,S intro
NO Co. Coionel stephen Baker presided anu Morris
duced is FIRST colonel, General william II, .mrn d
who congratulated those present on Ine Pres-
their reunion. These officers were en- cepres.
dent Captain John smith Of Peekskilli'W william
Ferris Captain George Borland ana sa."V ,,or
Pierce secretary l.. H. Blakely; historian, retsu.
Frederick Shonnard. treasurer. watson ,on The
burgh: recording secretary George , HoruSS sr,em.
next meeting will be held Pee'skl on ss srmsnt.
Der Q 1885 Among those present were BeRS sncI Of
.k. poc Com
Rice Post; Police Captain J. b. Eakin Of tAs rs.ea
cer-st station; Charles stevens. or OllssI Re
Post and lieutenant Mcintosh. OF the Na'A'
comrade w c: Reddy gives NOTICE that me yCan.
mental Association Of the llfth Newly orh iii
tears lst Brigade. lst Division. 18Th Corps,,,
hold its twenty-second annual reunion on tne ny, visit
Cedar Creek and FISHERS Hill on September o.
campfire will be held In the city OF Wincnes,sc srs
the evening OF the 10Th. to be addressed oy ZEE, ~
OF both sides In the valley campaign OF i~s sourI
Trunk Line Railroad Association oners 'V sg.
trip ticket for one fare over Its lines TOM sror
YORK and Buffalo and points south rare
SewYork IS So tickets to be goo gorg, Sep,sesa.
II and X: returning. to September -. nciussa,c.
An orranIzatlon has been started whose oo w -
10 protect the American flag and not perm, !" -
Tor advertising or other purposes OF the knu' ,.sx
80 rra,,ar, Tho diving OF foreign fiags upon