New-York tribune., 1894-06-04
GRAND ARMY BUGLE NOTES
ECHOES OF MEMORIAL DAY.
MORE A1DEs-DE-CAMP TO THE DEPARTMENT
CoMAiANDER-DIsCARDING THE
n IrNcTFORM

OLD UNIFORM.
The interest which is maintained in the menoriai
services held on the evening OF Decora'o" Day
unde- the direction OF the newborn MehioiiI'
Committee shows in gratifying way the strens'i
y, na,-,otlc sentiment in New-York city 1t does
not wane as the years roll by. The great au-
dIences which attended the exercises at MUSIC nan
sat through the long programme ana Warmly ap
p,auded the speakers and performers. Inc ao-
dress Of Postmaster Dayton and the Grafton or the
Rev DR.. II. NJ. Gallaher were In exceleh' 'as'e
and were well received. Louis B.umenburg the
v,ooncellIst who charmed lovers OF music Win 'he
fine playing; Edouard Remenyi the hungarian
vlonist. and the singing OF Miss Grace Darby
Charles ~ Adams, Conrad Behrends. MISS Mar
celia Ilndh Miss Nina Norman Adams ana the
Riverside Glee Club were heard with delight. Little
Edna Springer and Miss Lily Iionfner Wood gave
excellent recitatlons Especial credit Is due the
Committee on Entertainments. Alexander New
burger chairman David 5. Brown. T. o. korany
and Charles c. Dobbs A great many people how
ever. would like TO suggest to them. or their next
wears successors that the exercises hereafter
should he about Is per cent shorter
The following named comrades have peeh ap
,oi,.od "a ados-de-camp on the stan OF Depart
men, Commander Shots: J. *. Fuller. Post No. ~
Henry Witthack Peter Wagner, go. & =. VIII
Jams i02; John Hassell 100. John w. Jaeger 'o''
William H. Harmon. 23i; Henry Hee.riegel' 10
Peter Euald. G2; J. l.. Thompson l+s; John H. Ten
nan, -: Andrew Keller. 29l; Ferdinand Bonner
SIS; Paul Kamerer. 49, George II. Hewlett S'' -
u Dolt,s 6o7; f. J.. Bulls. 1872; George H. stew
ors &. Frank A. Howell. 557; Edward FINK 4'-'
Jobn 4 Mcdonald. 1885, George r. Morenead' ''-'
" NJ Relbcr. ii; l. s Lord ~; William II. oI'Ner'
lso. I II Fuhr James b. Black, u. r. /. IApplh-
cott go. T. J. Stack. S3: George J. pamomann' ~
" " Moran 1872: Michael Meohan, 67, and {. W.
Spooncr ls2.
The thlrtv-third anniversary OF thr departure Tor
the war by the SD York Nounteers-sih y. '.
s M-was celebrated by $50 survivors OF the req
mcnt at Clark's restaurant In West l"e"N '"''"-
:, an saturday evening After dinrer which CON
sisted Of something better than salt horse ana har"
tack the "old boys revived memories OF the past
There we're present Colonel Rutherford. OF WASH
ington; Colonel William Scott. Colonel Nhl'a'n
Seward, commanding active regiment No'o',,'
Thomas c. Rand Lieutenant Richards Jon" u.
Wood Major williamson. senior officer no" HN"ns'
Stephen W Roof j. \ HuNome. Harry M'ller' 81
r Burke. d. L. Pratt James H. hezt' anSah"s -" ~
Thorne William J. k kland Sol =; Japnn' Ipr,r pnG
tain shanly Walter scott Eugene n1sm9n
crt r. Cooke. Valentine MARSH, Z. - I'm,
Thomas ". Howard Robert y 49,, MayN'n; ,eVyor,
(;~orge A. Iiussey presided. Ex-consul Nsn','
Bruce. Colonel William Scott .vn. walter scout J. -
The original discharges ol twenty thr's- -'n9"'n'
mho we're mustered out of ne service Of the utca
states Angus, sSi htys never g,eii y nsn
srnbrrs McnAvt ~ I1sSs n'y,s Mortimer charles J.
Ray IG.son 'iT5 Hsrget W dbaP%aa jsnn s''fs9s TSg
Iud'ey n WhIon. h"n'y 5,d DnyG McGiil These
cx-eoliiers. or their heirs or repre'entatives II
they are not living can have me - Ees
by applying TO r. T. lAppln'ott' 40. '' f''S'
j. Morgan post v. so7 Is going % have 80.
a resolution - hat enec, was alop'ed, aul com
n,lttee made 10 of Comrades Albert MaXneI ani
Eft.4F ID
70 nal suitable one They have listed seyera ,'
meeting \ plot In Mount Hope or k'"sco '''''-
one a;eT another ihe r2-;s % MS parti o., o, ,er
hat Tor nea;cr aiire The undrcs. n"iof..n 80 -, ','
srons @gsgs' POST 30 49, is the t. trop ~ baa.:
WITH IL d,ubl' roT % Dn.' nl,,om' pr, o.. -er
aton cap The oid garh VII SON Do" =. p'''."'f -
thn, y he Conii4,ai,;s - 'h, I,,,oSkVn who ha.
b,tn making tour Of ne soa,e and zen, I, }o s}ol
par, OF TIE winter IN Fora" am ,,.S & Sa9le
badge. presented . h.,a by comrade u - ~
gusnne. g'o. %, sol 1eSor,ted win % ! Il" ana 49,
G. W -mbems It Mss worn q, I'g e.. a'en a.. az
seh55i a, s. Augustine la'i Fourth u ~ -.
one hundred mem,'f. ~, ihr ;'.. .,H NvTH ,.yoi,r ,,
he colu%5,a II b;y1 INA X wsriop Cap,in Whis
4 F,y Nig6o' j6sn rsn al F VI p Hughes y y Poster
= bey,ne John Fitzgerald Co.iaf DARBY. John Z,
smith fnmes Huch.ngson. James - Porter > D.
Tbe WIDOW Of Genefs Edward Jardine past de;
rarimeni commander. Was present IN Ireen"g2i
Ia, wednesday when \. Klmhn Post ~ 10
decorated the Generals grave. Colonel kimballs
grave and those Of various soldiers % IN" hawkins
Zouaves we're also decorated Addresses Nrre ma J"
Lv commander Samuel l. Malcolm. ana th~ Kew
Clark Wright pas department chaplain.
The veterans Of the list Regiment American
Guard Y s VI. under tn" name of The Nos-
hurgh Veterans celebrated Decoration Dty by going
,o Greenwood Cemetery and decorating the graves
~ co,onel Nosburgh ana SsrKeanis stephen + Eg-
bert and Francis B Shelley. They tuTAe1 ont some
forty members , - NJ,
Post No o. In the Memorial Dav parade last
"wednesday were presented by Mrs 4 II. Bradley.
wife Of the commander ot Rice Post
The grave o. Captain Charies Glassner or r a
Kimban Post, No 100 In EdSewater cemetery.
New- Jersey was decorated by his old comrad", E1-
ward Smith. OF the Hawkins Iouaves. on We1neS-
day - =. -, ,.-,..-
went 20 Greenwood Cemetery on May ~ ana dec
Grated the grave OF Colonel Chapman. Colclel
lanes W Britt delivered the orati0n
Survivors Of the 10Th NeW-York Volunteers VINO
desire 10 form a rcgimental veteran Organization
are requested 70 write 10 Commander william j
Nicholson No. 2i3 Broadway.
Erastus C. Teni Post. No. 355 attended divine
service las, evening at the Nosiran4-ave Methodist
Episcopal Church Brooklyn