New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-28
GRAND ARMY BUGLE NOTES.
WEDNESDAYS PARADE EXPECTED TO
BE LARGE.
GROWTH OF THE oRDER-ADDITIoNAL AIDES
DE.cA,ip FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WANTED
ABOUT COMRADES.

Next Wednesday the survivors Of the Union
armies will celebrate the twenty-seventh MehnoIiai
Day since their revered Commanuer-Hh-Nhlci
Maior-Cieneral John A. Logan issued his hrst orHer
for the decoration OF the graves of their dead
comrades attended by appropriate patriouc ser
vices When Logan sent out his first order IN May
1868 he addressed comrades Of the Grand Army
~ the Republic only few thousand members
The order of Commander-in-C Chief Adams was sent
out 70 nearly half million veterans OF the war
Joined in comradeship. They are scattered over all
the States OF the Union comprising forty-iour de
partments Naturally the States which furnished
the heaviest quota Of volunteers. or in when the
hardy and earnest heroes of the war settled 10
make new honors possess strong MYSTERIOUS
The totals in the various departments are; Afi-
bama 1884, Arizona. $685. Arkansas 22V' CaInorh'a
SA2; Colorado and Wyoming, 29Ol; Connecticut
ss07; Delaware, 1.2Sl; Florida, al; Georgia 4'o'
Idaho 439: Illinois, S2S29; Indiana. A'2S; Iowa.
2174: Kansas 17.7lG Kentucky. 1878: Louisiana and
Mississippi l093 Maine. 800; Maryland @41S'
Massachusetts. 23.7s1; Michigan, 1920; Minnesota
7947: Missouri O,S22: Montana. GIG; Nebraska 4li4'
New-Hampshire. 52ll; Ne~-Jersey, I1%; New
Nexico 2e2: Nev--York. 40 444: North Dakota, $50;
Ohio. 1882: Oklahoma and Indian Territory S9z;
Oregon 2O52; Pennsylvania. iS,l6S; Potomac SSlz'
Rhode Island. 2S56; Sonth Dakota. 276s; tennessee
S.ns; Texas 1906: Utah. 1874; Vermont 54S'; Nir-
GINA LAP; Washington and Alaska, Z''S0' west
Virginia 263S: Wisconsin, 1910
Grand Marshal E. p. Doherty and staff Will lead
down Fifth-ave. on Wednesday morning column
of veterans and of veterans 20OVD strong per
haps They will be escorted by the regular troops
and by some Of the regiments and batteries oil 'he
National Guard. One of the most interesting parts
of the parade will be the sc.hoolboys OF Ne"-1orK
City who will compose big division OF themselves.
A number of veteran and Nher organizations VIII
have places in line. Mayor Thomas r. Gliroy VIII
revev the column at the grandstand at manson
couare He will be assisted by well-known officials
of the municipality and bytprominent ofhcers ana
mast officers of the Grands Army and the Loyal
Legion III,
take place at Music Hall, Sevepth-ave. and Flfty-
seventh-st for which the Memorial Committee has
spared no pains in providing a most attractive
programme. The ,presiding officer VIII De roS'-
master Charles W. Dayton, who. on being lhro'
duced by Chairman Philip s. Biglin past com
rnander Of Reno Post, NO H. will deliver orlei
oneninc speech The orator OF the evening VIII
be the well-lcnown BROOKLYN preacher the rev
Henry NJ Galliher. The musical programme IS
believed 10 be one of the best ever presented on
like occasion Among the attractions are MISS
Marcella Iindh. soprano: Miss Nina Norman
Adams and Miss Grace barley contraltos; Charles
n Adams, barytone Conrad Behrens' oasso'
Edouard Remenyi. violinst; Miss Netne arthur
Prown piapist and the Riverside Glee CUB OF
,wentv-four voices Besides these. Miss Lily hun
ner Wood and little Edna Springer eoouuoHis's'
will appear. - o.
In General Order No. Z. issued May o. Com
rnander-in-Chef John e. b. Adams has announced
the amendment Of the following additional aides
dA-carnn for the Department OF New York; William
Butler Benjamin +. Du Bois Alexander Newourger'
.Iobn A Butler Lawrence Freeland and Charles
Gerlach Of New-York Cly John l.. BAKER anu
Henry Eason of Brooklyn Joseph Ferguson New
Rochelle c. b. Garrison. Ellenville George Hum
nbrey Har;land: Edward b. Long White Plains.
w " RYDER Sing Sing; George L. iJardine' Port
Chester: Frank Luther Matteawan: James II.
Reagan, Saratoga Springs; Henry T. Nli'dihs'
Poughkeepsle, and Charles A Daniels WaterviAe.
The veterans OF the list Regiment. y. c. 3 y "
elected last Monday evening the following officers
and committees for the ensuing year: Colonel Ed
win A. McAlpin; lieutenant-colonel Wright d. Goss
major Charles f. Brown: paymaster George W.
Robertson; ouartermastcr, Frederick walker COM
rnissary II. X. Parkin; surgeon. joseph H. brNhH'
assistant surgeon. John T. Allen; recording secre-
tary James b. Smith: corresponding secTe;ar7'
lanes f. Place; treasurer John =. Hil!iard; trus-
tees-Eugene II. Conkn. Charles e. shade !. =
Copeland, Henry X. White, George b. Raynor
Harry p johnson. Charles F. Homer Joseph ). LII
tie Curtis b. Pearce; Property Ccmmitiee-James
B. Smith, Charles T. Hemma. George H. kaynor'
stewards-Iienry K Parkin. H. ]. Fakner. Herman
siefke: Recruiting Committee-Wrght d. Goss H.
Evertsen Garrett r Dillon, Gustave Sch.oss Fred
erick Phillips; Historical Committtee-James = Iur-
ner William Weber. Frank 3. Whitney.
Chaplan-in Chief A. V. Kendrick IN circular
lust issued by him appeals 10 the 5000 chap.ainS
OF the Grand Army of the Republic to magnify
your office" ana "stlv yourselves 10 a dligent per
Torrance Of duty" HI says: "As age comes on apace
the old bows are looking more and more 10 the camp
ing-sround beyond, and this makes the once Oh
Snlesnor before he post shoula be in keeping with
our sacred Office. yet il should be Tree from S-AI
or overserousness; but. on the contrary me Cn@p-
lain should scatter sunshine by his CHEEKY happy
way in the pathway Of the comrades. e',...,,.
Comrade Captain Richard II Morris OF T2mgatIy
h sth Regiment New-York Volunteers HiaM"i'i is
Zouaves. buried on Monday ias. ron on M
home at Bristol Penn 4 asS19" 'I s sE
james B. Horner, Charles Curle. Police Sergeant
wafT L. homPf3nF 0 ds2rsG John H%s Ed%ard
a Caster and Matthew Graham. ATTENDED me lu-
nerf P5a aher the United Service Club and the
local posts. all under the command OF GeheraI rat
'eI purnS the war ssSsss men the Union Army
killed in battle to or ee ias I0 IN %Seoun for
there being so many unmarried women T-u r pS
tween the ages Of fortynve ana har csad Rrevei
The name OF the Department OF California has
the last National Encampment TO- Department OF
department commander, and 4. c. Masteler' as
Koites Posi- annual outing will take place on
June To- The excursion will be up Long Island
Sound. stopping stimmeIs Pavilion White
s' I H. ." Pusemsn. OF Prairie City Grant County
B B. w E0S.D of tn the Union Army,
Information Is wanted of the following com
William Smith who served an in c9T 9Bs VAL Te
a. ySteT orH in Company b. 4th Regiment
NewYork State Militia and was discharges t9ere
from in June 1865 by reason OF shell WOUND OF lei
leg received in action and Of James e. smith. who
served in the 18th (Brooklyn) Regiment intantry
Any information concerning the aboVe-laneo
brothers. or either of them as they are neirs-at
law to an estate about to be distributed should %
sent TO Gwillim & Meyers, counsellors at law, NO
Park Row, NewYork City, n y. -
Information is also wanted OF James Gildey, en-
listed August 1861. drummer in Company f. 47ti
Regiment New-York State Volunteers. for three
years; discharged expiration Of term or service
at Bermuda Hundred, August. 1854; was last near
from Mobile, Ala. in 1876. BY MS brother
William Gildey, Waupan, Wis
OF any members Of Battery r. LIST New.Jersel
Light Artillery who knew Cornelius sullivan, wh(
a,alistod nd saryel In the haiterY under the nam