New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-05

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-, private" writing from Albany on March
-. THE new Department Commander Johh
So So ~ Yonkers. ~ V. has been at Depart
-. HEADQUARTERS now for two days arr"nsiHs
nast,er. and getting ready for General Oroef NO
Aiob will be issued in a very few days Inc
j. in,,,ents already made are rs follows; IL. H.
tf~ornoack of Post No l2l Albany Assistant
.s,,tan,-General; Edward j. Mitchell oil Iost No.
% Workers Assistant NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l. D.
o'Co,ror Of Post No. l2l. Albany, last year AS
go, Adiutant-General. to be Acting Assistant
o,,artorrnaster- General; Horace d. Ellsworth or
D. No 24s Canton. to be Judge Advocate; the r-
onressible Frank H. Jones. Of Post NO A. home TO
~ Irsnec,or and James NJ. Smith OF POST NO ~
Nav-york CITY TO be Senior Aide-de-Camp' Inc APP
,ointment of O'C0nnOr as Acting Assistant guar
,er,naster-General is rather in the nature OF Il
s,,rrrse 10 many. as he was a strong ana active
Atkinson man. but Comrade OConnor IS worker
.,a that * what is needed at Department Head
Quarters these days. Further appointments VIII De
announced in the General Order now IN prepara-
ton" . .....
Tho de,egates and alternates chosen to represent
me Department Of New-York at the next National
Encanlpment TO be held in Pittsburg IN september
ore with post number, as follows;
nelaqate-at-L arge-Senator Charles 7. SaXton, Of
1ry6e Delegates-J :. Gross. 4Gi; Charles h. Mink,
9oo. II. A. Wiley. 5lS; John Conway. 30; George
" Mar,ette 90: 7. 5. BGin, ~; Elisha MoSher'
as lanes Owens SIS; J. S. Ellington 26' ii. Pear
coil II: Robert Wilson. $50; H. 5. Redman' SN;
George D. Conger. 81; f. a. Wheeler. .; j. {.
Aclsrt 2l2; George f. Smith us; T. +. Reed s.;
Edwin II. Fuller 80: John Hapin. 81; John Wood,
90 Martin Y b Ives pa David :. Brown, V''
Alexander j. Stewart. %; Orlando j. Forlnan' l"o'
r. c. McClinthen. as; John Barnard. a. +. H.
Fassett 127: 5. H. Leavitt 81; Frank flaming go
G. G. Parker. 29S: Henry y. BurKaus' Iol' - =
1vDde 100; Fred Cossam, 81; Albert ID. shaw 32';
rhomas IL c. Kinkaid. G}S; benjamin Franklin
1It W. w Robecker. 4. c. y. Curator GIL; Mlchae'
Mead. 5Ql: Roman Ovenherg. l.
Aternates-C. Ten Eick 49,: 5. p. Dunton 50; J..
" Wvckes. l57: r II. Dwyer. .; z. w. Bemis 81;
John Van Wyck. POI. Al Hyman. 1872 Dwight d.
vine 1sl: NJ Gleason 9l& G. l.. sutherland l9' j. X
Brghtrnan go; r. u. Spencer. ~; j. : Cos'er "S''
s : Ballcw 237: j. =. Heintzr. 2"i; Niliam d.
Cramond. IL; &. n Phelps. III; ID. W. CIum' 4'''
lanes Foster. 81; G. F. Rice, 245; G. l. Campbell
A.. g 4 Tavlor CO. George w C0Vey lS; William
T stebbins 22S: }. *. p. Cottre, 2i'; L. A. Nocot''
az: William Holdredge. IA; T.. r. Van AMI U.S.
Gilbert Adams 500: +. Wells, 3o2; J.. :. Mersick. 90;
W. Crum 52l: Milton Rau. 3s7 l. Henry lsaacS'
Ra s O. Stoddard 525 James +. Cook 56' A.
Coodeow. Gas: II. }. Anthony, Ia George a. NV
327: W w Roberts. %.
The new grand marshal Major +. p. Doherty,
Is already at work on his preparations foT Memo
rial Day parade. May So and intends that II snail
he display worthy OF the Grand Army OF the
Republic.
A WOMAN'S ORGANIZATION.
The mothers wives daughters. sisters. grand
daughters, and daughters-in-law Of naval veter-
ans who served faithfully and honorably in the
United States Navy. Marine Corps and Revenue
Marine service, during the late rebellion between
April T. 1851 and August g. 1865; all lneal de-
scendants Of the War Of 1912. and the Mexican
War. are eligible to membership IN the Ladies
Of the Naval Veteran Association being Or
eanized as an auxiliary to cooperate with the
Naval Veterans of the United States Explicit IN
formation and full particulars VIII be iurhishel
by Mrs Ellen +. Traver Commander OF l. y v
Association. No 3. Stewart Court, Providence
Il. l.
robn G Shots the newly elected Department
Commander. originated the Westchester County
Grand Army Association. one Of the most eHecll'e
organizations of the kind in the country ne
started 10 be soldier boy when hardly o!d enough
70 shoulder a musket. and was one of the first 10
sign the muster roll of Company ~ l''h New
York Volunteers. on April l6. 1861. But ne soon
hacan,a one of the best-driiied men in the regl-
rnent which was assigned 70 the right OF General
Daniel Butternelds brigade. First Division ana
Fifth Army Corps. Army Of the Potomac. ana TOOK
mart in the second Bull Run. South Mountain
Antietam, Fredericksburg and Chance1orsvile- he
Is first vice-president of the Dan Butterheid Bri
gade Association. and unanimously elected
president OF the 18th Regimental Association on Us
organization Those who know Commander SHOTS
best predict that his administration VIII DC sai'
honorable and exceedingly successful
Grand Army services over the body OF Past Com
mander James j. Hawkins. Of John \. Rawln'
Post No So were held at his home. No 526 Eas
One hundred nd fortyfrs on Monday evening
Many comrades Of Rawns, claiiin, kiipatrck
and other posts were present. The funeral was hello
the next day at ST JerOme's Church. Onc-huncred
neutrality-suspicious.. and Alexander-ave. Tn
paNbearers were Grand Marshal L. i. Donerty o
Veteran Post; Past Commanders James +. Dele
hanty, of Weeks Post: Thomas McGrane and Wal
ter Dull. of H. B.Clafin Post, William Arnold an'
Colonel William W. Chambers. Of Judson XII
patrick Post
ARC THE CAMPFIRE.
Robert And and A. S. Williams Post. no
soi will hold annual campfire and entertain
ment at Wen.f's Assembly Rooms, No. 3ii Yves
Forty-fourth-st or Saturday evening" March 81
The programme roill include series OF strkini
tabeaus one-s 4 farce comedy by the Daughter
OF Veterans. no. !, assisted by members OF th'