New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-12
GRAND ARMY BUGLE NOTES.
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO VISIT
EASTERN CITIES
SUCCESS OF VETERANS WHO WE'RE CANDl-
DATES FOR OFFICE IN THE RECENT


new Commander Chief, Colonel Thomas q. Law
Ter the last week in this month. In letter from
Adjuant General c. c. Jones, of the National stan,
addressed to CoInrade George EDWARD Aleh' Oh
Providence r. l.. the Adjutant-Gereral writes 'ha'
the Commander-in-C hief has In contemplation an
Eastern trip. He will leave his headquarters at
Rockford H. accompanied by General Jones and
other members of his staff, November H. The
day following he will spend in Toledo, ONO eoiIs
from there Washington. where h WEI remain
November q ard % From Washington the Com
mander-in-C thief will come direct TO this city, ana
will mako Now-York and its immediate neighDor-
hood four days visit. extending from November
% to 25 inclusive. Comrade LAWYER VIII 90 rom
New-York to Philadelphia on November "a staring
homeward the day following. In his letter the
Adiutant- General asks Conrad Allen TO meet him
in this city.
II is understood that the members Of Lafayette
Post No 40 sill entertain Comrade Lawler ut
their fine headquarters in the Masonic temple
-third-st and SiXth-aVe., with the hospital
ity for which Lafayette IS noted all over the coi'-
try BROOKLYN viii claim him for a day. and he
will probably be entertained "a dinner by comrades
on both sides Of the river during his stay.
Comrades of the Department of New-Nork con-
yratulate themselves that there was added to Inc
list Of candidates elected to official station last
Tuesday a number Of Grand Army meE. At the
head of the successful roll stands Comrade Charles
r Saxton OF Snedaker Post No l7S. whom the
people called the high Office OF Lieutenant-O'oV-
,rnor Comrade John Jeroloman of James { Eice
Post No. % will for the next three years perform
the responsible duties of President Of the Board
OF Aldermen and while he and Colonel strong,
the Mavor-elect are in control of affairs at the
city Hall veterans Of the may expect to see
the law of the State enforced wAicn Comfade
'Saxton was instrumental il passing. ana which
provides that preference shall be given to honoraov
discharged Union soldiers and sailors in employment
in the public service. and that they shall be re-
tanned while they perform their duty and shall be
reinstated where they have been unlawfully re-
moved. Comrade Jerooman. as 4 member OF the
G. A. II. Law Committee. has heretofore given
effectual aid in many coming under the pro-
visions mentioned.
Other comrades over whose success Election
Day the Grand Army rejOices Comrade Philip
b. Low commander of Alexander Hamilton Post.
NJ 1S2, who was chosen to represent the AVN
District in Congress. Past Commander Theodore
l.. Poole of Syracuse. elected to Congress from the
Onondaga District and Past Commander Newton
NJ Curtis reelected to Congress from the ST.
Lawrence District. While congratulatng Comrade
Ferdinand Eidman. OF J. l.. Riker Post. No. g. on
his splendid run for Congress in the Nth District
they regret that he did succeed in getting the
few additional votes needed for his election. and
generally express the hope that the needed ballots
may up this week in the official canvass.
Rear Admiral Francis y. Allen. the new COM
mander of the National Association of Naval Vet
has announced the following standing com
mittees:
Legislative Committee - Judge Acknowledgement
Charles Cowley. chairman. with these shipmates as
associate members all men in public life ana expe-
,ienced legislators John c. Rchberg Illinois; Judge
Sherman w. Adams, Connecticut Judge b. j. Tyr
re, Ohio John F. Maxwell. New-York.
Memorial Day Committee to prepare an appro-
pirate Memorial Day service, to be inserted In the
rituals of this association. H. c. Herbert. Brooklyn
n. Y. chairman: William McEwan. of Philadelphia
and James =. Burrage. of Jersey City, as associate
member
Shipmates Frederick W. Rawden of Amsterdam.
and James Hanley, OF Brooklyn have been an
nounced in general orders as National Aids TO the
Rear Admiral, and Thomas f. Malay, of Brook
lyn, and John Mcbride, OF Saratoga, as members OF
the National Executive Committee.
Admiral Allen advises officers and shipmates de
string to facilitate the transaction OF the business
cnce to address National Secretary George w Bosti
matters relative to the routine business Of the
citation. the commanding officer is frequently alb
wa be advised OF his address from day to day, and
can transmit anything recurring his personal atten-
equipments address Fleet Iay master L. F. Dustin.
No; 20 Fr,endship-st Providence; r l. ,o,a
Dix POST No 49, went on a visit to california last
Of the menbeps OF the post taken at the tine Of
The hi & sWS yssr' ago in o95
John A. Dix Post, No ~, San Jose, Department Of
attended meeting of the San Jose post October
30 by Commander Forbes who made a pleasant
one in NewYork and the not other in californiabe
came acquainted through Comrade W. C. Bailey,
Of the Golden State at Washington While the photo
graph then presented being taken described.
scrption 'If any one attempts to haul down the
American flag, shoot him on the spot appears in
.Comrade Richard Hanken. of H. b. clahn Post;
No. SIS, who died November at his home, No. 4Os
East One hundred nd-twentieth-st., was buried in
Greenwood on SUNDAY: November ! The funeral
Church the Rev James Montgomery. pastor. The
dead man active member OF the New-York
Police Department for twenty-five years He served
Volunteers during the war Of the Rebellion. Clah.n
Post and Drum Corps were present in full force:
commander of the post was in command, and made
an impressive address. Commander w. H. Pailes
mander Walter Dull and Comrades Milton sarre.
Edward Sherlock and William H. Thompson. with
present from Hamilton rawlings and Fitzpatrick
posts fIoral offerings were presented by Clahin
The survivors Of the iath NewJersey Volunteers
held their sixteenth annual reunion at Trenton last
yiyors present; After, roll cali the election Of
officers took place, and Cornelius Ten Eek, Past
was elected president Several of the survivors
Of this regiment are comrades of this post The
comrades reassembled and enjoyed the programme
OF Exercises arrsnged by The committee The
the 18th New-Jersey Volunteers. campfire closed
Comma nder in Chief W. E. Bundy. of the Sons
Of Veterans. L. S. A. makes this appeal TO the
Posts OF the Grand Army are urged as a patri-
Otto duty and for mutual selfinterest. to organize
Union soldiers son. lineal descendant. should
ad TS o. ISL IN I q he sos
the occasional serious outbreaks of anarchy con-
Solemn US obeaon to ever bear true esance to
the Government of the United States and that in
times of peace he should be schooled in military