New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-09
GRAND ARMY BUGLE NOTES.
PREPARATIONS FOR MEMORIAL DAY
TIL, COMMITTEE HARD At -pERPIENiNG
PROBLEMS UNDER DISCUSSION MEMS ZION
MANY POSTS


MANY POsTs
The committee in charge OF the public exercises
in connection with the observance % M"hoT!A Diy
* actively az work. and will soon b. aoIe - an
nounco a programme OF attractions equal II not
.,norior "a most given In the past The committee
Is composed Of Philip 5. Biglin chairman X. :
Iienferty. p u. Murphy. +. J. Atkinson y w
Day. r. F Finley. f. y. Doheriy' W. j. harr['
H. s Osbon J. s Ecrw.n. ". II. GARRISON -. =
Brown \ NcrbarSer, r. 6 Koroney' {. o. D'oo-'
George Channel. " F. Kirchner, j Gray Bowl
NJ H. Whalon AMI &. Brlciwed"L The committee
mot at the headquarters OF the Memorial CoHih'-
tee IN Room No. l. Ci;y Hall. on Friday arc
noon The following subcommittee were appointed
on speakers, Chairman = :. Bisln; or entertain
mpnt Comrades y. Newberger. J. t. ho'o"N' -
G. Dobbs and D. s Brown reviewing staAiS'
Secretary f. J. Atkinson and Treasurer " W pF'
Treasurer Day was appointed committee oil one
10 secure Carnegie Hail for the memorial service"
on the evening of May -.
Among the recommendations which were approved
and referred 10 the Executive Committee WIS wa.
the schoolboys OF the city pubic schooIs De "N''e'
10 take part in the parade. How flowers LOT u7oo-
rating the graves this year are TO be obtained was
a question which vas discussed without resu-"
The Board Of Education. through its committee vi
BYLAWS officially Informed the Memorial 'o"i-
mittee last year that the school regulations pro
b,hr the soliciting Of contributions OF any kind
children have mainly contributed the supply or
flowers for Decoration Day The matter was finally
turned over to the Executive Committee
The Relief Committee mat at Room No on
Wednesday. April G. when the secretary presenter
an ltemzed statement OF the relief dispensed be-
tween March IS and 81. The Clerk OF the com
mittee Comrade NJ. J. Coleman. was commented
for the excellent way In which he keeps his records
These records are open all times for the inSpec
ton Of the comrades OF the Grand Army. ana
cordial invitation 10 all is extended to Visit hea'
quarters ,, ,.,
Nator F. p Doherty the new Grand Marshal VII
shortly open his headquarters az the Spngler House
and with the aid of his staff officers TO be hereafter
announced perfect the details OF the Memorial pay
narade Negotiations for the turnout OF the Ma
t.onal Guard OF this city are In progress
CITIZENS WHO WILL HE'LL
Socra,a-v Atkinson has announced the Citizens
Auxiliary Committee General Horace Porter Is tue
chairman and other we.i-known members are 'I'"-
oral Wager Swayne. Seth Low. Thomas G. Plat''
'bon,as + Glroy oswald Otteniorfer. the Rev
D- Morgan Dix Woodbury. c. Langdon. Moan
Davis Cornelius Van Colt. +. -. Thurber' eN-
Surrogate r. :. Ransom. jordan L. Mott, Genera
F. p Earle. Cornelius y. Bliss John H. "'a'lh'
Samuel S.oan. William NJ. Evarts. Judges George l.
Andrews and VI. j. OBrieA. Thomas G. Acton D.
Plerpont Morgan Ashbel p. Fitch. J. II. '. Arnold
Frederic Il Couder, and Frederick y. O'cott
The reception which Lafayette Post gave - De
partment Commander John c. Shots and his s'an
on FRIDAY evening was. Ike all former receptions
given by the comrades OF Lafayette Post. thoI-
ough success Junior Vice-Commander H. h.
Adams presided and Post Commander \. q Mills.
as chairman OF the Reception COMMITTEE wa mn
ter Of ceTemo gnr,,s Ih Erane and nSTar Of the
Navy: General DAME; Butierne;d fast - ''i ar
Freemaa and Stephen p. Coriiss. and other vel
known soldiers. added TO the orihancy 81 ,'' car
we're welcomed by the post commander IN Wen
chosen words De?ar,ment CommAnl ,ars s,or
and we're froonnd:y appiaud~ Among the spcak-
ers besides those aready men''In nSI reenc
Mayor-eec Of Yonkers: AdjuIani.G neral H. ~
Daniel Van VIE Judge Advocate Horace D. Els
worth. W W: Branson. senior Vce-dcparrmrn' com
mander Henry r Sanford. Of l.. O.. Morris Post No.
IN Albany; Comrade Henry Spron'e pr c,,Ien'
Colonel NJ H. Ellis of Yonkers Senator George 1,1
W Robertson. OF Peekskil and Past Senior wee
High Private" at department. headqIiar,ers A.,
bany reports news inr0gFn0nt ,nT Psh9 d
inc his recent trip TO Pitsburg wncre the n@<'
Masne 81 ss Sed iG S at S HT
House Present indications. NJ reports TT" I'M
the reception OF the good peopl- q is3nIg - NE
delegates attending the coming Nat1ntl r.h' mp
ment and he visiting c2mTades VII i "' encamt
mems exceptng. perhaps. the great encampn'n'
az Washington in 1892
STATISTICS ABOUT COMRADES.
The new department FOR 1894 has been issued
from department: headquarters showing 90 posts in
active operation. q: the twenty-five" department
commanders elected since tho organ ziti3n % The
G. \ r. New-York city has had four Daniel l.
Sckies Henry A. Barnum. James :. Fras r ana
Flovd Garrison; Albany folr-Stephrn J. 'or'ls''
John Palmer George II T,eadwe ana H1 I1s,nn
y C.eary. brooklyn has had only on. Jane A.
ner-which is the case win Hnsh@mton hu n,ra
togA Mack and IIavers,raw. which Furnished ~"
remainder except l.. Coe Young VINO Is cr'ihei -
Tae dramatic performance to be given by Ilfayet',
Camp s of " next saturday evening At the Man
haitian Athletic club Theatre. promises - b"
great success from both an artistic ana social
The arabian Nights" advancing incy. Misses
Han. Han. Romer Van Glcsen and Wcscott. and
Howard could viii be seen AZ their best in 'hes"
plays ard VIII repeai ihe success achevoi at me
roncsses , nr tbs occasion are Mrs roger 4 Pryor
Mrs Ma Alexander S Webb Mrs s y Il. crlger Mrs.
S C. Harriott. Mrs Spiess. Mrs. I. ; Grant, r.
Mrs r. h. MaTe ME- Mr. o ' ~ Ra n Mr G.
Minis. Mrs. G. IL. r Coils and Mrs. f. H. sutton
\ FAIR by THE woMANs BRANCH
The Women's Relief Corps. connected with the
Stcnwehr Post. No. ls2, viii open four days fair
in the hall Of the Central Turn-N er"!n East sixty
seventh-s on the. evening OF April q. The Catholic
Pro,ec;ory Band Will be in attendance The man
aeemcnt of the fair will be In the ands Of Bernard
Weixelbeum and Herbert II. Levine The commit
Tee OF directors c1hsinIS a. ,rhh, Chr,n
Wolff Mr. and Mrs James Jarnovsky. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Dambman. Mr.. and Mrs Goerew and Miss
Rose Weixelbaum. on the evening OF April %
reception will be given TO those who took part In
the fair A special day will be set aside at the fair
for school children.
Adiutant- General James c. Howe. Department OF
OHIO gives notice that that department IL preparing
an Office register Of all living ok soldiers OF Ohio or
Plantations, which IL To show the rank company
letter and organization and arm OF the service Ad.
&c Howe asks each pOst commander or
New-YOrk TO aid the work by furnishing him with
complete roster OF Ohio soldiers In his post also
the names and addresses OF other Ohio cX-sOldiers
known him Address General Howe at his head
quarters. Columbus. Ohio.
In General Orders No. G. Commander in-Chef
Adams recalls. in connection with the coming cee-
bratlon OF Memorial Day. which used TO be known
Decoration Day. these three resolutions OF the
Eleventh National Encampment. enacted in M;