New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-25
GRAND ARMY BUGLE NOTES.
INTEREST IN THE COMING DEPARTMENT
ENCAMPMENT AT SARATOGA.
TO Re HELD oS MAY "a AID D-PRoMlNENr
MEN TO BE PREsENT-swELIIHG THE LAW


Ft,ND-pEATH or CoMRADE OSBORN.
The approaching Department Encampmen' at
Saratoga. TO be he'd on May /, and Is, promises
TO be a gathering both notable ana event. w.
Among the prominent Grand Army men TO ne
nreson, are Commander-in-Ch.ef Thomas q. Law
Ter Adiutani General Casslus c. Jones quarter
master-t;eneral j. W. Burst and other "eil-hno""
members OF his staff: DEPARTMENT. commander Jo"n
G. Shots and staff, and most OF the HVlhs i"S'
Department Commanders. Many veterans 'o"
other States who have been conspicuous TOT ser
,cos n tho country and the order are also eX-
necied II will he the first spring encampmeht
ever held In this department. former meetings nav
in. taken place in February. Nlne-tchihs o. '''
post favored the change, believing that an e"-
canpment in balmy May would prove more sats-
factory and successful. Department. COMMANDER
Sbotts hopes that there will be large numbei
of comrades not only OF delegates and alternat'S'
but OF all members who can afford to attend An
excursion to Mount McGregor and the o.d ba'"e-
field OF Saratoga will be among the special features
OF the meeting The headquarters OF the Depart
Commander will be established at the Adelphi
Hotel and the credentials OF delegates VIII De 'o-
ceived and the badges given out in the trustees
room Convention Hail on the evening BET . the
encampment. Ample preparations for the accom-
mediation Of al comrades have been made anu
special rates arranged with the hotels t""k
inc from s. 10 81 a day Comrades who prefer II
can secure Iodsi"HS "''"o"' o'"'" ." 49,. 49,.
from - cents "A day upward The railroad rare mas
no, vet been arranged but II is not likely to exceed
a one and one-thrd rate for the round mp
CONDITION or THE LAW FUND.
Reporis from the treasurer indicate that posts
and comrades are responding with liberal mana
TO establish the law fund. which is TO he uS'd III
bringing before the courts the cases OF veterans
o. the war DISMISSED from the pubic service III
defiance Of the law. and TO support the apph'"'i""'
or faT.fn a
o. CON-" p' ,., anich ,ho call for tn. creation
Ir'l,P,', ,.,,' h,. hao, reminded 10 is the best
nossibe evidence ;ha, he hearts Of the great
r,,io,i,v NJ The Grand Army men are in the right
placo and that they stand ready To defend as
body ne right Of comrades TO places ihey are
capable of filling in tn municipal. Siai" ana IA
,ionai service. Places whose duties veterans are
capable Of performing h. ong t. them under me
law and their comrades VINO are fortunate emu
to br Independent. ana am" 10 lAhe '"'e ~ "
selves mean TO SOC 20 II ih"i ~" "a" 'f''n,"',
in such cas's - ." emmett l''','haS r',",,
- ,,.,.,. :. n.h.,n - Anderson
Ihe d"''a %, :. 90, .s,., ,rcr,oI on ,h.
,icf, - March t. has caused widespread regret
''.1.'a -, ,.,,,r,5c. vino XIV. him. conrad, o.
among all ''mraae' VINO NJ. " nun 49,. D..
born WAS Of ~" oldest Grand Army "' me IL"
,,,,,,r mon in the DEPARTMENT having been born
pu'"' HI" " ,r,,I,.r.e = AMI hal
February IT, iN',' ~ o,.,, ,,r when
the war broke out ne entered the e2i N"w YORK
Volunteers In the regimentAi band ana s"rv,H Hiu'
the bands were mustered ont ~ service IN IN. sum
lner Of ls6. by direction II 10" War Department
lie returned to his cry ami enlisted in m ,'I'
N.w-Nork No.rn'".rs IN "nca ~ isha, n i,o,,r
the general muster out IN l'6' he oh'd h'p,I
Anderson Pos. 40 ~ ana wa tut am .ii, >,
fast member. ". continued IN th' "tF%HV'1zIt,,,c
pss 3a' c2mrai, Osborn enSyr4 the G iSc
inction 81 being nc 3ii'it n'nH e,ninI'I h.. IN ,
uiiri state AHI }" ,""I .ii,s ,,nis In he
c c,,n,,y omr|J osh,rn vas im!cc married blt
g",1 J ,5,'r tn icav.s ono son hv his nr-i
d.cl u, WHOM. re Nc rr T'..i,v The
XIII, W. In YORK Ray cemetery Commando
W., w, W ~, So.h.rn r",I tho rl,uaI and tho la.i
rites = tho Gfani Army q III" Republic were per
,.,..,.,.,,., ,ut- r,,>,
"hN' '''' NN'N' 10
IN" NaF1I Veterans ~" pr''tN". ''' Wv IA
cei"mon'S- on S"h""H' MAY % my W. -
Wooiia"n 10 decorate the gray" 90 NIh'''I ',''
annual services ~ the statu" - Farragni IN M"h'-
son SQUARE and on sunday May t. they Nil 20 80
.O' -, .,.... =, u,,,tly, veut,ovn ora,
the Naval cemetery IN hf''Nyh' "'' "''o""
tors ana ccrgym'n WI spa" on eicn 90 ss''Ht.
ana FHrraeut Ass'. iai''n e." NtNit Items. - 80
Pos. so 10 'rahl Nti"y "' '' 80 @ o. 81,
ra'ai i"r' W.T. 'l ,,, So go -
gu va.'. ~, ~ -. ,...,,.,,,, ,,,-I j.,.,lrr
~ e., r n,rt. , p,fr',,.. IN, a-i ,,ncr
cr,,o" ana rarac- on on me" % 10 Jersey p
vision. sons %; Nc'sr-ns. ar a. fol'ows. C9m-
mantor. James = rierson. senior ycecomin9n1er,
Cnarl,s g. Cro1 Iaic junior Y, rofnuan Ter jam
y Green ana "9'.on $ poGsln' ."I zee, DT
James Maif9fn~. 'hap.a'n' We i'N ~. l'rtn.r.
Mc\hy. auJutar'- general. fr'-l"fth S''nh"ft'i.
quarjcrnaytcr-gn general. G"orRc T. HGhf. n v'tor.
Fremont @eetSe. mastering officer. John J.. Rogers.
juIrr advocate. James X I'""'E'n ~" U''NiiN
~ the dlyison shows a handsome surplus. ana a
number - nov camps hav" been organized WIN
flati.rlnc prospects,
G..-,. IA Thomas Post. - Jerzry CIV. = -
..ia,,,t H. ,v..u,t-rf,h annvtrslrv on Angus y
next with great p,inp and circuWstan"c \ amp.
nc 80 r,ro,nso urlf.,rt!ous viii Doe hell A. Pohl-
mans Garden P"ri Ion"Iiler Iooin, .",-
',baries Idr,..I.rn Herman Lehman ana August
iaiy arrangement
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