New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-30

|. n1uu.xrrso nm REINSTATEMENT o
..-~-,rv,s,v, .sRHsnHns-A HAND.

s.. s-sr - ooNE BADGE
zSS1R ss..s,.,>. ,naA~ to the National Hncampmens
n SSssns thls month showed that although tas
- % ths Grand Army by dsath are en".s.. ~.
- - 4 matter Of course. and reached aafins
49, the high figure Of 1.sa, this does not COM
~ 90 The losses sustained By the order re-
Ei15f3i>r nom suspensions. with = total member
q 1a.W IN sood standing. there ars. ACCORDING
- recsrds 900 comrades debarred nom par
5Sf1on n the benefits Of the organization through
11Sra 70 ny thsar annual duss-lA per cent Of the
4 ~ nembeeship. Tue number Of the Suspended
~ atnter tAan the whole Amy Of the Cumberland
~ Il fousAt the bloody battle Of Chickamausa.
Svhose anniversary has just been celebrated ~
EChattsnooga by the opening and dedication q sne
~ ational Military Park: nearly 0ooo In excess OF
Ne number borne upon the rolls Of the Department
S.oe New-Hork Could the number OF "suspsnoeo"
ana dropped comrades Ia this State b restored 70
he rolls. II would place New.York at me neeo OF
TIE c0ivmn, with . membership OF more than wv"
The rsSeeeation Of . comrade who has been sus-
pended and dropped for non-payment OF dues -
very simple matter. In compliance with requests
non many quarters the exact method OF procedure
y efven for the guidance Of comrades VINO are inter-
eetsd In the work Of bringing back int0>&ESHrnai
rotations In the post those who. through advers'y
q inisfortune fer other reasons nave aio"eo
their connection with the order to be severed
soMErHINo TO REMEMBER
II shou,d be borne in mind that no comrads can
h. lawfully dropped from the rolls Of his post I'M
40 the regulations bearing upon the matter have
heen strictly observed. He must be full year In
4 arrears Of dues before he can be suspended Tnen
he must have received notice Of his suspension IN
writing from the post quartermaster i he fain 70
nay up within two months after such notice. he
nav by vote Of the post be dropped To be re-
stored, he must make application on tho regular
blank a. a recruit. which must be referred to
committee. lie over one meeting. and be reported
upon favorably, unless dispensation for muster on
l-cA N0 thA n
original muster. and pay dues for one year. He
must also pay such further fee a. the post may de-
termine not more than the amount charged on up
plication in case he ID admitted to anotner post
than the one dropping him. The application. ref.
erence and ballot by ball are the same a. at hrst
muster the ceremonies OF original muster being
omitted, except the obligation must be given. ard
the. rules and regulations and bylaws Of the post
must be signed.
Should the comrade apply for reinstatement to q
most other than the one with which he was con-
uected he must pay . years dues to his former
nest and such additional fee may be agreed upon
by the post not exceeding the amount charged
upon application for membership by transfer In
case the post which dropped the comrade 10 dis
banded the arrearages due tho disbanded post shall
be retained by the post electing him. Any comrade
may be reinstated in the post from which no was
dropped by making q written statement TO that
effect, and on receiving . majority vote OF those
present At any regular meeting upon payment OF
one years dues.
PROUD OF THEIR BADGE.
The comrades who haa the honor Of being MEM
hers Of COMMANDMENT Chief LAWYERS STAN have
badges that win be priced BY them Tor
long time, . brief description Of which was
Given In last weeks notes They all have
cause to congratulate themselves that there was 20
efncient Q chief-of-stnff as Colonel H. N. Nevins.
OF the law nrm Of Nevins & Wilson. OF Red Bank.
for It was he who conceived and procured the badge
out Of the surplus fund contributed for the hand
some gold badge to the Commander-in-Chief. 1t 10
the most attractive badge ever produced by chief
of-sta and It was furnished In order that Colonel
Nevins could carry out his promise that every dollar
received would b satisfactorily expended and to
g1ve each member Of the stan q memento to DO
priced. The design Of the badge was drawn aftef
much study 1t 10 OF bronse suspended from q
red white and blue ribbon. with q small oxidised
silver badge attached. On the diverse OF the bronze
badge II q medallion of Colonel Lawler. ana on
tho reverse q figure In repose OF Daniel Boone
one Of the first frontiersmen and hunters OF Ken
lucky On the diverse OF the smaller badge Is o
aos cabin with the words: "Old Kentucky Home
and on the reverse the coat Of arms OF KENTUCKY.
Farnswortb Post at Mount Vernon. N. T., recently
celebrated tho fifteenth anniversary OF the orsani-
xatIon Its FIRST commander. Major James H. Jen-
kins il ever ready to I'LL a:y place that the COM
rades ask. him to take. below that Of commander
HIS last election was Ofhcer of the Guard. The
majority Of the comrades would like to vote for
him a. Department Commander. and. although ne
has been on the STATS Of the Department Com
mander and Commander-in-Chief no mas never
sought the higher places.
The Vosburxh Veterans Of the list Regiment.
known a. the American Guard. celebrated the sew
enteth anniversary Of Colonel A. 9. vSsnursn's
the head Of the table and welcomed his comrades
s Board % EspDs S'
to the emory OF ColSnei A6ram Se.nonaea go
~ SsS.a .sssg a
Our ppa,se1 The tSsd
40 the Volunteers Of the INST Resment Of 1851 !"
sums soSSSnS 70 fe1sEs
nd taken care Of Sx cG IN Nm1sds s% ossp
Relief; and The Ladies'" BY Comrade D: Hol.
onsr ssmaT asrnea ro%kn
Copeland. Latour and in fact every one OF tn:
Ga n:S
land cha irman who was ABLY ai 1hn * ~o'
%yssS sn ohn JOSEPH
and many other wel.known Citizens. me cMceI.
e ss
r H. sSuites; Iscordins secretary. VI v SsSs:
financial sG' :scssts1y. J. = Moore cha;:m.n q r:
BOARD Of csDsn Ansre xs Ssn a.
s.smsn Pride rT HIsT: :ss c 1sy,S
Inward p. Doherty.
INSTALLED AS REAR-ADMIRAIA
The Rev. Samuel Alman captain commanding
the FarraEut Association Of the Port Of New-York.
was installed az Rear-Admiral. commanding the
National Association Of Naval Veterans. U. 8. A..
at Webster Hall. No. 1fs East Eleventh-st. on Sat
urday evening. with imposing ceremonies. The
Installing ofiicer was Past Rear-Admiral Osbon.
assisted by briisnt stat, composed Of rsptssento 2;
Brooklyn. Providence; r. l.: New;Haven: Conn
monies were over dog watch was ordered: sew:
eral well-known naval ofncers MADE aaofesses, Sno
and subsequent proceedinss were full q interest "a
were present Rear-Admiral Altman enters upon
~ duties a. chief Of the National organization Of
Tact neass oil WlheD OF his com.