New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29
GRAND ARMY BUGLE NOIES'
nrvr.XcfATIoN OF COMMISSIONER WAR
ING


STATE UNC NMPMENr.
=, .,r.,. Incident connected with the attack Of
..~.o. Cleaning Commissioner Narinb o" 80"
,,.,,, ,rrry 81 tho Republic has 30 sratii"d the
,omr,dcs. not only Of this city but else"
,,. ,r,f,ui action Of George Washington FoS' 80
~, a., d.,y.u,, him admission - the posi- ) IN
,,r..,, a, tha Hotel brunswick. last Fr'da!
.,onipr Although Colonel WannS sought en-
trance II the meeting IN csio"s" 70 " P'''D'''
,ttation from e member OF IN" posi-
U,r,ce Porter the cCmmard'r ahn ms i''
.r. present determined that Washington
pos, had no use FOR visitor VINO hai o'"|'''''
i,,s,.i oy having sauIerous.y assiie1 the o'", T.
..,o..i ,v,rino was Intercepted on ms way 10 ''c
.,,,,,- and bv note. couchcd IN polite inoue"
emp, military terms. Informed tna' HIS Yuan
WAS not dcsi red in the posiroom-
.rh. incident resulted from cofr'Spo'''"
,,,.., r,,rrade KIliacn Van Rensselaer, OF WASH
.....o, p,st. and Coone War.as who nav" pee"
,, .c,t,,. rtanc.s Mr. Van Rensselaer, ha' VIZ
go o., l,o,,uis4iouor Warins expressing regret tha'
49,, ,,,,.r mad uormittcd himself 10 use the eN-
.s,,~s n. has ACKNOWLEDGED 20 have USED il"
reference 20 the Grand Army. 'o""'i ""'''s
had r.plcd assuring Comrad' an N'"SS,'''' '''"'
D.. had boon misunderstood. "h'r'Hpon 'he i1''',
,.ithout committing General Porter o' o'her iea
,., .o,,r, les 81 the post invited Warns 10 go 10
49,. ,..,ir, and 81. himself right on FRIDAY even
49, vxh.n My Van Ecunee.lcr tod ms com
Il, -, tho nos, what he had done they IoS' no
inn. u, point.ug oIt The improperly oil 'he pro
ce,..'nr. ard d." action already "'"''' 10 vas
taken .to,
,.,i..,s of th. Regular army and Navy ana car
-.. nm ,,s rolls the names % Iieht'ndh'-"' a.
...o.ll G.n.rals Wager Swayn" George =
,rcc, William -. Wsirp.e and Mar'm l. We
v,h,n This dlcn.GeI declaration on me S"oJ'''
~, WARNS. offered by colonel \ NJ C'i'N' WIS
unanimously adopted ,.
cen M 10 refer 10 our orl'r ~ 49,, IN
u,,irh h nae would imply mar ulelp'I nip a., ="
I'M h"u.sty ana good citizenship ms post leSiIeS
~" mace ITSELF mon record 30 the ioIio"'"S '''o'
"IT' IN, tho George washington POST No ioS, pe.
,,rtn,,nt 90 New York. a. y T. VINE aerH =, =,
,hIs slanlcrous arraignm"nt OF lhe o1tsr 20 VIM
/, 4. uroud to belong, YET d. .t,,.t 40 tb.,
sai.H " IN whose service. amid the smoke "t
bate. the Grand Army OF the '''p"o"0 "'' ''
a, en-. annual dinner 90 the Grant Memorial AS
....,,,,., ~ the Waldorf ca saturday evening Ia
.,.nr,,. the birthday o. the greatest captain o'
IA. v3r the Waring Incident Was mus Hsh'y
,o,,h,.l MON by cN-luire Henry T.. ho"'a"u' one
OF the Speakers.
TN. onircrs VINO scaled Lookout Mountain ana
tr,",f, 10 the sea now march side by size III ,u
rc1rcful c"!ebratou Of th'i Nl'.o.N ,i 49,
1--we me paulits OF th"r , ,SF
srrviccs and nav" thGir 'no'' p s,rn.t svcrnng
Nmy OF, rn,o,rI WARNS in their immaculate suits
~ white duck. as their predictions may u'''r'
mine. ..,a,.
US received with laughter and cheers
,,,. cabling resolutions Of the Ncw-lork Me
mortal Committee REGARDING NarhF' passed on
Wednesday evening. were drawn. II - understood,
-. psi comm,n ,lcr Ph!ip :. lisn. Of Reno Post.
-. :, ,r.. chairman of the committee. They UNI
orestion,blv rcnect the almost unanimous sentt-
mont of the Grand Army on the subject especially
a., th.ir request 70 Mayor StronS that he dispense
,,, commissioner WARM services as a munci-
pal official
= WilI,n,s POST 40. 81. g. ~ r.. at Wendell \
,.,,lIy nooms West Forty-fourh-St. on Satur-
d,,. night. Post commander G. Il. Morse offered
resolutions which were unanimously adopted con
doming Colonel Warnings utterances concerning
pension bummers, aud asking the Mayor 10 re
moy" him
c~,pd Marshal Edward +. poherty has issued his
frs, and second general orders in which he as
sumes his duties and announces Comrade George
kc,tiug Of Lafayette Post No $40. as adJutant-
general and chief OF stan, ana Conrade Abram
l. Weber OF william q. Mitchell fost No 80.
| assistant adiutant- general. The grand marshal ;
bcadauarters are established at the armory Of the
-ist REGIMENT y c. :. y. Y. Park-ave and Thirty
fourth-st and are open daily for the transaction
of business between II a. M. ana D. m. whore
| rrenarotIons for the Memorial Day parade of May
70 are going forward rapidly. Post commanders
and heads Of organizations. civic and military de-
sirous Of taking part in the parade. II they have
| not already done 80, should send to the grand
| marshal the details concerning their commands on
the blank forms prepared for the purpose. The lat
ter may be obtained at the armory
| In General order NO II Department Commander
Sbotts sneaks with pride OF the interest manifested
in the work of the order in every part OF the State
lie says:
There were 659 posts in good astanding January l.
lSn against az January l. lS9i The net loss I'm
membcrshin for the year was 7O6 not equal 10 tho
death loss of $40 showing how small an effort was
required 10 make "A net gam. Many posts have
done GOOD work In recruiting; Watrous No IA n,
Bnghamton stands at the head w., With net gain
200 Iowvilie 2l6 Danville; Do clean; EOS MiddIe,
town; 1885, Plattsburg, and 5si Rochester. have also
charity over soi,Oco. and in this sum is moulded