New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-17
GRAND ARMY BUGLE NOTES.
INFORMATION FOR THOSE VISITING THE
ENCAMPMENT AT ST. PAUL
EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATIONS HAVE BEEN PRO-
vrDrp-rAvoRABLE COMMENT AT ALBANY
HEADQUARTERS ON REPORTS RE- D.

CEIvED FROM NETWORK.

HEADQUARTERS ON REPORTS RE-
cEIvED FROM NETWORK.
Denartment Commander James S. Graham has
sent from the headquarters OF the Department, OF
New-York Grand Army OF the Republic a crcun
giving Information 10 delegates and others VINO n'
tend 70 visit the thlrtieth annual encampment OF
the organization al St Paul, Mimi, mex, month.
The circular contains schedule showing the TINE
when the special train leaves this city and other
places as far as Buffalo in the State and the railroad
fare and sleepng-csr fare for the trip. The train
leaves this city at a. m. on August ~ J. IS que
10 arrive at ST. Paul at $50 a m. on August 81.
The route will be over the West Snore' 1faAd
Trunk and the Chicago and Northwestern insur-
ing quick transit comfort and safety at 10" rates.
Diagrams for seeping-cars on the Department Head
quarters train from New-York City 10 ST. Paul viii
be found al the Office Of the West Shore Railroad,
No S63 Broadway New-York City. Those gong
from Westchester County and It's vicinity Will ma
a diagram at the office OF Past Department Com
mander John C. Shots. Yonkers, n. Y; from Al.
bany and its vicinity. at Department Hesdquariers
CAPITOL Albany y. Y; from Syracuse and Is
vicinity. at the West Shore Railroad ticket Office
Syracuse. ". Y: from Rochester and It's vicinity at
the West Shore Railroad city ticket office j. e halo-
feesch, agent, Rochester, y. Y; from Buha!o ana
its vicinity at the Office Of j. W. Cha;man Police
Headquarters Building, Buffalo, y. Y.
Tickets for the round trip from this city and re-
turn on the special train sold at s25 each ard
berths in the sleeping-cars at 81 each. The rates
al hotels which have been secured by the Accommo-
dalton Committee In ST. Paul range from s. day
to 81 a day. and the private boarding house prices
range from 81 so day to 80 cents day Comrades
wishing free quarters in schoolhouses will be fur
nished with mattresses, and those who occupy
camps will be furnished with cots Comrades will
have to furnish their blankets in each case
As the time is so short all communications in refer.
ence to hotels, boarding-houses and free quarters
he
direct TO c. W. Ho-r. chairman Accommodation
Committee ST. Paul MINI.
Comparative quiet has prevailed in the headquar-
tiers at Albany during the hot spell, and the
Assistant Acknowledgement has succeeded only by
dint OF hard writing and end OF appeals In get
ting in all Of the reports from posts in the depart
ment with the exception OF four. The Adjuant-
General at National Headquarters. in acknowlecg-
ing the receipt OF the consolidated reports. paid
New-York this compliment Your reports just
received and examined and with the exception OF
one department yours is the neatest and most COM
plee that has been received from al the Depart
ments"
The Assistant Adjutant-Genera reported the mum.
Der of members in good standing IN the Department
OF New-York December 81, 1895 as 3 e2s. the
H. 525; by transfer s0l by reinstatement from sus-
pension. 81: by delinquent reports. IL; tota gam,
by death 457; by honorable discharge IA by trans
fer, S2l; by suspension, lll5: by dlshonoraoe as
charge, :: by delinquent reports. ll3; total loss,
20S7. Number remaining In good standing IN inc
extended by the department TO 1.26s members o. ~
Grand Army OF the Republic or their families ana
10 sos persons who were not members OF the o1gdn-
zatlon. The sum expended In such RELIEF was