New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-18
GRAND ARMY BUGLE NOTES
COMING VISIT OF THE COMMANDMENTS
CHIEF.

CHIEF
CENTRAL, C.r.,RKsON TO BE IN THE CITY PROB
ANY TWO DAys-AxNrvERsAR OF THE
CAPTURE OF ROANOKE ISLAND
To nr CELEBRATED
o.rorordor-in-Chicf r. s. Clarkson Is coming
East in February. and will stay DAY or TWO u"
New-York He will visit the Department Oh N'oo
Island on Monday and Tuesday. FEBRUARY anu
=, .,.o r,ar,,,.rt If Massachusetts. Thursday and
Friday February Il and 70. and the Department '"
Delaware Saturday. February 10. He then soeS
hoc, IN his home in omaha. and from there VIII
,s,, sevor,l Western departments and also thoS'
on the Pacific Coast. comrade ClarKsoh oo'"''
hack East again TO he present at the "nn"', -"
comments Of " lino and New-iiampshfe' III "P.'
and Connecticut and New York. In May N"',' y"
,,.o,.,,o,oo ,ovt month ne will he entertained ny
pas, Donartucnt Commander Alonzo NiI'""'' "
Brown University. and n rec option VIII Nv ~"
l., h,s honor AZ Woonsocket whore the department.
,, ,oproont takes place. He will attend nlh, IT.
~ he Woman Relief Corps. at PT0viHencr' Stons
r. r ,r',,s ohrs Of he National STAFF who are ex
rected 10 accompany the tornmannrn. ~ ravlor
L., rr,e,orn trip are the Rev Marx IS i"N'oI
chanlain in chief: Charles \. sudan nspraI
genera Abert clark" %dsr and Colonel
conrqo Edward Allen aide-de-camp. department "
Rhode Island.
:, pos, order No Commander Richard W.
Meade assumes command Of Lafayette fos' ~
ia for u second year, and says that ne -
OK nress his hearty appreciation OF the '"'''
imnliod with a full reliance upon the cor"l"' ~
oar,,io, ~ his comrades the trust and Response
,,,, 800 .,.c.u,o1 for another term. fully realizing
,b. innortance 10 the order Of the duties lhPoS'"
He requests aidcs-de-camp on the depar''"e, cum
mander's staff TO acquain' themselves VII" we
wishes OF the department; commandeI cNpn, ,ner
General order 40. ;. Ia relation 10 le hI'" ~ 90 -
lean history that is ncing taush. III u Adinfant
their respective localities, ana lhSt"vtS "
~ nos, on application. to easy method OF Sc
,.n,ino Tho most reliable Information. .
ne ,,,' n r1nt,arv was Coz handsome figure
rvallel by few posts in IN" Union
The members Of the New-York Eth Regiment Vet
o.,n Association have adopted a ribbon insignia.
,ooda I'm Paris for their exclusive use II Is mar
row ribbon bow TO b. In the left lapei button
hole Of the coat. The colors are gray yellow p'acK
white and red II is neat and tasteful ana VIII 'eSS
nate ex-mcmbcrs Of that famous regiment VINO are
,,emhers Of the organization, now Loo strong The
oseoci,tion will hold It's first memorial service IN
honor of lis dead comrades n ST Thomas 'hurch
on The last Sunday in January ne a,Soclitloi,
for tho occa sion The Rev. DR.. Brown. the rector,
viii oniciate. The ceremony, II Is eNp''teu WI
begin the permanent anhnai oDS''N""'' VI '''ein0
rial rites
Tho Society of the HuTn~id tXIeihlo.- f1odlokr
Assocat.s"- Will celebrate the thirty-ifih annver-
s,rv reunion Of the capture Of Roanoke Island by
the "Burusde Expedition" under command Of Gen
oral 4 f. burnside AZ the Hotel Manhattan Forty
second-st and Madison-ave, on Monday evening
February s. MEETING $50 p. m. Dinner at : o'clock
sharp Comrale Louis l.. Robbins Of the 23d Massa-
cbusc;ts Volunteers secretary. at ~. C5 Cotton FIX
change has gwen notice TINT the Society Of the
Roanoke Associates includes every comrade vino
,ol, mar, IN the burnside Expedition and every
,r,ivor is invited an1 requested to be present Your
Executive Committee nave made every arrangement
sr , iovful ,4inion lrl desire 10 hear that You will
be present and ask you To forward Tn" money Tor az
many tickets YOU ana VIII take. AT D. piece
., the secretary who will mail you the tickets
rromntly 4, the address Of many OF the comrades
is Unknown 20 the secretary please give this notice
f. any and all You know. that We may have large
attendance ana jolly time" He also wants II I'M
derstoo1 that a. the old Ninth Corps was organized
largely from the regiments in the "Burnsiie Exped
,ion.' any comradc who served az any time in the
Xir,b -orps Will h., heartily welcomed and can pro-
rure tickets on application 10 The secretary. The
forces making mp me burnside expedition con-
lam g. Foster jesse l.. Reno and John q. Parke
The First Brigade was composed Of the 25d. 2i;h.
en-, Inc second Of 2lSi Mdssac husciis the SIS;
New-York the 9Th Ncw-Jers.y AMI the 5st Penn
Island the Sih Connecticut and the 9TH New-York
The una -siencd troops were the Isl New-York
%"w.York Resides there wa. Williams Brig
ade left at IairIas cSnnossd Of The IN cSn-
Pennsylvania. the LIST Rhode Island Artillery. Bat
terry +. and IL. 1T United States Artillery. Bat
terry c.
The Hebrew Union Veteran Association was organ
lied on March Is. $500. h.iy-oght comrades signed
tho roll II now numbers li2 members. nearly all
belng comrades Of posts in this city and Brooklyn
The objects Of the association follows: First
70 hold memorial services IN a Jewish place Of wor-
snip for the Union soldiers irrespective OF religion
second - nstill PATRIOTISM among corelgonists
for the flag and our country. Third. 20 give sol
Fourth To- help our comrades when needy If they are
found worthy The wives and daughters Of the com
rades have organizer an auNIlldfy corps. and will
rrrs.n, the association set OF colurs and gIiions
on the night of our entertainment. Wednesday. Janu-
Any q. lss at I.enox l-ycenm Fifty-ninth-st. and
Nadison-ave" TEE following are the officers for the
ycar 800 Colonel Joseph II. Stiner licutenant-colo-
Isiior Isaacs: quartermaster. Joseph Inger: chan
sn Josfph WAX 'G c6a OF qG asy saae cos,
major Aaolph pincus; quartermasier-sergcantM Nor
~ Sirrnbcrg.
The seventh annual reunion OF the 9Th Ncw-York
Volunteer Veteran cavalry Association viii be- held
on Thursday evening. January o. at the Hotel
In Grange No. III West Thrty-fourth-st In the
notice issued by President Charles r. Garfield and
CAPTAIN William H. Oliver. secretary. this an
nouncencnt Is made. Since our last annual re-
union many OF comrades have answered Tho.
final bugle call Of taps and have joined the In
Vulnerable throng IN the Grand Army above Al
though our number Is growing less every year the
spirit Of isGl-'t5 still nnimntes us with renewed
veor 10 keep alive the fire Of friendship formed
while drinking ont Of The same canieen ana 20
strengthen the bond of good fellowship I.ct each
and every one embrace this opportunity 10 maxi.
our seventh reunion M" most memorable one Ia
the history Of the association
The Veteran Association oil the 9Th Regiment
~ Y s. M.-sSd Ncw-York Volunteers has an.
pointed "A committee to take charge OF the erection