New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-06
GRAND ARMY BUGLE NOTES.

HEADQUARTERS officials have sent out inc pia,iNs
for the reports OF the officers ana deies"'es ,u -,
for the coming year. and for weeks ivy -
busv arranging the reports numerically ana se'u"s
49,, cody for the printer who furnishes the de-
nar,ment roll Assistant Adjutant-General Les'e,
anticipating the rush of business next mohn ,GnS
adyant9se Of The hSGoy p anp commandcr
Shaw was at headquarters on Mo, fS, iofsvntte
Posts RECEPTION Both he and the Asssta az ,b Ag
jutant- General speak In the h Pnst No 10 -
reception by the comrades OF POST NJ i'0
7, .rows arc indications Of which way the wind
fs blowing the headquarters ofhciais thlnA ma t'e
demand for blank applications for membership III
d,ca,os an increased number of new members IN
the Department of New-York. and they antcipatc
tba, the reports for the year ending DECEMBER ,,
will show healthy gain In members Tbe sciinG
Assistant has Sent mt GT. an I
reauisons Vvsr P Encampment Was held at Buff
fao in August Blanks and H. i0f ' ,er,n 'endng
December 81 will be mailed TO the various post
commanders
Farnsworth Post No. 10. at Mount Vernon hed
is annual election OF officers on Friday night wheh
the following were chosen: Commando. DaV'u =
Curtis; senior vice-commander. Melville W. he'se!'
,,nior vice commander II. c. Wese; uar,ermaster
Nathan Van Horsen; surgeon DR.. j. c. Hosterr'
chaplain w. A. Armstrong; ofhcer OF me Gay, , a.
William Wilson pr deISss'T TO dePafrimsn5 alien ea-
campPpsnt Pas1 Somp8 Wiam Wilson. jr
The following officers of John 4. Dix Post No.
1@ have been elected for 1898: Commander Wilbur
s BENJAMIN: senior vce-commander, 5. NJ. Gram
dell: Junior vice-commander Horatio Holden; quar-
termaster Job Woodruff: surgeon. DR.. Thomas
Wildes: chaplain Charles A. Swarthout; officer OF
the day. George w Blauvelt; officer OF the guard.
a16eG1 pick Cornelius Ten Rck and William NJ
AsSS;, ~ pay an 10 B. oG
memorial committee: =. w. Day. Alexander New New;
sS1ssf aee Lows Freand and
Spear.
Veterans Of the nth Army Corps. Army OF the
Potomac will hold their annual dinner at Fang
herrs No. II East Twenty-second-st., on Tuesday.
December H. at 7:3O p m. The business meeting
and members who will attend are the Secretary OF
War. General Alger; General Carl schurz General
others
Charles H. Burtis Post No 1S5. will have its
annual inspection at headquarters. Howard-ave.
and Madson-st.. Brooklyn this evening. Comrade
L. Freeland will be the inspecting officer, and will
b p y staff from aSnn VIII blk be pS
more interesting by the use Of stereopticon AZ
s tame n the % h pos oT It's
viii have refreshments
y The Hebrew Union Veterans Association will
u have a reception and entertainment tomorrow
evening at the Lexington Opera House. Thrd-ave
and Fifty-eightht5st G. LIMITATIONS are signed by
Colonel Joseph H. Stiner and Adtutant Is!dore
Isaacs.
New officers Of Lafayette Post No 40 are: Com
ander. Daniel Butterfeld: senior vlce-command-
Z. l.. zanski junior vice-commander Allan
Blackwell: quartermaster Frederick Foster: sur
ons. Dr. Francis A; Utter and Dr. Max G.
nicer Of the day Joseph F. Banks, and ofrcer Of
me guard. Abrarn Bosburgh.
Daniel F. Kelley. admiral commanding the
National Association OF Naval Veterans with head
quarters at Independence Hall, Philadelphia has
sent out In general order the following list Of
other officers OF the association Commodore, j. r.
r. Foss. Ncoet National Bank. Minneapolis
Mimi; captain and chief of staff. William F. Van
Houten No. 81 Lafayette-st, Newark; commander.
A. II. Neal. Franklin and Seneca SITS. Buffalo: leu
tenant commander. William NJ. Paul No. 1876 Wash
No i.aN Great Northern building. Chicago; junior
lieutenant, Theodore f. Lawton, No. ls2 Campbell
Ed K r Dqs S M,s n s1Yy
c SWsm M No Mes MR1 ss chne
trot: Judge voca tegeneral. Charles Cowey, No.
% Midde-st Lowell Mass.
Admiral Kelley makes the following appointments:
Fleet secretary. Frederick f. Haskins, No. 7s7
Westinghouse. Brooklyn: fleet Inspector William
J. Ferguson. No Isis South Ffth-st. Philadelphia:
feet historian. William Simmons. No l.432 Whar-
ton-st.. Philadelphia fleet boatswain, James +.
eSies ranking sa seShern W e.
Atkins. No 4,2lS Cherry-st, Cincinnati: Eastern,
W. Scott Smith. Portsmouth Daily Chronicle -
Portsmouth. y. H.: Central. Charles Karsner No
3l6 South Twelfth-st, Philadelphia.
The following recommendation Is made by Admiral
Kelley In his general order All naval veterans who
are members OF the G. A. r. urged to create a
sentiment In the posts as to the work and impor-
lance OF the L. S. y. during the for the preser-
walton OF the Union by presenting Union Jacks