New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-26
GRAND ARMY BUGLE NOTES.

High Private" writes from Albany 'ha' Wv
most elaborate preparations for tio s,ar
monies in this city being mace u, ~. ~
ters Every comrade who can ride Walk OF SIT w
e getting readv for the great parade. The De-
partment flags and gudons and the heanauai' .' =
marching paraphernala have all been sent ." -
ew-York other affairs are thus discusseu
Little is to be heard as to the s,er x Y'.
wSn $ 70 for oef b trial s Of Past Com
mander John a. Reynolds on charges " nn ali
sdes n or K ers about this
affair and Its sequel the pIeieITrrness G Graham
Ali the comrades with whom have GO, eonys tn,s
land they many from all par'Rs Rochester Si COM
rades for rushing into print to wash their dlrE
linen by the aid of the newspapers. ~ ond less
pubcity II would have been better for the De-
partment and for the order In genera, rao- crows
apace and has assumed the form OF sun d mun
Every day develops some new phase rnd te who will
be the successful comrade. the eIec,lo i. Nil Iii
month will be close and more thh an , one cy one
Should there be n third ballot. lookout ior . AL
horse from Troy Let me pre renal eo conn Judge
L. +. Griffith. commander OF O. j.. WHARF ~ os,
No His legal abilities r ms :, tbe pnst for his
comrades give evidence of qualities that ne "a
WEN Gomrade Griffith rises to his feet TO speak
no one need be afraid that he VIII nuTuer ule
English language. Look out for tho Trojan COM
The closing days of Department co mn n1eT
Grahams administration are witnessing inc usuai
hurry and rush incident TO the annual Wlhu-up.
The Assistant Adjutant-General - putting Iit t
finishing touches 10 his report; the encampmen'
roll is completed and the Acting Assistant quar-
termaster-General i. getting his books and ac-
counts in readiness for examination by the Audit
ing Committee of the Council OF Administration
Special order No from the headquarters OF
Lafayette Post No. li0 directs all comrades 10
parade tomorrow IN the post uniform with fatigue
,,Io- loclx ehO
ton ceremony Eat the tomb Of Ulysses s. Grant
General President, comrade" The post Will act
as escort TO Major-General o. o. Howard chiel
marshal Of the Grand Division OF Veterans 'onn-
rades +. G.. Tuckcrman and A. +. Bonticou VIII
act as band guides; Comrades Joseph "A. Lache!
and Frederick S. Morrison right and left generai
guides. respectively: Past Chaplain Wilbur f.
Wood will assume the place and duties OF CHAP
lain Hovt who IL absent sick leave; junior
Vice-C Commander Hewlett Will occupy the position
OF Senior Vice Commander Long. commanding'
Past Senior Vice-Commandcr Thompson VIII act
as Junior vice-commander. and Past Senior vice.
Commander Salisbury will act as officer OF the
day. vice Officer Of the Day Bennett absent with
another command: Comrades A. J. Case. Gilbert
n Knight Richard +. Ware Richard H. Greene.
Henry Holly. Edwin A. Whitfield. waldo
Sprague Albert NJ. Cudner. Robert a. Morrisoh
and James b. Bach are appointed commanders OF
companies, to rank In the order named. and VIII
arms. for assignment; Past Surgeon Max G. Raehe
Is appointed assistant surgeon for this occasion.
and will report TO the surgeon. The post WIZ
march in battalions-the LIST Battalion, right Cins
under command OF Acting Senior Elce-CoHl-
mander Hewlett and the ID Battalion. left wing.
under command OF Acting Junior vice Comrnaniae.
Who have swords. should report with them The
AdJutant for field duty on requistion by INC cnet
rades have kindly rendered their post uniforms
for use by such ununformed comrades, as may
ST: William f. Calender No IS Libery-st. John
Hamilton Chest q inches. Hotel %a s. Gsorgo
Chest IS inches, No Z Chambers-st. and George
p Edgar Postofice Box 5A. New-York Adjutant
bic suggestions. "a superfuity OF badges would be
a display inconsistent with the simplicity OF the
conspicuous position Of the escort renders IT neces,
sary that none but uniformed members ehouid
Governor Charles Warren LIppitt Of Rhode
past department commanders and the aides-de.
camp on Commander in Chief Clarkson's stan 20
accompany him to ok mey % have Te a s
cepted. and will take part In the parade to-fnor-
row mounted They lefye en-
and Hartford Railroad, arriving in this CITY *
9 p M 9pIf' sa aG Pe for the visiting
rades at the Park Avenue Hotel Among the num-
Der will he Department Commander Livingston
Scott Senior Vice-Department Commander 5. w.
X Allen. Speaker of the House OF Representa-
Roljou' president of General Clarkson National
SIAN Association: Colonel George Edward Allen.
secretary of the National staff Association: Past
Department Commanders General Charles r. Bray
ton Professor Alonzo Williams, Brown University
G aTe senator raT David Ray Colonel Philip S
Chase, Assistant Acknowledgement; Genera Gene
chief and Daniel r. Ballou. They will remain in
The city until Wednesday evening: rms evening
thew will call on Commander-in-Chief Clarkson a.
his h~adouarters at the Gilsey House, and on
Past Department Commander l. F. MACK Go,, OF me
No ie
and has the Endorsement OF MS department az
Southern departments.
Grand Marshal George W. Brewer, OF the Ma
tional Association OF Naval Veterans. directs IN
General orders No. 2 that the Naval Veteran Bat
TALON muster in Sixty-fourth-st.. west OF the
boulevard tomorrow, at 10 a, m. Commanding
officers on arriving at the place Of formation Will
report at once TO tho acting fleet captain. snip
mates Will parade in full uniform, with whlte
gloves commanding officers with side arms. The
line OF march will be through the Boulevard and
Riverside Drive to the monument and reviewing
stand where tho column will be reviewed by the
President Of the United States and his Cabinet;
foreign countries distinguished Army and Navy
officers Governors OF various States and other dis
fore The President marching salute will be given
bv manning yards" After passing in review be-
lprG I'm, the battalion viii be dis
missed at the first convenient point TO enable the
sbipmates to witness the ceremonies, Wow the
monument. etc. As this will probably be the last
great function IN which the surviving soldiers ana
sailors of the late will take part u is earnest
lv hoped and requested that commanding officers
use every effort to parade their associations WIN
full ranks. The Farragut Association. Port OF
Now-York will hold n reunion and dog watch
at it's headquarters. No S Forsyth-st.. near Grand
ST. after the parade and ceremonies at the monu-
mcnt Visiting shpmates are cordially invited to
he present The following shipmates are appointed
aids to the battalion marshal: James r. Burrage'
William II Eghert, William Simmons. +. w. Raw
don F y Baxter. William NJ Swasoy. r. \. Nc
Lean T.. r. Carrigan. William o. Saylle, THOMAS
Watkins J. j. i. Gettick and +. +. Penny.
The Robert T.. Lee Camp Of Confederate Vet
Grams will dedicate the monument 10 the Con-
federate dead tho gift OF Charles Broadway
Rouss in Woodlawn May 90 The Farraeut AS