New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-01
cpAND ARMY BUGLE NOTES.
o,nrp FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF
- ovrRZEALoUs COMRADES.

49,. c Clarkson, Coinmahuer-'n-O"@' '
.or,relled TO issue fresh oroe' io' VI. ~"
eeon compe" .rzoalous comrades who seem deter
preston OF w. w., Grand Army organization In ala
mined 20 IL, 10 become ofhce-holdefs. IL mas
OF ih'l' ,tod that there are members mere III
been n.. who ought to take warning oeiore 'nes
Ne" ,rseIyes mixed up with cou't-i""' VIC" -
se' " The National COMMANDER mas "e -
by the opportunities OF piaSe-hun,',S s,,a'
ahho'. ,t ont the following In Geherh orue'S
he has 80 bo,douarters are overwhelmed with
No = - Cor the Endorsement and recommend
app oorties for political po"itons "n,t 90 sho
the Comma,r r,icle n. rules and regulations which
orcsr follows No officer or comraue o, , &C. this
read a. ,bc Republic shall in any mahnta use an,
Army ,1 81 for partisan purposes and no his
ors,on Of partisan questions shal ue for
cusSlo' a., 70 Meetings nor shall any nominhtlohs io
one 3i ' ofice be made 1t is plain ySa ona OF
his rule posts. or post OF va observation-disclosures
IN mn for Endorsements of political nature; n
headquarters will IN no ca argos that the same lie
tne,lV Observed by officers and posts
The Rev. Dr. Mark b. Taylor Chapsih'ih-Cn lei
-, c-o,6 ARMY of the Republic. VIII soon De
o. U'' -, - Greater New-York. He has ac-
90 = ali from the Park Congregational Church
- pr,ollvn and will leave his present charse III
Cor,o, Mass for his new home IN 'hon'i VI
t,or,vrinr is a letter from Comrade Taylor
.,j.,en at Canton. February "a, TO Com7aoe "eois :.
-, Alton of Providence My Dear Comraue
A
O ,o, have nv best thanks. The PARK 'ohere
,io,sl church of Brooklyn. y. r., from Wn'c en-
bsy4 received unanimous caiI' - -, 30 tho
seyen;Ln NM j. almost wholly residential ! presume
snail begin my work there IN april Pe ebn tax
la'TI p1r. rom revere Post No a. Canton 10
me famous L. 5. Grant Posi- no 81; nam NV resig
RE church here has not !ti act 80 The more
nation hut wn probably ere long. sr ne INV nrcs
think o. II, ,y,b nv people and the comrades Of
eht '55l',arrnaut I thank you. my Gear conraue,
for or many i ooodwili am glad 10 have known
Won and rour good wife. 10 Whpm 49, ude Warlf
kindly remembered. Yours IN best oil o''''S' "''"
b. Taylor
rho veterans of tho 9th Regiment. \. G. s n y
.ook q prominent per, in the opening of the new
-, los, Nondnv evening Many well-known
Grand Army men were present. The veterans o'
the regiment were in fun force snd furnished
fine supper in their quarters. This was hl''h"eu
only for The wives and guests of the veterans anu
admission 10y tcket but by some qverslsht b no
tickets were taken at the door ana tne Idct ' ne
a free lunch was going on soon spIcauu w. "a n
lhoRs3 ana OF m'f for ,be food There was no
there who could perform miracle ana me Eid
and fishes" gave ont before satisfying tcket-h o,
ars The veterans room is situated on the hrst
floor and is handsomely furnished: A H n sn
i bTsr Hi''' '''' "
Tho 7rh Regiment Veteran Club of New-fork
CITY has been recognized under the title OF the
Military club Of New-Yor
Tho Vosburgh Veterans of the list Regiment
American Guard ~ Y. 5. NJ, celebrated the loo'h
anniversary Of the birth of George Washington as'
Monday night February o. at Jaegers Assembly
Rooms II was private reception and supper 1or
~. old vets" and their families Some nifty
couples participated in the grand march which
was headed by President and Mrs. Henry r.
Iiebenau followed by Captain and Mrs. Andrew NJ
Copeland Sergeant and Mrs. G. w becK"i'h,
Captain and Mrs. G. H. Cannon. Lieutenant ana
Mrs Gunther X Alderman Sergeant and Mrs +
IT uolbrook Cartain T.. #. Valentine and Miss
Frances A. Lieberau, Surgeon and Mrs. g. /.
Young Corporal and Mrs. f. Scheele, sergeant
Daniel Keyes and daughter, Comrade C. A Hogre1e
and sister Courade and Mrs. w. H. Henry, Colonel
AID MS Joseph Keller, Comrade ana Mrs I. f.
Ivdeckcr CAPTAIN and Mrs. l.. +. La Tour. Ser
goant and Mrs. O. r. Brewster Sergeant and Mrs
II T. Iiobenau. Comrade and Mrs. g. p. Lydecker'
DR. Charles Lierenau and Miss Emogene Leoenau
Corporal and Mrs D. Harmed. Sergeant ana MIS-
q, md ia for and Mrs T : Jones The ballroom was
brnU1ntly and artiscally decorated TOT lnlS oCcd
sion with bunting. flags, banners ana trophes OF
the var There were also oil paintings, lie SIZE OF
(ieorge Washington and Coonel ADfain . , aOs
bLrgh They occupied the most consplc9uous Iac f
IN fhe ballroom and greatly admired IN
front Of The orchestra was Woe sl , SIP y on
eians OF the American Guard. list Regiment n; J.;
s NJ organized september ~ lS'% 10 pe eTPS Issi
At each end of the orchestra were two beauiifni
s sK nreiiy embrodered in gold the middle
s; Ire OF each flag. These flags We're the gnt OF
oId c6Tmpan9 E. 7lst Regiment The reception was
a great sqcctsS ne ,rbam was appreciated by
ali present and the supper served ny me CaIeaGl
Mr. Terh1ne was ;GIg1Po chairnam was warmly
praised for the able manner in which everything
was managed
The ceremony of presenting an American nag by
Lafayette Pos, No. 40 to the Rhinelander school
Eighty-eighth-st and First-ave. took place on
TUESDAY evening Past Commander Long. with mr.
teen members OF the post attended in uniform ano
The speech of presentation was made by Colonei A
G. Mills The pupils assembled N me Me-, P
p,bicb uas a Drropriately decorated MISS M fas-
cal the principal. led the exercises, which began
with salute 10 the nag hT rosnnns,ye exercises
Followed Captain Jack" Crawford, the poet
s sg9n vas Brpnco Ss Bcycc Captain Haas Of
the school battalion, replied 10 Co'nraue -"i'S
speech presenting the flag
F. D. Morgan Post No 2G celebrated the even
,,e OF Washneton's Birthday with campfire and
smoker Commander McNally presided. and there
were many visiting comrades Commander Mar
shall of Pennsylvania; Captain Albert Maxheid OF
Tohn A Meek and Chaplain Kidder were among
these who respcrded TO sentiments appropriate 10
sS a. With other refreshments TO remind the old
6ovs Of what cley subsisted on in the field in the
early sixties
Tho roenbor. Of the % New-Jersey Volunteers
will hold their annual May reunion in Orange this
wear 4 meeting 10 make arrangements for the
.ea,. min no held at Uzal Dodd Post headqua rters
g. 6raTge This evening. Orange had representation
In every regiment and battery OF NeW,JeIsey; but
Ir,,b No eycention of one company In the I'D New
Jersey sicNess brigade: had no distlnG, organiza-
zion exceDt in the "a New-Jersey Volunteers, IN
,rIch fhere was one company. {. largely composed
~ younr men living in Orange when enlisted NO
doubt the memory Of this fact VIII ASSIST ~ make
the occasion one Of unusual interest
1oeerb w KAY Of BROOKLYN president OF the
1erooklvn War Veterans Association. was IN Wash
ineton last week IN the interest Of "A oiI 10 ex-
tend the benefits Of Section l1i, Revised statutes
10 tonorably discharged soldiers and sailors OF me
ITnited States This section provides that veterans
who were discharged because OF WOUNDS OF 1dsaDIo