New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-12
GRAND Array BCGLE NOTES.

At the last meeting Of Kol;es Post No 49, held
at the post headquarters No. 81 Bowery. the
following officers Were elected: Commander. Fred
erick Letzeser: senior vice-commander. Charles
Rinlnsland: Junior vice-comma nder Philip ".
Young; quartermaster. Charles Koch: surgeon. DR..
William Baker. chaplain. Joseph Tnger; officer Of
the day. Christian Bangs: officer of the guard.
Henry A. Kraus; inside sentinel John j. SCHUYLER;
outside sentinel. Charles Brown: delegates 10 the
department encanpment. Peter vogler. Charles
Rininsland. Philip Young. Christian Bangs; alter
mates. II. A. Kraus. William Wise. Charles PfoiN
and Charles Wimpfhemer. Council OF Admlnistra-
tion-Charles Gerlach. Gustav IIaustein. Conrad
Thoenges John Dester. Charles Wlsupfhemer
Louis Pfster and Adolph Le,ner. color bearers.
R Rn5m Ghn !ohn rmme
Ernst Fischer Phiiip Krass, Anthony Dsforge and
Comrade Herman y. Thnm post adfntani and
Comrades Henry Priggle and Adoph Liuge ser
lively tiveIy mayor ''" '"'' ''''''' '' ''
on December Is the pos, viii meet at its present
quarters. No POI BOwery. FOR the last time The
first meeting in January will be- held at the NJ"
hna IN ,ho rt,v aeceh ON
GERS will be installed.
The committee which has charge Of the entertain
ment 10 be given by Lafayette Post on the evening
OF December l6 at Masonic TEMPE. has perfected
an interesting ntogra mm@ tn" Ieception for the
nander will De largely attended.
John A. Dix Post No. i2j presented nag 10
Public School No q ~ The school binding. NJ.
2j5 East Forty-scconi-st. Tuesday evening The
ceremony was witnessed ~ "A large assembly in
clulirg the pupils Of the school \ Programme had
been arranged by Charles G. Roberts n, PRINCIPAL
Of the school. and was Successfully carried ont by
thos who took part in the exercise The presentn-
ton address was delivered BY Z. ltll,ry Anderson.
a member II John A. Dix Post. ard Principal Rob
erts accepted the flag in the name OF The school.
The post represented at the ceremony by
large delegation under Commander ". Henja-
min
Albert Bod;e Class \; Willard Oman. , Class B:
Julius Caprano class \. Jams Muane Class
2: I9hn B7uet Class b. and charies OPP Gas H..
trict wers present. Jane 'igSnS;on MIS- N2 r
Worcester jr.. and Thomas Hastings
There is probably no school in the city where the
presence OF an American flag has done much COOL
as in the East Broadway school OF the Educational
Alliance The flag which is draped In the hall.
was given to the school by George Washington
Post No 1903 DR.. Blaustein. who has charge Of
the Institution says that the Russian children
who attend school there never knew what It was
dll not oven know what a flag was when they
came to the Institution. "A few days. he said.
rs usually 'gh 20 create the proper spirit
and thanks 20 the Grand Army there are no more
loyal children anywhere than one may find in this
school,
The Committee on Teaching Patriotism and
Civics IN the Public Schools of NewYork State
Will meet at the Manhattan Hotel on Friday at
D. m. to discuss ways and means for the coming
season The committee IL composed OF the follow
ing comrades: Colonel j. p. A. Gouden General
\ w Day General George b Loud and Colonel
II II Adams OF NewYork; ex-I.ieutenant- Gov
ernor T. ssx'on OF Iyus aptan poner s al,
Colonel William Morey; OF H%Ghe s Major a.
RNffdlO CAPTAIN Noah Iibbtt ara
STfoln; Fmbr,ght of f'orning and Major
James II. Jenkins Of Mount Vernon
At meeting Of Terry Posi- no. ~ o. a. H.
t.,,,r,a,,l"r Harvey Deal. sorior y,ce.commander
A y slo-ur: Junior vico-coumanlor Gsorge
Kline. nrir,er,nas.er Anraharn Cass: officer cf
Ioba l., Way surgeon. rlcazar benson. l@ieeatc
To- 2-p.r'm. %. on"ii:ri"ani J. : ~ xvii. ".irr-
nate Ahta"ltn ass u, .~li'l '''n , VIZ '""'
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vlcc-corlr rior. Wllia'n IIolM"s. Ju"'.r vice
o.,r,.rand,r. William Vauderroor. qra..ermast-r.
S"',H ''i,,' ~. -ni..r ~ ,S ,'v PIX
inahH , -,,r6 Jc,r} frink.nSn. Jeing1to 70
in. Sta-e convention. Louis Conrad. alternate
~, .'i.. .,..-irc lamar.
Z, : vonrg "a r 9 NJ 100 held IT, meeting
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on Tuesday h's'' ""I ''''" NV ''''"'"S '''.''S
President lane l.. Hewitt. senior ViC"-prsSdcut.
~, ~ r,et. t,,,l,r vior-nrestler, + Aucus,,s
i"..t, p.,1. chan,.,n Anna Richter: conductor.
XIV \ : hoonmaker assistant conductor. Kath-
rim. " rpouough; guard. Abbe iIO"iiin}er assist
ant guard Ai''l irNi ~ W ~, , I'M
~ nlace a. fho first meeting in January
pahlgren POST no. II" 'l'ctu the i"Ho"l's
officers at the meeting held on tho evening Of De-
o,,,bor q. Commander James J. Murphy. senior
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rS,nmander 5eorsc Hopkins guartara Pat
rnk 10 i,v Eh,rles carr. officer Of the
e gnS Fredcri} n Fosiirk. surgeon. T. NJ Flam
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