New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
&. A. II. BUGLE NOTES.

1870.
G. A. Il. BUGLE NOTES.
: THE proceedings Of the annual State Ehcsmp
ment. held in Utica. have been nicely bound. and
n COPY has been forwarded by the headquarters
officials to each post In addition TO tho proceed
ings. tho book contains number OF wcll-eXecuted
pictures Of the department headquarters. at me
the ha tones have been made were taken by Com
rade W r Mullen a. A. O. NJ. and credit for the
work is given IN the Department Commanders last
order
Headquarters officials have sent TO all posts
blank reports for officers. delegates and alternates
for 1899 charter was granted on November IL
for post with headquarters al Ithaca. n J.
The post will be known as James f. May Post No.
20. and begins work with twenty-one charter mem
bers A charter has also been granted for a new
post in Brooklyn which will be known aa Brook
yn city Post No 2}3. the first commander being
William A. Ludden.
J. L. Lee Post No. 2sl. OF Mount Morris. Liv-
ngston County. and T. j. Quinn Post No. sol. OF
Albany. have surrendered their charters. II. {.
Hoffman Post No SOC. Of EmIra. y Y. having
returned it's charter to headquarters. the post has
been dsbanded and transfer cards have been
granted to It's members Charters NJ haye s,a been
Comrade Lewis f. Griffith. Commander Of q. J.;
Willard Post No ~, OF Troy. has been appointed
Assistant Inspector-tieneral on tho National stan
Tho elections for officers Of the variou posts Will
be held the first week In December and ,he De
psrment Commander. referring to the election.
cautions tho posts TO exercise great care In their
selection of delegates TO the thrty-ihird Depart
ment Encampment and SEQ that ONLY those arc
elected who VIII give their time and attention TO
the business Of the encempment.
Tho following comrades have been appointed
aides-de-camp on the Department commanders
staff: John w. Vrooman. Post No. ioi: William
Fisher. Post No eo; James r. Gibbs. Post No. i9S;
o T. Clarke. Post No. f9s; Or William H. coo.
Post No. 81. George w. Ennis, Post No. 81: John
n. Ren. Post No co. r. s. Seckerson. Post No.
~: charles Mccullough: Post No. 49, Parker g.
and + B Llkcr. Pos, No. i9S.
Jamcs \. sexton. Commander-in-C chief. has APP
pointed the following staff. Adjutant-Goncral.
Thomas J. stewart. Morrstown. PENN: Assistant
Adiutant-Gencral Hiram T. Thompson. Chicago:
Quartcrma stor-Genoral Frederick W Sphinx. chi
cago; Inspector General. Aonzo Williams Proyi-
neapolis. and Senior Aide-de-Camp, r. II. Peters.
Chicago.
The National Council OF Administration will be:
Alabama. VI. d. Wickersham. Mobile: Arizona
Samuel G. Rees Prescott; Arkansas. George ".
Clark. Little Rock; California and Nevada. A. r.
Eggeson. ST. Louis; Colorado and Wyoming
John c Kennedy. Denver; Connecticut. John II.
mington; Florida. T. s Wilmarth jacksonville:
Georgia and South Carolina. James p. Averin. At
lanta; Idaho. Alfred Eoff. Boise city: Illinois,
Thomas w Scott. Fairfield Indiana. William II.
Armstrong Indianapolis, Indian Territory. s. =.
Bradford. South McAlis,er; Iowa. Thomas Bel,
Fairfield; Kansas F. II Coney. Topeka Kentucky
T. W. Iiager Louisville. Louisiana and Mississippi
Richard sheppard New Orleans. Maine. Ed
ward Riley, Livermore Falls: Maryland Marian A.
Brian, Baltimore; Massachusetts. " ". BLACK
mar Boston: Michigan. Samuel J. Lawrence.
S Mssoa M se4r IT. St. s. 6as 6a Monan5
Charles Horn Hefna; Ne6raska f. W. Georse
Penacook; New-Jersey. Ciayiand Tiiden jersey
city; New Mexico. II. Cramplon. Santa F.: New
Harrison Allen, Fargo. Ohio. T. VI. M0ultOn. Lima.
oklahoma W. II. Baker Ponce CRY; oregon. B.
II Bradshaw Salem; Pennsylvania James +. Nor
Washington p G.; Rhode Island y. w Wall,
Texas Henry Johnson sherman Utah Amasa 5
qnd0f rs0a 9sN aSd H,rh eroa csanS Sta SoT
folk. Va: Washington and Alaska. Joseph Dickin
Parkcrsburg. and Wisconsin, H. J. Smith. Racine.
II. B. Clanin Post No. SIS. Commander Milton s.
Sure will be inspected on the evening OF Novem-
Der p at Bunting Hall One-hundrcd-a nd-twcnty-
Will be General George b. Loud. of W. :. Hancock
Post No. 259
The entertainment arranged by the Oliver Tden
Woman's Relief Corps NO. l0l took place at the
New Bronx Casino, Observation-Disclosures fourth
st. and Thrd-ave.. Monday evening. and was
highly successful. The new hall was thronged
with members and visitors. and the committee
succeeded in making everybody com ortab" and
eat home" Mrs. Elizabeth W. Pulls. The pres-
Metzger and committee The corps prize was
awarded 10 Mrs. \. l.. Klein. The entertainment
was followed By dance at which George Den
nerlcn. commander of Oliver Tdon Post No. %
was master Of ceremonies.
Chaplin Post 40 . has published review Of its
record since January f. 1897. which shows a total
membership OF 20. being gain oyer last year Of
thirty-nye. Tho post spent for relief and expenses
st. $50 s. and stil its cash balance is larger than
it was at the last inspection. The commander Of
tho post gives notice I'm the circular that Her
Maissty's Army and Navy Veterans Society OF
and 49,, ~. must see that thcv leave us with
as pleasant memories Of chaplin Post and Buf-
falo as We have who won't to Hamilton Nomina-
tons were made on Friday evening Tor ofilcTrs
present officers are: Charles \. orr commandcr;
Frank Myers adjutant. and Albert Schocnwald
quartermdstcr
Junior Vice-C commander Blackwell OF Lafayette
Post 30 10 who will present the flags which the
DOS, sends 20 tho schools Of Porto Rico sailed las
"Wednesday on the TRANSPORT Berlin. \ number o,
comrades of the post assembled a. Pier p 20 bid
the messenger GoGspecd i'm his patriotic service.
The post WAS Inspected on Friday evening by A
sistant Department Inspector W. :. Benjamin.
There was large attendance. and tnc campfire
was as enjoyable as these functions usually are at
Lafayette. The printed trioute Of respect 10 the
memory OF the late Admiral Meade by Adjutant
Brown was distributed. ana the work OF the COM
piler received much praise. In General Order No.
Is the death Of Comrado Garrot +. Dillon Is an
nOunced.
rhc following applicants have been elected 70
membership. Royal r. Frank. L. : \; Robert II.
Hall /. : A.; Henry c. Hasbrouck /. :. A; \.
L. Kimball. L. 5. y. ana Charles ID. ROby 18th
Massachusetts Volunteers Lafayette Post has NJ
present a membership of 595. Tho post lost last
year by honorable discharge, !; by transfer J. and
by suspension. 5.
The following nominations have been made in
Encampment No. 10. linton Veteran Legion: colo
ncl BENJAMIN y. Woodruff; Lieutenant tolonel
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