New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-31

Tribute Of Respect by Lafayette Post no. J." IN
Memory Of Commander Richard Norsam Meade
L. : y" The memorial was prepared 10y Wilbur
= Brown adiuiant of the post aud contains much
valuable matter pertaining 10 Admiral Meade. the
Swr.I@xeruteJ porfraits ana tributes his memory
from comrades. organizations and publications III
all parts q The country
Colonel Albert H. Shaw's address ON the pensions
before the Rensselaer, County Veterans A~socia-
ton AT Lansing burg has attracted much attention
He reviewed the question from every point
J. f. r. Fo,s. Rear-Admiral. commanding the
National Association of naval Veterans has pub
llShed his hrst general order iu which b" says.
Having been elected to the Office Of rear-admiral
commanding al the thirteenth annual convention
al Cincinnati. Scp't mber . aud :. lSsS ana udll
installed the command Wa as4uihfu "G t ~
that time. aud headquarters have been eSianIShrh
a. 40 - Fourth-si.. south MINNEAPOLIS. 90 u..
The following officers OF thu line ana stan were
elected. and will be- respected and obeyed accord
inely.
Commodore r. - Bliss BROOKLYN.
Flee captain and chief Of stan w = l-arz'lere,
>', ticr, commandpr benjamin d Blanchard, New
Fleet ueutenan, com mander- James \. Miller,
FEE, lieutenant, william Mcintosh. New York.
Fleet master Walter T. Jacobs, NF"-h"N'h
Flee, ensign james Kennedy Portsmouth, Va.
E . Sa, y9Ss,eJ 'I pasn Proyiden,e
Fleet eneneer-f y vhIiisi,l,a'n, Sh has
Leo eh y lew
, Fleet udee adyocate-F G. Harvey Minueapol 8.
I hereby announce the following appointments:
Fleet secretary Frederick +. Haskins Brooklyn.
Fleet boa,swain- Edward Virgins Brooklyn,
Fleet historic. William simmons Philadelphia
Penn.
The following nominations having been received
are hereby confirmed. and shipmaies named Will
acknowledge their acceptance 10 these he'dqu'r
National aides ranking as Lieutenant command
30 p Clinton . Rood New Haven. Conn.
No. Is Jeremiah Sullivan. Mil~aukee VIZ
30 20 Charles S%ner p9[PS New S pedfo2d Mass
30 y. Edward NJ Franklin. Brooklyn,
No. 80. Loring l.. Wilton, Somervill", Mass.
The address Of any naval apprentice who served
between September Il. 1864. and July l. lNd5 Is
wanted by Fleet Secretary Haskns -. o,,
Information is wanted by Henry j. lyda NO. ~
North Nintteenlh,st 81 i,o'ns a. 10 ' i ynIi
States ship Connecticut
The Logan Veteran Legion Of Erie County has
issued a call to It's comrades on behalf Of the can
dates OF the Republican party. William Morgan.
the Republican candidate for Controller, Is men-
Der Of the organization. aud his name Is thus
linked with that Of Colonel Roosevelt IN the lie
giOn's open letter:
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt. our candidate for
Governor. has attained worldwide fame, not only
for his bravery and daring on the nfld OF oath.
but for independence or InDD"gul anu &C. ION. az
civic life Ills sterling and commanding abilities
are universally recognized and specially qualify
him for the high otfice for which nr has been
named.
Colonel William j Moryan. our candidate for
Controller has q bIiau' record IS Union -1l-
di.r during toe War - the Rebellion. and won
marked distinction iu the M Enihccut charge 80
Port Hudson where no was stricken down 10y th"
bullets Of the enemy. The memory ~ san Juan and
Port Hudson are thus linked together upon our
ticket As - private citizen and In position Of
public trust colonel Morgan has worthiiN Su~-
iaiurd the houors won on his countryS battle
fields He is am honor"d member Of this organiza-
ton. and 'ake great pleasure 100 commanding
his caudidatur'
The following are ne officers Of the Leg
Joseph r. ENeu. president. Henry f.. Siambach.
first vice president ". 5 Brown. second vice
president. la Rue Peck recording and correspond
ing secretary. Walter r. Smith. financial secretary
Alfred I.yth treasurer and Adam Scheli marshal
Executive Committee Charles \. orr. chairman,
I y Roy : Oatmau vice-Chairman. Henry r. STAN
bach secretary. Henry 4 Meuker. James \. Rob
erts. Theodore Bull Robert j. Walker G. u. x
StoWits George ". Flynn. -. Alexander and
christopher Smith
Paul Kamerer OF Abraham Lincoln Post 80 g.
has been appointed by the Board OF Education as
lecturer in the Lectures 20 the People" course.
| Ills first lecture. the subject From Reveille 20
Taps" VIII Doe delivered this evening ~ Public
| School 80 3. Oue-huudred-a nd-forty-fr and
| EdgecoHbe