New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-02
GRAND ARMY BUGLE NOTES.

GRAND ARMY BUGLE MI Eo.
The action Of the Confederate Camp OF New
York in condemning the efforts or Senator p"''e''
OF North CsIolina. to secure pensions from ''o
Federal Government for Confederate veterans mas
saTsed nasn 'q rom comade OF NewYork
post contains the following paTa sS 70 PASS the
resolution ana they have earned the respect o., OF
the for 9f the Su Ian We cn neither forget
place ourselves in position when wHu,n a5ne ali
in their powe- to Kill US 10 say nothing OF op'
country
Terry Post. Woman's Relief Corps. elected the
following officers last week President Lyuia
slocum: senior vlcepresiden Nellie hoycf' !vWa war
vIce-presdert Anna fieig sarah Sterling
conductor Mary Bum. assistant conuucto', tstant
geps c,nda Pamatier: de gate Sarah ser
ling; alternate Melissa Fredericks
General James S. wadsworth Post No Il held
its annual election the evering Of December L
and elected the following officers for the year;
Commander John j. McQuillen. senior vice-com-
mander william T. Lewis; Junior vice-commanner'
George Wenner; quartermaster Charles r; in'gS
FLOYD surgeon John II Jones; officer OF the day
Charles Gan.nl; officer Of the guard John
Sergeant. David De witt: armorer Alfred J; Down,
ing: color bearers. Michael klingenschmdt anu
charles 5: Times; alternate to State Encampment.
Charles f Forrest delegates to ro Mem 2nton an
tornates Memorial Committee Seorge m sinrs
and James Graham; delegates TO a 2daa' William T
Lewis
one Of the most impressive services ever held In
Grand Army pos, took place at the headquarters
OF Lafayette Post Friday evening "hen ne d1sd
ria services were ned Iop tne comradas who were
remembered In the record was Captain Aiexahoe'
VI Wetherill. who fell at San Juan Hi.
The annual inspection OF Wadsworh Post was
conducted by Commander Kelly OF James C. kice
Post No g. who with his STAFF was received WIN
due honors He expressed himself as highly pleased
Cuillen thanked the inspecting officers for their
words of praise. The post was later addrssssu at 10y
Past-Commanders German and Frazer ana A oo
tant Hyde After the formal exercises were over
supper served and the members Of James fsa a.
which viii be remembered with pleasure by both
organizations.
These are the new officers Of James Hooker Post
No 1873: Commander. Daniel F. crowley senior Vice
commander Philip Ascher: junior vice-commander
Wright Morton, chaplain, Alfred S. Bugoee sur
geon Frederick Schiller: quariermaster LOUIS :,
ih riPs saar 1 John Faherty delegate State En-
a. HsFe S &c
lam J. Barry and Alfred Rugbee; aHer RI sd
2G hasinsr h nsrro ee shach Charles + or
Henry Lymn M ATea B BaTy and apq Otto
ner. 30
George H. Thomas Post 10. elected the follow
ING now officers: Commander. John A. Reynolds;
senior vice-commander Samuel S. Eddy Junior
vice-commander Samuel c. Pierce: quartermas,er
Charles wall s"TseH Hoo pf oeer it Of the day
John g. Allen officer. of the guard George y J.
oaks adjuan James HniEhnson oe'esa'e' NJ H.
Smith; alternate. ;. H. Williams
Al the election OF officers Of William G. Mitchell
Pos, No s5e Abram L. Witter was elected adju-
tan, for the ninth Other officers chosen were
commander William Robinson; senior vice-com-
mander Matthew II. Mater: junior vce-ccom-
mander Joseph Lawrence; quartermaser WilI It
. 1Tpgvncan: officer OF the day. Joseph W. Hustled;
ocer OF the guard Charles kayarnsXy sergea ,a
sergeant. James g. Lucas
4, tho last encampment OF Judson Fitzpatrick
Post No 1n the following officers were elected;
Commander John b. Roper; senior vce-com-
mander Paul Koepke surgeon, Martin Becker;
Junior vice-commander. Angus; PITT: CHAPLAIN n;
James steele; adjutant. George Webster; oiicsr OK
the day R P huntey; officer Of the gpard M
The officers will be installed on January g.
rhe ,ew roster of General George b. Mcclellan
POST No $50 includes the following Commander.
Georee ID Knight: senior vice-commander. John I.
Hall. Junior vIce-commander. Frederick Hines;
namari,crmaster oscar f. Pohle surgeon. Edwin j..
hue ue. rhapiain. Henry A. Thomas; officer of the
day. JShs pas Albert Phillips and quar-
! termaster-sergeant, II. 5. Gridley
The following officers have been elected In +. 5.
| Gilmore POST No 40 Commander +. Fuhr. senior
vice-commander NJ Hoffman; junior vice-com-
rnander e. Fink; surgeon. William Schrader; chap
/ lain b Seitz: quartermaster, j. Hammerschmtt'
odiutaut T. O. Pfeifrer officer OF the day. j. Ga.
! brie: officer Of the guard r Rsuter. de'ega'e' D.
/ Hammerschmitt. and alternate. f. Fink
The newly elected officers OF elisa Camp No 1873
Sons OF Veterans. T. s. A.. will be Installed by Colo
mel F. " Estes. OF Albany, on wednesday even
ing at New-York Mannerchor Hall, No. 93 East
rifty-sixth-st Job f. Hedges. past district com
mander. will deliver an address An entertainment;
will follow the installation exercises. which have
/ heen arranged by the following committee: Lee
| andcr PUCK Charles H. Floyd J. Henry Bargebuhr
Winarn Enoch and Mortimer j. Downing.
In answer TO A communication from W. F.. ia
cobs secretary Of the Gideon Weles Naval Vet.
erans, Association Of New Haven. Conn. Admra
Dewey sent the following note TO the association
| from his nagship at Manila:
w F. Jacobs secretary Gideon Welles Naval Vet
| Grams Association. New-fiaven, Conn
Dear SIR In reply % your Letter n OF May 3 b!
| Snroiled az member OF the Gideon Welles Nava
| Veterans Association Of Connecticut My most sin
cere thanks are due 10 me msmners OF you, sSso
| so kindly expressed In your letter
L, c. Turner Post No. 2s. Of Cooperstown. elected
| the following new Board of Officers the last
! annual encampment; Commander' W. H. Maruh
| senior vice commander Hugh Lynch; Junior vice
| commander Frank Jarvis; chaplain. Reuben Bates
| auartermaster. Michael Little; ofhcer OF the DAY
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