New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-22

.omnlaned that her husband had been absent from
his home since August ana tnat sue Wa dsscrin.
tom Of the missing man was sent out to the different
station-houses. He is described as being hVe ieet
inches n height WIN Sn aasS amd dressed
in light diagonal blue coat, white TassseosJ
black and white checked trousers and puttonedd
shoes. Mira Walker said yesterday My husband
has been drinking lately, but never until now MAJ
he remained away from his home. lie tod tne Err
when he went away that he would DC PACK 70 d,n ILL
oer Nv O'clock Tho last that / heard OF MIN
was that he was at friends house In Ann-st ana
that he was not sober. He has been commercial
traveller in thus country and tne o,a , bn
for some weeks Lately. he has been working on
Commission, but cannot tell you the name OF tne
honse that employed MIN, because 1t might lnlure
him in his nosition am afraid something serious
name OF Walker was reported. but found on inves-
tiqation that 1T was not my husband.
REIJNION OF VETERANS AT GLEN ISLAND.
THE LINCOLN CAVALRY ASSOCIATION FoRMED-A
POLICEMAN INSULTS THE FLAG.
unique and inspiring meeting of men who
had not seen each others faces iDr ne mn.tsr
day. Out of 500 survivors OF the lat New
York Lincolnl Cavalry thirty-slx assembled.
was a peering into faces which time had LEFT ts
marks more or less distinctly. Then as the recoilce
ton of old scenes rushing back eyes frightened
and hand gnpedi hand as only old soldiers can
The Lincoln Cavalry. was the first volunteer
cavalry regiment to take the neid CAR Sdnu us
and Major Andrew II. McReynolds, who had been
Captain underl General Phil Kearny In the
service in Virginia. West Virginia ard Pennsylva-
MA where it was known as The Sabre Regi.
ment" 1t served from tne beginning TO the end OF
the war. Entering the United States service Win
200 men il bore It's rolls during Its term OF ser
vice over 2, 200 men, all electives ana many praVe
fellows won their spurs or the straps OF genera
officer in its service. The members are now ScaV
tered in distant states. -
The reunion yesterday was under the auspices OF
Harry b. Hidden Post No, $40, OF CITY island,
Jerome Bell commander. The post is named after
First Lieutenant Hidden, of Company ii, VINO was
killed in battle. After roll call and snbstantlsl
dinner the comrades were caled 10 0rEeI ~ Sn eno
public spirited citizen who gave $4,000 10 equip
and send the regiment TO the front IN 1851 MI.
Reed briefly alluded to the early trials OF the regl-
ment. He said:
front ana pay your own expenses the Government
would give yon 70 DO you t ea by
giving you years OF the hardest WORK any
did. Yonr record challenges the admiration ,u 81
tered out aneighborng island, and no reunion nas
since taken place You VII 10 home TO-DAY ieeihs
happier aud better because You came mere
On Mr. Reeds suggestion a veteran organization
was formed to be known as the Lincoln Cavalry
Veteran Association. The following officers were
elected, President, Captain Abram Jonesl VICE
presidents Captain William Alexander and captain
Il. Chalmers Hlnton; treasurer, Lleutenant Napo-
leon Valentine; recording secretary, First Lieuten-
ant Frederick f. Hotchkiss, of New Haven't CORE,
spending secretary, Ls Moyne Burleigh.. Dir. Reed
was made an honorary member IL Is intended
TO nave a reunion every year in this city.
Two incidents only occurred TO mar the pleasure
of the occasion-n neither of which were tho vet;
Grams at fault. After Myndert Starin had welcomed
them NJ the pier and babe them TO make themselves
at home an island policeman forbade Hidden Post
to unfurl their colors-the United States Tag. The
| second incident occurred at the meeting.
Just as II was closing Dig pohcen snh
Ia this wise: "See here gentlemen, this thing has
got to stop. It's gone far enough, and III arrest
YOU if you go on. THIS isn't meeting house" The
Indignant looks and comments of the veterans
checked him. and Mr. Reed. quietly Ignoring him.
| SAID: we have now accomplished all that we IN
tended 10 do II remains only 10 adjourn, and the
next time we meet It will be in America, where the
National flag can be unfurled."