New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-02
4 DINNER or THE LoYAL LAcIoM
GENERAL SHERMAN GREATLY MISSED FROM
HIS OLD PLACE At THE ranry

HIS OLD PLACE AT THE TAsIy
The face and form Of General saerm,, .,...
welcome and rarely absent from the aoc,s oa,n..,.
oil the New'fork Commandery of the Military Ovds,
OF tho Loyal Legion, was Sadly missed AZ Tho ha,,.
OF the commandery at DeImonico's last night ma.
seat was always at the Fighs OF the commando va,o
General Wager swayne but it was OCCUPIED las, ngh,
by "alofoenerai George :. Greene, Of the Amy.
Others at this table were Generals c. T. christenson
George H. Sharpe and Chatles A. Carleton. Medical
Director Dcavan Bloodgood and Mr.. WEIGH. Amen.
others present were Postmaster Collins, Of BROOKLYN:
Medical Directors A. l.. Giion. Edward xerxbney'
Il. S. Bogert; Paymaster JOIN s. Furey, Lieutenant
Commander A. u. III. Lille Passed Assistant Ens5nee,
John c. kafer, Lieutenanss Philip d. Low. parroo NJ
Lane and c. w. spooner Of the Navy CAPTAINS Ian,e,
I. Harper and s. Budd, Colonies NJ. & Even Al,rod
Cooley, Charles Appleby and JON u. Ammon. Majors
X. A. Brown and A. NJ. pnderhill Lleutensn,s
John Handren and George ". Han. Major,
II. A. Wilkins. Joseph s. Land, W. C. Racer. ws,ao
Sprague and Kiliaen Van Rensselaer,.
After the cigars lighted General swsyne sro..
and reminded the commandery that since wa ~,
met an event has occurred which brngs TO our vcepns
hearts most forcibly the fact that there has been oA
of another leaf Of the golden rosary and reminding us
Of the golden pleasures have had Nv the association
q. General W. T. sherman. We had Intended 10 com.
memorate his memory at this time. b hearts are
full OF love and sadness that we VII walt until our
meeting in the fall We know how tirsd the dear old
General was Of hearing Marching Thrd Georgia. but
let us sing it TO his memory And II was sung with
rouslng voice, General Horato @. King esding.
After the song Colonel Edward K. sill gave an inter-
estng talk OF his experiences In the Rebe prisons At
the meeting preceding the dinner the FLOWING were
elected members:
Medical Inspector Thomas G. Walton, lay Inspector
Albert S. Kenny. Chief Engineer Edward Farmer Passed
Assistant Engineers Il. G. hampton and alexander "
Fraser Passed Assistant Surgeon George henry Butler
and Passed Assistant Paymaster b. i. Muroe. Of the
Navy; Lieutenant +. Dewitt Ramsay, Of the Army; ex.
MajorGenersl Charles H. r. Coils ex-Brga'ier-Generzl
stephen Moitt exCoonels A. G.. Demarest md Charles
L. Norton ex-LeuenantC olonels Rotert NJ. Csinss and
John f. Marshall, ex-Maiors Herbert b. Masters and
George w. Richardson, ex.Captahs Edward l.. Cook,
william II. Corsa, James g. Graham, James r. Hubbard
Daniel c. Moynhsn, Edward S. Perry, John Russell.
George IL. Starr, George NJ. Tison and jerome ID.
Wheeler; cx-eutenants Elisha B. Andrews, David b..
Cooper John S. Kenyon, Dexter A. Smith and James II.
Storey ex-surceon Darlington Maefarane and exchsplsn
William 4. Hui bard OF the Army, and Charles W. Thomas,
Joseph T. Asch A. J. Clark IT., Henry d. Mech. T. p.
Roberts s. T. viele Andrew Boyson jr, Andrew Derron,
IT, the Rev. Richard d. Harlan, Alexander 5. Webb IT,,
OF officers and companions.