New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-28
long that the Illustrated papers had had lots of

long that the illustrated papers had had lots Of fun
ingalls, went up to Washington and brought back
with him spotted coach dog. That Was the most
full ldnk in his tail. ] think that ingalls, had 10 pay
$40 extra for that hnk. Anyhow that miserable dog
and was always under every body feet In the way.
one day the dog wandered Into General Grant's tent
t Meed dor in and then at insa, AID sid
What on earth are YOU going TO do with that
dog? DO you expect to take II to Richmond
81 hope TO-" replied lHgas: "he Is lOng-lived
breed" daughter and applause)
Then there is General Coils. one Of the chief en-.
Six Nations one time. NOT long ago, we were coming
over to NewIork. The train stopped at station
old soldier came up aud said Where's the Old man
pointed to Parker The old fellow looked at him for
q moment. then said slowly: =" Yes. limits him. but
he's more sunburned than when saw him last"
notice that Jesse Grant gets TO dinner early mere
now o We dd use to G s nGW Grant 2 said to him
morning: "Why, when ] was boy ] used to gel,
and tend all the cattle and cut hall cord OF
Oh, yes responded Jesse, with grin. "but You
didn't have such good papa" daughter ana ap-
Many Of Won NAV not know why General Grant AN,
happened to De- buried In New YORK l' lu..ciI !,
his burial In connection with New York were H W,
his last thoughts some wanted him buried IN WASH
ingon, rs you know but No President had ever been
buried In Washington. and when General "r'"' ,
wishes remembered all discussion ceased. ,,,,
There were many affecting incidents connected W.T.,
the raising Of the fund An old soldier came ,no ,
office one day and said to me: g hear ihat SoN VII an
goin' 10 build a tomb for my Cd commando. wal an,
hev $50 in the bank It's all have D,,
If kin git one or the boys To .Irau!
nv hand III write ont q check for IT, lie wrote nut
the check and said when he went away I'm happier
now than ! hey ben fer seven years" lNprhh r'l
When this tomb Is completed every one IN me ',,v
will feel that he has received a llch reward. 70
matter how lofty build 1t, It Will never relrh ,ne
height Of his fame. dong applai'eD Mn'n, "
finish this viii all hold mp our heads niue ls,,
and viii all feel little prDdcr ana New, l3rh W." WI,
stand higher I'm the list ~ cities OF the word IMAM She
did before. G0ng appauseD
When General Porter finished his speech General
Dodge called upon Ellhu Root. who speaking ~ th'
representative - younger generation referred ~ the
glorious achievements OF both Lincoln ana tram
Ills address IN serious strain ana Az my
he So cloduently uttered cordially RESPONDED ~
bv the applause OF those who listened 20 him. inc
Scnor Naas Romero spoke for The sister Republic u
Mexico" lie received hearty greeting ana was en-
thusiastc In his declarations OF esteem 81 "cheri
Grant General Schofcld also spoke. ana his rmafh@;
coming from frow-solder and the pre- -ent hcih ol
the Army. reflected The highest appreciation ot inc
virtues Of his old commander. lie said that the com
Uinaton ~ the three qualities Of courage. jusucc ana
truth was what made Grant great.
The next speaker seth Low. who made q plc'lS
ant address OF the kind for which Nc Is becoming cce
brated. lie was followed 10y General Wager SWaynH
after which General O. q. Howard spoke briefly
lumbin College Glee Club sang patriotic songs.