New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-21

expectation be realized the paraue VIII eN'eei =,
&, recent vears The statement that there VIII DE
-, ,,ra1a ~ the National Guard this year Is not
wholly correct Troop \. Captain Roe WHICH, WIN
the Go,h Regiment pariodcally turned out ID
Memorial Day VIII parade again May 81. A"e
gJh no longer exists regiment ana uie sai'"'e
Colonel CavannEh has been placed upon t'' 80
ua but IT'S place Will be taken by the 9th ''loh'I
seward and II f. expected that the LIST ana "a
batteries VIII ais, join the patriotic column. BE-
sides. II is not SIRE that the 63th Battalion may
not lee out af;er All. ~
The regular troops stationed in and near New
York will parade AMI In spite OF the eHor'S u
certain part OF the Board Of Eiucacon to prevent
81 several thousand scaool boys VIII appear in the
column.
,rno following comrades have accepted an APP
poln,ment and viii act as aids ana DIVISION mar
sials 20 Granl Marshal DoherW on Mem'r1a'
I,av. John y. Hyde. r. g. Phair. '. NJ. NHcoN' D.
H. Levy. : IT, McElroy. W. II. lindsy. Ihomas
Graham. j. r. Piers1n. j. l.. Llnansk, j. W.
Wright John ;. Hulln H. T. Bartlett Z. q. R-ch-
art C. c. Forrest. e. II. Macdonald. ". +. Gnf-
n.h g. A. Ownes. W. Young. y. Moore. }. Blythe
" r.. Van Wyke. f. Il. Bra.nard j. W. Dixon o.
FDltz H. \. Rose and H. b. Outcutt
4 prominent candidate. FOR c1nmander-ln-chlet al
Oh. National Ercampment % b. held this year at
pltt.hlrg VIII b. colonel Ivan G. walker OF In
dilrauolis. lul A. the recent encampmeni or uat
STATE 70 VS. unanimously resolved 20 present MS
RAN. as tae choice %: the department. Comrade
Wa1,or wls born in Inl Hama In 1893 Of Scotch an
cos,ors A. the breaking out OF the war he held an
important office. which T., resigned 10 join COM
parv OF the "a Indiana. and IN May. 1888. became
c..ou,. During a daring raid IN Alabama the whole
br.slIe WAS captured. and Colonel Walker spent
nearly Cd year 10 Libby Prison. IL escaped through
The james tunnel In February, 1864. At the battle
OF Nashville he rendered valuable service to Cen
cral Thomas as a volunteer aii. In 1881 he was
elected department. commander ~ the G. \. r.
IIclIst1n.s which have been prepared a. the citys
expense pursuan; to request, and bearing the fol-
lowing inscriptions are lying IN the cellar or the
City Hal awaiting claimants: John Manner. COM
pany T. y Y H. Artillery; Joseph Boar COM
pany A. Isl y y Volunteers; Jacob Hopper. SD
y Y Battery. :. T. Rose. Company f. 18Th y. l.
H. Artillery: Charles Wagner. Company u. 18th y.
Y Volunteers: Samuel Sweetaer, Company y. @th
y Volunteers: Thomas Wilmer Company h. 6S'n
Y Volunteers. Edward Weigel Company ID. bith
Y Y Volunteers: Julius Miller Company b. 4th ~
7 Volunteers: William Nlely Company A. t6th
y. Volunteers: Edward Faes. Company G. 47th
y T. Volunteers: A. q. NaE. United States Navy;
ADJUST Walter Company ~ %th Ohio Volunteers;
Edward Mis- United states Navy; Christopher
, Ell.Aer. Company y. Goth y. Y. N2IunieerS LOUIS
viockner. Company y. 1874 y Y Wlun;eers; Pat
rick Rely Company b. 5;h y. Y Engineers;
Francis Muhlnash,r Company L. Isl \. Y cav
airy. Franz Roth. Company u. An United States
Artillery; George Kuntz, Company \, io;h y. l.
Volunteers. william Bower. Company g. oth penn.
Cavalry: Francis Kohler. Company \, I'm Michigan
Vo'un,eers. Frederick Hoofer. Company q, SSth y.
Y Volunteers. Charles Beslyne Company A. 18TH
\ Y. II Artillery. FreI Hautsch. Company i.
1921 L. : g. r. w + Wright. company G, Rth
Mass Volunteers. Valentine Nepp COMPANY f. 4SIn
is.b Ms Vo.,intoers: 4 Kreizler Company q,
iG7th \ Y Volunteers. Adoiph Scheli.er IGN y. j.
1@ o;unteers; charles Wagner COMPANY f. 2oth :.
Y Volunteers. Chares Stun COMPANY A. -" ~ -;
Volunteers; Thomas Pe;erman. COMPANY A. 55sSs
! Volunteers: Thomas Render, company ~ SSi
\ j. Volunteers; Frederick Wentelschaeier, nst
NNs"r NT2,o5@ntccrs: EistGs MhIer tinted States
Marine CORPS John Glrvin. company L. Isl y. j.
Engineers. George Wisker. Company F. 6Sth y. J.
Here is ono Of the replies which the Citizens
Auxiliary Committee Of which General norac, rSr
Ter is chairman. Is receiving in answer 10 rs cireu-
lar asking contributions in aid OF Memorial Day
MY generation is weary Of the var Ar, an9 ,n It's
h permit my honoring to any great extent tas
mon who tried to cut their threats; ana Tor what
Ist the dead bury their dead-in snort give us
rre potriot who composed this statement did I~t
possess the courage u append ms slSnatu's;; ne
took refuge behind a gallant and loyal Ntte STATE,
whose name he ala not know how to spell as he
The comrades of JDahlgren Post 80. ll2, William lam
We iroI Dav After the review the post will
proceed 10 Fort George Park. e-hundred-and-nne-
ty-fourh-st and Amsterdam-ave.. where the coors
who was killed November 49, no while in com,
mard Of regiment OF Continentais VINO HHue a
coats \ salute OF thirteen guns VIII be frel from
| a confederate cannon after which a collation. or
"hardtack and salthorse" will be served TO the
bows" 1890 . - 49,,
James Bes: COMPANY d. lSith NewYork Volun-
teers Died March 49, 1853" the inscription on
| a stone dug up In Stafford County, Va, a few
! davs ago Beneath II found the bones OF
linton soldier. They have been transferred 70 the
Union Cemetery at Fredericksburg and rendered.
The relatives OF Best have for thiryone years been
seeking some trace OF the missing volunteer In
| remains may be obtained from John A. Dermody. OF
! / \ GRAFT Post No. 81 West Fourth-st
| The Naw-Yo-k CITY Association OF Union Ex-Prs
| onors Of War Genera, Alexander Sha.er. president.
| mas accented the invitation Of George c. Meade
pos, No 3S to attrnd divine service with the post
~ The Jane Street Methodist Episcopal Church next
| Sunday evenins. - -,
| a. James c. Rice Posts last encampment Com
| rade y ID. H. Clark, who has served as quartermas-
Ter FOR a number OF years. received n present Of
! gold chain and charm from his admirers I'm the post
| IA "A token OF their esteem and appreciation OF his
| faithful attention duty during his term OF office,
lie has declined serve longer account OF busi-
| Tho Durvec Zouaves' Veteran Association-5th
! NeN-York Volunteer lnfantry-wl' meet on Thurs
| dnv evening at the rooms Sixteenth-st and Third
! axe TO make final arrangements for Decoration
| DJv
| 4 CROSSTOWN ROiD COMPLETED
| The Union Railway Company's connection between
| It's branch road through One-h undred-and thirty
ngth-st from Elghth-ave with Its Third-ave tracks
waaf- md