New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-23
rpAND ARMY BUGLE NOTES.
THE NATIONAL ENCAMPMENr.
CONTINENTS AND Observation-Disclosures
WANTED

Ene'H"'p,,,s hurr. on Wednesday. September r. at
hV"N The annual parade of the Grand Ar7nS
." .rs MACE on the day previous, TUESDAY sep
W" Department commanders are requested
'ei' Immediately to the National headquarters
TO "i"lh number Of comrades they expect to
ue q, line in the parade Attention Is called 10
paw Va . issued by the Citizens Executive
C,,,ee Of Pittsburg especially It's reference ~
,-ee quarters as lo"o"S' . tho
sncaml ~ so doing you may prevent others from
sired 1n,41fortably located. BY August 10 reVseu
BENG The number previously reported mus ~
,st OF w O. Russell. chairman Committee on
naueermodations Room Il3, Times Building f"'9-
burg Penn , 49,, hoo,,
'o" n,ad Assistant Adjutant- General and espe-
ap spy, charged with the formation Of the parade as
co. s nv thirty-six aides-de-camp selected from
US US ., Pittsburg and Allegheny County
p,..,ers Of the National and Department staiIS
-, Ney-York to be we'll mounted IN 'he
n'.,shurg parade. Department Commander 'hot'S
80 been 10 Pitsburg and has personally Iooheu al.
n ,,a mounts selected for himself and MS OIL
'e' General Nicho.as W. Day has likewise given
..' ,o-sonal attention to picking out steeds Tor
~ no,raAes Of this city and State on the stat or
J." ornander-in-C Chief. Horses and accoutre-
'" for the parade viii cost $40 head.
=. tho death of Comrade Addison Ware E. d.
,,orcan Post No 301 lost one of It's WoTthieS' ana
He tle1 AT MS NOiHV' NV '"' ''''N
- .,,~,o, Place last Monday from pneumonia.
.,oh developed into dropsy He served through
- q, the Army Of the Tennessee and rose -
a,k Of Lieutenant Colonel by brevet Com
"a, Ware was mustered into the United states
dec ,ce in the sth Missouri Volunteers. April lo'
"a, In the following September he was aSsighed
- a,,v &C aide-de-camp on the staff OF General
20, wallace and with him went through the bat
49, - Fort Henry Fort Donaldson and snioh.
Wick SbllrQ and all n
Wv which preceded the fall Of NicksburG.
80 1889 He was then transferred TO the STAFF
- General Giles 4. Smith. with whose division he
srsht at the battle of Missionary Ridge. after
,,cn he received a commission from President
,,rcon as captain and assistant Acknowledgement
After the capture OF Atlanta. Captain ware was
-o,o,ed 10 major and marched with Sherman 10
che sea and from Savannah TO Washington lie
IS ,rornoted 10 lieutenant-coloncl and transferred
" ,ho First Division Of the Twenty-ffth Army
Cams which formed part of the Army of OBJ
,.ra,Ion on the Rio Grande at Brownsville. Tex.
Va has since the war been a United States lnspec-
,or ~ Customs at this port Colone Wares rune
"a, took place on Tuesday evening. The services
,sre held AT his home and were attended by
80 number Of the comrades OF the post. as
iii &c ny many friends and brother inspectors
~ the Custom House. In the absence or COM
rander 4 G. Demarest. the services were con-
duc,ed bv Past Commander Alexander Newourser.
The body was taken TO Rochester under escort OF
Comrades John A. Meek and c. II. Martin. AMI
buried in the family plot. Comrade Ware was
sixty years old and leaves "He' ou' "o '''''''''''
Mrs Ware is an invalid.
Io,, p Townsend. president Of the Bowery saw
,ry. p,nk this city has furnished 10 COMMANDER
in-Ch.ef John G. B. Adams. a list OF mon soIilers
who sen, money from the front during the war 20
he deposited In the bank TO their credit NJ Town
send mas asked the National Commander 10 ala MIN
fsr. q Fnll nu
] NJ Armstrong 18th New-York Volunteers Will
IAN Aver 18th New-York Volunteers; Bernard Al
brecht S5th New-York Volunteers; Charles Benoke.
Company D. l4h United States Infantry; Martin
Blachan. Company B, 5ith New-York Volunteers;
Herman Conrad. Company II. Heavy Artillery;
Miles Cuom, Company A. 18th New-York Nolun-
teers; John Colen, 18th New-York Volunteers; John
Banker Company X. 81 New-York Volunteers;
Joseph Dumesnei lst New-York Cavalry Carl Fan
ringer 10Th New-York Volunteers; Mathew Freien-
berg 10Th REGIMENT Massachusetts, Volunteers; Emil
Frost. Sergeant 18th NewYork Volunteers; Michael
Gallagher Company a. 5sth NewYork Volunteers.
Charles Geser. Quartermaster 9th New-Nork
State Volunteers; Charles Harield. Company L.
New-York Cavalry: Joseph Hnerwede, Company d.
18th New-York Volunteers: Charles Hoffman. Con.
Battery. Company b. 39th New-York Volunteers; u
rich Habermeyer. Company G. 18th New-York Artil-
ery; John Holland Company p. nth New-YOrk Vol
uneers; Jacob Hommel, Company b, l'sth New
York Volunteers Thomas Kean Harbor Crew. For
ress Monroe. Va. in 1868; Daniel a. Keith 1924 New
York Volunteers; william Koenecke 90 New-Nork
sharpshooters; Lawrence Leahy. 18th United States
Cavalry: Patrick Lowry, Company A. 9th New
York Volunteers; Michael Mcmahon. Company Z.
18th New-York Cavalry; James McGeever. 10th New
Jersey Volunteers; John Mnkins. Str. Delaware. IN
1885, John Monston. Company A, lst United States
Chasseurs: Edward Murray. Company G. SD New
York Volunteers; Carl J.. O. Nisle, Sergeant, Com
pany c, sd New-York Volunteers; p. Ryan. Com
pany D. 5lst New-YorS Volunteers Burn. Coast DIV;
H. P Rugge. Captain. Company A. 18th w-fork
Volunteers; Frederick Snyder. 1st Regiment New
York Volunteers: T. c. Slevogt, Lieutenant. TN
Regiment. New-York Volunteers: Andrew Stoh
Company L. LIST United States. Sheridan's Army
John schweitzer Company G. 170th Regiment. New
York Volunteers; Otto Trumpeman. 18th Regiment
Sew-York Volunteers. 18th Army Corps; Nicholas
WEIGH. lst Regiment, New-York Volunteers Excel
sor Brigade; Thomas Wilson. Company ID. 43d Regi-
nent New-York Volunteers.
Information regarding any OF the names given
above should be addressed 70 John +. Townsend.
President OF the Bowery Savings Bank New-fork
City
The Veteran Association of the Hath New-York
volunteers, the regiment which sustained the heaVi-
est loss In the entire Army OF the Shenandoah al
The ast.ba;tle OF Winchester September 10. 1864 VIII
aoa It's twenty-second annual reunion on the Da'"e-
ned OF Winchester September IL next. ~ Is en-
seed 10 DO so through the generosity OF Comraae
Charles B. Dudley, a prominent officer OF the penn
WNana Railroad Company, who has secured Tree
transportation for all veterans OF the regiment from
Enlra to Winchester and return and half-fare be-
tween the points for all veterans and their famiheS'
Inc train will leave Em!ra September is at 600
H. reaching Winchester at p. m the same
cay and will return September q. The train VIII De
reserved for the veterans during the entire time.
IL Is expected that half-rates from New-York and
,i,nfra tuiN no arranged
tae Delaware Lackawanna and Western and inc
Ine roads All comrades of the Nineteenth ana
sixth corps who desire 10 participate In the ex-
eu'slon are requested send their names ana al
dresses 10 Comrade William G. Reddy. 'Ilines
'aAo'ns New-York City. by or before August j.
ID The last general orders from National nead-
sarters the following request for information APP
vars:
yecial attention o. the comrades OF the Hrdn'
ny OF the Republic throughout our entire OF,
lnrln In tha