New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-30

Considering the hard times. the above reports
sneak for themselves and are credit TO the
comrades Of the Department Of New-York.
The "blue,ackets'' of the Grand Army expect 10
make a grand demonstration at Pntsours on sep
,smber 10 Rear Admiral Osbon announces that me
-, ,arada nrornises 10 be the imposing
over made by the National Organization OF Naval
Veterans They expect that Commandant hu'h-
lands Sons Of Veterans Guards VIII he present.
with 1000 men, armed and equipped Ihe Da''dio"
Of Naya Reserves viii also take part In escort au'y
40 that the shipmates Will have a large and brlhaht
escort. ,. .,,,
The Naval National Headquarters specia td'H
over the Baltimore and ONO Railroad WI" cav
Iiberty-st New-York. on Saturday. Sep'eihoeI o.
at a. m passing through Philadelphia hA''nno,e
Washington and Cumberland. and arriving d' rms
burg at p p. m. Members OF the New OF" as
socation wifi meet the train and escort snipna'eS
10 their respective vessels
Comrades Of the Grand Army and war veterans
generally are anxiously awaiting the opi'oH "
the law officer of this city as his Interpretation
of the laws passed ny the last Legislature a'hei'u
ing former acts regarding the rights OF hon"' aug
discharged soldiers. sailors and marines 70 APP
pointment. employment and retention III inc 81
vice of the State and OF cities or the o'a'e' '"''
G Smith of No. G39 East l55th-st. war veteran
has complained that the laws referred 10 nave
been ignored in his case by Louis +. Hahen COM
missioner OF Street Improvements IN Inc l"e"''-
third and Twenty fourth Wards.
The ritual of the Grand Army was read at the
funeral Of Comrade Dennis Farrell Of John A.
II Rawiins Post No So on Monday evening al the
dead comrades home No. III East Eighty ninth
Ct attended by members OF several Harlem posts
The church service took place ct ~. Lawrence
Roman Catholic Church, Eghty-fourth-s'. ana
Do-,, 40 an Tuesday The pallbearers were
Comrades Charles Bell, Edward =. Miller WilIam
sheehan, John j. sullivan Charles he rd t;pSene
nellie Indruk Elijah BackhGTst snG Jnes
j Butler and Adjutant John T. kirwn acco IN
panied the body to SaH wary in March 1853 and
was diseharssd IN Nay served on
Post No. 4ss. was buried on Friday last ana
STiends' among whom he will be greatly, missed
xss o. gs0 pos. soS %sch out out IN @
srs TO- pay It's last tribute OF respect The body
was buried m = observation-disclosures OF Gil
more Post No 49, with other comrades haS organ
Wso served Union Army dusns r the w cs
The vHss%rsh H. nans their Old
small haze Leased is s! V0f Il tf a
With Entrance No. ls2 East. Fifty,hfth.st- The
rooms are being htted up in fine style They VII
new headquarters on Wednesday. August s.
Captain william a. Ws0o Of Bro5Ryn Sayng
signed owing the fact that the mature of MS e 10
syGassne s shpmste =
elected to Ill his place . ,,oro.ss Of ,oo o
good showing the hard times considered
Comrade Michael Shaw. an old ana valued mem
her Of Kimbail Post No. 100 has gone TO the Sol
diers Home at Torgus. Me. where he hopes 70
end his DAYS in quiet and peaceful manner after
years of suffering and trouble ,,- r,,.
Comrade Frank NJ. Clark Of No irving rl Wsn
wants Information concerning Edward ~ van
Wrinkle formerly a captain In the ION tSesiinenl'
New-York Zouaves supposed TO I'VE IN o,oon3 H.
4. important that his address be sent 10 captain
Clark. , ,,,t,r, ~ C-antain
e n Humphreys Of the "a New-York Heavy AT
tiiiery or any member Of COMPANY q same dr reg, 81
afeIt O
Mrs Annie Baird. No. 1883 Seventh-ave'' New
York City