New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-29

but Il small amount of the moneys disbursed ~
the posts from town. county and city poor iuhuS
Kolbes Post No. % Memorial Day VIII I'M
vel It's monument in Lutheran Cemetery to the
memory OF Comrale Theodore Feldste.n, one Of the
bggest.he soldiers NewYork sent to the front
His funeral year ago. was ATTENDED by c9nraagTs
from every part OF the state ana rom r ,i
vania Connecticut and NcW-Jersey. y suliaDie M
mortal has ever since been uhGeT ~ ~
settled upon and IL now nearly completed
Arrangements for the twcniy-ninth Department
Encampment at Saratoga, May II and 10, nave pesn
announced by Department Commander SnoIt' li9
council or AdninisiIatI3n VII neet az '' Nav II
az p. m. Transportation TO he encampnent WIN
be and onethiri fare for the round trip; tlcS,
inclusive Comma nder in thief Thomas LAWYER and
his adJutant-seneral and quartermaster- general VIII
Comrade Augustine b. Never. brave soldier OF
the 18Th and 18th New-York Volunteers was buried
was member OF Van Houten Post No. 3; OF Jersey
city, and also Of the Union Veteran Legion COM
wounded At the battle Of sailors Creek while lead
ing his company into action he was promoted
Th- department. Commander in general orders Of
hcially returns thanks to Governor Morton for his
benefits veterans In every part Of the State Thanks
are also given to ComTade George " Brush. Of
Kings County; comrade George W. Robertson OF
the senate and Comrade Henry T. Sanford, Of tho
State Law Department. FOR The labor they per-
formed in behalf Of the war veterans.
y p6 a" No IS Of BrooR whose ds
- No 512 Lexington Brooklyn. has in his pos
session a sergeant's warrant on parchment, promot-
Ing Corporal James \. Gilbert OF Company b. Hh
United States Infantry. for bravery In carrying the
regimental colOrs in the battle Of Gettysburg tho
2i Of July. 1868. The warrant was found IN Boston.
Mass, IN a case OF cloth shipped from Bangor,
Ne. The If living. or II dead. surviving reia-
lives. should correspond with the above-named COM
raie.
The Naval Veterans Memorial Days in May oc-
cupy all Of the sundays save one. on Sunday,
May y. Farragut Naval Veteran Association, under
command of Captain Samuel A.man. 60 to Wood
lawn cemetery TO decorate the grave Of ADMIRAL
". woman, a naval veteran. The escort Will be
Naval Post. No. 5l6 Naval Cadets: Ladies' Naval
Guard, Monitor Association. Farragut Council J.
O. A. Nj. and on arrival a; Wood.ayn the sun
veterans and escort them To the gravesiie. A spe-
ciai train VIII cave Grand Central Depot for the
cemetery At l.l0 p m. sharp
ON sunday. May 49, the Naval Veterans. will deco
rate the statue of ADMIRAL Farragut In Madison
square. AZ O'c.ock. p. m, the orator OF the day
being William McAdoo. Assistant Secretary Of the
There will be delegations from several patriotic
bodies present. besides the naval veterans. and the
exercises viii be u a very interesting character.
On sunday. May 70 Naval POST. No. SIS will have
states Naval Cemetery. Brooklyn. the orator beiny
eN-'ongre@sman Amos J. Cummings the chaplain
being the Rev. Father John p Chadwick. United
states Navy. The Naval Veteran associations %
New-I York. Brooklyn and Hob0ken will take part
The formal ion will be az the Brooklyn end OF the
Bridge, n p.
delivered an entertaining lecture in Chickering Hall
70 members OF his own ANA other posts and their
families. on Monday evening. The lecture. which
was under the auspices Of Lafayette, was highly
.omrade y II. Bradley, OF The New-YOrk Sun
Once. would Ike the address of any comrade who
knew John : Gardner. Of Company A. 18th New
YORK Volunteers. who was wounded at cold Har-