The National tribune., 1895-06-20

Veterans Anxious 10 Find Their COmradss-Who
Can Aid Theml

Veterans Anxious TO Find Their COmradss-Whs
Can Aid Theml
Inquiries for the whereabouts of persons will BE-
published in this column once, free. By watching
our Reunion columns during Reunion season tho
whereabouts Of Secretaries having Tegimental Eos-
ters may be nscertained.I
ILLINoIs.-Of Capt. W. A. Walker, Co. A,
127th H.; by Fl. Perry. Redfeld. s. D.
INDIANA.-0f Louis Bachto Co. F, I'D Ind,
who left his home in Marmount about %
years ago; by his sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Lohr,
Marmeunt. Ind.
IowA.-Of Eli Riggs, Co. B, 10Th Iowa; by
A. C. Dewey. Palmetto. Fls.-Of William n.
c. Michael 11th Iowa; by George A. Loch-
baum, III East Eleventh street, Portsmouth, o.
NEW JERsEY.-Of Co. A, 11th N. J., who
remember Samuel S. Lindley, or any nurse in
the hospital at Fort Ellsworth; by Thomas D.
Lewis, Hampton, Fla.
North CARoL1NA.-Of Capt. R. j. Allen, Co.
I, 1st n. c., who was Commandant at the Post
at Hatterss Inlet N. O., in 1864; last heard
from when he was agent for a reaper and
mower manufacturing company in Chicago;
by A. w. Simpson, Buxton, N. @.
PENNsYLvANIA.-Of the 141st Pa; by James
B. Grsnin, Berkshire, N. Y.
UNITED SrATEs.-Of Co. ID, 5th u. g.; by
Samuel j. Rodgers, Blue Creek, OF Mar
tin Hester, James Dolan, Jack Heith, and
Sergt-Maj. Capp, all of the 4th U. s.; By VIM.
| G. Vaudeville, Frankport. Ky.-Of 90. U,
9th U. S.; by Hiram Place, Fremont, Mich
| of Dr. w. Z. Waters, Surgeon, or L. g. Ripley,
| Hospital Steward who were at Fort Bridges
| from 1867 to 1870; by A. w. Blood, Lsomin-
| ster Mass.-Of the Orderly y-Sergesnts Of the
| 18th u. s. G. T.; by r. G. Sanders, Clifford,
Pa-Of Co. A, 18th U. s.; by Mrs. NJ. A. Hol-
| ingshead, Elkhart. Tex.-Of Martin Reips,
who was in the Regular Army, command un-
known; by A. L. Lowdsrmilk, 1901 Ohio street,
| Terre Haute Ind.-0f Geo. G. Plstt Presi-
r kk.C =,
| TT. s. Cav; by l.. Lewis, Renton, Wash.-Of
| Co. ID, 44th u. s. @. t.; by Mrs. Henrietta
| Nolan, 2935 Portland avenue, Chicago, Ill.,
| OF Ira @. Maddox, Co. ID, 11th U. s., last heard
| from in the State of Maine; by d. M. Bryant
Cheshire, Mass.-Of David Eaton, generally
known as :" Tuck Eaton, and = Zsigler,
both of Co. A, 9th U. s.; also of Serg.-hs a..
Charles Deverens. of the same regiment; by
| James T. Seeds Glendivs. MOnt-Of Battery
| K, 4th U. S. Art: by Joseph +. Atwood, Full
] tom Tex-Of Co. T., I'd u. 5. Art, who were
| in the battle of Big Cypress, Fla. in April,
4 1885, also of Serg't A. Koek, Co. u, I'd u D
| Art; by Thomas Clinton, 1O1 Atlantic avenue,
/ BROOKLYN, N Y.-Of William Young, Co. n,
| 10Th U. g., who resided in Kansas in 1891 |;
| by John @. Price. Kyger. O.-Of Serg't Stew
art, Co. G, 5th U. g.. who was transferred to
| Co d. same regiment, and afterwards made
lieutenant of New Mexico Vols; also Of Serg .
| Herman, Co. @, 9TH U. s., later transferred TO
Co D. same regiment, or OF any MEMBER OF sns
5th u. s. who served from 1853 TO 1850; oy
James Mckay, Chief of Police, Hyde Park,
| Mass .o
yERMoNr-of Co. III, 18th VT; also Of Sur
asou of the regiment in 1865; by P. Holmes,
p. O. Box z, Lexington, Minn.-Of Jonn
Cox. Co. C. I'd VI, or his relatives; by Henry
]. Lyde, 929 North Nineteenth street, st. Louis,
Mo.
TENNEssEE.-Of Co. K, 10th Tenn. Cav;
by w. w. Cameron, Courtland, Ala.-Of w.
B. Foy. sth Tenn; by E. A. Farmer. 306 West
Cedar street, Akron, O.-Of comrades OF
Lieut.. Eugene Sullivan, who is thought 10
have served in Capt William StandfOrds COM
pany, I'd Tenn, in the Mexican war; 6y Ssran
sullivan, Grandin, Mo.-Of w. z. Bird
Captain, 9Th Tenn; by L. B. Bird, Seattle
Wash. a.
WEST VIRG1NIA.-Of William Cantrsll. Co
T. 4th w. Va; by 7. I. Jones, Bagley's NILS
W. Va
WIsCoNsIN.-Of Henry Harvey, who Is sup
posed to have been taken prisoner at the sec
ond Bull Run; by Miss Maria Harvey, Viii
murt, N Y.-Of Co. ID, 10th Wis; by /. II
Williams, Montrose, Colo.