New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-03

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Patrick Hays .3G2 Edward Lenry
The headquar,ers OF the department will be con-
tinued at Albany. ard all communications rela'lNs
to department business must be addressed TO AS
sistant Acknowledgement D. F. Allen. CAPITOL
Albany. acquisitions FOR supplies must be sent 10
NJ j. Cummings. assistant quartermaste-- general
Capitol. Albany y. Y. 10 whom all drafts 'hechs
and money orders to be made payaD'e' NJ
supplies will be sent unless the amount IN payment
for the same is forwarded with TIC requis:tion
Blanks "a" and "B" for the first scrni-annua
reports 1896 OF the pos; edutants and quartermas-
tors have been sent 70 the posts throughout tho
state. Tho post aejutants are advised that me
red figures In the recapituaton OF nuster-roii Al
juans report. must not be changed as tney feno'e
the number IN good standing in TIE post at last
ropcri Post quartermastcrs are asked TO nciose
tho per capita tax Of cents for each member IL
god standing IN their report 70 the post COM
r,.ndcr who viii forward the same. together win
the adjutan,s report. l. Department headquarters
Immediately after TIE last post meeting In June.
High Private" writing from Albany, on Friday
says:
With the Department Commander come
rev aces at Department Heaiquar;ers comr I1Ie
XXX beneac RON e c :, Tl ' Ms wecome
% your Correspondent was cordial and fraternal
comrade Allen has no, naa mucn sApef thn he
PSs hod q 4 oa Oi IRON we cohcuds mat
Commander Atkinson viii have va.nao'e asst
ant Comraio W Wallace Bennett. who was As
sistant Quarternaster General under Department
Commander Poole, has been appointed as Actng
sirir cenerSi Cumming Comrade Ben
e is an old hand at ssp1Sf en
General order 10. l. announcing the n"w.y elected
terna,es. TO The National Encampmeni, ana the ap-
polntmerts department staff. SO FAR as made
Ps ee1 s%i 10 M e 9is the o. iss a a.
iernates elect are desired a. headquarters d.
once.
Tho cel Regimen. y. G. s. y. Y. is getting up
r-gineniai history under the supervision OF General
Wiasa,e who has undertaken the task OF historian
q, the request Of the Board OF Ofncers, and the
work Is about to be printed While the regiment has
obtained the names Of 4 number 0! 's members
who left II during the var % serve In the resu-
.ars or volunteers. the list IS yet FAR from COM
petc X IL estimated that there were over hum
drsI anl MY members Of the 22I Regiment WHO
thus served In different capacities number OF
whom were killed or wounded In service. Tic reg!-
mont desires 10 publish al their names In the his
tory II greatly regrets that TO list exists Of these
names and that they cla be aSccrta!ned only from
individual friends and acquain:ances. II. therefore.
earnestly requests that any person who knows The
name o. any member OF the 22d who served IN any
other organization IN the Army or Navy during
he war II send his name ami the particulars 0:
his service General George ". WinSate. No
~ NassaC-st. New-York. soon al possible. II T.
not necessary that the names should be sent Of
those VINO served IN the ae.l with the I'D itse'f,
as these VIII De obtained from the War Depart
meni.
Ia his last Genera, orders No II. COMMANDER
.n-chlof LAWYER ut;crs a word OF caution on tee
OF the various land enterprises proposed for
solder colon.ziag in different parts % the South.
Cornrale fAwler refers - resolutions adopted at
the recent Encampincat Of the Department OF
Georgia. held At Atlanta. anl adds that great care
should be exercised respecting the locality sect
ei FOR settlement. "OI soldiers" he remarks, can
not afford TO make mistake There are .arge tracts
OF land located IN various counties 70 which pre-
tended titles are held under fraudulent grants. 10
great has been the traffic in these fraudulen; titles.
and 50 Widespread have been the efforts 20 unload
them upon .nnocen; and ura1v!sel purchasers. ta1t
the Hon. Phillp Cook Secretary OF state. as re-
Gently as March. 1893. fet Il his duty 10 issue
circular calling apecal attention to these frauds. In
order IS he says 10 protect innocent peop.e from
being deceived thereby
T. D. Morgan Post No. 3O' alwa,~ observes the
sensible custom OF having substantial luncheon
prepared for its comrades Tor consumption after ne
Mem5rin. Day parade. When Thursdays swe.ier'as
quarters Centra! Hail. n THIRTY secont-s where
the committee IN charge had spread a good square
meal composed Of just tire material u appet"c a
hungry soldiers appetite. There they Hospitality
enter tancl comrades OF other posts, wSo Praised
tho thoughtful. management tina, had established
the custom OF Memorial Day luncheon:
Much wel-earncd praise WAS bestowed on ihurs-
day upon Grand Marshal f.. i. Doherty. who Tor
two succeeding years has proved himself highly
capable officer 10 organize and c1mmanl the Me-
mortal Day parade. The admirable nanagem'n, OF
tire public caercsss. watch were directed by Thair,
man l.. ). Big..n Secretary J.. J. Atkinson ana
General y ". Day the treasurer. aiso met win
universal commentator. In addition 70 his Ia
mite C5mraGe Atkinson also discharged the I'M
u5r,an. functions OF Department Commander with
mis- usii. nroinotrcss and ability.
TIE Society Of the Army OF the Potomac VIII No.i
rs next annual reunion At New-i.onGon. Conn. on
June rs AMI ~ Among prominent men expected 10
he present AT the annual dinner are President 'cNe
land secretaries Lamont and Herbert. Genera
O. O. Toward. General WAGER ~wayne. Genera
Horace Porter General George Il. Greene. the Oh
est living general o, the war; Genera II {. Ms
Governor Colin. II Connectcri, ana &lny otnriT
The Army and Navy cub WI, meet AZ the rort
,;rlsUod House June Il. > .,o,,
The sons ~ Veterans will hold their "RattleHeli
:, r. and extend the comrades OF the GRAND
Army q the ncnuSc cordial invitation 20 s'op
n day - with them en- route from Lousyi.e I?
TIE dnreatCry monies or C1lck,mPNSa .>hll1l.
Nh tary park. Any Information concerning ,ne
e7carprrent viii be gladly furnished on application
10 !. s. Stewart. secretary. knoNV.e, lenn. A.,
The consolidated rcpor, OF the Adjutart-C eAsrai
OF the Grand Army Of the RepuaEc Tor tAe 'as'
term Of 1894 IS as follows:
Remaining r. fSod standing June d. '''
By muster in......... l.a'
transfer ......'..'.. +o,,
Reinstatement 49,. 63saa