New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-07
worthy eomrade through misfortune should thus

worthy eOmrade through misfortune should thus
Forty comrades took part In the reunion Of the
18th NewYork Artillery at Corning The business ne
fire in the evening was one Of great Interest, IN
Thursday morning the comrades am tnt Mr. ney
viii VIII be held at B"faIo The following the
Major David Jones, Utica ce-president the Rev Re,
g A. Mott. Philadelphia second MISREPRESENTATION,
Alonzo Harris Dundee ~ y: third yice-pferuoer,'
William D. Seaman. Starkey. u s seeasrer
William Cowmnzer Nsw-York Ci yySab aTens"i the
Rev William H. Clement. Coggan. iowa, Voiv,
bearer. Weson WILDER. Union 'eh"e' ~ - ''
Major Ciarkson. the new Comman der-in-C me- d..
wrote a letter last month to Coohei |ceon5idacy.
ward Alien. of Providence. aDou, ms cd ~. ~ am
in which these manly sentiments S his biri
before the I ISf not use or allow
he used IN my behalf underhanded OF 80
p rsIac, me- h"y SHAH have my best efforts If no
shall still be comrade In al ma r, hn' thank
and do nv best TO aid the other Je"oM. , -, -.
vnm in advance for any good words you may say
Of Of me-" r ,rr,a, on, his pledges.
~, LA nn, even open headquarters at the Nauoha'
Enca to solicit support.
AIDS on THE DEPARTMENT STAFF
The following commanders have been appo"te"
aides -de-camp on the Department sian pN Dep"'
mani commander Grahlm: Henry c. Bradbury
Post 1o7. Thomas Burchill. Post :@' Patrich o. y"
don. Post 80: James W. rha;man. Buh"'o' ""''"'
r. C,rum Post .is: Robert W. Edwards fost w.
G. r Earl Post SO Richard r Finen. fos, NJ ~
L. Gof Post 30; John \ GOODWIN ros, ''' W.
w Grinnen Post -; Matthew Glenn Tos' '
clarence Hubbard Post ;i9 Joseph W. iiusle"'
Post SOP: Thomas A. Holt. i'ost Il; George J.. '''
dine Post BIS NJ ~ King. Post %G: r. w MrrrH''
Posi- $40. George NJ Post. NJ. D.. Monton rams
Charles II STYLES Post To-: William Somerlnus ne
Post l3s: John II. Shaver. Post '"'; r. Is SPAN
Post y: George W. Vaughn. Post y. ohanns W.
Wheaton Post 1874: l.. T.. Wordth' 20, ros' IL 80"
The National Command'ry OF me som ., ,,.,,
a a,' "m,svili. Tomorrow The Committee on Ar
rangemens has offered the foHo"ins piiLe M
competitive drill to take Place AT NE Contemporaries i
First prize $500: second prize, S-'"; thiru P'i~'
500 !, Sheridan Asso.
cistion of Regular Army and Navy Veterans on
Monday decorated Major Cushing and .aptaiii GID
SON of the Street Cleaning DepafttH,e , as 'I
AIRY members OF the association After pi,iliis "a"
badges on their coats. INN INSTITUTIONS lec,l
them to honorary membership ana recalling 'H'lf
gallant ssyceT pS dnTns is @si held its
reunion at st. Paul on September = curing ,e Nv
Of his city is president Colonel Edward I'm; Of
Escanaba Mich secretary. and Captain H. Is. IRA
ia am The monthly meeting of the Naval Cadets;
who meet the Farra gut Association li@li, ar II
leaves Captain Thomas Murphy in command. Ihoy
are nominaly under direct control Of the f4rragut
cation and act with their concurrence.
George Washington Post NO lOt General iot a.
sions in the Hotel Brunswick. has found new quar- -
tiers at the Hoffman House.
The following addresses ale wanted no, -
That of any member of Company Is. S9ih New
York Volunteer Infantry. by John T. Miller, care
of Jacob Kramsched of No. 26}l Washing
ton-st Boston. Mass. - =,
The address of David smith late OF company s.,
% NeW-Jersey Cavalry lie company saddler
and when last heard from was said TO be IN bnsi-
ness in Thrd-ave., New-york City. Address James
Information to the whereabouts OF James
Brennan who served in Rhode Island regiment III
the late war He was born in County Sligo Ire
land and would be about fifty years old Address
his sister Mrs Mary Spelman. No 1.035 Elghth-st..
Des Moines Iowa