New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-11

York City; James Boss. New-York City. and DAVID
AlcMun.gle, New-York City. Colonel w. A. Tread
we'll of this city, has been appointed an aid on MILL
tary instruction
BY order OF the Commander-n-Chief. on the
recommendation of the Department Commander
the sentence Of dishonorabe discharge by court
martial Of Wall Post No. 623 Brooklyn. against
Nathaniel +. Blake, has been removed. ana any
post Is authorized TO receive his application for
membership Wall Post having ceased to exist.
George Stewart who was sentenced to dishon>
orabe discharge by court-martial OF Wadsworth
Post No r. has been reinstated. on the approva!
of the Department Commander. after the passage
OF a unanimous resolution by the post requesting
that Comrade Stewards disability be removed.
The United States Manned Soldiers League.
headquarters No. LII Arch-st., Philadelphia. will
hold a meeting at Utica May 10. at the encamp-
ment. James VI. MCGEE secretary. wishes the adj
dress OF veterans who lost arms or legs, or who
were totally disabled by gunshot wounds in the
service. the object being TO induce Congress to
enact more equitable adjustment OF pensions.
The Governor April 10 approved an act author
izng the issue Of licenses to honorably discharged
soldiers sailors and marines. resident in the State
20 peddle and vend goods and solicit trade. with
the payment of license fee. On prcsenta-
ton to the county OF the date OF the veterans
honorable discharge from the service Of the United
States the necessary licerse will he issued with
out cost.
A
in course OF preparation. and will be Issued in
few weeks 1t will contain all the decisions and
opinions upon rules and regulations as passed upon
and adopted by the National Encampment NJ TO
this time. and It's would insure the immediate
answer to many disputed questions. and save rc!-
erence thereof TO headquarters. acquisitions for
coolies should be filed early with the Quarter
ma ster-General.
The campfire OF w s. Hancock Post No 80 at
Suffers Park tomorrow afternoon and evening.
will have many pleasant features Not the least
interesting will be the drill OF the boys OF Public
School No IS. The boys carefully drilled in
the riot and ckIrmish drill both Of which must he
seen 10 be appreciated. The boys take to the drill
naturally.
WHERE is LIEUTENANT INGERSOIL?
Thomas W. Best, Round Hi. Va. formerly
Confederate soldier. desires Information to the
whereabouts of Lieutenant F. ID. 1ngerson- Mr..
Best has a revolver inscribed with this name. which
he desires return to Lieutenant Insersol or to
his heirs
Information is desired by Andrew F. McNicke.
No q Chambers-st. New-York City. as TO the
whereabouts of James Daily. alias James +. Lewis.
Battery X 4th New-York Artillery. or Edward
DAILY. Company c, 18th Infantry.
These addresses are wanted:
OF any one who knew Edward Johnson late cap,
known SEND y 90 1e q,H
OF any comrade who knew Frederick Hautsch.
who served as private. Company X. l$th y Y.
Vols also lieutenant. Company Il. l29h y. Y.
Vols by j. L. Riker Post No. g. No. 2G3 Bowery.
New-York City.
OF any person who knew John Brce third as.
sstant engineer. United States Navy. who served
on Tristan Shandy and Monadnock by his son.
John W. Brice No. 81 Madson-st;. Network CITY
Draper No 2a7 Bridge-st.. Brooklyn, y. Y.
or any member OF Company =. ls2d Regiment. y:
Y. Vols. who knew William n Kirkland OF said
company. by his widow. Matilda Kirtan1 Nine
feminist. and Second ave, Lans'ngburg. y: Y.
or two comrades Of the 18th NewYork Cavalry.
Company c. is wanted by f. j. Derne, No. less
Bodine-st.. Philadelphia Penn
or any person having the muster roll OF the lolst
" Y Vols at the time OF its consolidation with
the 9th y. Y Vols or having knowledge OF he
same is desired by H. r: Stoutenburg. Delhi. y. 7:
or an officer Of the G3d y. Y. Vols. Is wanted
by w. p. Mcmahon. Box co., Bellville Ontario.
Address OF any who served IN Company n.
9Th n. Y. Cav. or Company Il, "a y Y. Prov. Cav.
who knew Patrick Dunn. by lanes W. chatham.
Present address OF Colonel Bassfor1. late 18th
~ " Cav. any member OF Company g. same
regiment. by s D. Bingham. No 1922 East Eighty
ATHEIST. New-York City.
Address of any person who knows Of the death
of Valentine Schrmer OF the LIST y Y Lincoln
Cavalry. by j. A. WILDER. No. so feminist Brook
Ign, y. Y.
y. Y. Vols. by David May, Saddle River. Bergen
County. y. J.
or any comrade OF Company c. 7th " Y Cav
airy, who knew Joseph Kennedy and what became
Of bin when the company disbanded. by Horace
Nichols. West Winfield, y. Y.
Information wanted Of any shipmate who knew
Philip Downs. l.. s. s Potomac. who was trans
ferred the Clemstis in June. 1865 by c. W. Nc
Kle. No. IS Manhattan-ave. New-York City.
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