New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-15


comrades az can possibly arrange to do so presei'
,o narticlnote in this great tribute. The parade
will occur at such an hour will permit OF poS'S
within reasonable distance coming INTO the '"'
participating in the parade and returning the same
dav While there are no funds to provide enter
tainment for visiting posts and comrades. ,ye,,
quarters for such at reasonable rates may ~ s i
by addressing the committee, at NO Br9auwns'
route and other particulars may be ootaineu'
The names of the following New-York comrades
as aides-de-camp upon the National staff have oeeh
announced. + q Tuckerman, New-York James
r. Rona!ds. Brooklyn j. p. Foster Geneva FRANK
I Regan. East Aurora: II. A. Wiley Sprinswater'
+ r. French. Be:more: William NJ kenyon Syof
Rocbcster' Robert Bushby. Cortland. T. j. BEL BEL
Auburn william henson Haverstraw James w ean
BrookIyn: stephen y. Norris. Brookiyh; Van
~ Sai nan,eI F. crowley New York: JACOB Rooer,
SON New-York: T. NJ Mou.d kef RNrbs:,er r. and
whitney. clean; Roman Oyen6urg' hocheS'e'' '''
jeremiah l.. Hickey. New-York
General Nicholas W. Day recently reelected treas
urer OF the New-Yorl Memorial committee anu
mast commander Of John A. Dix Post No 80 Is d
con,rade o. whom the Grand Army OF Ne"-'ofA y
nroud His hair and boa I'd white In the service
OF his country. but he did not go upon 'he 'e''''
LIST when actual work was 10 10 done ~ 80
Grand Army parade for thirty years ne ""' 49,
among the first to report for dg,y ~ tooE con-
sound money parade Of Octooer 81 ne '' Prtar az
spicroIs part and when General i9rac" ar
- Marsh n
IIar Ian "a March T. selected his chief aies;de
camp General Day among me ml5, 10 ,9e epa1J
rsr nd 10 respond TO the call Durihe tiJ XII
np9,li am IN In,ueiIr,ton Day ne nine ana nan
hours In the saddle, ana drecllnt ins ~ tho re-,
~ ,,ontv ads managed the evolutiohs o. w IT,,
o1mn 81 perfecty that there was no ha-t OF .,,H
in any Of General Porters opeiauS0m on rho arrange
Marshal gave much Of the credit tor ,' - ceneral
49, uhich made the parade success 20 "e'''"
Day
1bo roval veterans OF this city and It's V'''nl,Y'
| ,brouob cap,ain F. l.. Flynn. comm"""'n7 80.
| r,srraput Naval Veteran Association o. ,"'' wy.
have made application for P'a'' ." TITO,
Monument parade. The Naval Noterd" ~" -,
h,,,ior oiI' he composed Of ten companies, ''"''
o"' 49, w. ro,rapu; Association Of Providence
- : cidao, WeUes Association 81 N NV Docs
Monitor Association OF Brooklyn Aa" ssocatIon
~ the Farragut Association o. New" rear
oi ~ Ta,aI cadet Corps Of New or ORR iIri,ad
admiral John r. G. W q inc Naval RSso9
a. tho Admiral is M rnut ~ in The orga MIA
ISOLATION s s bat n is handsomely uniformed an"
exceedingly well driile''
rho oo,,ra les Of Reno Post No a are raN''S
~ e.'a,s - sunrise everybody when they ap,
80 ~ norades ordered for the dedication o.
~ Grant Nonun en-, and for Memorial pay; 70 ' roy
20 Several stunning chanseS -, r along the whole
ncrtcd calculated to excite envy arms
Inc
robr Dix Post No. l55 was orsah'Ae' u"
, ~, tin,e has lost twenty -one con @u''
800 a,h ,Iristopher King was the IlI9' W
~ u.os an INSPECTOR in the custom Fo" tn,
rhiIe ., duty at Of the piers sa" IIa .a,.ed
o,.rboard and plunged in to rescue MIN -, h
the man, bui TOOK $50 Re served in the 23d Ohio;
u hib was president Mckinley oln p,stbnrford B.
vas at Thf rngmen is famous for having h o
re ranks two Presidents anu nro ornG
,,on yyho have since become p'o'"
- bic lac, order. issued on March y Na''om.''
commander Clarkson makes this re'e'snre - 'Ch,ef
,nroaching May 30 The commune" .,,uodos
aLas ,bis opportunity of reminding inc ''a, ror
',o,,, the land that the day OF al uayS w
'"'oue ,, ,ov-is not far off, and ths a, Joh
are desirable for the purpose OF mrndes
ing flags and pecunary Doing In the vicinity
IN me SUI cemeteries to enable them 70 ~ here
decorate the graves OF our comrades contribute
SIeeP tbis purpose to the exents OF ther "o'''
-.,..,,n,s Ga. Is Lieutenant J. A.
lo,,ar OHIO served in the 45th Georgia ,.u 80
,,o Army He was captured at me Ia"
I'm , g., front Of Petersburg, on Marc" -,
| &C. Tho FORT was taken by HancocA o0'P
| Itch the 18th New-York volunteers 'o'' ~
| . lie surrendered his sword 10 lIlNa'o
| xeegan of that regiment VINO was 80 ,vhor
.,,,osItor IN THE New-York Evening Post "'n
o-"'P ,.,, - Ncw-York Lieutenant Walker fouhu
| ,,ttooc,n and they fra;ernized The Lieutenant i
| ,x,ous 70 recover this sword. ana no douo' '"'
ossessor Of II would be glad to restore II 70 It's o'
| nal owner Private McKeegan says thar ne CAV ,'F
sword to his commanding officer Coohe' i''' ',,,'
| ,,,o which he has never heard or H.. oince we
,'ster out Of the regiment he has lost sight eVt ..
The colonel wso. II alive al tnls g can , bis heirs
give some Information regarding H. NJ s,,rn i,
nav have IT, and II would ne glad TO res,ora IT,
The sword was one OF me orua, r, ~ fhe fornei
nossessor clearly cut In the brass OF ;he HIT.
The Monument; Committee Of the 73i Regiment
NpA W
| Fire Zouaves held it's regular meeting at the head
| ,ar,ers y, I2S West Seventeenth-st., on March p
and unanimously passed resolution extending to The
Tribune the sincere thanks Of TIE oGganzaiLoh ro'
| posed Firenens Monument to be erected on the
battlefield OF Gettysburg. and ordereA that the reso
| luton be spread upon the minutes
The survivors n the LIST New-York Lincoln cav
airy VIII hold their annua, meeting on Saturday
| evening March a. headquarters. East Sixty
sevsnh-st Comrade Charles Kayser. vice jreslien;
OF the organization. whose address Is No. 1875 Lib
erty-st. will give all necessary information to all
TO attend on that occasion
James C. Rice Post No % has been assigned 10
new quarters in the new 9th Regiment Armory ana
| will occupy them after April T. This pos, has for
! many years been quartered az Utah Hall and for
a few years past has met at the Grand Opera House
BY this change 1t saves large Item in the shape OF
rent which hereafter be devoted to charity and
| relief OF poor comrades.
| The SD Regiment New-York Volunteers Veteran
! Association has elected the following officers for
| the ensuing year: President. Denton A. Mcgowan:
first vicepresident. John w. Dempsey: second Vice
| president. Theodore Weiburg: treasurer John
Boyle. hna' ciai secretary. George b. Wetherel:
recording secretary. William j. Dandy: sergeant-at.
| arms. John Hewitt. The above regiment was known
| In the New-York State Militia AS the 2d Regiment
but in the Volunteer organization OF the State as
| the SD.
| Christian Woerner Camp No. l. OF Hoboken " J.
| held wel.-attcnded meeting Tuesday night Cap
| tain fIendberg, OF Christian Post No ST. G. r
| and STAFF. and A delegation from General George u
! Mcclellan Post OF Jersey city were present and
| eniOyed "A good time. 4 social followed NJ