New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-18


At O'Clock the officers of the regiment ana mv'eo
guests sat down to o Widespread dinner Col Emm""s
Clark presided On his right sat Mayor Wcknain a"u
City Chamberlain, J. N. Tappan while Cen smaller snn
Major Belknap sat the left. The Rev Dr. D. Ii. wes
ton Chaplain Of regiment occupied the other emo OF
the table, The dinner enjoy able one ana va
Invested Of the formsty usually attending such Affairs
At O'Clock tho following 16 persons, who had accom-
panied the regiment it trip to Boston in 1887 heid
reunion in the cabin: Major-Gen. shaler, Col Emmons
Clark Lieut. Col g. o. Ryder. Quarermaster r. NJ "ecd'
Capt. C. g. Van Norden, I'd company Capt George w.
Ely. eth company Capt George W. Smith, sth company;
First Lieut.. Albert T. wyekof, 5th company Sergeant
Major Charles IL Cove. Color SERGEANT p d. Braisted,
r.. Commissary Sergeant Ls b. RAIDER, Hospital
Steward w. b. Freeman Corporal W. T. Peter
son, 4th company Private f. j. Hyde, LIST company
and Privates j. Barrett and ]. Wheeler. Sd company.
With the exception Of Gen. Shaler who was Captain tno
remainder OF the party were privaes In the regiment
during the trip Boston in 1857 This reunion was one
OF the pleasant features of the trip After dinner inc
members Of the regiment scattered about tho vessei IN
groups and amused themselves with singing &C., uhh
they felt inclined go quarters These had been pro-
yied by Quartermaster T. NJ Weed whose laDors I" So
cure the comfort of all were unrng During the even
ing band played operate. martial and o'hcr arS OH
the forward deck Among the songs sung was Centen
NAL song composed By Corporal Evans OF the 9TH COM
pany the words OF which were rs follows:
AIR" MARYLAND, sly MARYLAND"
Twas lust one hundred years ago.
At Bunker Hill. Az Bunker Hill.
That lives were losi, shot BY the Zoe.
AT Bunker Hill. At Bunker HILL
CHORUS
We won the victory at that nght,
We knew We should. for we were ugnt )
Old Putnam led the men that night,
AT Bunker Hill. Al Bunker Hill.
IN Eighteen Hundred and seventy-Ave.
For Bunker Hill For Bunker Hll s
The Seventh Il .:iment, both rank and NO.
70 Bunker Hill. 10 Bunker HILL
From Work 10 Bunker Hll
We know that he requires rest,
From New-York 10 Bunker Hill.
We left New-York six hundred strong.
For Bunker HILL For Bunker HILL
To visit Boston and help along 1850
Old Bunker HILL Old Bunker HILL
We'll do our best let come what may.
At Bunker Hin. Al Bunlnr Hill.
We want to have the people say.
At Bunker Hill. AT Bunker HILL
The Seventh still keep up their fame
In Ncw-York or Bunker Hill
You know. my boys. we've got the name
In NewiOrk and Bunker HILL
Our officers all do their work.
In New York or Bunker Hill 49,.
We won't have those we know that shirk.
In Ncw-iork or Bunker HILL
We expect TO hear the cannons boom.
Ar Thinker Hill. At Bunker Hill,
On this Centennial day OF June
AT Bunker Hill. AT Bunker Hill.
This song like other songs we hear.
In New-York or Bunker Hill.
MIST have end, and that now near,
In New-iOrk OF Bunker Hill.
Az 10 o'clock the tattoo was sounded by the full drum
corps. The officers and members of the 1th, fuily
realizing the work they had 10 perform the morrow
Immediately repaired TO their quarters Thy were
aroused by the beating of the revele at a. H. AFTER
basy cup Of coffee and cracker the regiment marched
TO the ears of the special train which was IN waiting FOR
them AT Newport The train started promptly on time at
3 a. IN. quarter Of mile In length The Journey
to Boston occupied less tan three hours and before
o'clock the regiment was drawn up at the Old Colony
depot ready to march. Headed by the band and ful
drum CORPS the regiment marched from the depot 10
Horticultural Hail. where arms were stacked and the
several companies marched TO their quarters the
seld and STAFF officers with two companies being quar-
tered al the House All along the line OF march
the regiment was cheered by the crowds among whom
were many Ladies, who Assembled on the streets
even AT that early hour. After parakinz OF breakfast
and changing from fatigue TO full dress uniform, with
W itc pantaoons the regiment repaired to the Horeu
tura Hall. where the lines were formed. and the 1th
proceeded TO take up its position In the procession