The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1885-07-23
REUNIONS.

14th for the first time since the war, the day
being the Goth anniversary of the regiments
arrival home. Nearly 100 survivors were pres
ent, many coming from distant States, and dur
ing their stay in the city rendezvoused in tents
in Capitol Park. The visitors were cordially
welcomed by Gov. Rusk, the response being
made by Maj. II. NJ. Brown, Of Columbus. A
permanent regimental organization was per-
fected by the election of the following officers
for the ensuing year: Pres, C. E. Warner, Dane
County; V.-P., Fl. NJ. Brown, Jefferson County !;
Sec, Geo. w. Raymer, Dane County: Treas
George Weeks, Dane County. A motion was
adopted to hold the next Reunion at Madison
the Sd of next June, the anniversary of the bat
tie of Cold Harbor, in which the regiment gal
lantly fought, and on the same date each sue
ceeding year.
The Reunion of the 18th KY, at Greenville
KY, on the 4th inst. was splendid success,
over 10000 people being on the ground. The
following officers were elected for the ensuing
year: Pres Maj. E. F. Kinnard; V.-P., Capt
M. j. Roark; Sec, Col. Z. L. Motley.
The 10Th Ohio will hold its annual Reunion
Aug and ut Millersburg, o. Pomerene
Post. No. go, GAR, will see that the affair is
q success.
The second annual Reunion of the Goth III.
will be held at West Salem, ILL.,, Aug. %, 26
and q.
James NJ Dalzell, Caldwell, Noble County, O.,
writes that grand Campfire and Reunion will
be held on the camp ground at that place. Aug
Ii, Ia and Is, under the auspices of Noble
Post, No 491, GAR The object is 20 raise
funds to build a soldiers memorial hall and
monument for Noble County.
VIM. A. McKellip, Westminster, Nd: The
annual Reunion of the 9th Nd. will be held at
Mechancstown, Frederick Co., Md, Septem-
Der IL next.
will take place at Odell's Lake, Holmes Co.,
Ohio, September LIST to 4th. 1t will be a most
interesting occasion. and it is hoped that it will
call out large number of old soldiers. The
present officers of the association are follows:
Pres, A. p. Baldwin; First V.-P., Israel Mil
Ter; Second V.-P., VIM. Fees; Third V.-P., V.
Gregory; Sec, l. N. Thompson; Treas, W. r.
Studebaker. For further particulars address
A. P. Baldwin, Akron, o.
Jno. Akerman, Huron, O.: The annual Re-
union of the 46th Ohio will be held at La Fay
cite, O., Sept. 80. All members are requested
to be on hand the previous day, as an import
ant meeting will be held on that evening.
William E. Dennis, Danville, ILL.,: The Re-
union of the 63d Ind. will be held at Coving-
ton, Ind, Aug. 81.
C,as E. Applebaugh, Altoona, Pa: The an
nual Reunion Of the 10th Pa. will be held at
Orbisonia, Huntingdon Co., Pa, Oct. /.
The surviving members of the 21st Iowa will
hold Reunion at Farley, Dubuque Co., Iowa,
Aug. 10.
Henry E. Sellers, Bangor, Me-: The Reunion
of the 1st Me- II. A. will be held at Ellsworth,
Me-, Aug. 81.
Joseph Murphy, New York city: The 40th
N. Y. (Mozart) Association celebrated the Oath
anniversary Of their departure to the seat of
war at Brighton Beach Hotel, Coney Island,
on the 29th ut., and it was repetition of the
many enjoyable Reunions of that prosperous
association. After the regular order of bust
ness election of officers for the ensuing year
took place. Col. E. ]. Riley endeavored very
hard to decline reelection to the Presidency,
but, finding the members SO unanimous in their
desire to have him serve another year, he was
prevailed on to accept The result Of the cleo
ton is as follows: Pres, E. ]. Riley; V.-P.,
Jos. Murphy; Treas, Jos. Robins; Sec. Gus
Schurman; Executive Committee, M. NJ. Con-
nor, w. ii. Wharton, ThOs Connolly, Gouldy
Utter, T. T. Ryder, Isaac Lawrence and Geo.
Thompson. After the election the boys
paired to the dining hall, where they found the
table spread with all that was calculated to
satisfy their appetites sharpened by the invig-
Grating breeze of the ocean. After the good
things were disposed of and washed down by
sundry draughts of-(Mumm's the world,
speeches were made by Col. Andy Horn, of
145th Pa, and Capt. Mat. Stewart, I'D N. Y,
invited guests; Col. Riley, Adj't Henderson,
Capt. Murphy and Others, and after spending
nearly three hours around the festive board in
happy association the boys adjourned to the
tune of "Auld Lang Syne" with the hope that
they might meet again in 1856 with the ranks
as full as on that occasion.
The surviving members of the Dist Ill. are
requested 10 forward to John p. Swallow,
Burchard, Neb., their names, company, age,
occupation, address, and the Grand Army Post
to which they belong, with a view to publish
ing roster Of the regiment.
E. r. Brown, Winamac. Ind: A District Re-
union of old veterans, comprising seven coun-
fiaC will no halA hare An Ok and 81
James s. MINIS, New Philadelphia, O.: The
Reunion of the 127th Ohio will be held at this
place Aug. q, and not ed as recently pub
lished in The NATIONAL TRIBUNE.
]. d. Wilkinson, Plattsburg N. Y: The Re-
union of the 11sth N. Y. took place here July
A, and was largely attended by the old veterans.
There Will be grand Reunion OF the surviv-
ing members Of the old 4th Cav. at Superior
Court, room No. 2, Courthouse, Indianapolis
on Friday. Aug. IA, at 10 a. m. All members
are invited, and good time is expected. Any
information in regard to locality of comrades
will be received by the Secretary, JOS E. Bos-
well, 200 Fl Wayne Ave-, Indianapolis.
J. P. Cleary, Rochester, n Y: The annual
Reunion of the 18th N. Y. Heavy Artillery
Veteran Association will take place at Penn
Yam Aug. 81. The officers of the association
are as follows: Pres, ]. P. Cleary; Sec, David
G. Hatch; Treas, c. H. Van Brackle. Com
mttee of Arrangements, Amos Mclaughlin and
Robt. L. Lewis, of Penn Yam. The headquar-
tiers will be at the Benham House, where the
members on their arrival will report to the
Secretary and Treasurer and receive badges.
f. L. Root, Beatrice. Neb.: The sixth annual
Reunion of the Department Of Nebraska will
be held here from Sept. to IL. This will
probably be one of the largest gatherings Of SOL
diers ever assembled west of the Mississippi
River Ample accommodations will be pro-
vided for all who attend, and reduced rates
have been secured OH all railroads.
/. X. Young, Bristol. ILL.,: The next Reunion
Of the old s9th Ill. will take place at Chicago
some time in the month of September, 1886.
q. f. w. Froehlich, Macon City, Mo-: The
third annual Reunion of the 10th Mo. will be
held at this place Sept. 10 and 16.
W. L. Johnson, Assumption, ILL.,: There will
be Reunion of the 160th Ill. at Decatur,
Sept 10.
J. H. Russell, Farley, Iowa: The 21st Iowa
| will hold Reunion Aug. 10, at this place.
c. NJ. Keys, Sandusky, o.: The Reunion of
the 123d Ohio will be held at this place Aug. 3,
and 5. Accommodations have been secured
at the reasonable rate of LES per day.
f. B. Phillips, Madison, Wis.,: The fifth an
nual Reunion Of the Iron Brigade will be held
here Sept. 16 and II.
A girl at Harvard. Miss Brown, of the Annex.
has led the entire college in all its Departments.
| She passed the examinations to enter equal
footing with her brothers. has taken instructions
from the same professors. though at separate reci
| tations, and heads them all i'm rank. She cannot
| take diploma, but she can have Il certificate of
| testimony Of what she has done.
COngumpti0n Cured.