New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-01

in the second days fight. These two brleades, with
many Others of the Ncw-York organizations.
were in the Third Corps, General schies s.
But Ncw-York regiments were with Reynolds
and with the uniucky Eleventh Corps OH inc
first day; with tho Twelfth Corps at Culps Hill on
Cemetery Hill, where the Louisiana Tigers mauo inc"
famous charge; and with Hancock on the 'hird uay
when Pickett was overwhelmed at the Bloody Angie
No part of the big field in fact was not fought over
OF one of tho three days BY Ncw-iorkcrs
Reference can be made here TO only lew Vi W.
more conspicuous single regiment monuments. INC
s3d New-Yori, 9th New-York state Militia VIII haVe
tall needle shaped shaft of granite. made to ooh
good deal like a monol,h. This VIII DO uhNe"cu VI.
the first days line Of battle on OAK I'LL in' on"
New-YOrk l4ih BroOhlyn dedicated It's mchofia '@''
xcar Tho design shows the figure OF soldier ON a
massive pedestal. The Orange Blossom hte'Hio"
f.siye figure of Colonel ELS who was Killed al inc
novrs non is ano hcr of tho more striking pieces oil
granite work 1t has been in place now, however io
r. out two years The LIST Long Island Regiment VIII
be represented by orthodox shalt OF giacciui o"
line This regiment fought in the sixth corps "h'''
took part in the las; days fight, and ha, the ioss
hui a single nian-missiDg-to put on us hioiol i"i
tablet. 90 ,r,osdav have
been some hat elastic, owing to the unceilanS go
whaI time The general reunion ceremonies "ouu 10.
unoccpicd il is likely, however thai cach n
and battery will have lis own orator anu III" %
and these special cAclClstS VIII
veterans fron all paris of NcwYork Ihesc orsall,
,zatons have announced that they VIII have iornS'
ceremonies 9TH 9th ana ION taaH a,b aoth. list
45th 54th, 57th. cOh, 61st. 62d 6oth' pm 1.od
sOth SD s6th 9th, 10th Josh ll sc1 I43th and
l4gtb Infantry and the Excelsior and lrish brs "''
STARTING FOR TIE OLD BATTLEFlElD.
MORE THAN FIVE THOUSAND VETERANS oi'
FOR GETTYSBURG. ~
Over 3 600 veterans sons of veterans ana mlhua
mon left this city Yesterday for Gettysburg W 'aAo
part in the memorial dedication ceremonies "n ''',
historic battlefield Early in the day INC Oh''e"
Veteran Association, $50 strong. marched lioih US
headquarters az No. 81 First-st. to the
ferry and thence to the station. Delegations hoi'i
Nansecld Post Rlker Post and DOan Post went on inc
same train Adjuiant-GcncIal ". C. sniih was III
command of the veterans. The organization lnciuues
fire veterans of the 73d. Gsh 41st. 42d, 3D. '4'h
and saith New-York regiments.
The veterans Of the 119th Ncw-fork Regiment a'so
wcrt Colonel ]. r. Locknan was in command
There were nearly two hundred men present. This
association is formed of part OF the old l1th Army
COINS 4 delegation of veterans OF Post Ward H.
burnett No. 496, OF Tarrytown, followed han an
hour later and delegation from the lolh New
York arrived from Albany AMI joined them. a mum
her Of noSts and parties of going unofcay
also arrived at the station Among them weS d
detachment of the New-York Duryea Zouavcs from
IS.
the Phil Kcarny Post Commander Charles +. hyatt
of New.York CITY, and the Dcvin Post, No. 14o'
Commander j. NJ Cummings.
1t was Just 10 when the strains of qulch>'ep
wcre heard AS Conlcrno's band led the 9th Regimen
into the station amid the cheers of the people Coiohi
William seward, jr in command Brisadler-
General Bartlett, who formerly commanded the reg-
mcnt accompanied the boys to the famous "attchcid
This regiment goes TO represent NcwYork state at the
ceremonies The officers present included Lieutenant
Colonel T. T. Rand, Adjutant Decker Assistant surgeon
Major Thompson Captain 5. I. Lorcgan, Captain y. L.
Cochen Captain W. w Marks. Captain W. WlcoN'
CAPTAIN j. NJ Billings, Licutcnanis +. Bart!'tt' X
Worrall, c. C. Kolber, J. d. Walton, j. McCohneh :
second Licutenants G. j. Roth and o. a. >;
Wener: Qartermastcr Pratt. Inspector OF
Rife Practice NJ G!hsOn. and Comn's AIRY J." l.
G1cmcnt There were $50 under arms
A train of sixteen coaches including slcepcTs, wa
wal in for them. Judge AdvocaieGencral ohHoiH
ccompancd the regiment as the fcprc-ehtatNc VI
Nev-York State The 1St Long lslanI Nc!clals ~
.ociaon survivors OF the 9th Ncw-York No in'ccrl
went along in company with The 9th Two tl.iI y. u
,ncnbcrS 81 The War Veterans Association thn 80
VoUntccrs) the Cd Fire Zouavcs and slclIc EAcc'-
sior Brigade also started for Gettysburg