The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1888-03-15
REUNIONS.

TNoTICE.-O Organizations holding Reunions thi
year having or making rosters, will favor Us by
transmitting copy thereof TO THE NATIONAL
TRIBUNE for file and future reference.-EDiToR
NATIONAL TRIBUNE.l
IOWA.
James H. Reading, Secretary, 18th Iowa,
Lowry City, No. desires to correspond with all
surviving comrades of the 18th Iowa, in regard
to forming permanent organization and hold
ing Reunion at Columbus during the En-
campment.
MISSOURI.
w. F. Flint, Great Bend, Kan, is anxious to
have Reunion of the survivors of the 43d
Mo. at ST. Joseph at the time of the buchanan
County Fair Or st. Joseph Exposition this Fall.
He would like to hear from the comrades con-
corning the matter.
NEW YORK
The survivors of the 1st n. Y. M'td Rifles
held their 10th annual Reunion at New York,
Feb %, 20 comrades answering to the roll-call.
A resolution was unanimously adopted favor
ing, the per diem Service Pension Bill. The
following officers were elected for the ensuing
year: President, Michael Schnepp; First Vice
President, A. q. Patton; Second VieePresi-
dent, Thomas Turner; Third Vice. President,
George Barger Sec, w. II. Armstrong; Treas,
p. Nick Crete. Headquarters, IS Vesey ST.,
New York City. After the election banquet
was held.
b. n. Hurd, Secretary, Syracuse, would like
to hear from all members Of the 18th y. Y
Cav, in regard to holding Reunion.
OHIO.
J.B. Allen, Sergeant, Co. C, 3Oth Ohio Co.
lumbus: Veterans of the Both Ohio contem-
plate holding Reunion at Columbus during
the National Encampment. Will comrades
communicate with me as to their choice Of
dates, etc.
The survivors of the Ohio Brigade held their
annual Reunion at Marietta recently. During
the banquet speeches were made by Col. J. J.
Conner r. K. Shaw, /. r. Rose WIN. Contner,
and song by Robert Shiers. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing year /:
President /. r. Rose; V.-P., T. J. Conner;
Sec, James Adams; Treas, Robert Shiers Cor.
Sec, w. A. Snodgrass.
PENNSYLVANIA,
The sixth annual banquet of the Survivors
Association Of the 72d Pa. better known as the
Philadelphia Fire Zouaves was held Feb. 20
in Assembly Hall, Philadelphia. Magistrate
Benton O. Severn presided. About 100 COM
rades were present. After the menu had been
satisfactorily discussed addresses were made
by Col. Charles ii. Banes, Julius Q. Aitken, DIR.
S. VI. Trinkle and Others. Letters of regret
were read from Gems. a. S. Webb, w. w. Burns
and J. J. Wistar, former commanders of the
Philadelphia Brigade, to which the regiment
WAS attached. Hl5 regiment pdFuCipdtcu III
the battles Of Yorktown, Fair Oaks, Savage
Station. White Oak swamp, Malvern Hill, An
tietam, Fredericksburg, Gettysburg, Chancel
/ lorsville, Mine Run, Wilderness, Spottsylvania
North Anna, Cold Harbor, Petersburg.
WEST VIRGINIA.
The survivors of the Sd W. Va, later 9Th w
| Va Cav are requested to send their present
addresses and the company of the regiment tc
which they belonged to Col. r. Z. Fleming
Fairmont w. Va. A complete roster of tho
regiment is desired for the purpose o.
/ holding Reunion this Fall; time and place L
| be fixed hereafter by Gen. n. Golf, President
Of Regimental Association.
MISCELLANEOUS
Co. II, 9Th o. s. Cav, viii hold Reunion a
Columbus during the National Encampment
| All members aye requested to send their ad
dresses to James Porch, Chebanse. Ill.