The National tribune., 1889-09-12

eight cavalrymen and the Huntingdon VALLEY
Band. 1he Post escorted the part! through 'he
village, aud the President expressed pleasure at
seeing the boys"
Whilcthe members of Post Nos, of Philadelphia,
were at target practice Mt their range on last sat
urday afternoon, the rifle held by Comrade William
Kirshncr prcmaturey exploded and the ball
lodged In the fleshy part of the leg OF FRANK Dec
den II years old. The injury was slight.
The following Circular has been issued by the
Grand Army Association, Reading:
Arrangements have been completed for the grand
Reunion of veteran soldiers and sailors OF our late
and Sons of Veterans, to be held in this city ON
Saturday, Sept 2S, 1889. Judging from the large
number of acceptances already received, we toel
justified i'm announcing that there will be from 30
TO GO organizations in line, thus assuring an I'M
nense gathering and indicating that the Reunion
viii exceed our most sHnEniue expectations
| In all respects. The Philadelphia " Reading Kan"
road will sell excursion tickets at the very low rate
of one single fare for the roundtrip from Quarry
| vile, Lancaster, Columbia, Tower City, Harris
burg Allentown and intermediate stations, going
only on the early morning trains of Sept. -: nut
good TO return any train of that day also from
Pottsville. Philadelphia nud intermediate stations,
good only on trains leaving Pottsville at T:10 nhd
300 n. and trains leaving Philadelphia M zap
and $50 a. m but good TO return on any tram Oh
same date They will special trains back mt
midnight from Reading TO Columbia, Lancaster,
Allentown Harrisburg, Philadelphia nnd fo OTIS,
vile, and IL business warrants, to Tower CITY nc
! Pennsylvania Railroad will also sell excursion
tickets nj the low rate of one single FIRE for
the roundtrip (uo ticket To he sold for less thn 10
| cents from all stations on their SehuylSill Dvs-
ion on Sept. %, good on trains leaving Poitsvil!e
nj and 10 n. M, and trains leaving Philadelphia
mt sos and S35 a. m, but good to return on any
tram oil same date Orders can be oo'mmea from
Secretary II. NJ. NJ. Richards, 622 North Third st.,
| Reading, for the sale of excursion tickets from
various points on the line Of this road IN the State
| of Pennsylvania TO Reading and return mt the rate
OF two coats per mile Travelled, the tickets to be
sold Sept q and 30 good to return until the 18Th
They will also special trains back nj ii or 1850
y. IN. from Reading Ia Pottsvile and Philadelphia,
stopping mt intermediate stations. Organizations
| desiring quarters to be secured for them by the
Association at hotels or elsewhere viii notify tue
Secretary, III. NJ. NJ. Richards CD North Third St,
Heading, at once, giving all necessary information
headquarters FOR %he distinguished guests ui inc
Association who have been especially invited will
he Mt Hotel Penn, northwest corner SixthRnd Penn
streets. The Headquarters aud rccopton-rooms OF
the Woman's Relief Corps. No. TO- for lady guests
VIII bc IN apartments adjoining the headquarters oil
Mclean Post No 6. In order that all visitors may be
properly received the Secretary should hc notified
without delay at what time each organization viii
reach Reading, by which rRiToad, and the prob
able number in line. All organizations below Read.
| ing coming via Philadelphia n RendnE Railroad
viii dsembarS nc the rHnklin-strcet station
| Gen. J. =. :. Goblin will deliver the address on
the occasion OF transferring the work of the Get
| tyshurg Monument Commission To the battlefield
! Memorial Association Sept. II.
Reading will have Grand Army Day on Satur-
! day, Oct. -. in which large number of Posts in
| the surrounding Counties will participate
The usual street parade AND Camptires VIII nc
heid ts year IN connection with the celebration oil
| Allegheny County's Grand Army Day Oct. j.
| Every effort will bc made 10 make the day one of
unusual entertainment. Invitations will he ex-
tended to the Posts in western Pennsylvanin. east
eTn Ohio and West Virginia. The celebration may
lead TO the formation of IA Southwestern Pennsyl-
wanna Grand Army Association.
On last Monday evening over zoo comrades OF
Post No. % Chester visited Smith Post, No. ], OF
| Wilmington, Del.
This resolution has been adopted by Post No. IA.
| of Philadcphia:
Resolred That the Adjutant be instructed TO no
tify Nil comrades that have been dropped from the
rolls Of the Post, md still wear tic Grnud Army OF
| the Republic badge button that they will DO
| dealt with according To law on aud after sept -
Officers of Charles ii, Ridley Post. No. 567, Wyo-
ming: Commander Dyer Bennett = v: g. :. r.
/ Shirley; J.N. C., Simon Smith; q NJ NJ '. ko-
zelie; Chap, J. W. Wilmer; o. D., Eli Parrish; o.
/ g., VIM lshoads; Adj't, IL. &. Jones.
TEXAS
Officers of Lincoln Post No. Is, Whitesboro
Commander, Jacob May field; s.v. O., jacob Beck
Gilman; J. V. g, II. H. FIesher; AdIt, J. IL. Punn ;
Chap, John Harrison; .. d., J. w. Pitt.
VERMONT
Officers OF Henry Post. No. p, Chester Com.
mander J. e. Jones; $. V. G., A. n. learned }; "
g, NJ. $ Moore; Chap, J. J. Miner; Q NJ. y. w
George Cortcll; Adit. G. II. Larkin; $. NJ. J. O.
Smith; O. NJ. 8, = }. smith; Inside s., John Muir
Outside -. Sabin Morris.
VIRGINIA.
| A. "a recent meeting of T. r. Meagher Post. No
| 3, National Soldiers Home the following resolu
| iioD unanimously adopted:
Whereas ihe Home BttlstiH In i,s issue Of Satur-
1 "
| heRrtless, nnmRnly Hnd siHnderous sluf upon the
| memory OF cur dead comrades buried in the Ma
| tional Cemetery, Hs follows. The graves ia the
National Cemetery getting close To the fruit
trees that tie apples have AN alcoholic flavor
Resolped By n. f. Boagher Post, No 3, Depart
rtent Of Pirginfa, That TO mark our unqualified
condemnation OF this base aud outrageonsiy shame
fu assault iovcu comrades rcIesng TIA . chs
biyouac of the dead, this Post deems tc author %
this RhOui-iikc SANDER Hn unworthy comrRdr. auc
MS unit associate for true To the principles
r.. &. mud L.. aud that this resolution be- sptcac
rent TO THE NArIosAL TRIBUNE and Harnplot
Monitor for publication,
WAsHIEGToE TER
Officers Of d. A. Russell Post No 35 Mt Yer
non Commander, &. ID. Kimhaii: s V. g., JAspe
Gates; J. V. g. w. Y Deere; AdJ't, =. w Young
q. NJ, ID. q. Rose; surg, a. anrili Chap >. q
Wasbbnrni .. -, II. g. Yiuing; o. O., w. ii
Miller.
Officers Of Nathaniel Lyon Post. No. 10 coIfx
Commander j. Ewhft; *. v. C.. Thomas T. liOsn
J.v. q. ". A. Iadd; O. H.. r. Lornmason; O. NJ
Thomas Iiddlei AdIt, William T. Lewis; thnp
Charles Is. Anderson; O. o., Henry Miller H. NJ.
- Lake; q. NJ r, John Buck.
WEST VIRGINIA.
Officers Of Meade Post No Q. Fairmonii Com
mandeT. James w ShFoyeri = V. g., George y
jackson: J. V. O. Thomas ~. swisher: Adit. 8
| A. Btiiingsca; q. ~, n. q. Cochran Surg. H. {
Huntington. Chap. Taylor Kichmoudi o. -
Jonathan HAWKINS; o. g., George smith; ;. ~
George T. Fleming.
WISCONSIN,
Officers Of T. A. Ramsey Post No. "a. oeonto
Commander. James A. Don Levy =, V. g., Al
". Bird; q. D.. Il. r. Paramore; o. e., wiiliat
Luck; Surg, Carl Eeutz Chap, w j. GlAh5on