The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-09-24

following officers were elected FOR the eps,,vsa-,
fres Harvey T.. Jones Eimtsl; v-P's, James
French Bath @. Holland. HorneIlsvilIs. John H
knapp. Dundee. Edward Wells Havana. PAM
IoI59n, Worth Elrrir1; Src. s. DO. Leavitt; Treas
Hon. 4. q. Egiudger Do The afternoon the crowd
gathered around Che band stsuJ Co listen s0
~ s"es ~ Gen. Jabu Palmer. D1r4nauder-iu-
N"'.'. @ii Depart neut Commando CHls ~. free
man. hhe Hon. John Rljuc4 and 1fhrr4 An fha
..1."'s were S"oV 7Id highly aFyTcc .t5d a. Tho
-tI11ot applause attesfed D.t Fr.t4v a lHrg4
f .Ft or invitation ni Mai. s. H. felvi.t aud Cs.t
Root. A1IItIIii and Quarieru1as.ar ~ t -oIdisrsI
fiola'. went on an excursion and ciam-bazso on
George q Sopcr, secretary Utica. Reunion Ias,h
49, =, e. ,f ,.'gl VIE '.t z, Invitations hav5 been
~ rise, P.'a.'f.N, viii be there guests Of
lH' t''IA lte committee have oa5l..s 80 r,ofo-
500 g. o's monument 90 Gettysburg and they
VIZ r., '' safe ~ 0Hr Reunion &c sue low price of
- or I'D cents. Every member should aec,,r srs.
a..p we Ie<.meni-l badge ,Gat we have adopted;
% I7 % beauty. send lddresscs-zs
Charles iBscy. Secretary. llgFlv5a- Ren,to,,
i'-I y. y. pt seward Post rooms Auburn Oot =
i'-.t Surviving comrades % the 20 y " Cav
tiiarrs agul met al Neei yiuyVn aud o~rppjzer a.,
H--'e ,,'.''n W % these officers Pres James stru-
ulHr t.1-s.Uc. ". j. See, Adrian Norman. Passaio
y. ,. Gimp. Wm. Van iapcs send addresses TO
some g. oflLe ah y Z CIV. me, nj Central Hall.
.NcW NotS on the ltth inst. To celebrate the g0th
''H. F-'Ty OF th1ir departure from Workers FOR
tAr mont and Had COOL time. Comrades were
present Rom sale lake City, Pltt,bur.s Hudson
"-' Nl'"nF. 0"s company o. had 20 members
N-tt- As'lttIH 'l regret were ed from fsol
lesn'.e, 'oi. f"rne.i, Major schwartz, Depart
meHt Commander % Arizona. &, A. r., and soms
- H'icr comrades Tie comrades present accepted
LAr invitation OF the Monument COMMITTEES OF
AonEers o. attend the dedication 81 fIe soid{ersS
and sailors Monument 80 chat place on the l7th
INST. 4ni oSpco. 9" have qHIte rcspcci,ble surn-
Joseph a. Moore, So :. nth avenue Mt Vernon
Wlth whom al former members Of Tie reeirnerf
WI" are not on the roll already, are requested 70
NJ 81. Dodge President, RockIand. Reunion 1lsd
y. a. 90 Liberty Oct. o..
terrt : Congcr. President Couycraeur: Re-
Oct. Z.
OHIO.
~. ~ y NT'ynard. Secretary, Chardon: Reunion
loltl OHIO 90 jefferson Oct. 20
john ". Newell. E1wcr,tou wants To know
W"t H's become Of the lion of tine 5th Ohio
N'vs ana 90 there VIII be- q Reunion This yssr.
-. X ~meiiIe, Secretary. - Water street.
% and 800. fu.' attendance il expected a. sih-
ser pinus % the history OF Jhc regiment will %
S'-,.l' an" several sample chapters will 90 thsro
At 'flniuon sept TO- the 10Th Ohio had A Reunion.
lAHi7'ay evening was spent in 81 variety ~ WAYS
som" gathered tu the grand stand and listened %
the fa.e7 and addresses Of Gen. Gibson and other
comFHdes, some gathered around the GLOWING
cFm4hrc and related tales OF war, while others
Ntideiei around ihc grounds and amused them
selves according TO their tastes AT tho business
Hlte-lH& tEere were elected. Pres VIM H. Glib
SON, Itliu; N.-P. Milton Miles Bowling Cream
see John w. Davis, FOstorit; Asst see A. NJ
Dtdlne, tostor.u, Treas H. n. Stewart Fostoria
on Aug. 2p ana = Isl Of the surviving members
or t!e DIST Ohio held their Reunion at New Phila-
cotph''' ana had lhs most enjoyable time they
ever HadUt "a Reunion. A committee was appointsd
70 select the place for Che Reunion which viii
DC ht washington, D. 9. al members W no shall
see tl5 article, and whose address IS not known IN
the secretary and ANY member changing his adj
GTsss, are requested % notify J. A. Carroll, New
PHILADELPHIA, o.
l. w. Richardson Defiance: Reunion 6sth Ohio
at Napoleon Oct. g. Send address.
PENNSYLVANIA.
r, H. g, Miller. Secretary, Kiugstou Reunion SAD
ia. az " likes S1rre sept. - ut clock a. N.
The Troy Guards, co. g.. l-tl Pa Reserves nnet
at the house Cf g. IT, Mason boz Troy sent s,hsrs
lAey were delightfully."- entertained. Officers chosen
Were; Irf-.. O.. II. Mason; F.-P.. II. D. Grantesr:
see. and Treas, T. d. Bcnedict Elk Conn., E ID.
bene'tct, W Il. King and c. 1T. Mason.
john J., Grail. Secretary, Fourth street and On
an'7ne Way, Pittsburg Reunion 5th Pa. as
WayHesDurg Oct. l.
According to announcement the gray-haired
veterans OF the Hin IA. set up Headquarters In
tie village Of FaiFyiew sept 10. The good people
OF that ioya! town bad made most e abJr4fe preDa-
Fati0ns 20 receive them, aud after parading ths
principal part OF the town on which Hgus and
bun ing displayed Iu great profnsian they
halted IN thc grove 90 the Academy and did Justice
70 bouutiul dinner. An address OF welcome was
delivered by Hon John g. Pcrkiue Dr. James L
Dunn responded in lis happy STYLE and was FOL
lowed by Col ". J. Alexander D. Ross RAYMOND
Capt. @. Fl. Z. Ferguson. Capt. \. vs.. Lowell, now
Quafterinaster Of the Soldiers Home at Erie,
satGied them rs the men who saved she Nation
and believed they -hOuld be cared for while thsv
lived, for God would care for them when they died
Capt, Wells made fine speech, and al its eonclu-
sion proposed three cheers fDr the ladies OF Fair
view. The election suited as follows; Albert
I.ish, President A. w. Merrck, Corresponding
Secre tarv.
The dGh annual meeting Of the Pennsylvania
BlcS tails or 1t Rife Begmeut was bold at Mauoh
Chuu!S sept. 1918. The town WIS prOfuseiy doc
Grated. and receptions, Ctmpiire5 aud excursions
were tie order. al the old officers were re-
elected Pres. Gen. ~. r. IIar;shornc Of Curwens-
vile; F.-P., Col. a. +. Niles OF Wslisboro; Treas
Col. r. a. Irwin. Of CurweusvilIe; Sec, Serg't VIM.
IT, Rtuch. Of Philadelphia.
WISCONSIN,.
the 2s-h WI. reUned at Paris Sep. 10 exactly 100
members being present. The new officers ara:
Pres, Col r. p. Gray, Marshfeld Wis; V.P.,
Can't. T. y. Stevens, stanton Mich, SEQ, g r.
Bell. Milwaukee; Fre,s., G.. j. VunderpoOl Wsu-
kesha, Wis., Historian, j. b. Taylor, White
water Wis. Il was decided to publish iu the forth
coming report 1fthe proceedings Of this Reunion
condensed history Of the regiment mhraeinR dates
az its organization, its battles and marches 70 var
Gus points, q means Of furnishing necessary In
formation % comrades desiring TO tx upon sho
exact dates Of The events without referring his
torlc3l works IN libraries. Comrades Gray, Gault
and Bell were appointed a committee 20 revise tho
history for publication. Send addresses TO Seere-
tary.
s. M. LONG.