New-York tribune., 1891-08-31
yo~k Charles ThraIl.

J. J. Vaughan, ir. Joseph YORK; Chario' AN''-'
John c. Hesny and Nathan Beckow
The comrades Of Adam Goss Post had q fine ume
AZ their annual reunion at Washington PARK Nearly
every post in tho city had representatives Oiere' aiu
a great many wellknown eN-soiders Jo'nou III .aO
davis meyriment. Among those present "orc 4"Ie"
p Conlin Comrade Guy bly,, Past junior vice De
nartnent Commander Joseph Hadheld, CohmahueT
Jobn McCanIey, Post No. 577; NJ J. oBnen. fTed-
erick I Vincent John Ratchford, J. +. Murray
W. II. Smith, william Ackerman John +. Lohlsai'
charles : Thorp J. Ruhle, Henry Raichford' John
g. Morrison Jacob Walters, +. g. Morton, PatIloN
Lucy. John King. George A. Stewart Valentine Weh'
del. James Wilkes Philip Achenbach, Joseph Bemaid
r. = On Bols Louis Goehe, Karl Klintzing and many
others The march was led by the fife and drum
corps instead OF the orchestra, and they also gave an
erans were well represented, Cameron ana Robert
Anderson camps especially 50. Co.,
,The 73d i,egimont Veteran Association lsecOnu
Fire Zouaves held its annual reunion in East Fourth
st. ON Tuesday evening, and 1t was quietly enjoyed
by all present. About MY mehiDers NSIe ulSiS'
tain NJ Stewart presided After dinner there were
speeches and songs and the Old vets forgot 70 80
that the duties Of another day were awaiting tnem'
The annual summcgright festival of T. ID. Nor,
take place on Monday evening september IL at Iel.
race Garden. This is the only occasion during tue year
that the comrades Of this post are cales upon 70 use
occasions are the most pleasant Of ay OF the aals
Of this fine post. and happy reunion and evening ;
and his onlcers are active IN pushOg things; -,
Through the efforts Of COmrade Joseph NJ. nay, OF
the Veterans Rights Union, Comrade Mckenzie, OF the
79Ih Hichanders has been reinstated a clerk in
the Custom House by Collector Fassett IscSii. Si
Mckenzie left of bis legs so on the batteTGH 1T ny Ills
The reports for the hrst and second quarter enolng
June 80, 1901, show the largest number ever to
ported in this department at that date. This is
satisfactory and encouraging showing ana tle De
partnent Commander particularly urges each COHl%Ic %
IN mako fIsl
department may assume It's Eghtul position the n,St
i'm the order lie desires especially that those comrades
ON the suspended list "a list much too higel D III
duced TO resume their membership in good standlns'
The printed report Of the proceedings OF the twenty
fifth annual encampment Of the Department Of New
York have been received at department headquarters
from the printer ana being mailed TO the posOs oA
'' The Ladies Aid Society of Sharpsburg Nd. is
endeavorng TO repair and remodel the church at taI
place which was used as a hospital during ana iIer
The battle of Antetam so as to make 1t MenorLS ,S
Church Posts comrades who wish TO ana IN ms
work will send their contributions 10 Assistant Quarter
mastcr-GenCEI \. r. Penheld, CAPITOL Apah& -
The great granddaughter of lslael lark tIe IeD @ ~
Bennington lives in Detroit she Is Mrs Emma e'arH
Hampton and is we'll known in W. r. c. circles, as
she has been national president .,,... .ouu,,,,o -
Rachel sherman, the daughter Of General sherman mas
created lntter in Grand Army circles. EVeyth,ns
connected with the old hero or his family IS OF deep
interest 10 tile 6. 4. y, and W. X: {. ,,,
Mrs Jessie Benton Fremont and her daughter, Ella
beth BENTON Fremont are living in Los Angeles in the
beautiful home presented to them by the women Oi
Septen'ber 8. 6 and will he Brooklyn DAYS the
battlefield Of Gettysburg. A grand excursion 20 thc
famous field has been arranged under the direction Oh
Commander W. c. Plum, Of Winchester Post, No. 1877
Say september 5. spending ti Gh and 7th at Gctiys
burg, thence to the summit OF the Blue kiGvG Houl
aiqs at Pen Mar past t the DGd hsonc 10 NJ
d. c. Tickets fcr the round trip are placed at - by
special arrangement with the Batnloe ana p,I ONO
Railway. Tickets may he had OF Commander Fluh'
No. 623 Myrtle-aVe., Brooklyn.