The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1892-09-08
ueaduuarters and Reunions.

n. Y: Headquarters 10Sth n. Y. at 1330-1332
street northwest. with good accommoda.
tions at 81 day. Members will Immediately
on arrival report to the Secretary and register
their names, after which a meeting will be
called and arrangements made to visit Fred
ericksburg, Charlottesville, the old camping
grounds at Falmouth, and other points of in
terest
John E. Naylor, La Fayette, Ind: Harris
Light Cav. I'D n. ", who go to Gettysburg on
Sept 10, are requested to join the undersigned
in Washington, ID. c., Sept. 90 to participate
in the Grand Review.
Cyrus Chaplin, 1913 Champa street, Denver,
Colo Reunion 7th Mo. Cav, Missouri Head
quarters, Sept 81, n. m. All comrades who
cannot attend will please send their names and
addresses to the undersigned at once, and send
a photograph taken in war time if possible; if
not a more recent one will do. In every case
give the rank, company, and regiment. We
hope to write history of the regiment, and
for this reason it Is earnestly desired that the
comrades will respond.
W.R. Austin, Secretary of the I'd Ohio Cav.
airy Association, writes Capt. Richard ID.
Pardee, of the Treasury Department, WASH
share with them their headquarters at 14l1
Pennsylvania avenue. during Encampment
week The Wade Hutchens Cavalry Brigade
was raised By Special Order of the War Depart
ment By "Old Ben" Wade and Congressman
Hutchens.
Members of scott's 900 Cavalry who intend
to visit Washington are requested to send their
name and address promptly to Henry NJ. CAL
vert, 13S Hancock street, Brooklyn, n. Y, SO
that arrangements may be perfected for visit
to Camp Relief.
O. Poles, 135 Wall street, Auburn, n. Y,
Co. r. 18th New Foundland, will be in Wash
inyton during Encampmcnt week. He will be
with Seward Post, 81, and quartered near juno
ton OF Indiana and New Jersey avenues.
Write to him.
/. F. Becker, Clinton, o.: Reunion 10Th Ohio,
Adams School Building. Sept. 81.
w. w Perkins Post A. New London, Conn,
will arrive in Washington to take part in the
parade about p. III. Sept. 10, about 60 strong.
Headquarters viii be at 1876 Twelfth street
northwest.
William j. Wray, Secretary 23d Pa, Phila-
delphia, Pa: Gen. Alex. Shaler has called
meeting of the brigade to which the 23d Pa.
belonged at Brigade Headquarters Grand
Army Place, Sept 20, at 7:30 p. N. Comrades
of the regiment please attend.
Joseph c. Harris, Milton, Pa, wants to know
by letter where the members Of the old Battery
c, 4th L. s. Art. will have headquarters. His
Leutenants were Edward Field and John Nc
Gilroy.
William Clawminzer, Secretary, Box 1920,
New York City: Reunion l4th y. Y. II. A., 5l4
Ninth street northwest, Sept. 81, 2 p. m.
The postoffice addresses of any Of Gen. looks
Aids or of any of the members of SD. 57th, or
66th \. Y. Inf. who were at Gettysburg are de-
sired for the Reunion of Second Corps by DR..
J. J. Purman, 1435 Chaplin street northwest.
Washington, formerly Lieutenant, 140th Pa.
The National Alliance, Daughters of Vet
erans will hold the third annual National Con-
vention at Washington, ID. c., Sept. 21-24,
Al. H.,
1926 ! street northwest. Sessions will be held
at the Foundry N. Z. Church, Fourteenth and
g streets. Convention opens. Wednesday, Sept.
81, promptly at a. m. All visiting comrades
Of the GAR and s. Of V. are welcome at these
sessions reception will be given by them
to their friends at their Headquarters to which
all are cordially invited, on one of the even
ings during Encampment week. The date has
not been decided upon.
The War Musicians will reune at Grand
Army Place at 5 p. m. Sept. 81. A War Mu-
scians' register will be kept at the Engineers
tent during the Encampment, where all COM
rades are requested TO sign their names, etc.
Let every comrade musician who is present in
Washington attend this Reunion, for all will
be welcome in F., {. and l..
J.. A. s., l, of Gen. John A. Logan Camp, 2,
will be comfortably located in Headquarters at
the street Baptist Church during the GA L.
Encampment. at which church will also be
held their Convention at 100 p. M, Sept. 81.
Miss Belle Gray, National President of the
L. A. s., will be the guest Of Society during
that week, in whose honor, together with the
Comm and er-in-C Chief of the Sons of Veterans,
Marvin 4. Hail. they will tender a reception at
the abnve-named church on the evening of the
2lst instant. Society is showing itself capa-
bic of an immense amount of push and energy,
and is anxious that comrades of the g. A. R., as
well as Sons of Veterans, shall visit them at
their Headquarters to see what welcome the
Washington girls can give them.