The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1892-07-28
REUNIONS.

Annual Meetings and Other Matters Pertaining to
Various Organizations.
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE wants the addresses OF
all Regimenta Secretaries for 1892 49, Reunion
notices should be sent in early, and Will De pup
lished once in this colump.l
ILLINOIS.
S. Dorsey, Commander Rutland: Reunion Big
Bend Veteran Association La Sale. Aug. "a, Is and
e. All Posts constituting this association will take
due notice and make full and complete prepare
tions accordingly.
INDIANA.
X. ]. Patterson, Secretary. Munce: Reunion Iron
Brigade, Muncie, Sept. 16 and H.
MINNESOTA.
w. A. Spsulding, Secretary, Minneapolis: Re-
union I'd Mimi. L. A.. Masonic Temple, Minneap-
oils, Sept. 8.
NEW JERSEY.
Over 100 veterans were present at the Reunion OF
the 18th N. J. at Trenton last week The officers
for tue ensuing year are: Pres, Serg't Louis M.
Price; V.-P.'s. Capt. Hinson, Sergt ID. y Brltton,
Capt. r. d. Cook. Lieut.. James Vanoster. Serg't
White, Serg't John McEwen, Sergt William j.
Chamberlain; Sec, John A. Lutz, Newark Treas,
Capt Augustus Dusenberry.
NEW YORK.
Geo Stoneman Machias: Reunion 105th N. Y,
Silver Lake. Aug. and 10.
Levi E. Short, Secretary, 324 Fourteenth street,
Buffalo: Reunion Tooth N. Y, Tonawanda, Sept.
II.
OHIO.
]. NJ Beelman, Secretary 56O15 West Hanson
street, Chicago, ILL.,: Reunion 18th Ohio battery,
Washington, d. G., during the National Encamp-
ment.
r. s. Matthews, Jackson The National Encamp-
meut date Is fixed Immediately following the date
for the Reunion of the LIST Ohio H. A. and 1t is be-
Iieved that many will stay away from our meeting
to means 10 go to Washington. The Presi-
dent and Secretary are both going West to be gone
all the month of August and perhaps longer, and
could hardly be here on Sept Ii. Col. Hawley
does not promise to come this year, so that very
likely no field officer would be present ut our
meeting. Therefore it is suggested that the pres
ent organization hold over, and that this years
meeting be omitted, and that the arrangements be
continued the same agreed upon ut our Wav-
erly meeting. except that the date of meeting be
extended to Sept. 10, 1898, at Jackson. would be
glad TO hear from comrades on the subject.
there be serious objection. this postponement
will be understood, and no further notice given
until next year.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Last week two large tents were erected In Fair
mount Park, at Belmont for the Reunion OF the
survivors of the Goth Pa. Cav. A silk flag, yellow
in color and inscribed with gilt letters, was planted
in front of Headquarters. There was large turn
out of veterans and their families AT the business
meeting it decided to hold the next Reunion
on the 2sth anniversary of the battle OF Ashby's
Gap, Va, where the regiment lost 128 officers and
men in killed and wounded. The banquet was at
o'clock. President Samuel z. Town presided and
delivered short address. After the banquet,
speeches were made in response to toasts by Col.
W1Star, PRESIDENT lOWn SOnraueS Lowering, NC
Cormck, Yohn, and Morrison, of the guests and
Comrades George Z. Reeves, Thomas G.. Hall,
Sweeny, Montgomery. Weaver, Derrick, Seibert,
and others of the Goth Pa. Cav.
RHODE ISLAND.
Geo. NJ. Turner, Secretary. Providence: Reunion
Sd X. /. II. A., Rocky Point, July 80.
TENNESSEE.
r. e. Douglass, Secretary, Fort Worth: Reunion
colored Federal soldiers, City of Fort WORTH Aug.
3, and s.
VERMONT.
Geo. NJ Law, Secretary, Springfield: The Re-
union Co. e, 9th VT, Irasburg, juno o. was well
attended. 1t 30 years since the company Or
ganzed at that place.