The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1893-08-31
HEADQUARTERS AND REUNIONS.
Organization Meetings at indianapolis.

Third Brigade, First Division, Fifth Corps
Reunion at 10 a. m, Sept. 6. in State House
Hall. A paper by Maj T. E. Morris, of 10th
Mich, will be read on Butterfelds Brigade
from Hanover to Malvern Hill. There will be
on hand for distribution Brigade Proceedings
for 1892, containing, in addition to the report
and speeches, illustrations Of monuments OF
44th and 18th n. Y, and Gen. Vincents statue
at Gettysburg, with fine portraits of many Off
GERS. Future records of proceedings will have
other portraits with tributes to those killed In
battle. 1t is desired that every brigade COM
rade living should furnish his correct address
to the Secretary by postal.card, as a roster of
the brigade will be printed in next edition OF
proceedings. There are no membership dues.
Edward Hill, Secretary, Allegheny Springs,
Irvine, Pa.
Greene's Brigade (Third Brigade, Second Di-
vision, Twelfth Corps)-Members are invited
to register at Allison's Book Store 81 North
Pennsylvania street, nearly opposite POstotiice,
and receive the brigade's Gettysburg Reunion
souvenir of 1898. Or send your address and
have it mailed to you.-Lieut.-Col. ]. c. Red
ingtOn, Syracuse, n. Y.
First Brigade, Third Division, Thirteenth
Corps Headquarters will be in tent in front
of Postoffice, with 18th Ind.
Twenty-third Corps-Reunion in south room,
Odd Fellows Hall, corner Washington and
Pennsylvania streets, Wednesday, 1:30 to $50
p. m. Gen. Irwin Robins in charge.
CROSS Brigade-ReuniOn in Criminal Court,
Marion County Courthouse, Tuesday, 8 to 1870
a. m. w. d. Wiles in charge.
HaZen's gade-Rcunion in Room 3, Supe-
rior Court Marion County Courthouse, Thurs
day night. Capt. Thomas Madden in charge.
Kilpatrick's Cavalry-Arrangements have
been made for Reunion at the rooms of the
9Th Ind. Cav, corner of Illinois and Ohio
streets, at 10 o'clock on Thursday, Sept. Z, to
which all members of the old command are re-
quested to be present and it is particularly de-
sired that all comrades on their arrival in the
city will report and register at above address.
Private Soldiers, Sailors and Sons of Veter-
ans Association-organized last September at
Washington-will meet Sept. 6 and continue
until the 9th, at which time the plans for
future operations will be completed. A Camp
fire will be run day and night, and all private
soldiers, sailors, and sons Of veterans are cor
daily invited to be present and prepared to
make things lively by songs speeches, aud
"reminiscences of the war. 1t is to be hoped
that all the officers of our new organization
will be present.. T. Piggott, President,
Parkersburg, w. Va.
Minute Men of '61-Reunion at Odd Fellows
Hall, Mapleton, indianapolis, Sept g. A busi-
ness meeting will be held at 10 o'clock a. m:
for the election of officers, after which ad-
dresses are expected from ex-Gov. Farchild,
Senator E. w. Hincks, and others of the Min
ute Men who afterwards distinguished them
selves in the service.
Silent Army of Deaf Soldiers, Sailors, and
Marnes-Reunion Sept. 6 in the Chapel of the
Indiana Institute for Deaf Mutes, corner
Washington street and State avenue. Assem-
bly, call at o'clock a. IN. Colors to distinguish
degree of deafness, to be worn on left lapel of
coat, are as follows: Totally deaf, infantry or
navy blue; severely deaf, cavalry yellow; par
TALLY deaf artillery red. 1t is in the interest of
every deaf comrade who attends the 9th Ma
tional Encampment to be present at this Re-
union, as business of Importance will come up
in behalf of our class. For the Reunion take
East Washington street Electric Street Rail-
way Line. Come!
9th Ill.-Headquarters Sept 5, g. and at
No ID. New Denison House.
Sd Ind. Cav.-Reunion in Commissioners
Courtroom, in Courthouse Sept. z, from 8 a. III.
to IL m. Headquarters of the regiment during
tho week will be at 80 East Washington street.
9th 1nd.-Headquarters in Parlor E. Denison
Hotel; also, at tent in Military Park. Regi-
mental Reunion and Campfire in Courthouse
Sept.7 Regiments in Hazen's Brigade during
1862 and 1863 invited to participate.
18th Ind.-Headquar in large tent at
Postoffice. w. C. Phipps, indianapolis, is Sec
rotary
Goth Ind.-Headquarte at Military Park on
West street, one square north of Washington
street. Reunion Sept. at p. NJ, in the City
Council Chamber. in the Courthouse on East
Washington street.
5Sth Headquarters at Office of Lieut..
Col. Joseph Moore, second floor, TIL East Mar
ket street. All com rades are requested to report
and register upon arrival.
66th Ind.-Reunion in Police Court, Thurs
day afternoon. THIS C. Hammond in charge.
seth Ind.-Reunion in Board of Trade, Ten
nessee and Maryland streets, third floor. ID ain
hall, Wednesday, 1:30 to $3.50 p. m. +. J. Van
Voorhees, in charge.
12sth Ind.-Reunion in State House, in front
of Governors Office, at 5 p. M, Sept. 5.
1920 Ind.-Reunon in Rooms 49, 81 and 35,
third floor of When Block, Pennsylvania street
between Washington and Market streets, Thurs
day at 10 a. m. Corp'l Geo. Yandes in charge.
18th Mo.-ReuniOn in Marion Club Parlors,
25 East Ohio street, Wednesday forenoon.
Edwin S. Boydo in charge.
5th n. "a special Reunion Of snch mem
bers attending the Encampment will be held
in the County Courthouse, near the Denson
Hotel, opposite TomlinsOn Hall, at o'clock
Wednesday morning, Sept. 6, under the man
agement of Comrade Jasper e. Lewis, Co. d,
South Bend, Ind.
10th N. Y. Cav.-Headquarter A Massachu-
sets avenue from Sept. to 8.
Sth Ohio Battery-ReuniOn at Headquarters,
4S8 East Washington street, commencing Sept.
A. Comrades are requested to bring blankets
Sth Ohio Ind'p't Battery-ReuniOn Sept. at
122 South Illinois street. Notify S. J. Will
| liams, Secretary, Greenville, o., if you can be
| present. so that arrangements can be made for
your entertainment.
| 18th Ohio Cav.-Headquarter at Military
| Park. Reunion Sept g. from to 1880, in the
| Council Chamber in the Courthouse Building.
| 41st Ohio-Rcun ion in Rooms 80 and 80 mort Ii
side of corridor first floor Courthouse Build ing,
| Wednesday, Sept. 6, from 1:30 TO $50 y. m.
! Goth OhiO-Reunion in Room CO. Ladies'
Room, Marion County Courthouse. Tuesday 4
| p. NJ. A. Boice in charge Also same place
! Wednesday 1890 to noon.
| 74th Ohio-Reunion in Room CO. Ladies'
Room, Marion County Courthouse, Wednesday
100 to $50. A. Boice in charge
1st Pa. Cav, Ringgold battalon-Reunion
Commissioners Court, Tuesday, 5 to p. m. Z.
NJ. Johnson in charge.
| 9Th U. S. c. T. Ii. A. Officers Association
! Reunion at residence of W. II. Armstrong 1873
North Delaware street, Wednesday, 1890 a. IN.
| The Drum and Fife Contest.
| EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: The contest
on drums and flies will take place at Indian
apOls some time on Wednesday, Sept. g. at an
| hour between the regular program of the day.
| The time and place will be announced from
! the stands, by program and through the daily
| papers. Tom Hellrigle and f. n. Bayliss, of
| Dayto O., were the first two that accepted the
challenge of Maj. NJ. l.. Pembeton and S. L.
Hawley, of York. Neb. therefore, the first con-
| test for the $500 side and championship, as
published in The NATIONAL TRIBUNE of
| June 25, will be between the parties herein
| named. To Messrs Belden and Golden, also of