The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1895-08-15
CONNECTICUT.

Q. neauquarters, NO. olo fouftn avenue,
Louisville
CONNECTICUT.
VIM. T. Cook. Secretary. disqualification
Connecticut Cavalry Association at bridgeport.
Aug. Il. large attendance is expected.
Among tho speakers expected are Gems. Blakes-
lee, Whitaker and Ives, and Quartermaster
Robertson.
ILLINOIS.
John Scott. Secretary. Decentralization
10th III. at Riverside Park. Decatur. Sept. 5.
Fred Hersher. President. Standardization
sd H., Cogswell's battery, Capt. Fords Cav
airy, as Cushmsn's Brigade. at BOnfeld. We'd
nesdsy and Thursday. Sept. Is and l9. All
old soldiers welcome.
Il. z. Phillips St Charles-The 9Th III. Cav
and the 18th both hold their Reunion this year
| in st. Charles. Sept. IL. A fine dinner and a
good time is promised to all. Tell the boys to
come.
INDIANA.
c. b. Porter, Secretary. Lincolnville-Re-
union 34th Ind. Morton Rifles at Camp Joe
Holt, on Ohio River, west of Jefersonville
Sept. IL.
ID. r. Lucas. President, Indianapolis-Re-
union 99th Ind. at Logansport, Aug. %.
KENTUCKY.
John II. Gum, Adiutant, Lexington-Re-
union 2lst Ky. in County Courtroom, Court
house, Louisville, from 6 to 10 O'clock p. M.
sept IL. Comrades attending the National
Encampment. who belonged to the 5th KY,
45th, 5lst and Goth Ohio. and the SD Ind,
having served in the same brigade, are invited
to be present. Those who expect to attend arc
requested to write John T. Gum. p. o. Box
412, Lexington.
MICHIGAN.
VIM Sickles. President Sickles-Reunion
23d Mich. at Ithaca, Aug. 81.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Gen G. NJ Dodge, President, Broadway
New York City-The 9th annual Reunion of
the Society Of the Army of the Tennessee will
be held at Cincinnati, o., on Monday and
Tuesday, Sept. IS and IL, 1895. The annual
address will be delivered BY Col. Fred ID.
Grant. All arrangements for the meeting at
Cincinnati will DO entrusted 10 the following
named local Executive Committee Gen. A
Hickenlooper, Chairman; Gen. William III.
Bald win, Comp. George Buckland Capt r r.
Coyerdsle, Dr. ID. w. Hartshoru. DR.. A. G.
kemper. Col. A. w. Mccormick, Capt c. a.
Partridge, Capt. J. c. Banks, Capt. Z. V. Cherry,
Maj. X. II. Flemming Gcu. r.. T. Heath Mai.
William K. McComa5 Lieut. A. H. Mattox, DR..
William K. Thrall: Col Cornelius Candle Sec
rotary. Gen. Willard Warner, as Chairman of
the Local Executive COMMITTEES at Chattanooga
viii have charge Of the reception and enter
tainment of the Society at that city These
committees will perfect their own local organ-
zations, and give due and timely notice of the
details OF their arrangements, which will in
clude not only the ordinary annual Reunion
but also the transportation to Chattanooga on /
Wednesday; the attendance as invited guests, /
Mt tho annual Reunion of the Society of the |
Army of the Cumberland on Wednesday even
ing, Sept. Is; battlefield Reunion of the society \
OF the Army of the Tennessee on Thursday !
evening, Sept 10, and tho Reunion of the |
survivors Of the commands of Gems Hooker 1
and Longstreet on Friday evening, Sept. 90. 1
Officers who have at any time served with /
credit in either the Army or Department OF the I
Tennessee are entitled to membership. and are /
earnestly requested to attend. The wives and |
daughters OF members and invited guests are |
by resolution of the Society, entitled to seats
at the banquet.
Members of kindred racieties are cordially in
yined to participate.
MISSOURI.
J. II. Revell, Savannah, Mo-, writes: "We have
a blue-and-gray soldiers Reunion at this place
Nov. 8, A. 5 and g. There will be wood. straw,
and plenty of good water on the ground. Also /
tents for both blue and gray. Soldiers Of both /
sides are invited"
The Executive Committee of Henry County |
Veteran Association met on Saturday, July 20, |
and fixed the time and place of holding their |
next annual Reunion. The place selected is |
Clinton and the date Sept. "a to q, inclusive. |
E. ID. Canaan, Clinton, Mo-, is Secretary.
NEW YORK.
John F. Randolph, Adjutaut, Penn Yam
Reunion 10th n. Y. at Naples, Aug. %
ID. G.. Montrose President. Peekskill-Re- |
union I'd N. Y. (Harris's Light Cav, at SYRIA
cuse, Aug. %.
Charles Fl. Hover, Secretary. Germantown, |
writes: The officers of the I2Sth Regiment
Aazn rfatf haya aciA aI L,fl 81. 81.
annual Reunion on the 18th of October, 1895. |
The 10Th has heretofore been the date of the |
anniversary of the battle of Cedar Creek in |
which the regiment was engaged, and as this |
date falls on Saturday they think best to hold |
it on the 18th. A circular will be issued in due |
time to every member, and they will be invited /
to come to Hudson and spend the day together
and partake of the good things that will be
furnished by its generous citizens. The Com
mander of the Association is trying to get
Charles t. Saxton, eur Lieutenant Governor to
come and address US on that OCCASION"
Edward Fl. Fuller, Secretary, Saratoga
Springs-Reunion 18th N. Y. at Schuylerville,
Sept. 10.
NORTH CAROLINA.
A. w. Simpson, Committee, Buxton-Re-
union 1st N. c. at Kennekech, Dare County,
Sept. Is.
OHIO.
c. T. Wolcott, Observation-Disclosures 9Th Ohio
Cav. at Warren on first Tuesday of October.
w. Il. Parmelee Secretary, Toledo-Reunion
Battery II, LIST Ohio l.. A. at Memorial Hall,
Aug. 90.
II. c. Miller, Secretary, Decentralization
LIST Ohio III. A. at Portsmouth Sept. "a. All
comrades invited.
Thomas A. Briefly. President, Warren-Re-
union 10th Ohio at Regimental Monument
battlefield, Sept. 10, at 1870 o'clock
D. III.
w. w. Hill. Secretary, 10th Ohio Cav, writes
About 40 of the survivors of the 10th Ohio
Cav. assembled at Chsgrin Fall, July 20, and
enjoyed very good time. All present pro-
nounced it the best Reunion We have ever had.
The following officers were elected for the en-
suing year: Pres, ]. Fl. Koehler; V.-P., Ly-
man Hannah; Sec. and Treas, w. w. HILL
NJ. d.; Chap, ID. III. Hill. Executive Commit
tee, E. A. Bradley, Festus Funk, W. w. Hill.
The time of next meeting was fixed for the (
fourth Thursday in July. 1896. | would ask
Ill comrades of the 10th Ohio Cav to notify me
Of any survivors of this old regiment and give
their company and postoffice address; also,
Iend me the names Of any you know to be dead,
10 can keep q death-roll. 1t was unanimously |
voted that the next Reunion would be held OF
Delta. There were appropriate speeches by
Col. Sanderson, Capt. Jones, Rev. Lyman Han
ash, Hon. l.. w. Curtis, and at the close Mrs. ]
Matilda Bright sang There Will Be One :
Vacant Chair The Secretary reported 10 ,
Deaths in the Association during the past year."