New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-13

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!, ~ Lafayette Post. on the Friday preceding his
Gc5tn which he attended apparently IN good
nauasone and touching testimonial. acknowledS-
ing his MANY kind services TO them individuaily
end collectively bearing testimony 10 his beautiful
character and his generous and patriotic services
widow and one GauSh;er."
The % Regiment Fire Zouaves-known the
rSd New-York Nourtcers-which left this city for
,ha war in ls6l visited Gettysburg on Saturday,
september T. 10 dedicate the monument OF the I'D
erected on the field. The veterans Of the regiment
we're Joined by the Exempt Firemen's Association
and other veterans and volunteer fremen. and
many friends and invited guests. The Fire Depart
mont OF Gettysburg received the New orkers on
their arrival and escorted them their hotel. In
the evening they the guests OF the Depart
ment and Were shown over the town. their band
giving a fine concert. on sunday Father Shine.
Son OF captain shine, OF the Tod, who was killed IN
The battle invited the visitors his church in the
rnOrning Then carriages were taken for the scene
Of the first days fight; Captain Merrick iectured
The asso atons were also taken to. the scenes Of
The second and third day fights; Every point OF
where the regiment fought on Labor Day the
was deda'ea In The PresgnTe ai aFg g
opening remarks and General Henry F. Tremane
G9veil.d by Miss Ruth Marshall Very grandniecc
OF Captain stewart There was long orGer OF
e eSi Fa1rdr ''S and My Country Ills Of Thee
were sung. The monument Is ths last to he erecteI
0 on yiy guests present were Daniel f Finn.
Chief Hush Bonner Of the York Fire pepar'
Captain conway Martin J. Keese; Warden Of ne
zSHsys I'M e Wy Voiuntees: Major Rich
ardson and many others.
The annual dinner of the Vosburgh Veterans in
memory Of Colonel Abram s Vosburgh. FIRST com
rnander Of the American Guard, list Regiment y.
Y s. NJ. will take place at the Jersey Cehral
Railroad Building cafe. No 1iS llberty-st. on next
Tf~y.4 m
obtained from Captain A. NJ; CTpe al presdeny
Daniel E Sckles. General Daniel Butterheld: Gol9 ,,
ns Joseph A. Goulden Chairman OIL me ~ nromi
nence. covers Will be removed at $50; The com
m s5 srs S9mD0Sed 2? W 2Ge4 (nS
tenant r. H. SHUTS treasurer; Comrades A H.
man. J. r McCiain. David Harmed. G. X ACker-
man. R c. Hefermani Dame keys - I.o. H.;
II F Liebenau and Secretary G. W. Beck"ith'
ex-oiiicio members.
LAFAYETTE Post IS alread~ looking FOR a comrade
70 fill the place OF commander. splendid head
the post found in Rear Admiral Richard w Meade
and such a selection is not readily repeated c S2m
Comrade James A. Blanchard. Adjutant Wilbur r
Brown. Colonel Charles F. Homer General Dsnlel
name! for the place Pas; commsnder Henry H.
adams proved popular o Ga @ anu cd many
The officers elected by the Anderson Zouave AS
ISOLATION (s2i New-York Volunteers for the year
1875 are as follows: President Charles f. Morse
vice-presidcnt. William T. Lewis: secretary G. r.
Tcndrickson: treasurer Lewis Heuer. sergeant at
arms. James Wilson: trustees. James Hustled. Moses
= Ross and James Walker. The b2d was command
e5 by Colonel J. Lafayette Rker. who was Killed at
the battle OF Fair Oaks June 1862. and IL was Tor
was named. Many members OF the Anderson
Zouave Association are also members OF flker
Post The association meets At its headquarters:
No. 90 SixJh-aye. the first Tuesday evening OF
each month.
Ex-Chief o. Police Peter Coniin has accepted The
Office OF president q the Veteran Association Of the
Csth New-York Volunteers. 10 which he was recently
In the past 10 the duties OF presiding officer
O. this famous irish association. but his pressing
duties as head OF the New-NOrk police force pre-
vented this. lie belongs TO Moan l.. Farnham POST
No. 49,
The Sons OF Veterans are spreading and extending
their lines Camp Gou.den formally opened Sep
TENDER T. a, Pelham Bay PARK by Oliver Tilden
Camp No g. 5. OF Y. The camp was visited by
mary citizens and their families also by deega-
ri-ns from tae Grand Army including Colonel
Joseph GOulden. chairman % the Memorial Com
ml.toe. Judge julius J. &. langbein, Commander
Lord OF Post No 3s4. Mr. Deh, OF Post No. 81
Adjutant HeDdrlcksOn OF Post No. 80. Captain
Bolster and others.
ANY post Or veteran association that would Ike
q fuii-Iengta portrait % General " ; Hancock