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tanning about twenty-five acres Of ground. for the
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purpose named.
II has been officially announced that the Irritating
difficulties which so seriously threatened the mar
mony of the order in Rochester have been honor
ably settled. Tho department commander oeheves
that. IL "as much care and charity are nereaai
exercised 10 avoid disputes and misunner shawn n
in posts and among comrades as were snow, vi
amicably settling these serious differences we sha"
have less troubles In our order In the future
The annual reunion and election OF the Mo~ai.
Association 10th New-York Volunteers. was hed
last week at Canarsie. The reports of the secre-
tary and treasurer showed the association 10 DC
In a prosperous condition. These ohlcers were
elected: President Colonel Edward j. Riley; wee
president. Joseph Clymer; treasurer, Joseph rsop
ms; secretary, Joseph Murphy. After the uans
action Of the regular business the comraues up ba
wives with the Invited guests. ate dinner az tns
Bay View Hotel Speeches were made by Coom nd
Riley. Captain Cymer. Captain Murphy anu
others.
The 7sd New-York Volunteer Veteran Associa-
ton Cd Fire Zouaves) has appointed a special
committee TO make final arrangements for the
dedication of Its Gettysburg monument. which VIII
take place in the early part Of September the
Exempt Firemen. survivors Of the ola hxcsislor
and ciyjl life will accompany the association and
participate in the ceremonies.
General Franz Sigcl has received pressing IN
vitation 10 attend the thirty-sixth anniversary OF
the battle of Wilson's Creek. at Springfield MO.
on August TO- General Nathaniel Lyon was Killed
here. and the battle was ono of the famous ones
of Mc sa' Psrs 8 sSf So an
occasion is to he reunion OF the Bue ana Gras
and all the prominent officers living VINO served
on either side have been invited.
The Anderson Cadets No. /. Daughters Of Vet
Grams. will hold summer-nieht's festival at Fort
Wendell Park Observation-Disclosures ninety fourth-st.
and Amsterdnm-ave.. under the auspices or me
Anderson Zouaves. sd Regiment New-iork Vol
un,eers and Anderson Williams Post No 3d. on
Monday evening. July %. Dancing ana games VIII
be leading features.
The following reunions will take place at the
Burfalo encampment next month: The ilth New
York Cavalry c"Scott'a go'). August %. at Orient
Han Fcrry-st. ana Wesi-ave.. in the afternoon. ~
history of the regiment will shortly be published
Comrades desiring information will please address
r w Smith. Fifth National Bank. New-York. The
18th Regiment New-York Volunteers. on August
g. al 10 a. M at the New-York State Headquarters,
in Ellico;t Square. The 18th New-York Heavy Ar
,lIery Veteran Association. at headquarters ELL
colt Square Building. No. EOS Main-st, Room No;
5i5. fifth floor on Angus; "a . a. m TO ?: m: al
as the rooms are engaged only for the hours above
named. Peoples Ellsworth Regmentc isth T pNs
10 2 Buffalo. New-York. August "a. at 10 a m
ThS th Hes HkfTy ss n 'Se res
day. Angus, %. at o'clock a. ~
The Ninth Army Corps VIII hoid us reunion DIT
Buffalo next month. and there will also be Il re-
urion az every army CORDS al well as OF many regi-
ments ANY Information desired by any associa-
ton regiment can be obtained at any time by a'-
Dire ssing the Committee Of Arrangements at Buff
falo.
General John p. Gordon Commander Chief
of the United Confederate Veterans, has re-
ceived and accepted invitation 10 take part III
the dedication Of the monument TO the memory OF
General John A. Logan soon to be uhveiied al
Chicago.
LAFAYETTE Sumner. John \. Dix. Alexander Ham
uton George Washington. James Monroe and sew
eral other posts have called off meeting In the
month during the summer. The meetings Will be
held in the latter part CT each MONTH
summer Poet No u rccentlE mustered recruit