The National tribune., 1900-09-13

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sentative to General Association. John J.
Committee Commit Of y. 'H.y. A., Henry \. Red
field, Dover. y. ,H.o1
stgNEw JERSEY.
s. 15th n g. x h n T.
lished at the uClarebdon House, where a
meeting of the ExeSutive Committee is
called for "Wednesday evening, Sept. 10.
at 8 O'clock S. ". Gordon, Secretary,
Newark. n. j., r
90 NETWORK.
Harris Light Cavalry I'D n. Y. Cav.),
at Peekskill,"N. Y.InOct. 10. Capt. Geo.
W. Staniey,., President, Batavia, n. Y;
Arch MackeIler, Secretary, Peekskill,
ny
The survivors of the It'll N Y II. A.
will hold Reunion on Wednesday, Oct.
"A, at Albany, n. Y. All comrades Of the
The Secretary, David Caswell, 81 Jay
St. Albany, N. Y, will give further in
formation.
The 14th Annual Reunion of the AS
ISOLATION of Veterans of the Tenth Lee
gion, composed of the survivors Of the
seth N. Y. 9TH and Sth Independent Bat
teries and Troops g and ID, LIST MID
Rifles, was held in Middletown, N. Y,
Aug. %. The attendance was larger
| than it has been before in a number of
years. The business meeting was opened
with prayer by the Chaplain. Rev. Jesse
+. Shafer, of Newburgh. The address of
welcome was made by A. B. Wheeler, of
| this city, and was responded to by Presi-
dent w. II. ID. Blake, of New Paltz. Sec
rotary Frank Hotchkin reported the
deaths of Robert Hornbeck. John A. Hen
| erickson, John p Cocklet, T. Henry
Count, Serg't Alex. Kidd, John L. Avery,
| Capt. Marshall Batsford, Smith Snyder,
Capt. Morris l. McCOrnal. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing year
President and Treasurer, Joel G. Fisk, of
| Liberty; V. p, Capt. w. II. Stewart, of
Paltz; Chaplain, Rev. Jesse +. Shafer, OF
| Newburgh.
Odd n. Y, at the Armory, Elmira, N. Y,
| Sept. IA. II. Corydon Brown, Secretary.
nth N. Y, at Gansevoort, N. Y, Sept.
q. Edward II. Fuller, Saratoga Springs,
9th Ohio Cav, at Warren, o., Oct 9
w. A. Bushnell, Secretary, 1919 First
Ave, Cleveland, o.
The 2Sth Annual Reunion of the 18th
Ohio will be held in Marietta, O., Oh
Wednesday, Sept. 10, in Buell. Post Hall.
Important business will come before this
| meeting in regard to selecting a monu-
| ment for the Shiloh battlefield. Capt. l..
j. Cutter, Marietta, o., is Secretary.
33d Ohio survivors will hold their 18th
Annual Reunion at Ada, o., Oct. 10 and
| IL. Nelson Purduna, Secretary, Chilli
cothe, o.
SD Ohio at Hamilton, O., Saturday,
Sept. 81, 1900. Butler County Fair
Grounds. All members are urged to come.
By order of President John Il. Hand.
9th Ohio, at GreenvAle, O., Oct. 4. l.
| G. Hitler. Secretary, Greenviile, o.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Co. b. Sd Pa. Res, Mt Georgetown, Pa,
Sept. IL. WIN. j. Hand, Secretary, Dun.
more, Pa.
The 4Sth Pa. held its Annual Reunion
at Pottsviile, Pa, Sept. 3, 800 OF the sur
yiyors being present. A business meeting.
| a parade and banquet comprised the ex-
ercises. A feature was the presentation
Of regulation flag, the gift OF the sur
virfng children of the late Gen. James
W: Maggie, who was the regiments first
phia, made the presentation speech, and
Col. 0. G. Bosbyshell, of Philadelphia,
accepted the gift in behalf of the sur
viyers. Pottsyille was selected as the
place Of meeting next year. These Off.
GERS were chosen: Pres, Maj. James o.
Wren, of Boyertown; V. p, Maj. Daniel
Nagle. Pottsville; Sec, d. A. Reid, Potts
| vile; Treas, Daniel Dome, Palo Alto.
57th Pa, at Sharon, Pa, Oct. IS. 4. G.
Strouss, Secretary, Meadville, Pa.
18th Pa, at Kittanning. Pa, Oct. 10.
The day being the 30th anniversary of
the muster into the United States ser
vice of Col. VIM. Sirwell and his regi-
ment ut old Camp Orr, the citizens OF
Kittanning have determined to make the
meeting one long to be remembered by
every participant. Will A. Lowry, Sec
rotary, Butler. Pa.
18th Pa, at Brownvilc, Pa, Oct. 10.
VIM. Il. Chick, Secretary, Uniontown, Pa.
SSth Pa, at residence of Capt. Syiyes-
ter II. Martin, 10th street, north OF
Fishers Lane, Philadelphia, Sept. %
James G. Clark, Secretary, 72O n. oath
ST., Philadelphia. Pa.
The SSth Pa. Vet. Memorial Association
0ocal), composed of surviving members OF
Cos. A, Il, and II, and the Rcgimental
Band, will hold their fifth Annual Reunion
i'll Reading, Pa, on Oct. 5. Seven com
panies of this regiment were recruited III
Philadelphia and three and the Regimenta
Band in Reading. This regiment was
known as the bloody Soth,' was one OF
Pennsylvania fighting regiments, and
has furnished two Commanders-in-C Chief
Of the q. A. R.-Gens. Louis Wagner
and Robt. +. Beath. of Philadelphia
from among its members, an honor con
ferred upon no other Resimental Asso-
citation since the existence of the G.. A. r.
Samuel! &. Boone, Secretary and Treas
urer. Reading Pa