Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-27
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The New York Military Vfsftors-TheIr
 Reception To-Day-The Tenth U. s.5Tn-
 fantry.
 At the reception of Go G, Twenty second regiment, New York, by the Grays, Colonel A. c. Hendrick, Colonel Morgan, Captain Rounds, Lieutenant Bassett and Sergeant Mcqueen will represent the veteran com mand The. New York visitors arrive this
 morning by the New York boat. The active Grays are to meet to-day (Saturday) at their armory at o'clock Q. m. and march at 7:30 to the boat, arriving there by 8 o'clock, when they will receive the visiting New York nili- tary and escort them to their armory After depositing their arms and putting themselves in order the two companies proceed to the Elliott House, where the New York company will have breakfast After breakfast there will be a street parade, the companies march ing in season to take the 10:40 8. m. train for Branford Point. The active and veteran Grays are to hold reunion during the con- ing fall, but the date and place have not yet been selected.
 The reception of the New York visitors at the Branford Point Hotel tonight will be 8 fine affair, one of the most pleasant of the season in this vicinity, and many prominent people will attend.
 A general order issued this week from the campment at Mantle next month states that Col H. B. Clitz, of the Tenth United States Infantry, has been detailed to attend the en- campment He will witness the drills. re- views inspections, etc., and will probably re- port thereon. Included in the order is the The Brigadier General is directed to see that all enlisted men absent from camp with out leave, or satisfactory excuse to him, are properly notified of fines incur red, and the fines collected. Excuses of an imperative nature only should be granted, the same as for actual ser vice. The fine for absence from camp with out leave or satisfactory excuse is $5 for each day of absence, Gan absence from any one of the three daily roll-calls is deemed as absence for the day), and for unsoldierly conduct or disobedience to orders not more than ten dollars. Commissioned officers absent from camp will be reported to this office by the General commanding, with any facts regard ing the cause of absence.
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