New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-18

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nAsutao mann INFANTRY ,pUl
Lose lMANDu. Aug lf.-M an early hour
tIis mor.lus hc shius'u Lsh Infantry corps "i
- lou. rr chct Lon llfA. rh ~ a.rri' llu over
the lo u.yl, anna l lIoii. The 1o dirs rapid disco
br H tm.irIuas and n rchri zap tIr .ud, ot the
N.-I I'M .otc. A .r., ug hll already gwen uotrr
uf thr aplrla g IA arurl Tor o.. asa Vhfn 90 nr
william a.. MooIc commau. iD- thc CORES. 7..t DIS
ID rri. ujo on ~ b. uo,r with demand For sur
r.ud .r ID vd NJ Hlrr b. the pr'p1 Tor. qW Xiv Yielded
TIE ia %. The Coris was run to the head
%. Tine tau s-tal Oh tie nos D. and Mr. ilil eth
quicly ,uurd he care OF large um rr Of is9urr-
D ou-It here 10y th- CORPS and artn erd tIl. ihcr
would be vel cared TO-. Colon Moore took moss -slon
of white tents the cdgD of the bl and he sol
dcIs broke ranas anu wee soon eang he re i'cdc.
by their enfor ID march, tney having iof Va Augtcn
m mai n -ht -atldl7. A guard was To- mr around tuc
cimu 20 keep ont the eusuF t.e share
OF handsomely 're--eI girls who hoosei around
to catch a look a. the warrior, aDd within ten
miuue. 123 distinct sn'ros in "a ma diHtr'nt Keys
D. re audible -okeI tina. the s'l r. re- dreaming oi
home ana friend
TIE eucam pa, nj mas .een name Camp oev, IN honor
ot John Hory of I wv ~ Park, who na. been i. o.
the Co %, ID spite o. the TACT that hn is Newio r.er
Coon Moor took 81. tle Large tents tr as mead.
quart r.. corresp rnlcnt of TIE TmBCSE allowef
To isit his ate~ mad beet scare ed 70 a-cera'
If d. carried aims. A. ueddquarters he touIl
Captain A. " Kelly, the inspect Captain
T. g. eeer. tn Orlilance officer; Georg' Brietnlrih
IN. quar- ermast-r; Captain Il. T. Leon, te surge y,
first icutrraHt John 10. CoEie, the aclHg dIu an C.
H. Durlud. tine ergcI tmaiar; CAPITAL William y d.
ION OF Company 4: apt.i. BUT h. Ros. OF Company
= Captain j. G. Enfwist q. ol ON any G. and CAPTAIN
Jnnu = Tile o Oupa -. COlJue Moor. said jht
crp- WI orga rizod IN 1886 ami IL member
are " nj Z tn fact INIT when th. .ir
war opened the fr-t sworn iuto sery cr
were some Il lis mD The no. Al II Due
rou ers md nu-l oler 81 coat trimmed " tn blue with
be r KIN plnt,. c
Whel a-a,d why be had invaded New-Jersey the Colo
mel said he thought 10 WIS about ume the etate Wa
brought iu' the In Bliin, man replied: " "c ell
If YOU d lri' 10 alone 10 would p Obahy have come
~ right November H. qu ca =, iled taken tl
the gird h0us. ana gwen corps .adge and IA : OF
ginger ale. Tie young adj surrerd tr- afternoon
As soon "a formed ks FOR dress parade. IW'
penslve-loOkng girls nom Boston agreed nat the
III mbers of he corps were re INTEL gen. / o.
than be members OF the Ancient
and Honorable Arflcrv; crowd Of damsels rom New
York were C mid the seventh Regiment was no
where Two biut-et asses from the lily OF EHs drop
. d "a .ou le tears the deuarfei gOr1ct ot tnr
New Haven Gr,ys. and several rOsy-ch' eked madens
from he village sighe whe they tIough OF the man-
beers or The third Il gment Nau' al Guard, New Jrr+ry
Colonel Moore announced his n entlon o. stayin- eA
ana agreed not to invade ire surrounding country a.
long he and his men kept well supplied with good
raj