New-York tribune., 1885-07-25
VEST POINT CADETS At THE STATE CAMP
NO SIGNS or MOURNING FOR GENERAL GRANT PERI
MITrpp To BE SHOWN.

NO SIGNS OF MOURNING FOR GENERAL GhAN f1"'
MITrpp To BE SHOWN.
frRou A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT or TEE TTIpUNEI
STATE CAMP OF INSTRUCTION, PEEKsKTLI,
July 24-The flags flying at haf-,nast. the regmeh'a
coors drapcd in mourning and small p'ece Oh Grape
upon the arms of the officers not all that tells OF
the death Of General Grant No drapery In the shape Oh
grape Is allowed here and there may he sreh P'c'
ure OF the dead hung inside OF TENT away
from the eyes OF those who forbade any s'ens Vi '
deep feeling that the feel Even the correspond
ent, are not allowed to show any emblcms of monrhhg'
Tho s,b separate Company Oswego attempted to hr
their company street In an appropriate way, out inc
Colonel of the 47th stopped the proceedinrS' why '
was done is not known. as the men OF tho o'hoi eo
panies were allowed to use lanterns, hags etc. LUG
Oswegomen feel 1t keenly.
Fifty bor,emcn covered with dust and wearing gray
uniforms dashed into camp. this afternoon atrac.ns
good deal OF attention rs they swept the tented nea
and up to the headquarter' they proved 10 s %
from West Point, having left there IN uere re
Sna%S eomreoa.y y shown around by Assistant Adja-
tantenera Phi'srer ana with tnf the Splendid se
but especially at the big mess hall and the Sahsn ,hs
wndholz the caterer in his efforts 10 snow ,d be
colered cooks wild over the sight OF iea, n ,h
West Pointer Late n the afternoon the caoe ei' '"'
Tonight at O'Clock the inspection Of quarters toos
place and too much can not pe sara o, dv annrarsnce
with flaps thrown back and the req Disnkes va,
there were 59i In camp. an increase oi noIo 49,.
forty over the day before Company mas .o
butts to-day. Tomorrow the 11th ana lth Sephs'o p,
Companies will return with tue 4Iih the Ii,h p.sc
dropprd al Yonkers which place they VIII 1trc "
Mt Vernon. The Jsth Separate Company OF Vsmeso 49,
will leave Roa Hook for home af ll:|O and inc 5S ePa
rate Company will leave there at l22O tne "a fs o5n
meut which relieves the ATTN will reach here "t -'o
y. IN.
TwENTY-sECOND REGIMENT GOING TO CAMf.
The 22d Regiment, n. G.. S. n. T., Will as
semble at the armory In West Fourteenth-st at a. m
today in fatigue unifsm and preceded by Gilmorcs
band OF pieees twenty ana ten pug'es
will march to the foot of West Iwsny-hrstst.
and embark on TIE steamboat Long Branch Tor
the State Calnp at Peekski Colonel Josiah Porter VINO
hasencd his return from Europe In order 10 be WIN e
regiment in CAMP will he In command ana All tue ON.
GERS OF the re gnen and 600 have reported thnt
they will he present for duty on this OCCASION
AT the camp re,cile at 4lo a. M anu taps st
1890 u M the usual OF drills and ceremonies
will occupy the time daily. The chaplain, the Kew Dr
W. n Dunnell, Will conduct divine service on
SUNDAY morning ON Monday the presentation OF medals
for service will take place. on Thursday Coy.
ernor Hill review the regiment The coor- VIII DO
drsped in mourning and tho officers Will wear Grape on
their arms and sword hits mark OF respect 10 the
hero W hose death Il universally mourred IL ~ ex-
that ths egiment will be ordered osow ork Tor
day IT, parade with tho First Division Oh the occasion
of the funeral.