New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
RELIGIOUS SERVICES Ar TIE CAMP
THE REV. DIR. DARLINGTON INsTRUCrs THE SOL
DIERs-ROUrINE or THE attn.

THE REV. DIR. DARLINGTON INsTRUCrs THE SOL
DIERs-RoUrISE or THE f7TH.
IFRoM SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TRBUNEl
STATE CAN'T OF INSTRUCTION, ,PEEKsKIIL, July
19.-The 47th Regiment, the four Separate Companies
and the visitors camp this morning enjoyed one OF
the finest services held in camp and two sermons
in the bargain. rhe chaplain OF the regiment the Rev.
Dr. W. p Maynard, Is In Europe, and the Rev. DE- John
H. Darlington Of Chrisrs Church, Brooklyn, Is acting
chaplain Services were held at 1870 on the blum to
the Of the State Headquarters and on the same spot
where Henry Ward Beechcr preached on last sunday
Dr. Darlington stood and delivered far better sermon.
After the grand old hymn. All Hail the Power OF Jesus
Name" sung by $50 voices and accompanied by tue
band had died away, prayer followed, and then My
Soul BE on Thy Guard was sung. after which MAJOR
Morris ID. Farr. OF General Browners staf. read In
clear pleasant voice tho sermon written for the occasion
by Dr. Maynard lie said among other things:
Moderation and temperance in all things evenin work.
|. the end and aim Of sound government for the mind
To take stimulants In the place OF exercise is to
invite merccnary troops into country too
weak to defend ITSELF from which they VIII
not afterward depart. Your solourn In Peekskiil
will be like ship entering drydock to see where the
leaks have been. Proper exercise Is important 10
good soldiers. good citizens, and good Christians The
man who puts a mortgage on his homo ut compound IN
terest not bo ruined than he VINO forses
that God intends TO restore energies In natural
ways Ivy rest aud change and not by artificial make
shifts"
DIR. Darlington spoke for twenty minutes and was
listened with great deal OF attention Tho service
closed with Ny Country IT'S Of Thee. and the three
hundred voices seemed to swell with prdo "a inc
notes of this favorite hymu re echoed from across
the creek to the Dundcrberg go
The i7th has begun ca'd' splendll manner anu
the intend keep.ngt" 81 record The daily & toi-
tine "a follows: l. . ~ M. SICK ca'l' o'-v
company drilI 5:jc t-ss ast, 7lO; morning ghard
mount. battalion -.il ;dinrorl2 m evening glaid
mount p .suppcr. 800: dress parade 1;lo; tattoo,
9:i5: taps. 1890 The 18Th had no ovcniug gu'ti
mount and dtcs. parade took place NJ p M Inc DAT
TALON drill will be longer than that OF the other Teg
mcnts change that on cool day VIII pe u thc ~
vantage Of the men. The 18Th did not forgive ihc
weather man here his shareO the business ~ the LOT
weather -chcnc and he has lett camp; Dr. lmgard MS
partner II here. snd upon his arrival promised 10
straightcu things. which he did; the mercury was
pulled down IT. proper level tho wind machine SET
going the era X yaHke proper position, aud now
rything lovely excepting tine wni and thcrc j. 700
much The officer oi the Law this morning was Gap
tain William II. rctiigrew. aud the officers OF ID" gusr
LicutrBauis John Hepburn ani Edwari j. carey vac
ofhcer of tie day Tonight Il Captain Thomas hrr anu
the officers OF the guard Leutenants Over ana fIteh'