New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
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rhu icu ou DuuIu until tney feturu hhV INV
day.
everything that can carry arms, it is said. cx-
poets To come down from Vermont 10 march IN
the parade. They will make their quarters on
board boat, IL ono can bc secured in time Den
mite arrangements arc not yet made in regard to
the Vermont soldiers.
The heaviest contingent sent by any one
state Will he 5000 trocfs from PennSylyanin;
or these, two regiments or about 1000 men, VIII
secure quarters In city nrmorics. lhr 1T Penn
IS lvJpil Regiment, Of Philadelphia, whose mcm-
bcrs kicked vigorously. but Intellectually.
AGAINST lhc orders 70 the r, gIlat on Uniform
Of the National Guard Of the state OF Pcna>yl-
vnnin, which order debnrrcd them from appear
ing in their own handsome uniform. will he enter
tanned by the 22d Regiment, at rs arnory. IN
West Fonrtccnth-st., near Sixth-aVe.. III return
for similar courtesy extended 10 tho 2@d h.
the LIST Pennsylvania on the formers last vi Il
to thC Quaker City Tie 9TH KTmfn', ~ "a
u like service for tho ID Pennsylvania.
TIE UNIFORM or rEvNsYLvA1IA TROOPS.
Tie troops FROM the Keystone State are NOT
expected TO give much trouble for they have been
ordered TO come to this city in heavy marching
order, carrying their knapsackS, forks, spoons.
knives, blankets and all the accoutrcmcnts of
regiment fully equipped for tho march and camp
This State will send three brigadrs OF infantry,
two troops OF cavalry and three batteries of ar
tlcry In the cavalry will be the noted CITY
Troop OF Philadelphia whose members hearts are
sore indeed becansc General Hartranft has ordcTcl
them to lny aside their beautiful llnssar uniform
and don the Army blue. the uniform oil the o'h'eS
National Guard.
The placing of tho other Pennsylvania roGi-
ments has get to ba decided upon, bnt II Il
thought that some Of them Will b" sent across
tho East River to Brooklyn arm2rlrs or haiiS: ah lG
Army Building at Greene and lionston st'
GUESTS or TIE It'll REGIMENT.
Captain Murphy said that no assignment had
yet been mad. Of visiting troops TO the splendid
armory Of the eth Regiment. The visitors who
get ouartercd in that fine building Mt SIXTY
scvcnthst and Parl,-nvc will be fortunate. About
1900 men will he sent thcre.
As for the armorcs outside of this city placed
at the disposal of the Army Committee. only those
Of the 18th 23d and i4th Regiments, at Flat
ayes and North poriand-avc and Auburn lllce
respectively. in Brooklyn. are available. ana they
will he used but Just what VISITING mllta WI,
he quartcred in them has rot yet been drrlHed
mon I'm rho case OF the Williamsburg armorlcs
those OF the 32d and l7ih Regiments, It was ioNnd
impossible 10 get ianspor''itun OF sufficient QUICK
ness TO get the trooyS from the arInorlrS 20 hclr
assigned places in the parade Ill tmc Inc Sinc
objection barred ont ia" hcSni'hIitlcS oi nv
a Tnahs Of JrF'f TH "na g will be
sent 20 tho armory Of the 3th .,o o.r,o,ios -
There arc left uuacconnicd for. 'hr nrmorleS OF
The two city hHtcricS the l,' Mr9nr. nnm I
Rooms Ne 3Ii West For'viourth,St. IN th'in
will no chartered the 9Th and G'h BATTERIES rom
Bin ghamtOn ana SNfa'nS'. ItNl"t'' ~ -
armory Of the I'd lHttrry. Nc: y Sevrntn-'vGf
thrrc is no accommodation fOr other IMAM inc
horses and guns OF that particular or-lnz'tIuh'
THE WAR DEPARTMENT GRATIFIED
Rriqodier-Grncral Fitzgerald has sent ont invi-
,ntons 70 al the commanding officers ct the visit
ing militia and 10 the Governors Of all the States
Offering the use Of his headquarters at Broadway
and Sixtv-nfth-st. during the celebration to the
officers field and staff Of visiting organizations
H. is said that thc War Department is greatly
rrati0c,l Mt tie solid evidences Of the country ;
ability TO mass N y given point on the A'llh'lr
Coast so lnrra body OF trained and disciplined
troops ms will parade mp Ffth-avc. next week. IN"
fact il thought 20 be significant OF the wonderful
efficiency Of thc present organization: maRln@ II
possibl, 70 corccnirntH on army Of wfldrllcd ana
wrll-couippcd soldiers within q day NJ any lh-
portant city on this coast II i Thought that with
forty-cight hours preparation IN army o. n"'rN
IS 600 men could he gathered. sire" tho Crhtcn-
MIA fevar struck tho conntry Tho war )rlrrth'n'
1os been in receipt daily of acquisitions for ordnance
and ounrtcrnnstcrs' stores Tor tho equipment u
the militia OF tho country under the annual APP
incarnation OF 500, OOO not only from old orE'u-
izntjons but from many That haN" onlv rec" ntN
sprung into existence. In the distant Territories
m rticplnrlv arc There signs of activity among the
militia forces. The old organTti0ns hrr gracn-
ally changing their equipment 10 CONFORM 10 thit
of the Regular Army.
The feeding Of this treat body OF military has
bctn left entirely to the officials Of the various
States The Army Committee, however, will pay
the nuartcrmaSt"r OF each regiment 80 for every
man in the command. this sum being considered
meals Some of the regiments will DO their own
cooking but most Of The Visiting soldiers VIII iind
their provisions in the restaurants or Gotham.