New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23

Duyv everybody began TO wish for something TO eat,
and heavy rcqusitlon was made upon tho depart
mont Of ubsktence which met all demands under the
direction OF Walter G. Schuyler the Commlssary'
After luncheon there some show OF merrmeht
forward, where the men Joined in the chorus OF
We've All Been There Ecfure,7 Whore Did You Get
That HAIR wen have High Old Time and other
light dtcS with which Csppa favored them by special
request.
Colonel EmmonS Clarl, chatted freely with the news
paper men Who gathered around him In the cabin. lilo
would not, OF course, say anything on the subject
Of his probable successor In the coOnelcy OF the
regiment but In the conrs: Of convert alton said that
the success OF the 9Th largely due to It's remark
able esprit dc corps. which caused each member Of
the organization to sink his Individual preferences
Tor the honor end advancement OF all. lie had no
doubt that they wOuld cheese wisely and well when
:hc time for the election came. II quarter Ia
o'clock whcr the Long EiaGch va, made fat at
the Roa Hook dock and tie guard began to dcbarh
loud cheer rent the air when the white tents on
the plateau In the bend Uf The river came In sight. aud
now only short Ascent lay between the ardent
mi!tiarlcn and their temporary home Tho quad
followed by the band hasIcncd w the slope that
the encSmpmcnt might be PLACED under guard before
the main body arrived y largo number OF country
le1plc awaited their approach at the brow OF the hill
ard little GIRL who was urging some older persons 70
lovely soldiers and the drums
The camp was IN - respects brand new I Ih9
In them, the camp cluIIagr and utensils were MI
to experience their first use aud the handsome mar
SpsSs OF the quarter En9% as tnTy H0"
TO the courtesy OF Lieutenant Du Val. OF Company /,
by S" siss gag on H the the RE in h
morning. and was in place IN the camp long before
es Ss the hGs4 Of the s wan
begun on the pal ado ground, and as the companies
turned into their respective streets the camp was
declared open for the seaS"n
sETTMNG INTO CAMP LIFE.
Upon arriving in camp the got to work quickly.
and produced order out Of chaos In a short trlc The
guards who came up the train were naIeved. and
Captain James I. Abrams. of Company g. was made
officer OF the day. Lieutenant Walter 5. Wilson. Of
Company r. senior officer Of the guard and John
McGreency. Of Company g. Junior officer OF the guard
The guards were detailed, a few nom each company
There WAS plenty Of WORK to do before supper time
and when supper was announced the men were all
ready for It. Many improvements have been made
in the camp during the last year: among other
things. the tents arr all new and have
vrntlatOrs which Is great Improvement
Electric lights have been introduced into the officers
quart rs, although the Others arr stu obliged 10 u~o
louklmg the rosi TO The ianins Is icing rapidly com
plrrd and will aid cOESl'irrdbl! to the appearance
to roc.vr the Grsi arrival, Of isc season but ucrs
VIII undoubtedly be n great many TO morrow. Tier,
mount. but at dress ,paIpi" there were number Of
spectators from Prck~h
colonel tIah Wa not icrIng wei III thH CIV NJ
and did not appear at hrU,S parade. IL" trnant do
mel Icorgr Moor smith i"oh rornma'd, Th" nr-i
,Ir',s parade iully SUSTAINED the reputation of the
I'sn'<t AMER r'trcRr. although The m"n wcrr ttr l.,
considerable fun went on Tn the camp. The men
Will have rhanC" to r'>i. howe ever. until Monday
aud - Monday murnUg their work viii begin
IA carnc,'. II !, ihc intention Il doing mon work
during the regiments outing nj, year than cy"r
before" The thrrr noIr> ~ duliuC In th' morning
Wll b" supplemented bN skrm>hng. and probably
u sham battle two dining 10" afternoon. Tho
officer Of the day to mnrrpw VIII d" Captain Daniel
Nrpl"i"n. ~ COMPANY IN" scior "hr"r OF The
gunrl viii ~ Lieutenant JarGc, T. DcNSDn, OF Com.
!tuy g.. ard NJ junior officer Of ~" guarl viii De-
Lieutenant \. NrlEuFall, Of company {. Last even
luE. the baud gave concert -" paral" grounds.
whFh vas greatly ruluy~i. THIS afternoon The Rry.
Dr PAXTON viii loh religious Srr'ires. probably I'm
the Young Mems thrlS'iln Association tent