New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-20
GOING TO CAMP FOR BUSINESS"
PREPARATIONS OF THE ODD REGIMENT FOR TT

START TO BE MADE TO-DAY.
The o2d Regiment starts for the State Camp at
noon to-day for its tour Of duty. The muster begins
ct the amory in Fourteenth-st. at 80. The regi-
ment will march thcnce TO the foot of West Seven
feminist where the embarkation will take place
the steamer Long Branch. which is becoming almost
as much part of the National Guard its guns.
It is expected that nearly ZOO mon. inclusive OF
Gilmore's 22d Regiment band. will be on the boat
Tho armory was the scene Of much life and activity
last night Some OF the men were taking their KNAPP
sacks home 10 pack them for the week OF camp duty
the baggage others was arriving by express wagons
from all directions and everybody was busy with
preparations.
The regiment now has 700 members, nearly one
half Of whom have recruited since the last tour
at the State Camp. two years ago. The stan officers
are: Colonel, John 7. Camp; lieutenantcolonel
George A. Miller; major, William " King; adjutant
William B. Smith quartermaster, Thomas L. Mller
commissary, Joseph NJ. Smith; surgeon William Il.
Pryor; assistant surgeon, Albert F. Weston chaplain
the Rev. Dr. W. n. Dunnell; inspector of rifle prac
tice Lieutenant James p Kenworthy captain attached
TO the staff, Joseph P. Jardine. Company omcers :
Company A-William f. Preece, James Z. kenworthy,
John Lamb William A. Alley Company B--William j.
haidhof william y. Baver, ii. II. Treadwsl,
Company CD G. r. Lilliendahl, Norman Macdonald
Malcolm c. Murray, Edward o. Bertholf. Company
p-Franldin Bartlett, William H. Cortelyou. james A.
Bell Company E-Nathanie B. ThuTStoD, John a.
Ougley, Walter B. Hotchkiss, NJ. NJ. Miles. Company
F-Charles A. Du Bois, Walter 5. Bennett William j.
Hussey, Joseph A. Turney. Company G-George h.
Demarest, Edwin W. Dayton, samuel F. Ball, Giles
Fac. Company H-James W. Finch, Walter D. Haws
Adolph E. Dick. C. c. Cassidy. Company I-John p
Leo Charles H. Rockwell, Charles L. Crane, i. G.
Rohrig. Company K-GeOrge f. B. Hart, Harry a.
Bsneke, Robert J. DAILY Robert T. Dorning. Sergeant
major, stephen T. Hart; quartermaS ter sergeant Will
lam E. Haws, tr; ordery sergeant, Emil c. Fischer;
commssary sergeant, S. C. Wehrle; hospital steward,
George B. Benedict; band leader, P. S. Gilmore;
drum major, George W. Brown; color bearers, W. l..
Borsteman and Walter II. Prescott; general guides,
Albert Wilkinson and Clement f. KroSs.
The guard for the day Will be follows: Officer
Of the day, Captain Hart, Of Company X officers Of
the guard, Lieutenant Macdonald, Of Company c, and
Lieutenant Lamb of Company A sergeants, Martinez,
Company D, Harrison, Company c. Schoonmaker, Com
pany u cOTpOials, teiger, Company O. Pdynter, Com
pany d, Unger, Company b, Moses, Company l. aud
Garde Company i.
Several young appeared last night at the aymory
with their sponsors and wished enlist but they
were requested 10 walt until tic return Of the reg-
meut Ine hrst impression of the layman is that men
coming 10 enlist al the eleventh hour in that way
OF fact they all know that they must have boen in
the ranks al least sixty days 20 entitle them 20
with the regiment on this excursion.
The white helmets and lightweight blouses
dealt out by the c0mmisSaIy, and there was
siderable satisfaction amohg both officers and men
and gloves would not be required to-day. The
Of the 22d fine, stalwar looking lot Of fellows
and, their colonel remarked last night, they 90
camp for business.