New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-27
Ms DRoUTH AT STATE CAMP
Nat, mEAKs UP A REGISTERING PARTY.
..vxasos n1ru 10 COME rootoRnow - WIS.
moss WHO TAKE yaxouEST "sHorsp
AT THE MEN.

M AT THE MEN.
u..s,st,i. n. Y, June 20 Vspecap. shsrtly after
..S.,.ht this morning the clouds which had been
Sshessns overhead all the evening broke ana ict
A.luge OF water down on tho camp. AZ thas
-. th.r. vas n hilarious crowd In Company DIS
80. hut the rain broke UP tho party and sent
,hsm ali skurrying to shelter Lste IN the PREVIOUS
.nsne two mysterious -four barrels had been Drought
IA the camp by an eSpressmsn. They wero soares.eu
10 two members Of Company ID. msfkoo On .n'
s.,,,,s In large black letters, was the WORD SUD
..-t.noes Tho hind Of subsistence the barrels cen
..,,d WA disclosed whom, after removing the hesds
- . ,.res amount Of straw, young" barrel was
.-,s :, sach. containing evtdsnoo, not on in face
h,, an M head Of having paid tribute 70 ohoio ea
~. members Of Company D were Calculating 'no
A,S.,,h,rd anniversary Of their orsaa'ssosn' ana
Ia invited their friends 70 help tas@' ana 1ne9
.,r r,n the risk Of being put In ne guard
souso for the sass OF DOING inc 'nns !" 'o' p'p'f
Spirit .., ,,s. night q suyplsnsnt.ry
'uss ~. oven to Colonel Clark which,
evsu0n v.s more enthusiastic than the
,..,s.d aurips the presentation Of the bronze
sne ru.r, company In the regiment in turn
"s"e. =, IN front Of the Colonels tent apd gave
mAN s..r. anS a tiger Tor their commander, and
- .smpsny gave i.s own peculiar yen. "Gi o.
uo,, Z, % was what the seventh company men yeiiea.
ro,onel Clark saluted eson sSue" - I" "~ne ue' 80
S s.".,sd IN feel deeply the compliment paid to him
By the mon. .. -, a.. eu,u ., N.
w.. - .h,, morning. tho rain was stir drilling
-. md verd was passed that there would be no
s.a,,n. rnt1 ne storm ceased. Tho mon turned out
:. . nou,ns rain for guard mount, but as soon as
,s cs,.mopy was tho sentres retreased to thsr
49,. "a stayed there most of the day.
AZ ,bout II O'Clock Company started out for
s-l. hanA at
~ a. wanted to prove that the members Of the
- rss.nent were not afraid Of nttls wetting, so
- iramped out On the Annisville rosd mile or
m Ana back to camp by another route. They were
- and muddy when they returned 70 camp, but they
~ accomplished their object and were happy.
N is now officially announced that Governor Hill
sfn b ut the camp Friday. He viii DO received
WITH al Of tho honors due to the Governor OF the
state and the COMMANDMENTS Chief Of tho Ma
nonf Guard. Great preparations arc being
sasds for an entertainment which is 10 DO given IN
tho msss hall or in the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION tent tomorrow night directly after dress
parade. There are several meo 10 the regiment who
are frst-class burntcork artists" and have often
been heard In New-York 81 the entertainments given
By members of tho tn Regiment joyful time Is
expected.
10 ID . great disappointment for the men who arc
booked for tho next grand guard THAI the weather
u
M they vii start tomorrow, but II the weather does
not permit them to 60 tomorrow ths idea Will be
given mp entirely.
Messrs Coates, Eeely and Lynch, VINO keep the
hotel In the eighth oompanys street. declare that
he fstes and the weather are against them. Last
night they requested that tey be appointed to police
duty again to-day, sfser having already been on the
wheslbsrrov gang day. The officers were little
surprised that any one should ash for the job, but
lhsy gladly granted the request The boys were con-
Erstulsang themselves last night that It would be
much easier 10 pick up clgsr stnbs and wheel out
afrt for 90 hour 90 in toe morning than to drill
n the hot sun for sour hoar, since tie members Of
he police dsta are not required TO dri during the
lay for which they arc assigned 10 thst duty. They
vent to bed last night with visions Of hours Of rest
n The shade to-day, while their com
radcs wefo perspsrtng In the sun. but when they
rot I'D this morning tho weather had completely
urped tho tables on them. and they had TO got out
uects while tbs other members Of tho company lay
lack IN their tents and smoked and suyed tho dis
sss. Ssss be. greet many visitors in camp to.
,em stayed until afksr drosspsrade, which happily came
q tgt as there was lun in the storm It began
aiming again soon after the ceremony was over and
I'd falr TO continue all night.
Oliver Lovcland the armorer who was takcn Ill on
be DAY that the regiment arrived In Damp and
,inaciently to 30 sent home to-day:
ave not had sho' at tho State camp, the business
sgfnent arrived here the camp has been swarmns
7fh them, and Il was poor day when one could not
o out and meet dozen Of them m walk OF ten
aper men are at tho head OF the main street. and al
ne time during few minutes that the rain stopped
Aflag there fourteen cameras IA sight at once