New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17

Pier No. g. East River at noon today hhap>a'As III"
been unslung belts looscned and everything maze ~
comfortable a. possible for the trip up TIC rNer'
relaxation and cool breczcs were Thoroughly c"JV!c"
by the men after their hot march through ''c Guy
streets on deck the drum corps had iull sway INC
dram corps has a reputation Tor DeihS aoV W P''
ANYTHING from Annie Rooney to Beethoven sonata
and the drunmers and flers furnished music during
tho entire trip MI about the boat wcro couples dane
ing iics and brcakdowns. stop was mace At rory
sixtht and a detail Of sixteen men oil the Isl ba|
ferry under command Of sergeant jansen was taken
on hoard 10 relieve the detachment OF the "a battery
which has been in camp during the last TWO "ee"''
The cruiser Chicago was anchored near Necha"Nch'
and thc Long Branch passed close TO her. The merl-
tcrs ~ hc Goth gave cheer that brought an answer
inc shont from the man OF wars men, Lying short
distance above the Chicago was the French cruiser
which recently arrived at New DIRK.
rpon its arrival in camp the Goth found the place
deserted with the exception Of the members OF the
18th Separate Company, Of Mount Vernon, who stayed
as guards until the new men arrived. Tho Mount
vernon men and the sixteen men from tho I'd Battery
had the Long Branch all 10 themselves on the trip
hack 10 the city. The 18th separate Company men
rcrc droppcd AT Yonkcs, from where they proceeded
"a Mount vernon by rail- The other twelve separate
co,rn."jcs which were I'm camp last week went nome
by fa1 earlier In the day. On,
- Colonel Alexander ;. Bacon. formerly OF Tie 23i
Rcemcgf Who has been III command Oh lh' pro %
arrested by sheriff Robert Fox OF PcchslAll, SHORTY
alter dinner today, to answer charge OF es'au ~
the third degree preferred against h!m by john
o. Bricn one OF the bOatcu who ferry srnsr' over
from lcckskll 10 the camp. O'iricn was IN inc camp
on thursday Notwithstanding the fact that there Is
AN order prohibiting the bOatmen from entering the
camp grounds Colonel Bacon saw O'lirlcl: VINO Vac
with a companion. and the officer ordered inc w"
men on the grounds. OBricn pidItd To Iolo
mel Bacon insocntly and some members %
tbs I'd separate Company. Of Auburn. hcarl
the loud talk and came to Colonel Bacon s
assistance Tho latter then ordered the men of the
grounds at double quick OI,Iien's compshloi
,;artcd at double quCd. although OIHen called OUT
10 him not 10 do ~. and D'Bricn himself '"cmtd 'o
lie I'm no hurry 20 got OF the grounds. The dnercnt
account, 81 Just what happened then are cnn' iIng
Int al any rltc O'l.iicn went down thc blum in "a
hurry and fell over some rock. Dreaming two rb,.
80 he says although he Walking about thl, ai
tcrnoon. He brought q criminal suit against Colonel
pacon. and the lntt"r arrested today ana taken
before Judge Iiitcl. ~ pecli,h Colonel Bacon Wa
exceedingly busy az that time starting the troop, for
home and he waived examination and ave q bond
for 2i5o Nclson T.. ro.hay. Editor ~ Tho Pccskil
Democrat became hi, lond-mnn. pending TIE action
OF the Grand jury. which Will not meet until neat
month. -.- ..
,onorrns 4 the weather Is Nuc. and Governor I'LL
has p-.nIiss. 10 visit tho camp on Thursday.