New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-19
FOB THE. CONNECTICUT MILITIA.
TO PREPARE THE CAMP AT NIANrIC-CNITAD
STATES VESSELS AT NEwLoNDoN.

STATES VESSELS AT NEW-LONDoN.
New.Lepdon Conn, July 1s.-Assistant ouarsraastsH
General Morgan will send force OF men TO Mantle In
few days prepare the camp ground for tho cnius en
campment Of the State militia There will b more men
In camp year than before ana they viii be en'
camped long time, Governor Buckley having ordered
them to Mantle for eight DAYS. new feature q ths
camp will be large tent erected solely FOR divine wofshp
The Past Masters Of the A. o. o.. w. Of Connccrtcut
met in this city on Wednesday and took stssDcr b
Lyle Beach, where the day vas spent and pcrpanens
organization effected or the 2ds past masters in ts
state IT'S have signined their intention Of Joining he
association.
The yachting has opened in earnest two does.
Larchnont and Riverside having been In the barber
this week and two more, the New-haven ard the
Atlantic, being expected here the coming week. ~
Captain j. NJ. Ingalls, LIST Artillery, U. s. A.. vita
his family and Lieutenant william NJ. Wright Il the
sh Infantry U. S. A., and wife, are spending the sum.
mer here.
The School for Bible Study under the auspices IA
Baptist Association will open early In tho coming vsca
az Mamie Several courses OF lectures by profnnene
clergymen have been arranged ~-,
The United States ships Philadelphia Petrol Enter.
prise and Constellation are still anchor here. On
several DAYS the sailors and marines have been LANDED %
the Peauot and put through the regular infantry drN
Almost daily parties from the Fort Griswch and felase
Houses and from the CITY, have visited the shps, sua
number Of entertainments have been given for ana ~
the officers Gherard has placed the band Of 0s
Philadelphia at the disposal Of few adios a mo
Peauot and afternoon and yesterday hop
was given on that ship followed this afternoon By one
on the Constellation. In few days leee ships except
ing the latter one viii Bar Harbor and HalsA
and the latter part the week the Squadron OF Evoupon
commanded BY Admiral Walker. will arrive here Ates
the naval which the ships Of this squadron
are 10 take part completed the ships win proosoy
anchor N Z few days The Board
Of Trade OF this city much Interested In having the
evolutons take place in waters adjacent TO this harbor
and that organization is considering The plan
giving O reception and ball in the armoy v
the officers. The presence OF the nsv
vessels has had tendency keep things lively ct nA
Fort Griswod and Pequo Houses, and the warm weahH
OF the last few days has aided materially In Filing "
both Of these hotels.
Among the arrivals this week the following: FoN
Griswod House-H. A. Woodward. New-York; CHEZ
Justice Charles B. Andrews. Litchfeld. Conn.,; H. q.
Nc Aclenan Wolcott Holliston. Dr. c. S. Fisher, Can
Maring John Gully. F. Hardcaste, Frank c. Rue.
Nathaniel Doyle, Edwin Tucker, H. W. Rising. S. b.
White Dr. j. w. McLane DR.. George E. Bounce. WilarS
A. Bounce John g. Lane. c. 7. Foley, H. Cleveland.
E. T. Rid1.5k A. E. Gibbs. Henry Gleason. r. T.
Mccall w. r. Heath, A. V. Peckham. II. H. Milbank
and w. II. SmFc, all Of New.York Pequot Hous'-
Mr. and Mrs. y. P. Osborn and Miss Wallace Yacht
Ciolden Fleece; Mr. and Mrs: Rhinelsnder, New-York ;
Mrs George w. Meeker. child and nurse. Chicago Mr..
snd Mrs stySes'pt Ne%ToFk hail nrs H. M aDsoaS
Bro S Mrs. a Fremont and Mr. and Mrs j. D. Herus
ali Of New.York; Chauncey B; Brewster Brooklyl; o.
Chadwick Boston Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Clifford. yach
Frolic; b. l. Hand, Albany.