The evening world., 1892-09-13

the vsy By water and 900 soldiers on train for
nsos,on 70 $40 you 'n preserving peace ana pro-
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TROOPS CALLRD OUT,
Naval Reserve and n Detachm ent Of the
sixiy.ninth.
Under orders Of GOV. Flower, through Ad,t..
Gen. Porter, a contingent OF 2bO men from
the sixty.ninth Regiment, commanded by
Col, Cayanaph, and the First Battalion OF the
Naval Reserve under Commander j. W..
Miller, were mobilized this morning early,
prepared TO proceed to Fire Island.
That IA why the people on the wcst side
witnessed tho passing Of the sixty.ninth in
heavy marching order between 10 and II
O'Clock this forenoon, and explains also why
the vhite-el.d sailors OF the state forces
nittsd here and there all the forenoon.
The first Battalion of the Naval Artillery,
State OF New York. reported at picr 10 North
River ar s.3o this morning eouipped for two
days' service.
This was in obedience TO AN order Issued To
Commander j. w. Miller last night by Gov.
FIower in person. after a conference ON tho
situation at Fire Island.
About two hundred Of the reseryes re-.
snonded IN tina cal, which rearhod them In
moat case. hetwe.n ana a o,c,ock N Tho
reserves wore their uniform, OF white canyns,
With whita canvas hat. ana russc. ,eou,ngs
Provided for Two Days service.
Their "ditty bags" were OF white canvas,
too. and the boys had obeyed the order TO
provide two days rations by flling their bags
with chocolate, extract Of beef and hard tack.
Two Gatling guns and two three-inch
rapid.nring rines came along down TO the
pier, and they were hustled on board the
Iron steamboat Pegasus, on which tho men
reported TO their several division COM
manders
small arms for the men cqtne later. There
were bayonetted Remington rifles, besides
cutlasses and revolvers f6r tho batteries, and
there were forty roudds OF ammunition for
each man.
The Lieutenant Commander IL George X.
Kent, aid the divisions are commanded by
lieuts. Eosshew, &. Dana Greene, Butler
Duncan and Louis MowbrAy, with Ensigns
French, Weeks, Henderson, Zerega and Blair,
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coed TO Fire Island. The Colonc, was Mt ,he
amory st an early hour and took command
s"nmen'ns the national Guardsmen.
The quickness with which the "5O men
were gathered together is remarkable; con.
sldering that all the military iormalities were
observed. Ihe colonel notifying the ten
captains OF MS requirement OF twenty-five
men from each company. the captains noti.
lying the sergeants' and each Sergeant
GAZING out the twenty-five wanted.
roaron;,,, 80. . ,n,,,.,, W. s''Ae III nea''
blankets vn,nsscrs hayers,o,., ,o" oan,."ns
rations ana twenty rounns NJ snnorn,,,on a
Two day. ,attons for ,ns comm.n, ,x.,,
eonyeyed N n,er ae In hn,r rh. NO., s,,,
out from the armorv win ,hrss chez. ~,
Gen. Porter and three more for ro,
Cavanavh.
col. uaysnsph,s Officers ars ,,eu, -co,
Moran Major nunv ,,t, unr,J,v 90,
master ward. Insnector n, R,ne pr,c,,c.
RYAN and Assistant surgeon uo,llns.