New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
COLONEL DOUD YIELDED THE FOINI'
A DISPUTE WITH PAYMAsTEE JuDSoN Ah'0'
PAYING OFF HE 18TH REGIMEN

n1spl-TE WITH PAYMAsTEE JCDsON ABOUT
PAYING OFF The 18TH REGIMEN
sTuAND 74TH REACH THE STATE CAMP
Pccl,ldu y y. .Iulv 15-Therc was trouble in the
state camp today, and the result was d"'a' '''
the 10Th Regiment. Colonel Dowd. OF the regiment
and Paymaster JudsOn. Of headquarters "'rr !"
principal figures in the dispute. Colonel Io"u
started The trouble by ordering his men to ia ~ ~
mpanies and take rcgmcntpl formation, ac"''"-
TO alphabetical designation OF company. ana MARI" ~
the pay mastcrs Office for their money. tbs WIS
contrary to the custom of the camp. and Payma'i'r
Jud son announced that unlcs, the regiment oh N"'
hi, instructions f. the manner Of receiving Inc"
iay be- would not di,.ur one cent. 'ol"h' '"""
announced That his men womb receive their MONEY
as he had formed them not rrcev" IT al al. Inc
colonel and paNma,tcr had lively ilt ana siaT'"'
without reaching an agreement on course. IN" mon
81 the 18th obcy,d their colonel. II looked a. though
th, regiment would have 10 20 home without bong
paid but NJ II 30 O'Clock colonel Dowd. rather Than
cause hi, any Inconvenience. gave in. AMI the
pay master went 10 work.
Tie 10Th Regiment and the l0th Battalion hni h'd
their WORK thi, morning. and were ready to b" To-
H,yrd by Tie 9Th and 74;h Regiments, 1hr oui
Regiment arrived Il; Camp at . 10 o'clock wiid 10
men, The 18th arrived bali hour later BOZ
strong. The men Of the latter eimrnt looked worn
ou' after their fourteen hour riGc H.d lh"y N'ii
into camp Al once. Colonel FoN. Of tir ,itn. loon
ID, IN. 1t parade. II good. considering 81"
dincullrs under which the troops llhor''. tn
formation VA, by line Of ma~-c~. itptiin Lod-r,
Of thr 7Ith. wa officer OF III" day Br-dc, III" u.s."
regiments t. camp. there al" seventeen men rom
wilson, ID Battery. and three men from IN" fl'l
Brigade signal CorIs. .
Tie sth Regiment. about 100 strong got on In good
shane ana on time for the state Camp al P"'ashlll
yn.tcri,y The men assembled AZ the armor' at
Ninety fourth ST. and Park shortly after 10 O'CLOCK
Yesterday morning. and an hour later they marched
ont led by Colonel George y. scott They came
down town on the elevated railroad - Forty second
=, and marched 10 the Grand Central station. y
Z cd siZ.d crowd OF spectators gathered aroHul thr
station 10 see the soldier, start within a ir" MN
ute, after they arrived al he station all tn mon We"
in the car, Of special train. aud shortly be"r"
o'clp X ia" train started.
Thr sam" train which tool The 9Th E"nm'nt Il"
canp returned o the Grand Central station shortly
after O'Clock with thc members OF the I'm Ken
mont board. Their noses We're req ana lh'f
looked we'll tired out and glad T. ct home. lhrr'
were plenty II animal spirits loft however. a. Wa
shown hy the ,winsimc z 10 which they t"rh mp tIlI
ave- in the armury tnlumhu, ave ANA >lNtN-s''"Ah
ST. After being dismissed IL did not tab" the men
long 70 r,nove their uniforms. PM ON their street
! clothes and ct ont OF the arnorv. Colonel D""d
,Npr. sod -afi~acIn with tn" work which had been
done by the IN camp during the week..