New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-18
TROUBLE At THE NEU-JERSET CAMP.

TIE TROOPS OBJECT TO TENNIS COURTS AND
HAVING THE MILKMAN '1Io1sr" THE FLAG
State Camp Sea Grt. y. J.. July II (SpecaD.-A
coud OF discomfort. which was a mere speck at the
opening OF the encampment OF the Second brsade'
is spreading camp. threatening 10 break 1here
is a marked absence OF that fraternal feeling which
characterized former camps. and the consensus Oh
opinion is tina, the whole thing Will eliminate IN a
legislative investigation and the relegation back 20
civilian rank OF many weIrers OF gold lace. Inc
Ouarterma Generals report on Monday Indicated
that everything throughout the camp was sa's-
factorx but subsequently the troops had dlnefeh'
story 10 tell The members OF the 9th Regiment
complained that there was scarcity OF cots anu
many of the pen had to sleep on the ground whie
others had 70 20 In search OF shelter 10 ManISquan
AT breakfast the men had 10 drink coffee without
milk No wash-basns were provided for the ON
GERS ana In the evening the men had no oVercoh's
10 protect them from the chilly air The I'm ana
81 Regiments also protested against the poor camp
arrangements
The ,roous have no fault 70 mn with General
Sewen and his sam. who. they say. have done all
IN their power - rcciify b'unders. The cons'ruc-
ton OF the camp this season Is severey Criticised
The Governors cottage and the AVN adjoining are
now outside the camp lines. ard tennis ana cr"ln"'
courts adorn the lawn whore formerly the tents
Of the Governors stan and the Quar'erma s'er-'irn-
erals department stood. giving the spot anything
bu; a military aspect THIS undesirable chanrr'
some Of the officers say IS duc 90 Mrs. Neri@, whose
Will. they say i Dominating camp. much - inr
discontinue II mary " he Officers The quarter
rn.st.r-t,euertrs department has been moved - 4
point near the railroad. FAR from iH~ coi'f' ~"
The wealthy members 90. ne Governor san nave
but M, AZ ne Monmouth House. - Spring Lake.
Ind .gran,iv refusing 90 I've At the Khr Association
Ciubh house where they were assigned uY ne W err.
..llc, The members OF The brigade fiin look "n'
from her retreat ~ the ~aucf ho"itIf r. me
financing horse. and other military pAf tph'f "a 4
Standing about. ami then .1rc~ dl.Ia.nlHl - ne
lcf, a. me avn tennis and cr0pu"i cur, an Hiil
mocks ornamening what We Hi'nl"l i"t me
quarters OF ;hs luWua4'r Int hi'i, ana rH'' -
fifclnfy - one another. 49,.
ia. ou.y deviation from 81 regular routine TO-.
was brigade review his evening. ~ hl4-l.. !, /,
u,rade which was Wlfn~s-'l by "a ltry" uumi 'r -
reop.c captain ". II. Dchari - he 81 h"rmrn'
was orlcer - 'he day. AMI Major 9 y if't''i, ~
n. 1fh u.ica. officer out - ~ men or ON
panles i and *. % the On, who ~'rr 'y.ns -
r,,r'lfv on m, range hui thirty seven succcei
lriulah running with cavalry Troop \
DESPITE the Installation 'hai has been ifrNA
i.nf there are many humorous Ihaf's h nm,
H4for. n. advent - Do" fr'oie ~" niS "hilh
noa,. from the s'hn opp's'i" ~" H"'rth,' cor .s'
p,I h..o rln uu hy IN. mikman every morning
Tho run !cia chment 81 the IN Reg m"n vent N'-
fer las 10 h.ng T. the breeze. rhirh ih't usutDH
a., with much military pomp n sooner ma my
h.ruu heir work when Mrs Wcri-S inali-pi-iI
ynrk ran on, ~ the house and proieSi'-I sh} lne
go On on Of mat What mischief are y'eN uP 70
roN Tn. Lieutenant told her. hn; she hrac"i he'
an agains, the pole and sad. THE inNkman hr''d
fh1t nag every morning. ana D" VIII 90 ~ hVW,
me oniccr argued. bui she would not move. ~"
,hen ordered the men 20 form GORDON aroma me
,oi. AMI ksef, her N while NJ ran M IN" nag
Gb,. ran into the house. Indignantly declaring she
,y,u,l inform the Governor. Ma1or-bth"fhl RUNE
reviews the troops OnOrfow