New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-23

When they returned from three hours hard duty
In such Indictment weather as prevailed yesterday
especially they had no sleep the previous night
they were too tired to indulge In hilarity. put
Sae e unb Needed as tho%Sh br sleep and rest
10 prepare them for their next three nouIs ..
wearisome and more or less dangerous picket
duty"
Colonel John T. Camp, who was too III to go ,,s 10
Brooklyn with the regiment on Friday, went over
In the evening and took command though sun u u. .
Ill make a personal inspection or the long picke!
when the Tepor az ened at hs Sesduar,ers
armory OF the 23d Regiment, Lieutenant-C olonei
porter said rhe men are all in good health and
illness has resulted from their exposure on sun
tremely Indictment weather which has prevailed
We have well-organzed and thoroughy eau,pP pea
picked men who have been especially trained Tor
that branch of the service We have had no ,fonoe
gen-st. line and two on the Butler-st. line without
moesaiion within or in sight OF our Pckr' nm 'i is
here to do its duty. but we ali hope for peace
fu solution Of the strike. Al. os
well all the rank and file Of the regiment woaa
feel Obliged to The Tribune II !, w o knp mart the
extreme kindness with which We have been ne ou
the carhouse in which he have established our guard
literally sipplisd with sandwiches hot coffee etc.
When vas pe"neciai,v acceptabe Yesterday when
the weather was so stormy. and for which all are
aprreeIation Of the kindness Of the 23d Regiment in
promptly giving most cordial and Iraterm' W,i IN
come to the shelter OK It's armory, which We sni .
under more peaceful and pleasant circumstances.
HOW THE TROOPS ARE PLACED.
General McLeer. who had previously declined to
furnish any Information to the reporters as 10 ."e
distribution OF the troops In active service haieu
out the following bulletin yesterday morning. which
will enable the families and friends OF the men on
duty to learn where they are stationed:
First Brigade It'll acknowledgements f. ana l.
East New-York: other companies hasey-S'' anu
Eighth Battalcn-Companies b. G. ID and r. he"'
ave power house. .
Twelfth Regiment-Oid 18th regiment Ar"'o'''
FIatbush and Atlantic ayes r-,.. ,rr,o-y
Twenty Regiment. 23d Regiment Arhor''
sixty-ninth Baitalion-Companles A. b. c. d.
and X. Gates and Ra,ph AYES ns ., and Albany
ave-; Nostrand-ave.. near the Penitentiary; Ralph
Troop A-Fu,on-st. and Tompkinsave
First Battery-East New-York
Second Battery-Ken,a powerIn,o nous battalion
Companies and T. Fith;aye and T s.cnSd
hTu E fnd ss% K SsSG"
and Twen,ie,h-st. nj.
our,ssnh SS ama b. r Sf
ave. ave. and First-st: D. f and G. Bush-st. and Ham
and TSfi ave s'aiGui FlaiSash AMI rarf
Twsnty,hird Company d F,tna ani
Fifty-egh,h-st.; II and l. Frst-ave and F1f'y-sec-
ond-st =
c. / ana X Ninth-ave. and Twentieth-'t: i. Broad
way and Myrtle.ave ,.. x,n,,.,o md
Seventeenth Separate Company -Nlh'h-a'e' anu
Third Battery-Armory. Cumberland-st.. near
The l2th and 22d regiments are pa,rolline Bergen
ST. and Nanderbilt-ave. The armory detdi's com,
prise n few men from each company OF the several
organizations. Signal men OF both hrisades are az
brigade headquarters in The ita.i o. kecora-. am am
&C mfortaby quar;ered ani well fed
the hs . fO Re ,Rs q boys nSs he reGc,e9
geant Frank Squircs OF 'ornS'ny +; I" N i"i IL
grace Was occasloned by characterization on the
,iillon. Of Company 10 takc out d'iAiI iot
picket duty. The sergeant became abusive ana in-
out captain Cilllon made complaint yesterday
morning 10 Colonel Eddy. commanding the regi-
mgdt Gni ibs sq presencS 81" Es S e6mad 10 "
AN APPEAL N BEHALF or THE TROOPS
The following address has been Issued TO the cit
liens OF Brooklyn:
Il seems probable that the conflict between laS
and order on oPe se ana rot ana "~e',h h On
National Guard will be 90 duty FOR a long time %
In order tina, these citizens who are periodically
performing military duty snail b" made as com
10 o' fund ,hat shall supplement, the military com
missary department Contributions may be sent 10
Ign Trust Company.
The address Is signed by Wills l.. ogden John
T.. Woodward james McKeen G. r Christensen.
Henry W. Maxwell ana Alf'' = bhFN'N
NOTES FROM THE MILITARY CAMPS
Company u. Captain Desmond OF the 18th Bat
TALON. was sent last night to relieve II company Of
the 9Th Regiment at the railroad repair shop. on
Myrtle-ave. near broadway.
Forty-nve more members OF the 18th Regiment.
twenty-n the pa and 100 OF the list arrived In
Brooklyn yesterday. Those Of the 18th went 10
the 18th Regiment armory and those Of the 2el
TO the 23i Regiment armory. where Colonel Camp
has established his headquarters.
Company G. Captain Kirkland, commanding. OF
the 7th Regiment. war transferred from the regi-
mental headquarters. at Iialsey-st and broadway.
to the station OF the brooklyn city Railroad Com
pany at Alabama and jamaica ayes. to reinforce
the troops already massed at that point on account
Of Increasing rotous demonstrations there
Captain Wilson. OF the "a battery First Brigade,
sent 10 This city yesterday for supply OF crap
and canister. General Fitzgerald telephoned "A ltle
later. brigade headquarters here for additional
field apparatus. Late last evening Sergeant Lendke.
who had been in frequent communication 10y tec-
phone with General Fitzgerald during the day, ar
rived I'm Brooklyn with squad OF men. and re
ID a headnuarters In Hall OF Records