New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-30
NATIONAL GUARD NOTES.
THE 7TH HAS AN EXTREMELY SUCCESS
FIJI, WEEK AT CAMP.

n. the hest in every respect OF the series Not
only the post commandment and the post offcers'
but the duty there are enthusiastic over
the spirit which pervades and the work that is
be,ng done There have been State camps when
the first week could show greater number OF
larks and sprees and jolly good times. but no hrs'
week OF camp has ever seen more good, honest
,ainstakng work than that which marked 'he
hour OF the 9TH Regiment. An hour after the com
mand reached the camp ground the men iookeu
and felt at home, and from then until the nun
Regiment came TO relieve them their every move
ment drew the applause Of their superiors
Colonel Appleton said the last day OF camp;
This has been the most successful tour the 'gi-
ment has made The men go ABOUT the' Will"
with enthusiasm and commands are carried nut
p-omntIy and correctly. l have not noticed one
thing which could call for adverse criticism.
The health OF the regiment was perfect. and with
the exception OF Few shsht dcc'ue"''' ' ~
geons had little to~do.
ve,or Daniel NJ Stmson, the post surgeon. said
that the health Of the regiment was good 2m
through the camp tour Nearly thousa'u 'ne",
ne said, ION duty. and not one IN tne nosp'A
this the superiority of the men can be seen 40
MAINLY as In their work They know no" " '
care OF themselves. and do not indulge I'D
This and the superior food which the men have hau
has conduced TO keep them in good health
Tn. most commander. General McAlpin. has been
an camp continually since the opening Gay anu nc
sne.ks az enthusiastically of the It'll Regiment DIS
its own officers 1T is our business ne s"'0, "
,ook for errors and correct them, but II mas pee"
a,Hscut 10 do anything in that line during 'he
STAY OF the 7th in camp
PRAISE FROM AN ARMY OFFICER
I'm. better than the praise of the Adjutan'. Gen
ara, for he is an old 7th Company ma" "a Wv
ree,ment and may have ION mess s"" Io
So, aor,v military love, Is mat OF 'he ieP
'"o ., Of the War Department, the STERN
80, rrd,an fighter Colonel Guy v Hens
On several occasions he expressed ms
Of the It'll and his surprise that so mucn So'u,'''
,or,act,on should exist in the Nato"ai "
r.o ca,nn itself has been greatly inproNeu si"'e
loo, YEAR and an outing in the little CITY Vi N".'
o,,,ded bv the beautiful Hudson scenery even
enough the outing be strongly seasoned VIZ" 10" ~,
work and loss Of some OF the comforts VI - 49,.
O Measure which, if generally Known WIN
cause the ranks OF the 'es"0"'' ~
waiting lists TO grow - c.,o,o,
xe o,ort to the War Department. Coione.
>,arram saws: THE system Of camp instruc''o" III
tho State of New-York differs from tna' VI s ,.
other large States in that one OF 'he MS o''
aimed at has been to make the camp .seI do -"
,rac,,ve and comfortable ar possible. Inc "n
.ad how attractive II could be made ana many
:, ,,s tents were so neat and tidy that 1t was h"rn
10 realize that there were no wome" " "e'P "
direct their arrangement .r.s.
The officers Of Post headquarters are as io,.o
POST Commander Major-General r. A. N.Y.
min Adutant- General; Post Adjutan'' MAJOR ~
c,octno,e 10Th Battalion: Post Quartermas'er gnu
Commssary. Colonel j. G. Story Assistant 'n'ei
~ Ordnance, Post Inspector. Colohe' w. Jam
Green Assistant Inspector Generai; lhspee'o, VI
crard Duty Captain y. b. Thurson. ga reg
80. ,sn..,or Of Drill Major c. s. Burns. l2th
p.c,uent and Captain II. c. Lyon. 4'th Regimen
The War Department Is represented pS 'o,o"''
Cuv " Henry 9th United States cavalry anu N"p
cain l. b. Burbank. OF the tnted States N''
who nv order OF the War Department. IL A'"'"''
On Governor Morton's staf. Is also present ana
afl
place. ,,,,, ,,p,yypr.s PART
ono Of the most valuable men In camp 10 ,he
Post commandant is General freue'"
Iewre who has been specially dets'eu 10 NAM W
s.rvat,ons OF the work OF the troops IN camp
~, .,nov. accompanicd by a most knowing fox
,.rr,cr-can be seen at every guard mount every
oarade and all important functions. ana "h"' ''''-
nrcss,on the camp service OF the various COM
mands makes on him will doubtless be gwen "
tho Conmander-in- Chief in the way OF report
q, the end Of the camp season. The Post Ad)u'ah'.
Major Horatio 7. Stackpole. Is IN every iesp1N'
IN. man for the place. and his executive ao'"'!
and his thorough information on military mat
ters make him a valuable officer TO the POST 'o'''-
mandant Colonel j. c. Story. the POST inspector
Is equally well fitted for the important place WHICH
he fills. roo A..
s,s,ant Inspectors- General. the busy men OF
the post. and It is through the work ana the mar
rnonio,s cooperation OF all the men IN au''oi''s
that the best results must be attained
prieadier-General Marshall o. Terry, surgeon
General: Brigader-General B. NJ. Whitock. In
r.ctorCeneral Of Rife Practice: Brigadier-Gener
T.-cs NJ Varnun Payrnaster- General; Brigadier-
General Howard Carroll Chief OF Artillery; Briga-
dier-General W. s. C. Wiley. Quartermaster-uehe-
raj and several OF the aids on the stan OF "oV-
ernor Morton, have been to the State camp anu
although some of these staff officers saw II uhoel
most unfavorable circumstances. they all expressed
themselves as pleased with the order the neatness
ana the real eampKFe as well as General
McAlpn, may be seen in the large mess nan sew
era times every day. where ney sv.n 10 tbs
troops is good and toothsome :, .... ,.,s
vsr4o SlcyS aid dn RSs a o1T Of the In bicycle
corps had charge Of transporting and delivering az
the service highly satisfactory.
PRESENTATIONS FOR LONG SERVICE.
Among the pleasant Incidents not down on th'
regular camp programme were the presentations o.
medals for long service to Private Harrison
McFadden, Of Company f. and Quartermas'er-ser
geant Henry Everden. The members of Company
+ gave Private McFadden diamond cross II
Isc0sn,'ion bonored sergeant Everdel the same
handsome way for his twenty years service; guar guar
geant EyerdeA is the secod o''e'
The mos severe Of the Weeks accidents tina
which befe private C. 0usc so 3i 20"
The Baseball game on Friday between picked nine
from the LIST and % battalons was ciosrd!
watched by large number Of Visitors T The 4, 2
battalion nine by score or 8 10 4. me y.
Bsttaion team consisted of the following men: \
Donney. Rooney. Carpenter f. p9nneiyr b ryan y
Rotation was represented by Mack. Center. Wor
den McBurney. Allen. Robinson Carey olar ,,, an
and G, g; Alleyn kept the score $1,000, a., m,
a., a. bnsinesslike as well as soldierly way, an,
vas ablv assisted by the headquarters clerks-H. ii
Arthur and J. H. Bostwick -, 49, ,a,ora,
governor Morton. while in camp. paid the veletn
drum ior OF the 7h. John Smith. pret,y con-
Eminent by congra tulating him on his good woIh
ira druro-maior has been in the service OF IN
state continuously hfty-four Years re mas o os 81
se,ected 10 remain in camp several weeks 10 codc
the field music. ", Do,d boa q,
Company F. Captain Georse W. f'"''' nav "
Attendance of l02 men on Sunday