New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-23

GENERAL. L. \ MALPlN
"a CAMP were Major William IL KIP MAJOR
James G. Abrams. Adiutant George ). N'a'.''
! ouartermaster- Lieutenant W. q. Schuyier'
spcctor OF Rife Practice. captain w H. n
surgeon Major David NJ Stimson. Assistant 'u'
coo,s cauia,ns W A. Valentine and G. j. 'o"ls'
rh. Arc, section OF the train for camp lett inc
Grand Central station about y m h"""''
OF old 9TH Regiment men had come 10 'h' ''"''o''
70 see the boys of. among whom was '"'
Aprleton formerly adjuian' OF Inc RESUME ~
coodhvs were said as though the white -he'"''''''
soldiers were going to face an enemy anu me-
- vo..-an expressel the wish that they were Inv
oret section consisted OF nine cars ana WINS NM
,he command o, Colonel Appleton inc S'''",'
,ion IN charge % Major j. G Abrams ana con-
ss,ing - twelve cars followed few minutes "''''
The command numbered ." men 'N''"S"' %
cntv-six band and nell music
ouar,crmasier Walter G. schuyler. win s"v
men had preceded the regiment To camp WIZ" -"
rcglnental baggage. The run 10 Hoa HUN "
,ovo,,,,l cxrep, TO IN. people along the lin" OF
m. roal sho gathered In knots a. "'''"'
points and waved saluics to the passing regimen.
Tho Yachts in In. stream dipped their hass am ~
Riv.rl,lc a number - people AZ th~ station '"''''
and waved flags and harlkcrchiefs WHEN me ""'''
rolled through. AZ pobhs Ferry ~" M" az,
women on the Vanderbilt yacht 'onq""ro' '"''''
their glasses from "a" racing caiho'i' "h'h W.
coming down the Hudson 20 watch the ir"'n VII"
the TN on board
rbe arst section 81 ,he train arrived ai Roa HOOK
a. 90 = m arl a. The officers l"fi 90" tram 'N'>
wer. greeted by Major IIora'lo ! Si"'h1ol" 81 inc
10Th Battalion. VINO is The ,''si aIJI'hhl ""'' ''
men were s,.u contemplating ne h'au''" PAM
,,na erro,I out before Them tho river AMI the nay
,,o ,l,n, nounf,irs ana the dense woods -ani Doe
,,re they fully realized the chang" from -" H'l'f
cars 70 The wool-sccni~l AZ. %" second -''''''
,rey In. and the mar-h ny me dusty ROAD 10 the
camy grounds VAS begun
OS THE MARCH
All the small boys Ia That section Of ~" country
se.n,.I 10 have heard ~ the I'm Regiment "p-
,-oacn and they were on hand at the station. While
80. L.. mn ana women. were stationed All
.,.,, tho LluNs overlooking the road along when
the men ,rampci ~ steady lire. ID" Whit" helmet"
al,u. bclng visible at som" places am sNhS '''
r,. the appearance ~ great ser9'ni Winning
through the mount ain green
Wocn tho line reached the eniranc" - 10" camp
c-,,nla II halted the guard which hal preceded The
,r.,, column turned ont nnI received 'olone. Np-
,l..,r al,h ;he ceremonies usuh. on the apif""'"
y, an armed body" Then the band struck up
| Lively march and the regimen with '"i"n"' NPi'e-
ton riding AT is head. marched H. "h"e INC d''''"
,,, rom the p Battery fred n saiuic 81 twenty
~ ,,,s II Wa al Inspiring sight AMI any one
oh, could have seen thc reg Iin'rt a. ~ H"r'ho'
o,.r tho rrassy plain Win the step ana me SWING
which marks tho weis'hco"l soldier WOMB nave
COO, ,hat the 7th deserved the praises when IL ie-
coivcs -. ,,
,,,nvnda a; 5.sl in the morning was ON the paIan"
ground when the regiment mar ~ ",' .i',,
being dismissed they gave MN N"lN'''ns 80, a., q,
Each company knew Jns' where 10 go ",u mi"t h ,o
do and few minute, after rank WI 'n,,i,nr
streets were liyeiy WIN men VINO VIE '"''"e
thinps 10 rights" for their week - stay . 4,
In Luxury ROW ,he nnIr s sna hi. s,n have
,hDir tents there was much hustle nii nnr'Ir,
, con, conmonler and The Officers paid ,hcr
rnsprris Everything seemed 10 WORK Win .ionn-
!
n"ople we're carefully looked after Major STACK
Iole examined the credentials aai nrolurHe, nam ,,
Correspondents 10 colonel story ""' "'SS''' '''''
70 v trn'S ~ 70 fenembrr said officer 70
y ON van man That Won viii he supposed t.
kcep Your tent in good condition. ana 70 ohry tns
camp regulations just ne zane ,, a. hn, h"
looked volumes
TIE CAMP ~ ORDER.
An ,opr after the regiment had arrived the camp
looked as though II had been opened ior months
The newncss on the gold ana tln7r UNIFORM"
were hung on pegs and III" MicrrS look'i com
fortable in their Jess nashy ana moro bnS'"'SS-
Ike uniforms. The scntri's pa'e1 'h'' r's'' anu
tho camp was successful military fact. ...
ABIDE from rs bcns scho2l n" rE s sised 40 20
rns,niiiv that IL Is only natural that the troops
should look forward with rlc"snt" 20 ."n, ~
gimp , Hny is view OF enchanting beauty. and
,bnuyh the sun and the heat may trouble inc mrh
1"ughtfully cool and make IN" camp as sood "a
ME-. Tor sleep a. for military work. Inc hrst
military duty performed by tnc snrno ~ rh"ads
s "" o1c ar OF the day relieved captain Don Aonzo
when the regiment came 10 camp; rVe'y ~, n'' IN
men, OF the men closely watchcd 10y 'nc in
GERS Of the regiment as well an py 'h' p"'' '''''''
an W,u,ral,.r Generas Frederick G. Mclc~ee. Ben
t.min Flaelcr and James NJ. Narnnn OF Governor no,
W"rtons stsn scrutlnzel the movements OF ,ne
,roops and looked for flaws me "'r'~r. WI" ~,
e,ot'nned nj camp and assigned 10 iuiy unu"i zen
cral Alpin are Posi-adiutant. lioiaU" D ,.'sm
,ole l0,h Raft talon: post quart crnhstcI c"l,HSh
=, s,hsls,cnce and ordnance officer. tponel Joseph
q story; post Inspector. tolonei - 'ntr ~
Inspector of guard duty 'nE,,"'x r ,rarles =
Thurston and inspector or arm. MAJOR 'h"''' -
rhc second function to claim the nrn snro Sr h n
,'nnn,,nrcr In the evening dress parade was inc
dinner which WAS served In me ihtEc .'S n.,,
,1,,,. ,,ou..rr marched To- the mess hall ana de
monstratcd that they could perform ,he
duties which awaited Thorn mere III ~ SUI,
a manner those On post or on 'h' '"'""' s''''
OK DRESS PARADE.
Tho most important function OF tn" d'S WAS 'h'
,lrcss paraic at ihirty-nvc minutes h'I"'" H"""'
The regiment In dress uniform ana wh'e """S'r''
presented n line appearance. ana th'r s""n ""''"-
,,, and p,rfcct alignment were commended upon
nc an Tho excellent music dii much 10 h"ightrn inc
.yfec, NJ The spectacle. Afer the dress paran" me
band gave n concert In front VI the '"'''' "'""'
quarters ... ,.,, ,c., made IN IN.
srounis which are delightfully."- beautiful by mature
AMI which tell tale OF peace. OF quict ana resIu'
TRANQUILITY not In keeping With mar'ia' music
and warlIkc display.
CAMP NOTES
Those ne,nbers OF the regiment who feared that
the new caterers would be failure. and who
thought the men would have to go unfed. were
ni.asa,,iv surprised when they heard how well
,,o ad,rcc ctlard had Jared the hands Of Dun