New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-14


work OF Colonel Greenes command. 1t was not
all work for the men. There "ere great many
visitors In camp in the course OF the week. anu
despite the faithful discharge Of all the camp du-
ties the officers found time to give their callers
merry time, and to show them that a tour IN camp
a no, the worst that can happen TO a National
Guardsman
PRACTICE MARCH OF THE 10TH BATTALION
The 10th Battalion will start on its practice march
August 49, According to orders issued the members
Will be furnished with part OF summer UNIFORM.
II will consist OF trousers, to take the place
of the heavy broadcloth worn in winter Bun leg
gIngs will be in place Of white duck, as they
will show The dirt less. and are rife longer IMAM
the old pattern. Major Stackpole. in speaking or
the march, said that there would be no hardship at
tending the service, as the men would not De eN-
pected to cover more than five miles day Ihere
will be less work on the march than at the resu-
lar camp tour, and Major Stackpoe thinks the
men will thoroughly enjoy 1t. and will beneht by
the experience
The orders for the march OUT OK the oattanoh
to be composed OF the nth. 18th. 9th and I'D sepa-
rate companies have been issued by Brigadler-
General r. s. Oliver. OF the Third Brigade. Ten
eral oliver orders the battalion to assemble at
Saratoga Springs. and from there 20 go on Septem-
her l6 10 point about and onehalf miles south
east from Saratoga. where Its camp Will be estap-
lshed. on September II 1t will march to the sara
toga battle ground, near Bemis Heights, where
II Will remain until september ~, on "iiS" u"' -
will march to point the southern end OF
Saratoga Lake remaining in camp until the 2lst
when II will return to Saratoga, whence the
companies will return TO their home stations Inc
commanding officer will be Captain T. c. Collin. OF
the eth Company. The other STAFF officers are;
Adjutant Lieutenant Emmett johnson Gray; quar-
termaster, Lieutenant Selden Whitney Mott: as
s,stant surgeon John Archibold; sergeant major.
Sergeant Thomas ]. Mcneil; quartermaster-ser-
geant Sergeant Charles Hartmann commissary
sergeant. Sergeant John c. Hopson: hospital Stew
ard. Private James W. Bingham
The 18th Company. Captain Franklin \. Bell
comes from Flushing: the 18th. Captain Lloyd l."
Davis from Glens Falls: the 9th. Captain Ernest
A. Greenough IL a Whitehall organization. and the
Odd CAPTAIN James w. Lester. comes from Sara
toga. -, GAVIN
The tent OF the Young Mems Christian Associa
ton Is a popular resort this season. and mas been
visited by hundreds OF the members OF the Guard
since the Peekskili camp opened. John +. Moore
assistant State secretary OF the Y. NJ e. A.. IL III
charge OF the tent. and he has made the place de-
cidcdy attractive by placing at the disposal OF
those who visit It all the daily papers. number OF
magazines and other periodicals. as well as stand
ard works OF fiction. Song and prayer services are
held every evening Eison W. Sheffield Is MIR.
Moore's assistant.
Among those who have sent applications TO Cap
tain Patterson for membership In the Brooklyn
next fail are Frank Adams William H. Harold,
Samuel S. Squire. Clarence Foote. Charles OMalley.
Herbert r. Knkadc. Frank Cohen, G. q. Hugo
Miller. H. Ford Adams. James f. Keyer. A. w.
Brown. James l.. Benedict. George W. Crooks. Al
bert NJ. Canther. J. T. Gibbons NJ. d.. L. S. ~;
Paul o. Jadwn. Charles Kemp +. II. Lowery.
Charles r. Lewis. Charles Il. Nicholson. c. III.
Phillips S. Rowland. D. Il. Van Week. John II.
Walters. f. A. Pursell. Meyer Boyer, J. W. Ash
more and John c. Dolph Captain Howard Patter
son. George ID. Bamey. l. A Mullenbauer. W. H.
Higbe. Alfred d. A. Pearce. H. f. McNichol and
Lieutenant Forshew the principal promoters Of
the enterprise.
Adjutant George j. Weaver closed the 7th Regi-
ment headquarters office last week, and 1t will not
be open again until September.
NEW COMPANY OF THE sTH BATTALION.
The new company OF the Sth Battalion has about
nifty members The officers Captain, j. W.
Mason: first lieutenant. Joseph Solomon; second
lieutenant. Charles Boyer. The bicycle company
will probably be organized before the battalion goes
TO camp July 20.
Major George T. Lorigan, Of the 9th Regiment
has taken three months leave and will spend his
vacation in Europe
's hs fs % isS Once
One Of the features Of the 18th Regiments tour
IN camp Nv viii be its SeySs Which was Se
men all own their wheels. and have been practising
the whole camp tour there will never be less than
six wheelmen on duty. Arrangements have been
regimental visitors will be entertained. The guard
mounting at he armory on Thursday under the d.
Instruction" was highly successful. and showed
that the men selected well instructed
The Old Guard Association Of the 18th Regiment
w mk san osssn u on
hudson River. at 10 a. m. and One-hundred-and-
the at G in a Charge w Of s
cursion consists OF: President. Major-Generai
HenTy second coons
John Ward: treasurer Breveet Colonel Charles f.
sistant secretary. Captain william " Byrne: sur
geon DE h b st. John Roosa assistant sarSeGn
The ga Regiment, Colonel John T. Camp. IS max.
ing active preparations for Its camp tour which Will
begin July o. Colonel Camp hopes to take every
per cent OF his command.
NEWS OF THE I'D REGIMENT
Colonel G. J. Greene. of General McLewee's staff
made a careful inspection OF the books and papers
Of the 23d Regiment last week. Colonel Greene de-
voted two whole evenings TO the task. and when the
work finished he told Colonel A. c. Smith that
he was well satisfied with what he had seen OF the
commands records
BY special order from headquarters at Albany the
2sd Regiment VIII be released from wearing the State
dresscoat and the helmet This change Is the
decided last week 70 give the contrac, for decorat
Ing the admnistrs,ion building OF the new armory
next drill season begins. The rooms will be elab-
orstey decorated and Will probably eclipse In tina I
lsn.
The people who are constantly circulating stories
about dissatisfaction and friction In the 69h Bat
talon are now trying to make the new men believe
that they VIII not have their uniforms In time for
camp. IheIe Is no truth In their statement The
uniforms VIII be ready and the two new companies
tered The officers OF the new commands Captaina
Egem ,,a,n and UBren appeared before the Brigade
examination Father r. A. Brady, OF 81. Raphaeis
cnurcn VIII act az chaplain Of the esth during its
Anthony j. Gritfen. Of the 18th Regiment, has been
elected nrst lieutenant OF Company b.
THE rALE-cAxBRIDGE COxrEsrs. .~s y
With the teiegraphlng to Cambridge OF Yale's
maj acceptance OF the conditions proposed by the
English college the international gams. h.twe.r