The sun., 1897-07-04
rnE sfrENrY-rIRsr I'M CAMP.
Aiss Several Separate Ceuapautcs rreu Up the
nfate--Rnturn or the Twolrth.

otate-Return of the TWolfth.
PmKsKIIl, n. Y, July 9.-Tho change Of
troops at tho camp to day was made under
broiling sun, with the thermometer registering
9e' in the shado. Tho Tenth Battalion marched
to the station at Roa Hook early in tho after
noon. At 2:10 tho provisional battalion, COM
posed Of the Sixth separate company of Troy,
under command of Lieut. Thomas w. Hislop,
with oighty-cight men; tho Thirty first separate
company of Mohawk under command OF Capt
Horatio p. Winterstine, with cighty-fivo men,
and the Fortieth separate company Of Ogdcns-
burg, with forty mine mon, arrived on n special
train of eight cars. The Eleventh separate COM
pany OF Mount Vernon, under command Of Lieut..
Michael +. Carmody, W ith sixty men Of tho bat
TALON, arrived at 3:35. Capt w. H. Stillrnan OF
tho Sixth separate company will oct as Major
of tho battalion. and Second Lieut.. Carroll l..
Maxcy OF tho Sixth as Adjutant.
The Soventy-lrst Regiment left its armory at
Fourth avenue and Thrty-fourth street, Now
York, at 12:+O, with 600 men and officers and
marched up Fourth avenue to the Grand Central
Depot, where two special trains of ton cars
were waiting there Col. Greene and his staff
and the First battalion took tho first section,
and the Second battalion, with Major Smith In
charge, took tho second. The trains arrived
ut Roa Hook q littlo nftor o'clock. The bugle
sounded tho advance at 2:30, and the column
started for camp, arriving at the top of tho hill
at 2:45. Tho Twelfth Regiment formed on the
color line and marched to tho main entrance Of
tho camp, headed BY the post band, and there
| the advancing Scyenty.tlrst, and tho rcgimont
entered camp. Tho Twelfth Regiment t,len
marched down to tho station and were taken to
New York.
There are two officers Of the Seventy first
who are not In camp. Commissary John X. Tod
and Chaplain George X. vandcwntcr nre in
Europe. Lieut.. Thomas G. Clark of Company
| X has resigned. The national holiday viii be
observed in camp on Monday. The mon will
be formed on the color line IN dress uniform at
airs until IL o'clock, when the matt >nal salute
Of forty-fye guns will be fired nj intervals Of
fifteen seconds. Four guns will be used.
| special detail OF two corpOrals and twelve men
addition to tho sixteen now, on the ground.
Adjt.- Gen. Tillinghast has yielded TO the urgent
request of Col. Greene that no review the regi-
mcnt at @ o'clock on Monday evening. Tho
General is opposed to these reviews, but as it
will be tho national holiday ho has consented.
T Xdjt. Gen. en- Tiiiinghast arrived in camp this
| afternoon and relieved Col Butt of the com.
mand Of the post in time for him to leave with
| his regiment.
Lieut. Col. Wallace A. Downs of the Seventy
| first was watching the formation on the color
| line at evening parade tonight when his horse,
| which 10 tricky one, began to rear and In u
| trice the Colonel and the horse were both on
their backs, For moment 1t seemed that the
| quickly on his feet, and he remounted as soon as
| the horse was UP.
Last night after evening parade Sergeant
Smith Of Company b Of tho Twelfth Regiment
poraf Bell on behalf Of the members OF the COM
| pany.