The sun., 1898-06-16
WORK AT CAMP THOMAS.
eEN. BROOKE HAS ORDERS 10 FoR-
WARD MORE TRooRa

Ne viii Admit That RHuch. but NothinG Mere
-The Beings or the New Ysrk RoElussnts-
oen. PsyntoE makes war en- saIsons Out-
sids tho oCanD-ConpIAInst to Gov. Atkinsou.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, June 15.-Gen. Brooke
docs not deny that ho has boen ordered to get q
number Of regiments in readiness to move to
tho front at moments notice. but he declares
that that is as for as his orders 20, and ho doeu
not know when any troops will move. Capt.
Rockwell Of the Ordnance Department received
notice to-day that 1000 rifles from the arsenal
atCoiumbia, Tenn will arrive tomorrow. Sew
eral regiments. including the Eighth, Ninth,
and Nineteenth OF New York, will be ready to
move when supplied with proper guns and un-
less Capt. Rockwell is disappointed that de-
ncicncy will be made up In day or two. Tho
railroads are rapidly concentrating q largo
number of cars here, and, as indicated in THE
Sun this morning, tho movement from here will
probably begin this week.
A mule team of the Ninth New York ran away
to-day. Prlvates George Sheridan. Company G.;
Emmett Sheffield, Company b; s. Berg, Com
pany and William Abell, Company Z, wore
Violently thrown to the ground and all more or
less injured, but none seriously. They were
taken to the division hospital.
Gen. Grant has decided to establish target
practice in his division at once. Col Wilder
says that is what the mon of the Fourteenth
heou most now. lhe targets lor hls resnnlen6
wH' 'e pu' up to"orlo". Ino Hlth'n No"
AorH was inspected to'oay oy MAJOR siocuHn'
nu'"oet .n Vi guns "ere oohuenneu. ou' o'hs, "Ao
sno resinnohI was announced 10 DO IN eooo coh-
dition.
eFuitinE or'corS o. tho Nin.n MN NO" ,ofA
HeR,.,1eht' consisting OF Capts " 'lNm f. I> Nor-
ris Of Company X. and T. w. Timpson OF Com
pany with Lieut. A. l. Wilcox of Company G,
' 'o'' tni0 u'or ii"e ioF NC" hoFA e''s " oo'"'u
recruitS Tor the regiment
Nn 'ne ne" iork reRin'entn na!o recr u,'lhE
oAneere III the heiu' Femarkeu LIEUT. " "h'oH'
N"u INC Nih1n VIII oe recr uiIeo 10 Vho strehH'n
uquiEou us tne nc" erln! rug ulntlons ~ onee
Weoame mere win inc tuil conp'oineht t, oi nen
SLtor our enlistment ou1 since 'ha' ''n'o ',e
war Dep"rtinoht mas % Ioquireu al irvF an Ia
wy 'e VI men " Ao' ,'''eoN Vi oo, " AZ
Sun.u oiHinSi ioi o"e" CO"p"n'. 80 "p
p'oHenu s Nv ','no"ty ~. ~ ~ 'He UAo M
non roqu,Foe w e"e l.eouI ios u'A.'UnS p
AH'e Nv" i'-oo me" ou 'uo iOi, ouU W
~ nuS' or'iE 'no nuin0er up " 'N' fo9
No,ore ,rs our fetu'i,
Inv as"eu' rou'VS0n'" anu i"o''" 'o"
,oe iHS".o Oh no'o n.n ~ noIn9 '1.9.ns
S9fus' "nu rom p'eeon. inoie"tions tno on|.o
NC" AoFk eoh|nEehI 10 iNe'! 10 DO oruoFeu An1O
~o'Ne SeF. F.ice "i'nin very sDo!' lin'e' 40 o'eFy
tes,'on' 20 refS "eii AufniSneu viva Sf'nD anu
oouprhens' lof helu 'oFVioo' Aaete nave oeeh
Ntou9 uuiots A''oNs ing iao' uaS VI S"o
10 'ne enec' '""' nun oer Vi Fek'mon's Will 10
selected 10 constitute the army OF invasion
"nicA 10 oApectou 70 ealoarA LOT ror1o r1ioo
from sone poinC On 'no So"'n Auan'lo coast.
o1FAhh"h 10 SpoAo" ot "S Iho proo3ole POM oA
"epNf tui o. ins'eeuo oi A0up1 VI '~'AsoA'ih0, ou.
az '" the ttutn oi 'noIe reports ..e mon nro SepI
IN on'no iShotHhce' o~n say tnA' mum aoou'
INC Deui'"Ieu oh"nEe' sS tneioAVeo IN 'no0e
among tho man Of the Now YORK rerimenta' NV
family went from Savannah to Now York sev.
eral Toara a1o whero thoy have reaided ainoa
"nd a.. M 80, not ,,or1 .. 1o-ohIv ,r,1,r...oS
anu As ooy was not 'ef1 i@Vof~0iy impreSSeo
with the Georgia seaport
"In INV opinion tho change from Jacksonville
n- - .n-..,. -. - - -.
ably considered by the members of tho different
regiments who arc to DO sont to the 'front.' As
..te 80 . ,, a.. - -.
% ema.'Sr OF course our nrss out' 10 70 OBEY
that point ia determined upon by the War De-
rartnont @ th.rs 80 iii not h. a NAN or s,v ~ IN.
New York commands that will shrk his duty.
We are ready. willing. and anxious to ret 10 the
front at as carly an hour as possible. whatever
decision Is determined upon vo will cheerfully
submit to It,"
80 0 -, 40, ., ,. 4,
zen. 6oynton ID on the "arpath against tne
saloons and gambling houses and other direp-
~ ~ .AI e1so y. Sp ,
Aiter the lracas on sunday Zen. brooRo sent
troops to take possession of tho" Midway" and
a. -. .,ror,.ad tba+ ,b. 1rourt ,xou,d h.
""s SAao SA"' '"' S'ouH" "'uiU oe
cleared. But Monday the provost guard was
withdrawn. A delegation of Walker county
aaIc,o,o ,vho ,-.ro svnnosod to h. nm or ;rvasu.
Oni.''s' "no "Si0 Suppoc0o W o0 oH Oh '.'o
Scnrt - hr..L rntb. In wI.Ssn.ss issn.d Iicsns.,
- hioh roto to ~. r.sorta Cen Rovnton last
niobt .nnoaIed IN Gov Atkinson In the follow.
ING Latter.
r,.,- ooa
So, n,kinsnn tiinm1a ca un0 ~ 1000
Allow me- as Chairman of tho National Park
Commission. 70 call your attention 10 the de-
aOtS on her tcmnnrorv ira ding hooths which
surround this park. With scarce an exception,
they are menace 10 health ana under present
nnhiic nmsances' Every attemnt to secure
Cleanliness has failed. owners knowing that
they can mnlntain their bog pens unless state
AZ Won kUow' RI" nark is in local ontion