New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-18
SUNDAY WITH THE ENGINE Eh"'
RELIGIOUS SERVICES. RIVER BATHING AND
ATHLETICS HELP PASS THE TIME.


Camp Townsend near Peekskill. July Il 'spec'ap De-
! Like IT'S predecessors this has been very quiet
Sunday in Camp Townsend. But church service Il
few concluding heats In the postponed fou''" u
July games and plenty Of passes 10 go sN'"''''7
, have made the time pass pleasantly tor 'ne '',s
neers From the weather standpoint inc uay mas
/ OF been altogether uncomfortable. The cioud'ne7'
IF III, late afternoon made It very pleasant Tor tue
visitors who could watch the evening paraoe Will
out the glare OF the sun In their faces E'sh' 'o"
panies we're on the line-the I'd Battalion III cum
mand OF Captain Charles i. Breese. having oio"e"'
out It's fourth company. That made the n"c 80
.ong that the sth company had to be douo'ed
back on the roadway near tho bluh Most OF 'ns
visitors were on the bluff. but there were enough
on The narado ground to remind Of the summer
camps OF instruction.
NUMEROUS RELIGIOUS SERVICES
There were the usual Sunday services during
the day with an extra in the afternoon IN
the Young Mems Christian Association tent CON
Quoted by the Rev. Thomas {. Straus pastor VI
the Second Presbyterian Church, PeekskllL lherc
was quite an attendance At the service but 1t was
not as large as at Chaplain Fobess morning SER
vice. Possibly that was because so many OF tnS
men, taking advantage Of relief from duty hau
sone out OF camp on passes hs sSryic in the
Young Mcr's Christian Association tent me
Chnrch Of the Assumption in Peekskill. about one
hundred and fifty going over IN command OF 4 "o"-
The hospital tents were, empty today all n 1hs
sick wing recovered and been discharged But
In tho afternoon one OF the surgeons ihd u III -,
bonc-seting to do. Private Harry iarner. y, y,
Company g. son OF Congressman \. G. liarmeri o,
Philadelphia having fractured his arm "n"e
diving.
MEAT But ONCE DAY.
4 change in the meas menus IL going Into enect
tho first Of the week. Ever since the regimen,
has been here meat has been served al ea'" OF
I'm, thr,e daily meals chief Surgeon Seaman con-
sdcrs this little too hearty for such hot "ea'hc'
and to-day recommended that meat he served nut
with syrup. together with yef'taao.siin aIso ret
evening meal This course Of 1000 VIII di ,i *
The men In better shape for the southern '''""''
10 which they may be ordered -.. 80.
The loo-vard dash and three-lcgGcd races. pos,
poued from tho Fourth of July. were run on tl'@
,fternoon ard evening. The lN-yard dash "ds Ncn
John Lennon of Company q second. 49, }''@' ,
Henry f. Msnley. jr. ot Company J.. ~" .
\ schedule of systematic drills was pose, 10.
DAY provides that The early morning 1fii iron,
rom Is - : n The drill from 70 go VIII he
devoted by the LIST Battalion to extended o,ne,
Iron, ~ 20 10 II 20 the grounds arc 50 divided NJ
rs 10 givc he baitalons for bat talon drills
With squad and company dr f"t M so III "a Nv
I'm the afternoon from go 70 % there WI, ne On,
tho parade grounds the third battalion driiilns III
;io comnauV s'Teots or on tho norm pam
The marriage Of ". Hall Schwfar. 'lerh az ts6l-
mental hsadduartnrs IN Misr Ina lo,ise flndat .
was snnoprc~d a camp last evening he cer~'
me-, occurred A. the r,ctorv II the church or -
Wsry %ew-Yofk on Wednesday. ,
The orcer 81 The day for tomorro~ - aP F,ra,
lieutenant James =. iIev"s and S'r"nd Lieutenant
Pcrrv Owens