New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-26
RECRUITING STATIONS ACTIVE.
SEVERAL OF THE REGIMENTS LdhELf ~
BE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR
NEW ORGANIZATIONS

The movement 10 raise regiments Of volunteers
outside Of the militia organizations was continued
in the city Yesterday. and there was crown NJ
every one Of the recruiting stations. The recruit
ing citation Of J. c. Hughes. at NO. II Bowery' was
bcsieged all day by young men without employ
mcnt who were eager 10 enlist In the regiment
which Is being formed by Mr.. Hughes. Up to
late hour in the afternoon 10" applications ma"
been registered on the botter
III # keeps on at this rate" said MT. Hughes
we shall he obliged TO close the book We sha'
however register 100 applications Out OF 'n me
we Will pick 1890 men when We muster ~. ~ =,
Geth Regiment armory to-morf'" morning. az d"
Tbere was another rush OF young men to the re-
crti,ing oficc of William Astor 'hanler, al go
40 sixth-aye yesterday morning ann rolIs IN"
number Of volunteers for Mr.. CHAMBERS regiment
then was Ia but All ' N Sha na@ nc" said 6s me
drilling Of the regiment would hcsin as w.h -" az
not know how much longer he would keep the re-
When the secrniting Office at No "a Jackson ST.,
opened BY Alderman j. J. Smith, closed last nEht IN:
the number of recruits was 81 II Is expected thal
the full regimen, Of 1000 men VIII BE- enrolled ny
sunday 4 request to the Park Board FOR permis-
sion 10 drill in Ccrlears Hook Park was sent 20
were rcques,ed to detail Captain Alaire to con
duct the drilling The regiment VIII ge known f as
selected are r. p. Hartman Civn war ve, ,
for colonel. Anton Eale OF the rTIssan Hrm n
a Civil War veteran, FOR captain OF tho second con
pany, and August Miller Tor captain OF 'Ho I'M"
company ,,., 4.
Colonel j. f. Bloom AT No. 53s East Eighty-seV-
enth-st was crowded with mon desiring 10 enllr'
ell day yesterday Sixty additional names were
enrolled making the total enrolment 10 date about
scvcnteen hundred OF this ten hundred VIII De
finally ."cctcd for the regiment.
Ma jor Alfred A. Mitchell who has been organlz
ing A regiment % volunteers. declared yesterday
that his regiment would be the LIST New-fork Vol
unfcers and would be called out before any other
volunteers OF this state. He sad he Ind received
notice from Governor Black to that effect.
T Eit2Vatrlck a
cruitlng Office al No l9G East Broadway. Up 10 10
n NJ Yesterday he had secured sixty names.
Chaplain Frederic Roizlcr the organizer of The
American Rescue Army. who breaches almost every
night a collection OF men who are attracted by
his oratory a. Madison Squire. has begun IN"
organization OF n brigade Of soldiers tn" brigade
IS to be called the "Amer an Wanderers Brigade
Ninety candidates for places w tho Marine Hos
pital Service and other places we're examined yes
ter,laV I'm the rooms OF tho tlgil Service Commits
sion In the Postoffce Building
City Magistrate Herman .. Kudnch two weeks
ago offered his services to Governor Black 70 serve
IN the light artillery In case ~ war. He has re-
ceived an answer that his application has been
placed on file with the Adiutdnt-Gencral Mags-
trate Kudlich served IN 1855 and l'~ In the New
Jersey Light Artillery. under Colonel +. A. stevens
a on-cOmmiesioned officer In charge OF a gun
deta eminent. He said yesterday In the Morrisania
Court that he volunteered from sense OF duty.