New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-22
CAVALRYMEN TO MARCH.
Troops A AND TO START FOR THE
SOUTH TO-DAY.


ORDERS AT CAMP pLAcK-P PRIVATE cALvE
NOT A SPANISH sYMPATHzER-EX
c1sE OFFICERS AT THE CAMP.
More orders 10 move South toward the central
scene o, conflict with Spain were received a. Camp
Rlack Yesterday The recipients OF the orders were
the Gsth and 81 Provisional Regiments and troops
4 and c. IN accordance with the orders Inc '"o
troops will break camp promptly a ''"'n ms
morning and star. ON horseback 10y Jersey ~
where they vii take a train to morrow morning 10Y
Falls Church. Va. The cavarymen will ride to Je'-
sey city through Brooklyn and the lower end OF
Manhattan Island passing over the Bridge to the
Commun.paw Ferry. They expect 10 reach jersey
City at & O'clock in time TO pitch camp TOT 'le
night They have been ordered - The Washington
camp although they had been told mat '"eh'
ms uga would ~ thei- first destination 80
Early tomorrow morning the Goth Regimen VIII
,e,vo camn for Chickamauga and the 81 Provisional
will follow as soon arerward az transportation can
be provided The report that the "9th was 10 S'e
service In the Philippines could not be conhrme" !"
camp yesterday afternoon. Colonel D'ny anu "''
men do not care where they 90 II they ca" nc as
sIred OF an opportunity smell Spanish sunpo"ue'
somewhere and the same Is true OF 'ne 90 froNi'
ional under Colonel Hoffman
The 4.th and 2?d regiments Will take 'he oa'"
which admits them to the Volunteer Army to-mor-
row morning Captain Schuyler VIII HIST WISH '"c
9Th and will then muster In the al tne ''S' Va
tho nine regiments stationed Hampstead TO enter
the United states service Thus by to-mo''""
noon Camp Black will cease 20 be a tentns -gr"uhu
for the National Guard Of New-York. and VIII be-
coma wav station 10 the South for the Volunteer
Army.
AFTER THE EXCISE LAW vIOLATORS
A day OF reckoning has come for the "sdua''eis
,vho have set ND cantoens the vac,nt fields CON
yenjcntly near the camp lines for the SAFE "
drinks strong and soft. TO the soldiers anu thc
visitors at camp The state Department OF Excise
has received several complaint. OF violations Oh
the Excise law the most important OF when WIS
signed bv Colonel William Cary Sanger. Generai
Roes provost marshal. Colonel Sangers protest
amounted 10 an official demand for the removal OF
the canteens and was mainly Responsible tor une
arrival at camp of Captain MethVcn O, ens r' -,
Island City police with eight men anu olucnr ~
close I'D all places running without licenses anu l.
arrest their proprietors. captain Meth'cl nh' -,
up a tent Just outside headquarters WHICH VIII
serve as a police station. , M. nj
private Malcolm Calve OF Company ], I'D Hesl-
rnent has asked the newspaper men 10 "'trs
fatty the report for which men IN ms oOiipamss ,,'n
responsible tina, he Is suspected OF being spanish
spy He is a native Of Ncw-orenns, ana "A HIalch
American HIS sympathy with the Cuban lnsur-
gents led him embark twice In hliDusterhs -
wound In the lower hip He has lived IN ha|ana,
where his father. a prominent cl,Tn ~ ,,n,cs,s
near New Orleans had extensive business ~. 80,
Private Calv6 has had an oner OF p jul, bu,
ne has cast his lot with the ed Regiment, ana ne
intends to stay there. lie says ne mas no, 1vrn
rejected by the physicians but that ne IL sI,S"sE
below the required weight for man OF ms
stature lie expects TO gain the required aVoiruh-
pois by a system OF dieting In time 10 escape
inal rejection.