New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08

service were issued TO the first OF the var
Gus companies this afternoon. They the COM
pany sick reports. the Manual o: Guard Duty OF the
United states Army, the books for morning reports
ara the company description and clothing books.
The papers. blanks, forms, etc. needed for the
transaction OF company and regimenta business
have been applied for, and Captain Parker hopes
70 nave the camp supplied with all this necessary
equipment as soon as II not before. any OF the or
sanzations IN the United states,
day to examine the new officers in camp met again
a. O'clock ms afternoon to continue its iaocrs
hcers: Captain j. ". Wainwright. Captain Charles
tain NeM6oi Mnr1s OF iSe ana FaP
Lieutenant ". T. Romairc First Lieutenant 7. :.
AMI H. 5 c:eiand FIRST i1catenant " n Con-
nell; FIRST Leutenant F. G. Turner. OF the l2th
ond L!euenan, John Koarney ami Second Lleuten-
ant T. y. Taylor, Of the 18th Regiment
Y. NJ. c.. A. TENT NOW OPEN.
The Army Branch Of the Young Mems Christian
Association has is tent W. ana :; was opened to-
day for the irst time. L. W Sheffield. general sec
rotary OF the Hudson Young Me;'s Christian Asso-
citation. is temporarily in charge. On Monday ne
Will be Joined by \. H. Wardc. general secretary
OF the PouShKeepSie Youns Mems CnriSan Asso-
gest." The tent has numerous long tables and
chairs FOR the accommodation OF the soldier who
wants 10 write home. ami has in addition. files Of
the Ncw-York papers copies of several magazines.
games OF various sorts ana upright piano. The
and It has scarcely had a minutes rest except
when every on dU:y at once. The nssOc.a-
ton also furnishes good writing paper WIN en-.
veopcs bearing printed upon them the Siaie Goa,
OF arms and Army branch Of the y. VI. :. a, a, .
There are envelopes TO match the paper. ana pens
AID Ink are often replaced.
Several new features at the ten are ann ammo
service and ty9ns"Atc ii"E every M smitS
is a veteran of the late war. and was member OK
the l2lth Ohio Volunteers. Toy tine he was a
prisoner at AHdersonvilie. and now lectures on
the horrors OF lie IN tina; prison during the war.
Through s secretaries .ne louns .ien mrs
Association has volunteered TO act as an agent
between the soldiers in camp and their fr!enns NJ
FOR the field ard march which irieLds at nome
wish to send their friends al camp tho foun2
Mems Christian Association viii be glad 20 receive
and deliver If the regiment and COMPANY address
Is given
ence all day up TO S r m. when song service
will be held and shori address delivered BY
hh apan @rIy S prfh ot n the i'm
row in the open air. just west of Battery Hll!.
The men OF al the other commands have been cen. n.
held by Chaplain Madison C. Peters. or the sh
Regiment
EVENING PARADE AT $50 O'CLOCK.
The hour for evening parade has been changed
to 40 o'clock in the afternoon. The 3th Rcgi-
men, which owned the band to-day the one
which went through with the ceremony this after
noon. 1t was highly credi;able AFFAIR. too. with
so many new men In the regiment. and there was
round after round Of applause from tho members
OF the other regiments gathered on the hillside
when the SIN broke iHio coumns OF Sompnne' ara
alignments were good and the marching OF the men
excellent and soldieriy;
xii. by way OF Annsvile that provost guard went
TO the village to-day TO look for al men who
out OF camp without cave Inc guard maze
a fairly good haul
The field ofHcer Of the day was Lieutenant Colonel
Thomas y. Rand. OF the oh Regiment. The f, ld
ofIicer of the guard was FRS, Lieutenant E. D.
Graf. OF the Same regiment