New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
The name of
COLGATE 6 co.
on Toilet and Shaving Soaps,
Perfumes, Sachets. Toilet
Waters and Dental Powder
corresponds TO the
STERLING rlARK ON SILVER.
22D REGIMENT HOME AGAIN.
OUT OF THE ARMY BEFORE
LEAVING FORT SLOCUM.

WARMLY RECEIVED AFTER IT'S SIX MONTHS
STAY IN THE FORTS ALONG THE SOUND.
Tho 22d Regiment. work Volunteers, returned
to Manhattan Island Yesterday afternoon from the
forts along the Sound. after an absence OF over
six months The men were taken TO the pier AT
East Twcnty-sixth-st on the Starin steamer Glen
Island accompanied by the 18Th Battahoh' 90
Brooklyn Nearly five hundred men, women
and children were waiting for the soldiers. IL
was not known exactly what time they would
arrive. but the crowd at the pier, which kept on
Increasing waited patiently til the steamer Glen
Island which brought the regiment, hove IN sight
and then Il great cheer arose.
Colonel Franklin Bartlett in command or the
regiment. which has nearly It's fun quota OF men.
He was met 10y General George Moore Smith' OF
the Second Brigade. The soldiers were heartily
greeted They wore their old blue uniforms ana
carried knapsacks. All said they were glad 10
get back again. and hoped they would he mustei'd
out speedily.
The men formed In line after leaving the steamer :
and. with the battalion of the 18th maIche'
to the armory through Second ave. IHteenth-s..'
enth-st me Boulevard and sixty-c!ghth-;stt Ih'y
were well received everywhere along inc stt'ct
Al the armory. which was reached jus' DotSrTs
wives sisters. brothers and sweethearts bieSS' ~
the returned soldiers Company !. In command Oh
Captain Johnson was the first to enter the arinoi.
by the Sixty -seventh-st. entrance, ana mus vi"
thusiastic reception given II. The men In &C
cordo nee with Instructions stacked their arms on
the drill floor, ard Colonel Bartlett maue s"0' !
address. ,,...s ,.o,, 8,
ut is with great pleasure that address you.
said Colonel Bartlett, "On the occasion OF inc 'l !,
mination Of your six months service IN the n,t'u
States Army At the breaking out or the Wal IaS1
April offered my command TO the tnhru S'dV ,
Government both personally and by letters anu
telesrams even went 50 far AS to secure cure IRiP
which would convey the command TO CuD". bu.
for some reason or other the effort failed AS YOU
all know. the list Regiment was the ohy resI'ie ~,
OF the New York State militia which was sent 10
the front and the I'D held here in COMPANY
with others The duties that fell upon us however.
although OF routine nature. were heN' ~ g.,
service to the Government shall always haNe IN
my innermost heart strong remembrance OF IN
affectionate associations that nave had WIN ny
men. (Applause.D The duties. although not o. a
yarike nature were nevertheless connected WIZ
the service of the United States Government ana III
obedience to the commands OF superior oI'i0',
Men | salute you. Tonight We part company
bat should ever the occasion arise when you shouiu
be called out again. hope 1t VIII De my go
honor TO command such magnihc"t podH o. IN NJ
as you and as you have proved 10 pe "u''"s
the last six months. -, ..
turned soldiers to the armOry. under command ol
Major Russell. returned to Brooklyn at the close
of Colonel Bartlctt's address, ana the. rev
soldiers enjoyed a sumptuOus feast provided by the
officers OF the 122d Provisional Regiment
The mastering out OF the regiment was HNlSH't
81 Fort Slocum Yesterday before the men returned
to the city. Major Foote. Of the gin ftsnIdr IN.
fanirv conducted the ceremony or mastering Out
me regiment There were forty nine officers ana lli9
nrivaf9s I'm addition to seven men in the hospital
he reDOrted Ii took about S60,pp 10 pay OIL me
regiment Each man besides receiving an honorable
dischorge got his October pay. we'll as the TWEEN
ty-three days compensation he was eh'lt!ed 10 LOT