New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-08
END OF CAMP BLACK NEAK
THE END OF CAMP BLACK NEAR

GREAT INTEREST AMONG THE MEN AT HEMP
srrAp IN GENERAL FRANKS ORDER.
Tb. news that reached Camp Black yesterday
from Governors Island about the approaching lo-
rnov.i of the three regiments in camp TO the
forts around Nev-York was received Win 'i'e
greatest interest. General Pennington was III '''e
CITY until evening. and in his absence inc an
nouncement Of the removal could no' d. ''""e
oec,ollv bu II was the main topic OF conversation
On tho tents With few exceptions the men are
.r.arv ~ Cann BACK. and they Will be- Elad 20
move. although they had hoped that assignments
10 one OF the big army stations IN the south "0''o
fall to their lo;
General Franks order doubtless means that the
.,d of Camp Blacks usefulness Is near. inasriuch
az the new regiments OF volunteers are 10 be sent
10 Montauk Point according to the present ar
ranCement The exact time OF the departure Oh
the lst 9Th and 22d regiments Is not known. nut
they are not expected TO 20 for day or TWO
There Will be much speculation among the na'-
talions of the three regiments as TO inc particular
.,at.ons 70 which they will he assigned by their
colonies
An order has been issued to the three colonies to
proceed at once 10 recruit their commands up 10
the full quota specified in the Hull oili-'"eI'e
companies of Jos men each. The recruiting VI inc
eth and 22d will ne done at the regiments home
citations IN BROOKLYN and Manhattan. and Colonel
Barber whose regiment is made mp OF separate
companies, Will try 10 make airSnse''' M ~
a
fce- and four men viii ne detailed from etVh % =. !.
TALON to do the recruiting The FIRST appo,hlmen
Tor this w.rk made in the AKIN legihei,,' ~
which Colonel Eddy selected Lieutenant ifuifeh u
Company c. and Lieutenant Gilman. OF othPa,.lE
d 10 recruit the two hundred men neeGed ipr Inc
ia. and I'd hsttalions. Colonel Bartlett. o. me --u
Reginoent was I'm the city. and could not announce
the selections in his regiment ana Coionel bnIoer
ss waiting to learn where he will DO the recruiting
for the let Regiment. , -,
The punishment Of disobediert and dsordery SOL
Aiers continues Private Reginald wallace. OF
Company l. 22d Regiment. who stayed away 100
long an leave was sentenced 10 pay sal fine ana
twenty days Of hard labor. Private Nilliam -.
Valentine of Company A. ,7th Regiment, was
fined SO and sentenced TO two months OF h p,
work FOR intoxcation and dsorder.y condGct III
Yates Rode and Wallace Of Company w. 4,in Regi-
ment will be tried to-day on the charge OF steahhe
provisions from their comrades ,,
The constable Of Koslyn was uncereinoniously
subjected TO humiliating experience In inc artef-
noon BY about one hundred members Of the 1871
Battalion. The soldiers wen, TO Kosiyn fo Po~ a
stable Phineas Seaman told them that they could ,hd
rot battle without suits The tin badge OF the
officer had terrors for the soldiers ana cIad
merely In the smiles with which they responded 10
The constabe's lecture about the law. they pro-
ceeded with their bath. - -,
Private George II. Greuner. OF Company IS. 4th
Regiment was Frustrated by the heat while at
morning drill and removed 20 the hospital tent.
He recovered quickly. and later was sent to his
tent