New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-02
at Tonawanda A. o'clock these TWO companies

at Tonawanda Al 3 o'clock these two companies
TONED the 65th Regiment. OF Buffalo
Following trains yesterday afternoon picked up
other separate companies along the road ne l$tn.
nth. Of Eimira 10Th. OF Bnghamton. and early
this morning the sd Of Walton. and 2ith; OF
this morning All the troops that arrive at Jer-
sey city wifi 20 a, once aboard transports wait-
Island Railroad station At Long Island city. They
VII not SCI foot on MAINTAIN Island Manhattan
which have been ordered to active service were
deSsrled yeSeraay S@HS IN IN ore he
afternoon in order 70 receive nnal instructions
raay b E1 her a'enlncc would not needed
At IN" armory untl this morning. and were az,
ytsed - devote their last day 10 their families and
friends The advice was generally taken, and for
the most part inc only HE to he seen IN me ar
raw recruits and tho cleaning out % lockers IN
company rooms. and packing by mon who were
rsF,on 9 gong eiAer 10 Pseksk Or Hemps,esd
. senbie .f'f rom M' 10 ? ociock
KEEPING THE ARMORY CLEAR
Pckers vcr. stationed At the entrance to the
oh Regiment Armory IN Fourt-enth-st. through.
out Yesterday. 10 prevent people entering the
building who not either associated with the
regiment sought admission 'or substantial rea-
sons A. consequence friends % tho mon belong
ing - tho organization 'hrongcd the sidewalk from
morning until night IN their anxiety 70 bid their
rarewolls Anctho- reason FOR Tho desire 70 keep
tho arr1ory clear ~ visitors was 20 obviate any
interference with the mon ~ 'he various conpa-
MES IN their work o. packing knapsacks and max
ing the hnal preparations for their departure 70
Peskskill
Recruiting va. continued during the day 10 corn.
plste tho necessary strength ~ me two COM
panie- + and VI. and satisfactory we're tho re-
sponses 20 TIE appeals made FOR additional men
that ne requisite quota msie ~ before night
,aii Ths men are ordered assemble In full
marching accoutr.mNats a. O'Clock his morning
T. 4. understood that som. - ~. recruits dis
satisfied because 'hey have not Vet been provided
vi'r Uniforms and equipments one - me officers
% the re meu' who IA wish 70 70 quoted. In
formed Tribune reporter Yesterday that tho new
r"n would b" provided WITH CUNTS n tho n,
scyeral members o. Squad ,or A attended their
the purposes - exercising ID" horses. but beyond
these and Few others Who visited tho srinoyv dur
Ing the day 20 pat he finishing touches their
ar-ou'rem"nt-. tie troopers spent tho day their
homes.
Al day long recruiting went on FOR tho two new
~ ~ O'Clock In tie afternoon. when = was sad
thai ~" regiment then numbered 80 including
margin fo- possible r.'er'on 'or physical narmi'es
assenihlei the floor 70 receive Hual instructions
- equipment. In -" evening Lieuteuani-C Colonel
Cha-'ee setter formerly commander ~ Company
g. received a sword from m" members - his Old
command ir token of thoir affection for him
Matters were e1or"dine'y qg!" AZ The a-mofy oi
nisht Sergeant Rengelnan and seventeen men OF
The battery had received orders earlier In tho day
- ren,-, ~ Tho arfrorv a, oclocl. his morning
A. - O'Clock A. the camp they VIII salut" tho
sfh on and i2th Regiments - they arrive Tho
Howard carroll insiructc, tho Isl Battery 20 act
c-cor' 70 the regiments leaving the city