New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
BUSY DAY AT PEEKSKILL CAMP.
MASTERING ALMOST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ARE BEING VACCINATED

MASTERING ALMOST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ARE BEING VACCINATED.
Camp Townsend near Peekskill. July (speciaD-
Company G. OF the lst Regiment. United States
Volunteer Engineers was 10 have been mustered IN
this afternoon. but the musterng-in rolls were not
quite ready. the mastering was deferred until
tomorrow Company G is the seventh company 10
be mustered all the other letters preceding being
now In Uncle Sans service. while the companies
which follow |, IN the line expect to get into the ser
vice in very short time. Company rs rolls arc
almost ready. that II follow right after
Company g. and the remaining companies. with the
exception % Company VI, are well filled up. ON
GERS have been assigned permanently 70 all the
companies and they have been distributed as fol-
lows:
Company A-Cap,ain william G. Ramsay; lieu
tenant james r. Haskln: second lieutenant. H.
T. Walker Company B-Captain. Allen u. Ray
rnond: lieutenant. J. 6. LivnGston second lcuten-
ant. Walter Abbott. Company C-Captain. a. X.
Livingston: lieutenant. George l.. Pcrrinc; second
lieutenant vacant. Company D-Captain Merritt
II. Smith Lieutenant. a. 4. Robbins; second lieu-
tenant. william Hopkins. Company E-Capiain
Charles L. Brccso: Lieutenant. II. C. Wilson; second
lieutenant. L. T. Hamilton. Company f-Captain.
Ira A. Shalcr: lieutenant. vacant: second lieutenant
T. L. Gillespie. Company G-Captain. Samuel
Eo,inan; lieutenant. @. v. Bram"'ll second He'll
tenant Walcot Beard. Company H-Captan.
Charles i. Kahler: lieutenant, Howcs; second lieu
tenant Morton. Company I-Captain. Eugene
I.Hlcott: Lieutenant. J. y. Steinmctz: second cr-
tenant j. George Morgan. Company K-Captan.
Azel Ames: lieutenant. Dow: second lieutenant.
Harry c. Dolano. Company L-Cap,a!n Richard
Esmond: lieutenant. +. r. slater second lieuten-
ant Percy r. Owens. Company M-Captain Il. VI.
SaWtcllc; Lieutenant. s. J.. Cluett second eu-
,erant Frederick cOrbin All OF these officers are
not at present win the companies to which they
have been assigned. but are doing duty with other
c0mparics whose officers have not yet reported at
camp =, >,
Three new officers reported to-day-Iient"nant +:
II slater second Lieutenant Morgan and Second
I1eutcnant COrbin. This evening the recruits which
arrived NUN bcrcd thirty-two. eighteen being from
Nnw-York and fourteen from New-laven The
cctarbrncuis are growing. smaller because OF the
closing recruiting stations in IN" var!ous cities.
I he regiment being nov over nine lnndred strong.
That means that only "a few more are needed TO
hring the regiment up 20 it's iul complement.
The six companies mustered are uniformec armed
ana partly equipped. ana their drilling IL EXCELLENT
nov Sore arms from vaccination have secured
thcir possessogs exemption rom Grl but "A large
majority OF the mon report daily for duty. They
arc making great progress. which, vastly pleascs
Colorcl Crifvu and tomorrow niEhs he Is going TO
have the first evening parade for the First Bat
TALON under arms.
.juucs his vacc!uat!ng daily. To-day he vaccnatcd
10 men and he sad there was hardly a case where
the vaccination had not taken well