New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-27
THE ROUTINE AT CAMP.
A LARGE NUMBER OF OFFICERS WHO ga"
SERVICE IN THE LATE WAR

poorsrm Stote Camp. June 20 (SpecaD-Ihe rem
o,s ~ the two days storm passed away Ias.
night and the LIST Battalion OF the ~ 49,
regiment had a beautiful day for the hrst se
~ us practice march The sky was clear 'he o. !
noosnbere cool and the roads were in REASONABLY |
~. condition with only few mud puddles
- ord there 70 destroy whatever httle SHINE
,ras left upon shoes that had been orusheo '"''ue
the wet grass about camp ..s ,,+h
y. noe N O'clock when the battalion started, win
tho A,b Separate Company Of Yonkers' III com
rnord ~ CAPTAIN John l. Pruyn. leading the way
as the advance guard Behind 1t came the man
I'D, tho nth Of Mount Vernon Captain Schneloer'
the 10Th Of Newburg, Captain Hunter anu V
23d of Hudson. Captain Payne bearing 'ile 49, 800.
In the rear TO protect the column from an &c.
in that direction, marched the loth' OF Ca'sniii "
command of First Lieutenant Tucker with INC
baggsgc ahead. that 1t might not De cut ou' u
.ho coIurn nv q sudden sally OF the enemy anu
tho battalion left sheteress and dlnneriess dc
consequence In command OF the march was NAay-
Charles A. Denke, Of White Plains ana WIN nm
rode as guests and inspecting oincers bIIeau'
| General Robert Shaw oliver, of the Third Brlsaoe:
c,o,o, Hoffman and Lieutenant Colonel Hurry OF
C.aral Ros,s staf: Surgeon Major Bssell OF the
7.b Regiment; Colonel Robert T. Emmett sur
| oeonMaior John S wilson Regmental AuJu'an'
| F x Austin Chaplain Albert F. Tenney ana hee',
| mental Commissary captain w. H.
| Colonel Emmetts stan ,,,-, -. 900
| I'D
| as 20 the minute instead Of 100 but soon oroPPe
| m the proper cadence. It's first hat C"i
| o'clock and lasted for fifteen minutes anu 10 ,.a
ond halt at 11:30 when the men resteo i've M 80.
| The Croft farm was reached al n;4o anu 'oi''
IN st1.95 At 1:45 dinner was served ana never ""
Lev ono cooked both officers and men agreeu'
7, consisted OF an Irish stew, bread ana out'ei IN
| ard cheese prepared by the COMPANY poO'
r,ofess,onals being taken along. The camp TO-
night is known as Camp Oliver. so named III "o'io
| Of Brigadier General Oliver, of the InHu piie"''
| who accompanied the battalion l.,
Tho march itself was without any particular III
c,dent untn Continentaville was passed ana the
bsttaBon was almost in sight Of the Croft house.
Near the Continentalville schoolhouse hummer u
neople had gathered to the soldiers
The officer OF the day Of the lst battahon war
CAPTAIN Hunter of the 10th Newburg and the ON
Ger of the guard Second Lieutenant Payne OF 'he
23d Separate Company, OF Hudson
SECOND BATTALION REMAINED IN CAMP
In camp the ID Battalion under Major L. T.
Cooler who was leutenant-colonel OF the ISt
New-York Volunteer Infantry. drilled IN the COM
many extended order and IN battalion man9uvres
| and the list Signal Corps spent morning and AFTER
noon in usual signalling, using their hehographs IN
the afternoon as much the floating clouds that
had gathered in the sky later In the day wouid
hermit The "a Battery had only It's battery drill
and in the evening in the line with the bat
talon al evening parade.
companies for this week is very interesting one
for the reason that nearly every one OF Its line ON
GERS service in either the 2d or 2O5d New-forK
. Volunteers When the first call came for volun-
teers all the other separate companies In the state
were taken but al the second call the officers of
these companies allowed 70 name company
officers for one of the regiments that was being
formed As a result nearly every one Of them was
in the 20Sd
: In the 18th Of YOnkers. Captain John l. Pruyn
I tau
tenant Charles F. Nugent was first lieutenant IN
, the same company and Sergeant and Second Lieu
tenant Arthur W. Nugent lieutenant In the
= a9d and saw service in Cuba. John w. Arouckle'
a private in the same company, and now IN the
company at camp in that position second
= lieutenant in Company Of the 203d. but resigned
in October. when there was no chance Of seeing
g foreign service
In the 10th Separate Company. of Newburg, Cap
tain W. G.. Hunter and First Lieutenant stephen
H. Mould held similar positions in the %3d Second
Lieutenant William ]. Wilkes a second lieu
tenant in the 92d and the present sergeant, Arthur
G. Ackert was a second lieutenant in the 2o3d.
In the 18th. Mount Vernon. Second Lieutenant
Ralph NJ Glover lieutenant in Company X
2o2d and in the 10TH OF Catskill First Lieutenant
Herman A. Tucker, OF the Sd. Oneonta, who is In
; command OF the company in the absence OF It's
company officer. first lieutenant In the LIST
New York Volunteers.
= In the Nth of Flushing. Captain John F Kline
was for a time captain Of Company F. D3d; Second
Q Lieutenant Dooley held similar rank in the same
company and Sergeant and First Sergeant sexton
q was first lieutenant Of the same company. -
s OF the 23d Company, OF Hudson, Captain R. C.
n Payne and First Lieutenant Solomon Avery, jr
e were captain and first lieutenant Of Company |
o 203d. but Lieutenant Avery was promoted 70 regi
mental adtutant and finally TO captain Of Company
e Of the same regiment while In the service. Sec
ond Leuterant L. II. Payne, OF the same company
| was a first lieutenant Of Company A, Of the 2Sd
d and Quartermaster- Sergeant Philip s. Goderman
z second lieutenant Of the same company ana res
: | ment. -
n None OF the company officers OF the Nth. o.
aSSnn ~entan Ps,csyai Bophin who Is a.
3 home served assistant surgeon OF the 25d during
h the life OF that regiment.
In the 18th OF Utica Captain Charles s. Hors
burgh and Second Lieutenant George j. Winslov
held corresponding rank in Company @. OF tn
l. Pod. and First Sergeant Goss L. Stryker, son o
- lieutenant in Company H. OF the H3d. Sergean
81 Stryker IL not in camp. however.
" From the 39th. OF WATERFOWL. Captain J. s. BOYER
I, who is home sick captain OF Company f. 2ed
~ until he promoted to be major last February
G. First Lieutenant c r Murray. now commandip
D. s13d. and afterward regmental quarteTmaster o
50 the same regiment see2nd LssGtenant Cole Ts VS.
20 was a sergeant second lieutenant and first lieu
r tenant in Company E. e,sd. and Sergeant c.;
tenant OF Company F. 2o3d
OF the 10th. Ogdensburg. First Lieutenant MART
Bovard. now commanding the company in cam
s. 3Dsd. First Sergeant John Rowland was lieu
y tenant IN the so2d and Sergeant Herman Donavir
~ sergeant OF Company H. 205d.
IN Colonel William Cary Sanger. now acting as IN
10. spector General Roe's STAFF In camp. ais
h. Northumberland OF the 9O3d
The regiment at the end OF It's tour OF duty her
a., will be Dissolved and the an Yonkers 10Th New
ar the the 9TH Malone 18th Ttea ssth ws!eTiOwn an
ais was out OF the service all OF last year will b.