New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-06
SOLDIERS AT DRILL.
PREPARING FOR CAMP DUTIES.


xe . NEW uNIFoRM-oUTDooR EXER
lpoi CISES-PRoMoTIoNs
q, ,,e oa2 members of the Goth Regiment, ooionci
s.nsrh expects to be able to taEe over 'oo 10 'ne
.sron this year The regiment is In fine con-
.'..,n and Is gaining recruits There Is only ono
o" .monc its commissioned officers at present,
vx, &c in Company H. which is without first
lieutenant. ,.,o.u H., A.. Get.
General orders prescribing regulations iof inc e.a'o
n.ar peeksku for the coming season direct that
~, ..n.rate ompanies which are TO 20 into camp
~. ssmmer shall be formed into provisional bat
,uons constituted follows: The 22d, 2eth, osth
20 1od Separate Companies the LIST Battalion; tho
- osth. 33d and <3d Separate Companies the "a
oa the lst 18th, saith and 10th Separate Com
~. cd battalion; the 4th, 10th, 18th and 30th
... Companies the 4th Battalion: the 2eth, 3lst,
o., and 37th Separate Companies the 9th Battanon'
o. r,h 9Th. 9th and 2lst Separate Companies the
~ pottal,on; the I'd, 18th, 2Sd and 32d separate
o' the 7th Battalion: the 14th, 10th, Gath
w. och separate Companies the 9Th Battalion.
Tn. ALLOWING are among the moro importans regu'
lstions: .n,, md as acting quarter
-, General and acting comussary general OF suossN
- viii cause the Camp OF Instruction 70 Do prepared
- dina for It's occupancy BY troops He VIII provide ana
AN hand NJ the camp the necessary quartermaser and
icy .,oraa and after consultation with the surgeon
80. the necessary medical stores and supplies he VIII
vtde By contract for tho furnishing OF cooked meals
y the troops In camp, and VIII SEQ that the meals are
a,,v and promptly furnished, well-cooked,
Pr'V~ ~no,ssoue quality and sufficient guam
. hs win furnish the necessary uanspor
80, 70 officers enlisted men ordered there 10 ana
,,0m tina CAMP and he will exercise in camp general
.uperyson all public property not by law ana regua
,ons in the OF others the mess arrangements ANU 'no
uublio buildings and grounds
troops to the camp will be furnished
tr as practicable in such manner that they will arrive
=, the camp later than o'clock p IN OF the Gay
ordered ..ou
o and direction Of the medical service at the camp ana
IA authorized select one competent person. VINO snail
h.v charge under HIS direction Of the medical stores AZ
a camp and who shall receive for his services anspor
,OD ratiOns and the pay allowed by law 70 ho'pi'a'
stewards
ha psymastereeneral charged with the payment OF
the troops on the day OF their tour in camp and VIII
take the necessary measures to pay each person eheu
thereto in accordance with Sections and OF par IL Oh
c4nsal Orders No A. G. s., from these headquarters
DUTIES OF COMMANDING OFFICERS.
Commanding officers of regiments, battslons pa,'eries
and separate companies and ofhcers specially detaeu'
rot travelling with troops Will at once upon nouce Oh
sst, for camp service reouiston for proper trans
pOrston and baggage from their station 70 inc
Camp OF Instruction, direct the acting ouaternaster
General Chief Of Ordnance, State Arsenal
st and Seventhave.. NewYork City, Commanding omcerS
vii specify number Of men, as nearly as possoe
viii not be allowed for men, who, under Sections ana
OF par II Of General Orders No. a. C. s., FROM those
headquarters viii not be entitled to pay On arrival IN
camp or thereafter as practicable commanding
officers OF troops arriving by railway transportation VIII
settle their transportation accounts with the acting Quar-
General the Chief Of Ordnance transportation
will be allowed for ono servant the officers OF each COM
psny and the field and staff Of battalion and for three
servants for the field and stan Of regiment
Horses for field officers will be furnished by the post
allowed for any other horses.
On Journey and from. and the march into camp
the senior ofncer will command the troops present,
and before leaving their stations commanding officers VIII
telegraph TO the post commander the strength OF the
command, servants separately.
regiments and assistant surgeons OF separ
ne companies dstaed for camp service travelling with
troops viii eacn timely reQuisiton, through their
Immediate ndng officers for hospital knapsack'
With aud Instruments upon the acting quar-
terua ster general the chief Of ordnance " whom ey
will return knspsack Immediately upon the arrival
az their regiments companies at their regular stations
Upon arrival in camp, commanding officers OF regiments
hattons and detachments and Officers specially detailed
will at once report instructions to the post
ana reotuenta and battalion commanders will at the same
time submit acquisitions for tho necessary
stores for the approval OF the post commander
Commanding officers OF regiments ana battanons Will
direct their respective senior medical ocer 70 report on
arrival camp for orders and instructions 70 inc
general The senior medical onicer In camp VIII per
w.
his return nom camp, w Form IT, prepare anu ior-
ward report Of his tour SERVICE through his regmenta
commander, 70 the surgeon general
THE NEW UNIFORM Is sERVICEABLE-
The new uniform Of the 9TH Regiment Veterans Will
he much simpler and more servceable than that now
worn II Is 20 consist of dark blue. single breasted
blouse trousers Of Cht blue doesn. with stripe OF
black mohalr braid. and a cap OF DARK due cioth'
trimmed with black mohair braid and with dropping
visor
Among those who have recently Joined Company l.
9Th Regiment. Captain william II. Dewar are John
Freeborn. Frank Harrington. Edward small John
Mclaughlin and Frank simmons
Left General Guide Thomas ]. Dwyer. OF the oSth
Regiment having been unable to attend recent drills
on account Of absence from the city. has been relieved
from the duties Of the position and ordered TO report
to the commandant Of his company.
The It'll Regiment proposes to 20 somewhere during
the coming summer but it has not been decided what
place to visit Nearly all Of the companies VIII have
open air drills this month.
TO KEEP ON AT THE DRILLING.
Company ], Goth Regiment, Captain ]. G. Cunning
ham, will continue its drills Tuesday nights during
the present month. The being especially
instructed in guard mounting srmishing, the duties
Of sentlnels and courtesies to officers.
The Rife Club Of the 9Th Regiment has no debts
and has a good balance IN the treasury. The club
proposes to adopt badge button, TO be by the
members, and a club ensign for club days at
creedmoor
Corporal Charles Healey has been elected sergeant
Of Company !, eeth Regiment In place Of Sergeant
Gordon, discharged and Private John Green has been
elected corporal In place of Corporal McCabe, dis
charged Private Edward Wall has been elected cor
pora In place Of Corporal Mccall reduced to the ranks
at his own request.
The recent dIili and reception of the Columbia In.
sttute cadets at the 9TH Regiment armory reflected
great credit upon their instructor, Dr. Edwin Fowler.
There sono boys among them who will become
services In the fold
The following members Of Company l. Goth Regi-
ment have honoraby discharged account Of the
expiration of their torn OF service Sergeant Luke
Gordon Corporal Benjamin McCabe and Privstes
Michael Whalen. Thomas Franley and William Cahlll
NEWJERSEY COAST NOTES.
COTTAGERS ON HAND EARLY-ACTIvITY IN REAL
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