Daily Republican., 1889-07-06
THE ENCAMPMENT.
ORDERS OF The GOVERNOR
AND ADJUTANT GENERAL.
The Boys VIII Go In Camp July 18th
at Brandywine Springs and
Remain One
Week.

The National Guard Of Delaware will
hold Its third annual encampment u
Brsndywine Springs, commencing oil
Wednesday, July l7th. and the following
have been issued concerning the event:
General Order, No. 101, Issued from
the adjutant generals office, is as fol-
lowe:
/. The entire force of the Nationa
Qua, d OF the State of Delaware is here
| by ordered into camp for one week, com
mencing on July l7th next, at Brandy
wine Springs, near Wilmington.
O. The train for the transportation oi
forces south of Wilmington will run al
follows: Leave Laurel at 700 a. m.
Georgetown, 7.01 a. IN Milford, z. 81 a,
m.; Wyoming, IA q. m; Dover, 8.2o a.
m; New Castle, 9.3l q. m., arriving Of
Wilmington at . 80 a. M, wren the down
State companies will join the city troops
and the entire force at once take train on
the B. & o. Railroad al foot Of Market
street ior Brandywine Springs, said train
leaving at 10. Is q. m.
3. Cars will be provided fer all bag
gage and for regtnental and company
property, which must be carefully
marked and at station at least one-hali
| hour before leaving OF train time.
L. Unless otherwise ordered, nc
blankets will be taken by enlisted men,
as new ones will be issued on arrival OF
| troops at camp.
General Orders, No. 110:
The commanders of the First Regiment
Of Infantry and Troop B of First Cavalry
will have epared eonplete rolls of their
re tspective commands, in duplicate, Que
to be delivered to the quartermaster-g gen.
eral Immediately on the arrival OF the
| troops at Brandywine Springs, on July
II, 1889, and the C, mmands will not be
dismissed until the exact attendance is
sscertained and noted on sad rolls by the
said acting quartermaster-general OF
such officer as may by him be detailed
! for that duty. Pay will be allowed only
| to those found present and such as shall
report tor duty thereafter, commanding
officers at once notifying the acting
general OF the presence for
duty OF such men. No leave OF absence
fro n camp, either to officers or men, will
be garnted, except on the approval OF the
acting quartermaster-genera
General Order, No. Ill.
/. Whenever State or Government
property is destroyed, lost or damaged by
any cause other than the usual wear and
tear OF service the responsible officer will
at once com IN unicate with the adjutant-
general, stating the amount OF The sew
eral articles destroyed Or damaged and
request that board Of survey be ap-
pointed to fix the responsibility for such
damage or loss.
.. The record OF the proceedings of
boards of survey will hereafter be made
In triplicate aud following the form pre-
scribed In the United States Army regu-
lstions, will state specifically the findings,
the opinions and the recommendations in
each case. The record will be signed by
i the members and forwarded through
regular channels TO the adjutantgeneral
for his action.
General Orders, No. 112.
Company d, First Infantry, Is hereby
detailed as the advanced camping party,
and Captain Simmons, of the said COM
pany, will leave Dover with his entire
command on the morning of July 18th,
taking train No. 81 for Wilmington, and
on the arrival at that place will at once
proceed by the B. 81 o. Railroad to
B"sndywiHe Springs, reporting on his
=, A. to the acting quartermaster-
50 ia.
Duri"g the encampment no member Of
the guard will be allowed to wear or have
In his possession q citizens suit. The
badge on the cap including the letter OF
the company to which the soldier belongs
listed man found violating the provisions
of This order will be promptly arrested
and summarily punished.
Citizens will not be a lowed the privi-
leges of the camp within guard lines be-
tween tattoo and revllle, except on writ
ten permission of the commandaht of
the camp.
No flag poles or conspicuous flags or
lettered devices, banners, etc., to mark
any company, will be allowed, except
those authorized by law.
One servant and one cook will be allow
ed each company and each troop and
four servants to the regimental field and
staff, all Of whom will be carried on the
pay-rolls.
Camp pay-rolls and abstracts of daily
roll calls In duplicate will be sent through
the proper channels to these headquarters
on the morning of July "a, 1889.
No intoxicating liquors will be allowed
to be brought within the lines of the en-
campment, except Tor hospital uses.
Orders for transportation will be fur
nished from these headquarters In due
time. All return coupons on tickets,
single or otherwise, will be turned over
to Lieutenant A. ID. Chaytor Immediately
upon the arrival OF the down State
troops in Wilmington, and Transports
ton from Wilmington to Brandywine
Springs will be furnished by him.
Lieutenant A. ID. Chaytor will have
the general charge and supervision of all
commissary stores ami all requisitions
for such stores will be made on the act
ing quarter-master-gehera through
Lieutenant Chsytor, and all stores or
the use of the camp must be delivered to
and receipted for by him.