The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-12
SEVELL SATISFIED.
The General Pleased With
the Doings of His
Troops at Sea
Girt.
NEW TACTICS ROUTINE.
Programme of Each Day--Genera
Notes of Gimp
Life.
NEW TACTICS ROUTINE.


commenced yesterday morning at six
O'Clock, when the sunrise gun was fired
and the flag hoisled ut brigade hsadquar-
tiers. General Sewe!l was In .llent
spirits when he arose and expressed his
entire satisfaction With the arrangements
of the camp.
The weather was delightful, the general
health of the men good and everything
points to a most successful week for the
Sc nd Brigade.
General Sewell some time ago invited
the Essex Troop of Newark to attend the
camp as guest. The invitation was &C.
copied aud the troop. to the number of
about forty men, arrived here at one
O'Clock yesterday.
The action of the General in inviting
the crack Newark troop into camp with
the Secsnd Brigade is looked upon as a
decided compliment to that organization,
the more so n it is independent and not
connected wi. b the State militia.
The visiting troop while in camp, will
h We position at the right of the line.
Brigadier General Spencer is here III
charge of the range. aud viii give his en-
tire time to the details for rifle practice
during the week.
CAMP ROUTINE.
The new tactics have somewhat changed
the routine of the regular camp lie and
shows for itself that the men cannot roll
in clover during the eDcampment. The
following orders will be sounded or beat
in each separate N at the hours
de-iguated:-
X. veilie, 6 A. M; mess call (breakfast),
$3.50 A. NJ; assembly for drill, 1880 A. NJ;
recall, $50 A. Nj; surgeons call, $50 A..
NJ: quad mounI. 9 "A. NJ: assembly for
dr.1, 10 A. Nj; recall. I1t30 a. NJ; mess
,..GI (iiunarl 1D.21 d IA . NC .rnhlv for
drill, 8 Z. NJ; recall, 4:30 Z. M; mess call
(supper). 5:l5 p. M; dress par rde, Oils P.
Nj; tattoo. 9 P. M; taps. 10 P. NJ.
At each assembly of the companies for
r~evellle, drill and tattoo, the roll will be
ctlled nd absentees noted and reported
10 the Regimenral Adjutant. The drum
mer's call will b, beat five minutes be-
tore the time for the assembly in each
camp. The 7.30 A. NJ. drill will be by
Corntaay; that at 10 A. NJ. by Battalion,
and t.at ut 8 z. NJ. by Regiment.
Each command will have its own camp
gunrd: but the whole will be mounted as
q Brigade Guarl Thu RegImental Officer
of the Day of each Regiment will report
TO his Commanding Otncer, aud the Field
Ohicsr of the Day to the Brigade Com
mandrr.
Commanding officers will be held re-
sponslbl. for the preservation of good
order and discipline in their commands
AID for The cieaulintss of their camps.
They will keep lh-ir mea in camp and
allow none to 20 out without written
permission, which shall state upon its
ice The time when the soldier Is to re-
turn TO camp. No permi. sion 10 leave
camp over night shtlt be granted with
out tie approval of the Brigade Com
lnand-r. A provost guard will patrol the
neigaDorhoel-ofafhe camp and arrest any
enlisted men fouad outside its limits
without permission.
Aa;orH n,,on s, Ia4o;l15 - d.
vost Marshal. In case of any complaints
by the eitIZens in The vicinity of the camp.
he will investigate the same and report to
the Brigade Commander.
HOSPITAL ESTABLISHED.
The Brigade surgeon Will establish a
brigade hospital and make daily inspec-
ton of the sanitary condition of the
camp. reporting the result of the same to
the Commanding General. Regimental
Surgeons will be governed by his instruc-
lions in all matters pertaining to the
health of the
Inc Brigade Q-uartermaster is charged
with the su osiStence Of the different or
ganizations, and will. und-r tile instruc-
tions of the Quartermaster General, at
tend To the issuing OF r~ations, camp and
ga, ri-on equipage, and see that the Regi-
mental Quartermasters carry out the de-
tails of tueir instruction on the subsist-
ence OF the mea, on time.
Quill WILL I'LL I'd lAhJ O0 tku dLCAs
will practice at The rifle range, during the
encampmenf, under the supervision of
the Inspector General OF Rifle Practice.
This duty will not excus these companies
from evening para, e.
Company officers u not certify to
the service of men on the pavrolls if they
have not been present and the duty per-
formed. The State requires the brigade
TO q once in two years at great ex-
pense, and no man should Receive pay
who does not lerform the service re-
Quired.
TO DEAL WITH OFFENDERS.
A general court-mai tial has been ap-
pointed and authorized to sit without re-
gard to hours, and to continue during the
encampment of the Second Brigade at
Sea Grit. The following detail for the
court has been made:-Lieutehant Colonel
Benjamin p. Holmes, Third REGIMENT:
Captain Nathan Haines. sixth Regiment;
Captain Benjamin P. Morris, Tl,irS Regi-
ment; CAPTAIN Richard K. Whitehead.
Seventh Regiment; Lieutenant George
H. Darling, Third Regiment; Lieutenant
Clinton French, Seventh Regiment;
Regiment; Captain E. Amber Arm
strong. Sixth Regiment, Judge Advocate.
The general health of the men is good,
There are but seven now in The brigade
hospital. and their ailments are slight.
sssTRAY GUN SHOTS. sc
If there is any one man who has en-
deavored to bring the rifle practice of the.
Seventh Regiment up to the standard 1t
enjoys, it Is Capitals Gus. Reid. He ap2
preclates the good shots and the marks
men appreciate him.
Private William Hartman. of Company
B, was sent home yesterday morning On
account of sickness.
Charley Murphy. of Company A. went
out cunning Sunday night. and the boys
found one rabbit fn his tent in the morn
ing. which proved to them that his exLe.
dition was not in vain.
Musician Moffett received a severe pen
knife wound iu mis- hand Sunday, while
attempting to open a Tan of sardfnes. Ike
Is Diuckv, and would not allow so rrifiug