The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-11
NEW JERSEY IN NEW YORK.
SpeciaI to the .Jerseu Cite Means.

Spec1dt 10 the Jersey Cttg NeUS.
TRENTON, Oct. II, 1892. Tomorrow the
New Jersey Provisional Brigade will par
ticipate in the Columbian celebration. IL
will consist of the First and Third Reqi-
ments, Calling Gun Company of Cam den,
and a battalion of the Seventh ReRi ment.
consisting of the Trenton companies, and
Captain Bucks company at Freehold.
The brigade will be under the command
of General w. j.. Sewell. There will be
about 1900 men in line. The men will
wearfull uniform with black helmets and
white gloves.
The Essex Troop was also invited by
the New York authorities to take part in
the parade. and Governor Albeit has &C.
cepted it as his escort, and directed Cap
Tain Fleming to report, with his meu, at
Broadway and Liberty streets. New York,
at half past nine O'Clock. 1t is expected
that from forty to fifty of the cavalrymen
will turn out, and they will make u su-
perb appearance in their new dress uni
forms. These have just been completed.
and are exceedingly rich. without being
TOO snowy.
When Troop A. of the National Guard
Of New York, learned that the Essex
Troop would take part In the parade, it
invited Captain FlemiHg's men to picket
their horses after the procession in Dick
els Riding Academy and accept of its
hospitality at lunch. The invitation was
accepted. and the two commands will
have a pleasant hour together. After
ward the Essex Troop will ride to New
ark.
THE LINE Of MARCH.
The procession will start at the lower
end of Broadway and at 10 A. M. the
column will move up Broadway, and then
through the following streets Fourth
street. University place, Fifth avenue.
East Fourteenth street, Fourth. East Sew
antponth atrQot and Eifrh uar,ra 30
Fifty-ninth street. The New Jersey
troops will form in Liberty street, west
OF Broadway. and streets Immediately to
the south of Liberty street. right resting
on Broadway. They must be in position
at 1880 A. M.
Grand Marshal, and there will follow a
brigade OF the United States army,
West Point cadets, United States
Naval Brigade. and National Guard
troops of New York, Pennsylvania,
New Jersey, Georgia, Connecticut, Mas
~sachusetts and District of Columbia.
The Grand Army OF the Republic, fire.
men and many other organizations will
also be in line. The column will be re-
viewed by the President of the United
States from the grand stand on the cast
side of Fifth avenue, opposite the Worth
monument. Twenty-ffth street. 1t will
also be reviewed by the Grand Marshal
70 "a 0AE " aH0A LO Iu1O 6OAkA
of Fifty-ninth street.
THE PROVISIONAL BRIGADE.
The Provisional Brigade will, accord
ing to orders of division commandant, he
composed as follows, in addition to Gov
ernor Albeit and staf:-Adjutant Gen
eral, Brevet Major General William S.
Stryker; Quartermaster General, Briga-
der General Richard A. Donnelly;
Surgeon General, Brigadier General
john d. McGill; Inspector General,
Brigadier General Richard A. Heppeuhei-
mer; Inspector General of Rifle Practice,
Brigadier General Bird w. Spencer aud
aides; the First Regiment of Newark,
twelve companies. Colonel Edward A.
Campbell commanding; the Third Regi-
ment Of Elizabeth, twelve companies;
Colonel Benjamin A. Lee commanding.
and Gattling Gun Company B OF Camden,
Captain John r. Jones commanding.
The orders to regimental and battalion
commandments have been issued from the
headquarters of the Provisional Brigade
of Camden They order the troops to par
adc in light marching order. Command
ing officers are ordered TO arrange trans
portation SO as to report, with their som
mands, to the Brigade Commander In
Jersey City not later than half past eight
O'Clock A. NJ. acquisitions for transpor-
tation are to be made aud forwarded to
Major William NJ. Palmer, Brigade
Quartermnster- Immediately upon their
arrival in Jersey City the com panies will
ne equaiized, and entry into New York
CITY Will be made by tn Q brigade as y
body.