The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-11
THE TROOPS TO PARADE.
General Orders Which Are Full of
Interest to the Soldiers.

Brigadier General Kendall has issued
OF the Twenty-frst. Commanding Off
GERS Of regiments, battalions and unat-
tended companies will report to Lieut..
A. V. Warfield, assistant adjutant gem
eral, at 10 A. NJ, at the corner OF South
Water and College streets.
The troops will parade in full dress uni
form: light marching order, aud II the
weather is inclemenC overcoats will be
tabllshed in Market Square near the
Board of TSsde Building. Each soldier
will be allowed 80 cents for subsistence.
Order No. IA is rs follows:
Troops stationed outside of the city OF
PROVIDENCE will reach PROVIDENCE on
the morning of Oct. 2lst by the following
routes:
Cos 4 and f, First Regiment Infantry
from Westerly, via 7:l4 A. NJ. train, New
York, New Haven and Hartford Rail-
road return leave Providence at $3.50 or
4:l5 l.. NJ. Co. ii, First Regiment Infan-
try from Pawtucket, via 900 A. M. train,
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad, Worcester division; return
leave PROVIDENCE at such hours In the
afternoon as company commander may
direct.
Co. A, Second Regiment Infantry, from
Warren via S;45 a. NJ. train Old Colony
Railroad, Providence, Worcester and
Boston division. Return leave PRovl-
DENCE at 3 or 4:30 Il. NJ.
Co. B, Second Regiment Infantry, from
Newport via s A. NJ. boat of the Conti-
mental Steamboat Company. Return
leave PROVIDENCE at T. NJ.
Co. Z, Second Regiment Infantry, from
Bristol via s:35 A. NJ. train Old Colony
Railroad, PROVIDENCE. Worcester aud
Boston division Return leave PROVE
DENCE at 3 or 4:30 II. NJ
Co. ID, Second Regiment Infantry, from
Woonsocket via S:3S A. NJ. train New
York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad,
Worcester division. Return leave PROVI-
DENCE III l:50, or 4;20 T. NJ.
Co. q. Secoud Regiment Ifantry, from
Central Falls, via. 900 a. NJ. train New
York, New Haven aud Hartford Rail
road, Worcester division. Return leave
PROVIDENCE at such hours in afternoon
as company commander may direct. Co.
"A, First Re ximent Cavalry. VIII march TO
PROVIDENCE. leaving Pawtucket in sea-
sou to report in line at 10 O'Clock "A. Nj.
The Brigade will be formed on South
Water street, right resting at College
street, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, in the follow
ing orler:
Second Regiment Infantry, Col. James
Moran; First Regiment Infantry, Col
VIM. II. Tnornton; First Separate Com
pany Infantry, Capt. Robert W. Blunt:
Second SEPARATE COMPANY Infantry,
Sap. Franklin A. Brown; First Machine
Gun Battery, Capt. VIM. Ely; Battery "A,
Light Artillery, Capt Edgar L. Baker;
First Battalion Cavalry. Major Alex.
Strauss. The troops Will move in col
umn of platoons.
The troops ordered by Special Orders,
No. 109, A. q. .. II. l. G. .. TO report TO
the commanding officer. Brigade RHODE
ISLAND Militia, will parade as provis-
ional brigade. under command OK the SEN
ior officer Col. Cyrus NJ. Van Slyck, in
the following order: United Train OF
Artillery, Newport Artillery, kentish
Guards.
Col. Van Slyck will form his command
on Crawford street, right resting on
South Water stree at 10 o'clock "A. NJ,
and move forward in column OF platoons
on the left of the Brigade RHODE ISLAND
Militia.
First Lieut.. VIM. Ilo lgkinson, Jr. co NJ
manding the Naval Reserve Torpedo Co
of Bristol will report with his command
to Lieut. Col Arthur V. Warfeld. Asst.
Adjutant General, Brigade X. |. Militia,
at lne corner of South Water and College
streets, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and will he
asst ned position in the column.
At the close of the exercise, at Dexter
Training Ground, the division will BE- re-
viewed by the Brig. Gen'l Commanding
following which the line OF march will
again be taken up To Market square and
dismissed.
BY command of Brig. Gen'l Kendall.
ARTHUR V. WAKEFIELD,
Lieut. Col aud A A. Gen'l