New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
NEW-JERSEY GUARDSMEN.
TROOPS GO INTO CAMP FOR INSTRUCTION
AT SEA GRIT.
THREE REGIMENTS AND CAVALRY TROOP ON

THREE REGIMENTS AND 4 CAVALRY TROOP ON
pUrY-GovERNoR wERTs AND HIS STAFF
70 nE IL c>NP-RIFLE PRACTICE
Con GIrt. n. J.. July 90 GpeclaD.-The season for
a.. military instruction I'm camp Of New'Jcrsey's oiti-
you sojdcry begin, II. rc t.. G,y with lie .'acc- Of
the First Brigade. which will m nicer canvas until
r,, saturday This brigade X crG nardrd Ly
Rrigadlcr General T.. F. Wanscr Mayor oil Jersey
CITY, and comprises the 1st Regiment oi Newark,
Colonel Edward i. Campbell me N "l PATERSON,
Colonel Samuel V s Muzzy the 18th OF Jersey City,
Colonel Hugh 4. Abcrncthy. and cavalry company A
NJ Newark, Co.tou James T.. Fleming. Although
many M tbo troops have arrived i"day ana al
expected here tomorrow. the pay 'f The men VIII not
pcgin ,ntu Monday when the cncanlpH'h, ipmsy
opens
This seasons camp. which has been named Camp
Wcrts I'm honor II Governor W'r'S' premises
70 be the most interesting Of any In the history
If the State Nearly 1000 men Will oc-
cupy the tents that have been cr"c''a "'"h near the
occ,n cIosc IN the banks of TIE Manasquan River,
which flows on the right o. these superb camp grounds
The 1st Regiment consisting OF tire" Da'talioS OF
four companies each and n gun detachment VIII b"
chartered on the extreme right, while the I'd, with
three battalions and the 4th with 'wo' VIII come
next. Cavalry Company occupying the extreme
left. The latter command was formerly known as the
Essex Troop and has been recently attached to the
National Guard.
Governor Wcrts viii remain In camp with the
troops as has been The custom OF MS predecessors,
occupving the cottage which adJolis the main en-
trance To the camp grounds. spacious wall tents,
luxnrlolsy furnished surround the hoiS" ana shelter
the members OF his stan. In close proximity 10 inns
select spot which Is styled Qualify Row. by the
rank and nle stands Brigade Headquarters. whore the
o,,on commnudoui Gwclls In a connections tent
Aankcd on either side ly OF the members Of his
staff ricrccooklng howitzcrS guard the approaches
TO this place, while gayy caparlSon"d horses ar"
tethcred here and there ready to carry the Generals
aids with orders 10 the troops, VINO are P@r,rrrd
nearly haf mile away. Til, Is the most picturesque
and warlikc spot In camp
Owing TO the Illness OF General Wanscr. Colonel
Campbell Of the 1si Regiment who ranks as senior
colonel will assume commaEd OF the troops.
To the right OF tine brigade headquarters stretches
ont the field Of snowy white tents These are Inc
canvas habilations OF the various commands. The
whole distance from right to left on the lin" u tents
* OOo foot Each tent for the rank and file /, of
the 4" pattern and is supplied with two c"7' Nv"
blankets two camp stools and twelvcinch fooiboard
Forty feet I'm ihc rear OF these the line ofcers
tents and sixty-fve feet brhind them tie tents 81
the field and staff. with the non commissioned stan
Immediately in the rear. Then come the field ana
STAT Kitchens and mess halls. and the kitchens for the
rank and file. Each regiment provide It's own ser
wants the Qulrtcrmastcr furnishing the food, which
= The best Oii1lnHilr, no '''r "''"'
rs 10 quality between officers and men. y Npac" OF
sixty feet separates the regiments, forty feet the
battalions and twontv five feet the compani"s.
The entire brigade goes through It's various military
cvoutons each day on The beautiful parad" ground,
which stretches away to the norihNard Of this tented
settlement This Is the great objective point Tor the
summer residents 81 Long Branch and other seaside
resorts who come In large numbers every day 10 IN
>pcct the camp and witness brigade dress parade
which takes place ~ p. Til. Is brilliant crrc-
mony all tie regiment, being simultaneously put
through the manual Of arms and subsequently marched
around the green to the music Of the hnead" band,
which comprises 800 pieces.
The Gala day, o. the week will b" Wednesday and
Thursday when MaIorGruor Joseph Plume division
commander. and Governor Wort, review The troop
ENcur. Jon train, VIII leave jersey Cny, NcwarA
Camden and other town. for camp. The principal
day will BE- Thursday, Goyr.nor's Day. Ia Ola" even
Ing reception will bc rendered th' Governor ~ The
Monmouth Hou,r spring LAKE. hy the oihccrS Of the
National Guard Of thc state. Two thousand invita-
lions have been Issued. special trains VIII run from
Jersey CITY 10 spring Lake stopping al intermediate
stations aud returning ~ a.. ~.
Advance guard from an ilI' regiments cam" 10
camp y,.efofdly ana went 10 work Immediately got
10 day -pnt tho afternoon -iri-b i"h- l,'tii'n.'.
are crceI.d Oh" beach. provided vim bathing 'n'i'
rndcr IN charge 81 a comre'cnr bathing master.
Tic quiet "ld nDitIbofiuE town OF Nah", pu'h u,
Nf
not De- enforced until h1udat. 80 80. ,olocS are TAI,
Ing advantage ol their fro'do hinch o ul" dso"in-
iiurc tie ,.id natives. Ih" opening 81 I've camp
i, regular vind'all 10 the trad -m'h 81 ih' town
and the hotel, "v'riovinc. many 81 gao Wv, g.,
The .ca having go urcd roon.s during the period of
Rolls. .c-, ice vii De- held In front Of tAe yarious
quarters tomorrow ~ 1890 20. M ~"
chaplain t'l oH'iafc FOR taoir r. "'i'" COMMANDS
the rccn.ru.l land furnishing tA" music. ,
Nluloi -a ,l" 'r"oi- break emp most 0''nrd"y inc
camp will COulinuc as military post uuil - pom
her .. under command OF liFigaGi. General Bro ".
ruccr. inspector general ~ rin' plnci"" ~ "rcr 10
give each rrcfnoui OF Tire First and second BHcad'~
i've day practice Oh the rifle rnner. NrwJer,"y
lui.fe the Lost equipped rife rang" in III" country
md II T. on h mai The anuunl meets al the National
1,",d,onr If + .lf,,atnd ncar the beach and nttr,l
nit markers 10 take one target down ana ,'arh for
the SHOT. and lmmcdalcy ,'nd up another Tor The
waiting marksiQon TO shoot at. Nearby !, q Wei
appointed ho,pt,l. with surgeon always in charge
In ,sls. ~ emergency.
Tie following officers have been detailed hy Gen
cral PLANE for duty at the camp of instruction In
rifle pr;ciicr: Iicuonaui olouc Charlie, r. Hamorl,
5th Ir.imcu i"utcuantt ooir X Ilcb"r Ir"utnnii,
- Regiment Major william f. Decker "a Regiment
Major Daniel - Curric. ID Regiment. Captriu AlNin
II. Graft 18th Regiment captain Charlie y Reid 'ih
Regiment: Captain +. " Sockham' dlh R"sim"ni
cnaulC o'ono franklin oaunti, surgeon. Major
harle, +. W. Myers, surgeon.
Company y. An Regiment. which is marching from
Jersey CITY camp. has not reached here Yet. TIL"
men started foot II Friday. intending 10 cover |
twenty miles day. and are due here Tomorrow night
These members of the Governor stan now In |
,amp Adjutani- General william :. striker. Quarter
mas General Richard \. Donn"ly. surgeon General
John u. McGnl. Inspector General William &. Hep |
Michael r. Barrett Anthony X. knscr George P"ln"r
Leon Albeit. ir.. Joseph y. Bcdlc ir Asa ". Dick |
nson and John T. Van Clccf
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