New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-27
RUSSIAN OFFICERS IN CAMP.
GUESTS OF THE NEW,JERSEY NATIONAL
49,. 80 GUARD.
SUCCESSFUL GUARD MOUNT BY THE FIRST
BNGADE-THE THERMOMETER REACHES
KICK BROKE HIS NECK.
103 DEGREES

JOB DEGREES.
State Camp Sea Glrt. July 90 (SpeciaD.-M 5
O'Clock this eve;dng, jus! violent wind and rain
storm. which suddenly to the relief OF the over
heated griardsmen, had ceased, the train drew into
the Sea Grt station with Governor Werts and nine
Of the Russian naval officers of the man-of war
Nicholai /. All the mOurted officers in camp. with
Cavalry Company A. In waiting at the station.
and after the distinguished party had entered
riages, escorted them down the main road past the
Governors cottage where a number of emncrt visitors
seated, To the camp ground The troops were
lined up opposite their reglmenal quarters, and pre-
scented the party passed. The Russians
scrutiDzed the soldiers closely and exchanged what
seeml-sly favorable comments. After inspecting
the camp the cavalcadc rode to the Beach House,
where subsequently, an informal reception held,
Voss's 1st Regiment Band furnishing the promenade
music.
The visitors met at Jersey City by Governor
Wcrts and Colonel Meary, chief Of staff. In the
party Captain DECKER Lieuenants Dobrowlsk
Zllote. scrgof. Neidorf. Cuisine and BuschkoroH and
Admiralty officers Ogsbcrc and Senewslsy Senator
and Mrs. Wilton Judge Hoffman and State Treasurer
Gray They will all remain for the Governors
review tomorrow afternoon, and attend the reception
and ball I'm the evening Governor Flower OF New
York. and Fattison OF Pennsylvania and their stats
are 10 lie present
The Maior-Goner1ls review. which 10 have
taken place to-day. dispensed with on account Of
the funeral Of General william F. Albeit rs the
Governor and number Of the Gubernatorial Di-
vision and brigade siar' lef camp to attend 1t.
The day opened up and continued excessively hot,
cntailing much suffering the The ther-
momcter registered 90 at O'Clock, and 1913 at noon.
Despite the extreme heat the entire brigade went
through the Intricate al interesting ceremony Of
guard mount. and showed Il marked improvement.
This is the first time that the First Brigade has done
guard mounting under the new tactics. A crowd Of
and several regular army officers who were present
said It was well done.
Owing to tie heat most OF the drills OF the day
were dispensed with. bu; it did not deter cavalry
Company from, drilling infantry skirmiShcrS.
Five Of their number dualihct marlismcn the
rifle range today. They were Sergeant Joy and
P,ivates stevens, Brican. Tappan and Robinson.
Major Robert q. smith. Of the 4th. was field
officer OF the day Lieutenant Henry Alcis. of the st
medical officer. and Lieutenant j. j. Frederick OF
the 4th, had charge of The brigade hospital.
Private W. II. Oliver. of the 1st Regiment, struck
his captain and Is confined In the gnardhoIsc.
sergeants Polk Child, and Miller, Of the samc com
n1and, have been reduced {" the ranks for being
eisent from drill. There is discomfort In com-
pany f. 4lh Regiment Ovcr the promotion OF Cor
pOral Abel Il. Brown, 10 vacant sergcantcy by
Ga plain Balcock. The men hold That he should have
been elected. and charge the captain with dcpNihs
them OF their rights. -,
Exenslvc II'p'I;tions are being mad ,n Tor , ,ne
reception 10 Tue OONcIllpI VII Pi.NN
tomorrow ngni ate the Monmouth housc, Spring
Lake. ,,
Company G.. of The ist Regiment nnl-.cd quail
flying the TO-DAY. making III" fll0"inT scores
out Of possible 90 John II. Rush. 20 R3hcr' q:
Burns. 81 Gcorg +. Titus. 81 Grorse Massak"r 3o'
Thomas A. Gearing. - John ". Buckley is J"hn
W. Rolf. IS Ernest ". Goodnell, 30. Charles y.
Bockaycn. 20: Martin Kncu,b. 50; John A: Donohne,
20: Charles L. VrccIand. o. Bernhard Heinrich 20
morgnn Williams. Cornell Tcttiner, % Godfrey |
MERCK 20; :. r. Bennett, 30; Edward Rush, ~
rank inl :3 Willlgm SHARPE %: Wllliam Bnrrrl,
70 - ne third annual meeting OF the NcwJer'cy /
ssc hne Association Will be held the range from
August IA TO Is, inclusive The competitions win be |
Jersey Sauonal 6nard. and between teams from mill
.nTs osahNu"iS OF other states. Fight prizes will
De shot Tor Governor WertS like his predecessors.
naS or$rd II handsome trophy for which the soldier
BOYS are now competing The principal contest II ,
HE rnc rang VIII h. the ANIMAL meet of The National
Rifle Association Of America on August Is Teams
from all over the United states Will compete for the
three el3bor,t" trophies known The Wimbledon Crp
Hilton Trophy and The Soldier 81 Marathon bronze
statue.