The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-26
ORDERS FOR MUSTER.
Brigadier General Kendall Issues
Special Orders to the Brigade.

Brigadier General Kendall has issued
special orders TO the Brigade in connec-
tion with the encampment at Quonset
Point July Ella. Captain Charles Ritz
tend the formation of the Brigade Guard.
Captain Everett Il. Whipple, Brig
ade Provost Marshal, will attend
TO the preparation and delivery OF the
"countersign" and parole. Major Charles
~. French, surgeon OF the First battalion
of Cavalry, will assume charge OF the medi-
cal department OF the First and Second
Separate Conn mpanies Of Infantry Battery A,
Light Artillery, and First Machine Gun
Battery. Captain Edgar X. Barker OF Bat
terry a, Light Artillery, Is directed 10 fire
salutes on the parade in front OF the flag
staff upon the opening OF camp, and
gubernatorial salute on Friday, July Is,
upon the arrival OF the commander RIM
chief.
The order for the assembly of the troops
for procedure 10 camp is in substance as
follows:
All infantry companies stationed in the
city OF Providence, brigade and reg
mental officers and bands, will take
steamer Frances, leaving Sprague's Wharf,
Dyer street Gust below the wharf OF the
Continental Steamboat company at .
O'Clock sharp. Infantry companies sta
toned at Pawtucket take cars for Provi-
dence at 7:15 o'clock; infantry companies
stationed at Central Falls take cars for
Providence at 7:10 o'clock; infantry COM
panies stationed at Woonsocket take cars
for Providence at 7:23 o'clock; infantry
Companies stationed at Bristol take cars
for Providence at 6:47 o'clock, changing
at Providence to steamer Frances, as
above stated.
Infantry companies stationed in West
erly, take cars for Wexford Junction, at
7:11 O'Clock, changing at Wexford june
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and proceeding thence to camp by SPECIAL
steamer.
Infantry companies stationed at New
port, take steamer General for Wexford,
lWickford Steamboat Co.'S wharf, New
port,) at 7:10 a. m. proceeding to camp
from Wexford by special steamer.
The commanding officers OF the First
Battalion Cavalry, Battery A, Light Ar
tillery, and First Machine Gun Battery,
will march their commands to camp
Monday morning, July 9th, leaving Pro
vidence as early as possible, TO ensure
| arrival at camp by II O'Clock IN. All horses
| oil brigade and regimental headquarters,
| officers, baggage and camp material (not
| otherwise forwarded), must be loaded on
| the steamer, properly marked, between
| o'clock a. m. and s O'Clock a. m, Monday,
| in charge of quartermasters and quarter
| master sergeants.
Baggage OF Company r and F, 1st Regi-
ment infantry VIII De sent Dy baggage
car OF 5 pa a. IN. train from Westerly to
| Providence. A detail OF two men will he
made from each of these companies,
and +, 1st Regiment Infantry, who will
accompany the baggage and superintend
the transfer from the train to steamer
| Frances prior TO a. m. In
fantry companies travelling by
railroad will be furnished with
| tickets for such transportation.
! All troops in uniform will be passed or
| Monday and Saturday, on steamer Frances
without tickets. Upon the breaking oI
camp saturday, July IL, troops will return
to their respective stations by same routes
as herein directed for reaching camp
Major John A. Carter, "A. /. g., and Cap.
tain Jerome NJ. Fitz Gerald, A. ID. c., ar,
hereby detailed to superintend. the load
ing OF the boat according TO custom anC
regulation, on Monday, a. IN. July
Commanding officers will impress upoI
the men that they take the least possibl,
amount OF baggage into camp, as th'
means OF transportation are such tha
baggage will retard the movements o
troops, both entering and leaving camp.