The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-30
BRAVO, H0B0KEB.
Militiamen's Fine Appearance
at. the First Regi-
mental Drill.

Regiment in the new Armory, held last
evening, was attended with the same sue
cess which. has marked every effort of
the gallant Fourth since it took possess
sion of it's handsome new home. The
drill was held for the purpose of pre-
pairing the regiment for the big parade
on Memorial Day, but the various com-
panies demonstrated that they needed
little preparation for the event. The
regiment appeared In fatigue UNIFORM,
and a pretty sight was presented whlcse
the companies performed the varioWc
movements. Captain Henry QLohmanA~'
of Company x furnished Colonel Aber-'
nethy with a pleasant surprise when
be marched in the Armory with his
command. The Hoboken contingent
numbered thirty-two files, and a more
soldierly set of National Guardsmen'
never wore the State uniform. The Ho-
boken company is a credit to the regi-
ment and to the city 1t represents.
The Hoboken lads were not lacking in
anything, and demonstrated their prof
cheney on more than one occasion. The
companies assembled in battalions, the
first consisting of Companies Al, 3, C, d
and a detailed command, Major Robert
Smith in command, and the second com
sisting of Companies e, r, G, H and K,
with Major Brensinger in command.
Each company paraded its full compile
ment of commissioned officers, a fact
which shows the enthusiasm prevalent
among the a and file since the new
Armory is completed.
REVIEWED BY GENERAL WANSER.
The detail company was commanded
by First Lieutenant Westeryelt of Com
pany A. Colonel Abernethy was in com
mand of the regiment, which was re-
viewed by the officers of his staff. The
regiment was formed in a street col
umn, and witt colors flying passed In
review. The companies kept their lines
straight and marched like veterans.
Brigadier General P. F. Wanser Witness
ed the drill from the balcony.
Sergeant T. Bergen Gaddis of Company
A has been selected to ill the vacancy
caused by the election of Sergeant
Major Fred Eye to the Second Lieuten-
ancy of Company B. Al competitive
examination for the position was held
last week, and Sergeant Gaddis carried
off the honors with 100 per cent. When
he returns from his wedding tour the
members of Company A will celebrate
his promotion in proper style.
READ THIS. GUARDSMEN.
The following regimentaI order was
issued last evening"
Headquarters Fourth Regiment. n. q
JERSEY CITY. May i. 1895.
LIN compliance with. 1eneral orders
the annual inspection and muster of this
reg-ment viii be made by Lieutenant
G 70 Charles Boltwood, Inspector. on
lIl6 rU4J2 as haIn
1.-THE regiment will assemble in State
service uniform. (black helmets and white
gloves(, as follows
and companies A.. b. G nd D., Armory,
Jersey CITY. Tuesday. ay a. at s o'clock
Jersey Jersey SSityy; Wednesday. May q s.As At )
Company Z, BB0boken. Thursday. May
III..Priyates will be alphabetically ar
ranged with the last name first and the
Gnfistaan name in full. Il gained by re-
snow. and under remarks the date
dropped, and the date of reinstatement.
Pete Pefaiis to the Gun petaehnaent VIII also
OF will prepare one copy and
send it to these headquarters before max
teg out vi,, the se other msG TIVE 70 a list Ct absen5
sentees and the cause of absence viii
not be entered upon the roll,
The 'recapitulation'' will be left blank.
to be filled out by the mastering officer.
Rolls will be presented to the mastering
officer rolled and tled-they must not be
Gommandants will see that each enlist
cd man has his coat. trousers and helmet
same cleaned and frightened: waist beits
tightened and boots polished, and that no
buttons, letters or figures are missing
Under no circumstances will anv s,,h
stltute be acceptable or be permitted to
parade for inspection. Surgeons certif-
absent sick.
No leave of absence or furlough VIII
be given for the time of inspection, srn-
given a copy of the order viii be given
to the Inspector.
Those absent without cave will be
considered as deserters. and will be court
The attention of line officers is called
to 742. drill regulations.
store houses. ammunition and regimentai
and ompan books and papers will be
made on the. evenings heretofore deslg-
The following changes are ~announeed.-
Battalion sSergeant-Major Frederick,
EEge, e be 1sor Lieutenant e Company Bss
seo ono Lieutenant of Company q. April
Regimental and Company Sergeant 7.
- = 1lA 0a&0lot vi A. O Do
Battalion Sergeant-Major. April &c, 1885.
Private Thomas ]: McAuley, to be Ser
geant, Company G, April a. Privates
VIM. II. Goldey and Marinus s. Ander-
SON. 70 be Corporals, Company G, April
HoNoRABLY DISCHARGED.
Company A-First Sergeant William
April /, 1895.
Company D-Private Robert McMasters.
Company F-Musician Charles IT.
earF pRd + EH5sT Fko 5sii Agn 4 Alo 5gsf,
Removed from the State-Private Fred
er.ck w. Lieb, Company G, April Isl;
Private Stanley M. Bacon. Company e,
April "a; Private John W. Atkinson.
Covert and John Hayes, April i, 1896.
Expiration term of serviceAPrivates
William H. Boorman and John @. Ber-
rian, Jr.. Company r., April 3. 1895.
BY permission of the diyision-Pr.vates
David Holm and John D. Kroeger, Com
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF DUTY.
Private John Scanlon. Company G,
| March %, 1895; Privates Timothy j. Doo-
ley and William Let's, Company K.
R I TO THE RANKS,
Cofporals William Z Finley 9own re-
Gompany b f9fadfesdI 70 pass ExamIninas;
| Board, March 3. 1895. Corporal John Il.
Garman, Company G dneflciencyl, April
RENsTATED from DROPPED.
Private Henry Company =,
DETAiiLED TO GUN DETAGHMENr.
Private Frederick M, ~Schuppan. Conn
| pany E, December 6. 1894.