The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-08-10
BOYS IN DISGRACE.
Two Young Soldiers Ex-
PEELED From the Camp
at Boynton Beach.
INTERESTING BATTALION NEWS
Crowds Witness the Maneayres
on Saturday = Company
Notes.
INTERESTING BATTALION NEWS
Speeicz 70 the Jsrssu nitu Maaas.

~, lo95-Ihe Boys Brigade, in camp here,
had a large number Of their friends from
Jersey City and Hobeken visiting them
an Saturday. Although the visitors were
a more than they expected, yet the
Boys were greatly disappointed in not see
ing Governor Griggs and Mayor wanser
among them.
Governor Griggs wrote to Captain Laws
from the Hotel Breslin, Lake Hopatcong,
where he is stopping for the summer,
that as he had just spent a wsA OF
camp life at Sea Girt. and MA tired out
and needed rest. he would not Ne able
to accept the kind invitations. Mayer
Wanser was called out Of town on i'm
portant business and also sent his re-
grets.
The excursion Saturday was a decided
success, there beng fully z,eee people on
board the steamer. It left Hoboken at
nine O'clock ard Jersey City at s.45, and
arrived at Boynton Beach at 11.30 o'clock.
The majority of the cadets were on the
pier to receive their friends and as the
boat made fast they rent the air with
their shouts OF welcome. Just before the
boat landed they hurried to the main
avenue on the grounds and lined up in a
single row, where they stood until the
visitors had all passed and scattered
about the grounds.
The only incident worthv ar note which
occurred on the haat wae wban ana ~
the members az the Second Jersey rstv
company got into a litfle astercation with
a comrade of the First Hohoken carnnanv
on the way nm. Tn bows were in CHARGE
of affairs en- board and when one Of the
drlmmers beean 70 head bis sr,,r, nr,or
TO landing 5ust a. the heats hana haoap
to rslav the Hahaxe, so,ssa- obiaotaa
The Jersey c;tv solaia, tolA +bs Srsnuar
to go ahead and the Hahokanjta 70 nina
his own business sbarn puords fo,,ourad
and the Jersey rsfv man "a Far foroot
HIMSELF as ia sfr;ke the Hahokani5a in
the face wifh hrs fst The Hoholanfta
was abea,t 10 retaliate ana for ! noruan4
II lootaa &c r. +bara nroI,,a &c ) 5000
fight. when several friends ~ bofh inter
ferea ANA the tra,,haa was matched m
a. 49, $685. 49, sea
Gus ways. AT half-past four O'Clock a
dress parade was held. dnsperfed by
Mssa. urnh+-aan - - .a.IsTs,-
100 o "lsll.ss'aai' y was sp'e,iuruis eAe
the Second Company. owing to a mis-
the part Of captada campeer' II was the
captains FIRST dril1 in canp this season and
t..-.-.e -.s.A - -s-.-r
Inc indiioeusfe N Mhieh sne mistake was
at seven O'Clock. however. was all right.
rna 49, - ~ ra,r.h rr,nn.ar uara
highly pleased at the break on the part
of the Second Compauv. as the two com
nansas ara rivals far banors The hreak
CAV the Fourth Company the honors, and
the bows of the Second were all sick be-
80 49, sa.sasas
In the evening a concert was given by
the Red Nose Glee Club after which
+bara u,.s aorc5ng ,.,as1 tons c,,,h
ae "a uos 49, 40
is SO called on account of the beautiful
carrnine color Of the members nasal or
eans The members are-Prsyates Brew
en- Barnuna, Tofey, Price, Chapman,
Newkirk Dennison, Grundy and South
urica,
There were no drills yesterday, rellgsous
services being held instead. In the morn
ing Rev. DIR. Brett of the Bergen Re
sermon. He selected as his text Luke
x. 42. But one thing is needfui-"
There was no sermon in the evening,
Mrs. SNYDER presided.
There was mutiny in camp after in
spection OF QQaxleas yesterday morning,
ably discharged. The boys Of the cem-
pany acted IN a 0ssrespecfful manner all
the morning and An the afternoon half
Of them walked ant of canap IN a body
and took the train fer home. me boys
eaye as Their reason FOR ho9sFnc than thew
we're MOI being sreafea properiy by Major
Iy5yhr1nan 7Shose vshn ref1lsed Ia leave
bcu5avar e1a1,S m sas +Sseiv SFaSo and
saw thar the otner bows mad no u to
coInpIasn. Thev further said thai both
f5rlln Majer RIVER and Private
ne TWO G5schSeeeS roefrbers- deserved
f;sesr punsshsaeTl
Rver was The life and finn Of the caran
ana a3+baales he WENT things IN a f1lr,
rssil rsorS Taan heSf The tine the bes-s
rsre saTrv IA lose MIN IN exnel1inr him
and Hicksons Nainr W5ghfman saiT that
IF fher aid moi Seave es,nn ST once he
ua,,,id Tla hovs 'toaS hfn, shST they
would GO and thai then would take half
+ba eassrerv uss+h thA,o hsYf prheo INC
s s;s eaae fo~ Ieav91g hs1S s5s hsys
haaLad oa1t a,.Ss v.alsld rst -
nfhe +rssSAia harusea- INC S5ye ana +bosr
s,,neFier ~asTfcegs mas exiSseS fras, -he
6rst Sav ~ fha a5earalr,sn4 .hsf re
nasssag anne vasterdsv rsarnire 1vse6
fsvar refused "a eiaan his fanT ~ ! oman
-i9y - ,sshistsS xgn1eh Snss,a easser bovs
haa p y c e Il, Mae eT. re a sa5 Ts orgsFea