The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-06-25

of the Fourth Regiment. has is
sued general Orders No. 2, which detail
Ine arrangements for the approaching
encampment at Sea Girt, and lay down
the rules by which the regiment will be
governed While in camp. The orders fol-
low
Headquarters
Fourth Regiment, N. G. N. T..
o. Jersey City. June 81. 1897.
lin compliance with General Orders
No. = 8. y, Headquarters First Brigade,
me regiment VIII parade in full uniform
swnlIe helmets with spike, officers same
a. plstck, but covered with white facing
clolhl k~napsacks packed, with blankets
Ioiieu thereon, and will proceed via PENN
sSS irt 4 Railroad to Camp Griggs, at Sea
ssnoly at 1880 p. M. C-ommandants Of
companies I, X and M will report with
anelr companies at Grove and Montgom-
cry streets at 1.10 p. M.
lI.-Every member of the regiment m,,st
make the necessary arrangement to he
prssenl from the beginning to the end of
tnls important duty. No excuse for
ABSENCE will be entertained except that Of
DISABILITY by reason of sickness. and this
must pc certified to by the regimentai
III-rNo man will be taken to camn
whose certificate Of enlistment was NOT
reserved at Regimental H~eaduuarters he
Lii Iii rs iStn OF june, and no substitute
stances. 10y SiSuin-
Iy.--Each enlisted man viii carry in his
c ciothh; No ,re necessary changes of under
OF toilet the fatigue cap and blouse and
4 least Two pairs of white gloves.
,nsL of companies win
Quartermaster for packs and blanxets
r~va.--baggage will be allowed as follows.
1olnmissioned officers, one trunk; to each
AMI pa,y, Two chests; to the Field Music
regulation size. e each,
Sda-one servant will be allowed TO the
cnmna " eacn company, one to each
sohap.hliy ana one each to the non-com-
nlssl0ned staff, field music ana G11n IJa-
They must be provided with
der IL s saa,,ro OF their employment in or
sroonls Or other amp followers will NOT
De permitted to wear any uniform. or anv
Rart Inereof."-(Division Special Orders
vill.-The following men will report TO
dntutsnant Moore, Quartermaster, for
guy during the week:-CorporaI Earl T.
Brandt, Company 6: Rob ,era's I cN franK
company d; Patrick J. Sweeney Cor,
p p y; George Booth, Company r.. The
e, L and M will each detail one man =,
report to the Quartermaster 10 90 ~
camp on Friday. July Is. The Quarter
master Will notify commandments Of the
ix.--Instruction in guard duty and mill
tary courtesy will be under the direction
. = L~ieuIenant Melvin w. Rowell, u. S. A..
assisIsu py Lieutenant A. La Rue Chris
stes company B. Regimental. Guard In
x.,A guard will be detailed for dutv
on the train and at camp until re,ieeved
noon. ie
+ For Saturday, July II, Captain ]. How
as officer of the day; First Iieufenant
Adam Step. Company e, as officer Of fhe
guard and Second Lieutenant William II
o Slice o Of tba Il az ~supernumerary
y viii each furnish one sergeant and
aompanles -, f 6, I, K and L each one
corpora IN addition to four men from
IuTnlsh SIX men each. The Drum Major
VIII oetaii two musicians to report to
baentenant Step at the Pennsylvania
the train. Upon arrival at Sea Cirt This |
will be marched in the rear of the |
reglmsnt and on arrival at camp will be
liisulateiy conducted to its post and
.XI.-.The staff officers. EXCEPT the as
slstant surgeons, will make detailed re- |
perIS 70 THESE headquarters, at the end.
Ct the encampment, Of matters connected
with their departments.
hli--Detachments in charge of a Com
Officer win cave the P. R. r.
nay. July 10. at A. M.
AIII.-The observation-disclosures an
nounces the retirement of Colonel Aher- |
netny with the brevet rank of Brigadier |
GeneraI. In his loss, the Regiment loses
2 most efficient officer, one who has been
in every movement towards its |
advancement; who, during the period of
twenty years, has never. failed to respond
20 the call of duty, and whose loss to the
Regiment will be regretted by all who
its best interests at heart.
Colonel Hugh H. Aberenthy enlisted in
Company E, April 5, 1868; First Sergeant,
1111U 2 1890. K ar-1-- 4
October 20. 1869; First Lieutenant, Com
p, December %, 1869; Captain Com
e, April %. 1873; Captain and Aide
ie-CaInp, First Brigade, Jun IS, 1875: re-
Regiment, May %, 1885; Lieutenant
Colonel, February 20. 1889; Colonel, June
1892; retired with brevet rank Of
.Brigadier General, June 10, 1897, having
served exactly five years as Colonel.
XIV.-The following changes are an
lounced;=
Commissioned officers r~esigned-Co. G.
Samuel E. Bouker and Second
Honorably discharged-Co. e, Private
George H. Theifsinger, May 20, 1897; Co.
3, Privates Joel w. Pangborn, une s, and
Edwin W. Thorp, June 8 1887 (both Gre
Dropped from the roll, permission of
he Division Commander-Co. A, Private
B. Ackerson, May 26 (removed
A"~ ~ A9S SAt( 1
fire I0epartment); Co. 1, Private George
". Annett, May "a, 1897 removed from
he State).
Reduced to the Ranks-Co. +, Corporal
.2ichelieu Irvine (by Regimental Court
for conduct prejudicial to good
rider and military discipline. being drunk
md Insulting an ~officer), March 81, 1897.
20. G- Corporals Samuel J.. Crawford and
Herman G. Rohlfs, May 26, 1897 cat their
request). Co. M, First Sergeant Ar
hur w. Clayton, Corporal John B. Ma
mo, May 10, 1897 (dereliction of duty.
Died-Co- M, Private Frederick Harloff,
TuDe 4, 1897.
II Observation-Disclosures Samuel J.. Craw-
ord and Herman G. Rohlfs, from Com
amy G to Company e, May 26, 1897.
Detailed to the Gun Detachment-Pri-
ate Frederick F.. Tappen, of Company
!, June 10, 1897.
BY order of Lieutenant Colonel Mason.
BENZ. NJ. GERARDIN,
Oficial.l Adjutant.
lin the Face of SuperstittoD.
C,,ita opart from bic obfovenapfc ae