The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-06-02
FOURTH REGIMENT NEWS.
Large Battalion to Compete
in the New York licycle
Parade Saturday.
GENERAL ORDERS JUST OUT
Lieutenant Christie Named Guard
Instructor = Camp
Equipments.

ASAlDC VA liz POuElu neBAllSu,
Will compete for the prize, a huge silver
punch bowl, offered to the regiment max
ing the finest showing in the big bicycle
parade in New York on Saturday next
They would also like to capture the com
pany prize. a silver loving cup. Officers
and privates are alike enthusiastic over
the idea of entering the parade, and it is
expected that at least 400 of them will
vurn out for the glory of the regiment.
AdJutant Gerardin has notified each mem
Der OF the regiment to appear at the ar
nory on Saturday morning with a bicy-
Gle and dressed in fatigue uniform and
leggins.
Colonel Abernethy issued important
General Orders last night. They are as
follows
Orders No. 10.
from these Headquarters, in reference to
sns dfiil season of 1S96-1Ss7 is hereby re-
IIs-Drills in Guard Mount and Sentinel
putty will be held in each company, at
lne City Arn1ory, on the following
Companies a and c, Monday. June IA
ana z; Companies D and D., Tuesday,
June ) and 10; Companies E and F., Wed
n u JuEe s. and IS; Companies G and
LnuTscay. june 10 and II; Companies
n ana NJ, tuesday. June % and %; Com
panies L and !. Friday, June II and IS.
1ii-rlrst Lieutenant A. LaRue Chris
re OF Company b is hereby detailed as
Gaard Instructor of the regiment. He
NIL sisil the several companies on the
IF--Ihe Colonel VIII present a medal
hHoMn as The Colonefs Champion Medal
y lne member making the highest score
g Marion, also one to be known as the
Solohcis Non-Marksrnan's Medal. to the
nan-il.arksman who shall make the high
est score, provided that the winner, if en-
l3SJeQ before the nra6tipp of fba pao;-
nlent at Sea Girt, shall endeavor to quail
y as a marksmaa, All who have not
pete.
W-The following changes are an
coMMIssIoNED OFFICERS ELECTED.
Go. A-William Maxon, to be First
L~leutsnant April 20. 1897.
NoN-coMNIs ST OFFICERS
co; A-Corporal Lambert r. Hughes to
PC sergeant; Private Eugene E. Murray,
Jr, to be Corporal, May 3. Private
Charles T. A. Hall to be Corporal. Feb
ruary l., 1887.
Co. E.-Corporal Gustav Russ to be
sergeant, Private Fred. G. Hankins to
pc Corporal, April I, 1897.
Co. F.-Sergeant George NJ. Morgan to
pc First Sergeant, Corporal Hugh Gross
sen to be Sergeant, Private William
k1ernan to be Corporal april 7. 1897.
HONORABLY DISCHARGED.
Co. Airs Sergeant Nathaniel A.
Sanborn. May II. (re-enlisted). Private
William II. Stegman, April 4. 1897 (re-
Co. B:-Private Charles V. A. Walsh,
march u. 1897 for physical disability.
co, First Sergeant Edward Colbert
y Bowles, April Is. Private James Car
ney, April %, 1887 Gor physical disability.o
Co. D.-Musieian William J. O'Brien,
March 81, 1897 (re-enlisted.)
Co. E--Private James F. Wardhaugh,
Jr., April 5, 1897 (re-enlisted.)
Co. F.-Corporal Thomas A. Stu~rtevant,
April 6; Private Carrot H. zyfers, Jr.,
Q. M~iningham. April 20, Ernest J. SiIvers,
May q, 1881; (all re-enlisted).
Co. K.-Musician Frank G.. Paret, March
DROPPED FROM THE ROLL.
Permission of Division Commander.
Co. B.-Private Harry CHECKER, April %,
1887, (removed from the State.)
Co. C.-Private Michael Bo1ger, March
Is, 1897, (removed from the State.)
Co D.-Private Joseph P. McNeeley,
April !, working nights Thomas Shan
non, April 20. 1897. Temoved from the
State.)
CO. F-Privates Ernest sproedt, Ed
ward J. Van Ripper, Richelew Irvine (re-
April /, 1897 enlisted in u. S. Navy.
Co G-Privates, Charles. Reincke, March
!, I lss5 lappoIMas ay p Gn 1 ps1ie ere fO1ssSdi from
the State).
CO; H;-Priyates Rufus Brown and John
the State).
Co. T.-Private Alexander L. oliver,
Co. K.-Private Alfred /. Merkle, April
Is, 1897 tremoyed from the Statel.
20; L.-Private George w. Hadiey, May
10, 1897 (remoyed from the State).
Co. M.-Privates George Lilley, March
"a (removed from the State); James
Kiely. April IA, 1897 (appointed on police
EXPELLED.
Company Court-Martial.
John r. Melior, March Is, 1887 (derelic-
ton of duty and n~on-payment of dues.
Co. B.-Private Edwin P. Van Houten,
Co. D.-Privates Dennis Hurley, March
30. 1897 (dereliction of duty; Charles 2.
Potter. May 90, 1897 conduct unbecoming
a soldier and gentleman, stealing, tools
from his employer and fellow workman,
aba remoy mone gut anaer fr lalae st presen nnis
forms and appropriating same to his own
use)-
Co. E.-Privates John G. Maloney, vii
briskie, John F. McGrath, April z, 1897
tdereliction of duty.
April 81. Ohio B. Briggs, March II, 1897
Co. GZPrivate Charles Fletcher Feb
.ruary IL, 1897 f~non-payment of dues).
Co. I.-Privates John J; Feeleys Charles
II. Rade. Frederick H.. Seloyer, March 5;
Ford, George f. lie Marie, Frederick J..
Schmidt, Frederick Sunderman, Everett
r.. Vreeland, April 16, 1897 (dereliction of
duty and non-payment of dues.
Co. K.-Privates Herman Bruhn, August
7. Gottschalk, March 4 (dereliction of
duty; John Gutheil, April s, 1887 lderelic-
ton of duty and non-payment of dues.
Co. L-Privates Robert Bell, February
20; Edward T.. Morgan. March %, 1887
(dereliction of duty and n-on-payment of
Co. M-Private Alexander Franc. Jr..
January 10 (non-payment of dues);
August T.. Barg. January 10, 1897 (dere-
LECTION of duty and non-payment OF duesl.
EXPELLED - REGIMENTAL COURT
MARTIAL.
Co. B-Musician Robert Fischlein, May
co.G+Musioiaa Robert woerner. May
= RisfEiiNsTATEp FROM DROPPED.
Co. B-Private Herbert q. Young,
dropped April %. 1885; reinstated May 4.
Co. M-Fuyate Cornelius P. Baans.
aas g4'| ,sssSDtsnlDer 2 1895; reinstated
DETAiEED 10 TIE GUN DETAcH-
MENT.
Co. E-Prfvats Frederick w. Folster,
V.-The size Of mpan camp chests
will be not over q feet 6 inches HIGH, Q
feet wide and 4 feet 6 inches long, inside
measurement, only two will be allowed
to each company and the field music and
one to the CUR detachment
VII.-The attention of officers. Is called
to the bill Of dress as published 3 in Gen
eral Orders No. IL, series 1896, a. O.. q,
IN voforouoa RI tho summer heImaf which