The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-04-15
AN1'SDAYPARADE
Governor Grigqs Will Lead
All New Jerseys Army
and Navy in the
Procession.
GENERAL PLUNE's ORDERS OUT.
The Commander n-Ghief Has Asked
Captain Jacques to Order Out
the Naval Reserves.
GENERAL PLUHE's ORDERS OUT
Especial to 1.-THE Jersey city News...l

April 10, JOS.
". Plume yesterday issued his orders
calling out the National Guard to parade
In New York on the 9th of this month.
In the parade the division will be form
ed in close column, with guide left, and
the Infantry companies will march with
twenty files front and the cavalry with
twelve troopers front. The orders follow
in full:-
General Orders, No. A.
/. This division will proceed to New
York City on Tuesday, April q instant.
to take part in the Grant monument par
AIDE on that day
q |ae troops will parade in the State
service uniform, officers in full uniform.
SThe gun detachments win parade with
their howitzers, in accordance with >.
O. No: |, series 1889, these headquarters
to which they belong.
8. Each p will parade with TWEEN
ty files front. exclusive of the guides, and
without blank files if possible. Should
there be over twenty solid files to each
conlDan the surplus will be divided
among the file ~closers.
The cavalry will parade with twelve
rOOpe 'front.', exclusive of the guide.
4. The column will be formed the same
as a column for review, marching in
close column guide left.
8. The First Brigade Except the Fourth
Regiment) will be transported by the Erie
Railroad to Pavonfa Ferry, Jersey City,
arriving in Jersey City not later than 9
No. IS, North River, by barge. arriving
A. NJ.
6. The Second Brigade will be trans.
ported by the Pennsylvania Railroad to
Harsimus Cove, Jersey City, arriving in
Jersey City not later than . o'clock a.
NJ; and from there to Pier No; a, North
River, by barge, arriving in New York
not later than 10 O'Clock A. M.
Z. The return viii be made in the same
manner and by he same routes, except
ing tina the division will embark at the
One Hundred and Thirtieth street pier,
North River.
S. The Quartermaster General has ar
ranged for the necessary transportation.
Detailed information regarding the same
win be sent to the brigade commanders,
who viii see that they are strictly COM
piled with.
8. transportation orders will be provid-
ed by the Quartermaster General upon
the acquisitions of Brigade Quartermas-
tiers duly approved.
ID. The division will form in Forty
fourth street, right resting on Seventh
avenue, Immediately upon arrival in New
York City.
II. The division staff will report at Tay-
lor's Hotel, Jersey City. at $50 o'clock
A. NJ.
L. Commandments of regiments, Calling
subsistence for their respective companies.
which can be put on board of the barges
either. at Jersey City or both street pier,
New York city. The troops will be fed on
Is. The First Troop, cavalry, will act
as escort to His Excellency, Governor
Griggs, commandments, and for that
purpose will be temporarily detached
from the First Brigade before and after
MAJ-GEN, JOSEPH W. PLUME.
Assistant Adjutant General.
VI IN - -
the docks at Forty-fourth and Forty
seventh streets. which is only a short
distance from the place of their formation
into line. At the conclusion of the parade
the Jersey division will re-embark from
130th street. which is only a short dis
tance from the Grant Monument, where
The parade is to be reviewed.
The Jersey contingent will be headed by
Governor Griggs and his staff. Major
General Plume and his staff will come
Generals Sewell and Wanser and their
respective stats and commands.
General Sewell will be at the head of
the Second Brigade. which will be made
Sixth Regiment of Camden, 41s men,
Colonel VIM. H. Cooper, commanding;
Third Regiment of Elizabeth, sos men,
Seventh Regiment of Trenton, 8 men,
Colonel Charles Y. Bamford commanding;
Calling Gun Company B 81 men Captain
0OA1 n. jules CO4lllildlldluB sE1tE0Ikl
Cavalry Troop So men Captain John v.
Allstrom commanding.
Following the Second Brigade will be
Brigadier General Wanser and staff. of
the First Brigade, with the brigade in the
following order:-First Regiment of New
ark, 700 men. Colonel Edward A. Camp
bell, commanding; Fourth Regiment of
Jersey City, 615 men, Colonel Hugh H.
Abernethy, commanding; Second Regi-
ment of Paterson, TOP men, Colonel Samuel
Y. s. Muzzy, commanding; Calling Gun
Company A of Orange. 70 men, Capt;tin
VIM. Fl. Fish, commanding; First Troop
of Cavalry of Newark, GA men, Captain
Frederick F-relinghuysen, commanding.
Each regiment will be heade by its band.
There are no field batteries in the divi-
sion, although several fine batteries are
regiments of the State nave had the bene-
hit of frequen armOry drills during the
winter and will doubtless make a good
display.
Orders for the Naval Reserves to take
part in the parade are expected to, be is
sued In a few days. The Governor has
signfied to Captain Jaques, commanding
the Reserves. that he would be pleased
to have them a part provided the
proposition met with the approval .sf
Captain Jacques. While the matter has
been left entirely in Captain Jaaues'
hands, it Is anticipated that he will read
lily comply with the wishes of the Gov
ernor. In fact, partial arrangements have
already been made for the attendance of
the Reserves.
With her entire land and naval forces in
line. New Jersey will make a most credi-
table showing in the parade. She will
nave in line about 300 men.
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