The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-01-12
F0UR7H'S MARKSMEB.
Review by General Spencer and
Presentation of Badges
Next Wednesday
Evening.

Adjutant Geradin of the Fourth Regi-
ment last night issued the following or
ders to the members of the regiment
1.-The regiment will parade in State
service uniform (helmet and white gloves
for review by Brigadier-General Bird w.
tice of New Jersey, and for p~resenta-
ton of the badges won at Sea Girt, Wed
nesday, January Is, 1885. Assembly at S:3O
O'Clock p. NJ. Admission Except for Off
GERS and members of the regiment in uni
form will be twenty-five cents. reserved
seats fifty cents (members of the regiment
will receive one ticket admitting a lady,
and these tickets will be distributed I'M
der the direction of the commanding OH
GERS of cOmpanieS).
II.-The detail for guard will be as fol-
iows-Oficer of the day. Captain Henry
II. Brinkerhoff, Jr.; officers of the guard,
First Lieutenant A. LaRue Christie. Sec
old Lieutenant William II. Wild, one ser
geant from Company e, one corporal
each from Companies A. Il and L., ana
forty-eight privates four from each COM
pany). Assembly at $50 p M.
uI-Order of exercises will be as fol-
lows
L. Review in lines of masses by Briga-
dier-General Bird w. Spencer.
z. Presentation of s-harpshooters' and
marksmen's decorations won at Sea GIrt,
season of 1897. To be presented by Bfisa-
der General Bird w. Spencer. Inspector
General OF Rife Practice of New Jersey
AS their names are called the ~oTleefs ana
men win form in the following order
officers on the right, first line. experts
and sha~rpshooters; interval OF two PAGES,
second line, fifteen, ten and five year
markSmen, interval of two PAGES, thru
line. those who qualified in 1897 and pre-
viously; fourth line, those who qualified
in 1897 for the first time.
3. Regimental drill
4. Gun detachment and litter dr1H-
). Regimental parade in line OF masses:
AT the conclusion of the retreat the ban9
will play the "Star-Spangled Banner. ana
the flag will be lowered. The audience
is requested to rise while the flag Is De-
ing lowered.
6. Dancing. ~
Those who are entitled to the special
decorations for repeated qualifications as
marksmen are as foloWs:I u,. II
Graf. co. l.; for fifteen years, Battalion
Sergeant-Major Theo. A. johnson, Bat
TALON Sergeant-Major Arthur scott; 19r
ten Years, SPECIALIZATION William !.
Clements, Sergeant George r. Kidder; GO;
a.: for five years. f. s.. & N. {. s. Colonei
Robert G. Smith. Major William j. ParR-
ar, Surgeon, First Lieutenant Harry n:
| Bowlv. Battalion Adjutant, Prinelpaf
Musician John Brownlee; Co. A. Captain
William Maxon, Lieutenant James
O'Neil, Musician Richard F. Tuily, PTlvale
William p. Mason. Private Louis +. Snan-
non: Co. b, First Lieutenant A. La Rue
Christie, First Sergeant Frank a. KEN
hard. Sergeant Charles B. Eye. Sergeant
| Earl T. Dabb, Corporal William J. Hamp-
ton. Private Alfred P. Bidwell private
George w. Grantzow; 20. " Serssanl
Frederick ]. Goode, Private Patrlck j..
0'Hare: Co. D, Sergeant Edward Perlberg.
Musician William H. Swartwout, Private
Albert F. Hover; Co. E, First Lieutenant
Jacob Kegelman, Corporal James f.
Wardhaugh. Jr., Private Herman e.
Rohifes; Go. G. Sergeant John F.. Rosel-
bower. Musician John B. Gels. private
Frank ~Schumann; Co. H, Captain Franz
4. O'SulliVan, First Lieutenant Harry j.
| Ralph. Sergean Alfred n. Mandigo, Ser
geant William T. Ammermann, Corpora
| August F.. Grassmann. Private Alfred u.
| lSt Hevler, Private Charles Rademacher,
Private August Vom Cleft; Co. L, First
lieutenant Peter S. HulsiZer-