The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-01-02
COmpany A-SeCODd TueSuay III 6dCH HlUHtH'
B-Second Thursday
" C-Third Monday
" D-Third Tuesday
" E-Fourth Wednesday
+" F-Fourth Tuesday
" G-Second Thursday
g. u Eourfh Thursday

~. Battalion adjutants will notify first SER
geants to appear at these headquarters with
their company record books, after quar1erly re-
turns are sent in, in January. April, July aud
October, they will check up tn Q RECORDS Tor Toe
preceding three months. In this duty they
will be assisted by the ba tfaiion sergeant
v. A hospital and ambulance corps will be or
gan lied in the regiment to consist OF the nos
pital stewards and four privstes from eaen
company. These privates will be selected Dy
the company commanders, who will send the
ma mes OF the men selected to the a~dJutant at
the earliest possible moment. GOOD character
and intelligence are essential in the men select
ed, who will be- known as company bearers.
They will be instructed by First Lieutenant
Frederick, Assistant Surgeon, once in each
month during the drill season. IN nospital ara
ambulance duty and litter drill. This special
instruction shall not relieve company bearers
from the performance of all their regular mill
tary duties, it's object being to insure the con-
slant presence In each company of a number
of men who eau, in emergencies. render tenn
porary aid to the sick or wounded or tneir
organizations, and to constitute a reserve or
school of instruction from which a field hos
pital corps may be formed should the occasion
require.
pointed as q Board for the examination of nom
commissioned officers: Colonel VIM,
B. Mason, First Lieutenant A. La Rue Christie.
Second Lieutenant Chas A. Wells.
VII A school for the Theoretical. instruction
of commissioned officers will be held at the City
Armory, once a month, under the supervision
or battalion mayors.
VIII. Regimental Burglar, Frederick A.
witsch. is hereby directed to visit each com
pany of the regiment at least once a month and
Instruct them in the bugle calls.
TX. Captain Alvin II. Graft, Quartermaster,
is hereby directed to recover ali uniforms OF
men who have been lost to command. Com
! mandants of companies will return, Immediate
Iy, all great coats now in their possession,
x. First sergeants will report monthly,
| through their captains. to these headquarters,
Of the number present and absent OF their
~.~.ok;- nor~o1 NJ MEG a r aonh roll QQII ufUinD
the names of tho absent
| officers, on blanks furnished for the purpose.
XII. Privates John ]. Monckton and Harry E.
| Turpey. Of Company B, are hereby detailed to
the Gun Detachment, to date from December
IA. 1898.
XII. Pr ivates J. Howard Gilbert Of Company
A, and James P. Mccarthy Of Company d,
will, for satisfactory reasons. be dropped from
rolls, by permission of the Division Commander
to date. from December /, 1898.
XIII. Sergeant William Reece of Company @.
I having been tried by Regimental Court Martial
| and reduced to the ranks and expelled for con-
| duct to the prejudice of good order and military
discipline and disorderly conduct In using
slanderous and abusive language and striking
| Drum Major John Brownies this at the City
| Armory, on Friday, November 8. 1893. The
| proceedings, finding and sentence in the above
| case are approved, and Sergeant William
| Reece Of Company G is hereby reduced TO the
| ranks and disnouorably discharged from the
National Guard Of New Jersey.
XIV. Sergeant John ". Burns of Company Fl
is hereby reduced to the ranks for continual
neglect of duty.
By order of Colonel Abernethy.
BENZ, M. GERARDIN,
OFFICIAL: Adjutaut.