The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-11-18
PREPARING FOR WAR
Colonel Abernethy Issues
Orders No. II to the
Fourth Regiment.
DUTIES OF COMMANDMENTS
Surgeons Are to Give Lectures to
the Men on Scientific Topics
Changes Made.
DUTIES OF COMMANDMENTS

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Colonel Abernethy, Of the Fourth Regi-
rnent, has issued the Following regimental
orders No. H.
Orders No. 11:-
Am election is hereby ordered to be
held IN Company d on Tuesday, Noven-
Der "a, 1886. fer Second Lieutenant, to fill
| yacancy caused by the promotion of
Mortimer J. Gleason 10 be First Lieuten-
ant.
u.-Captain Edward See commanding
Company d will issue the necessary no
ttce required by law.
ULIPaIagraph VIII, Orders No. 10, G..
s., from these headquarters. in relation
TO the r~egimental class for recruits is
/ hereby revoked and company commando
ants viii see TO the instruction of their.
w recruits.
lV.-The company non-con4missioued
officers win assemble in fatigue uniform
for INSTRUCTION as ordered in Paragraph
VII, Orders No. 10, c. S., from these
Headquarters on Saturday, November Is,
at $50 p. NJ.
V.-commandants of companies VIII Sc
lect four men from their respective COM
panies to report to- Major j. Parker. Sur
ge0n. on "wednesday, November rs, at
$50 p. NJ, for detail as compan bearers.
The object being to insure the constant
presence IN each company of a humble of
men who can, in emergencies, render tenn
porary aid TO the sick and wounded of
their organizations Good character and
intelligence are essential to the men Sc
lected. Privates detailed for this duty
Will be subject while on such duty to the
orders of the medical officer, and VIII be
relieved from company duty on the nights
of INSTRUCTION
W.-The assistant surgeons will. under
the direction ofsthe regimental surgeon,
instruct the company bearers, once in
each month by means of lectures and DENT
onstrati0ns in the methods of rendering
aid to the III and injured in elementary
principles of anatomy, physiology, hy-
giene and therapeutics and as litter bear
GTS. Ile5 lectures and demons rat innS will
embrace
]. The human body (the skeleton and
the circulation in particularly.
2. Bandages and dressings {fhe triangu-
lar pai1dage in particularly.
3. Wounds and bleeding.
A. Broker bones.
5. Insertsibiiity drowning in particularly.
6. Litter drill Tin accordance with pre-
scribed manual.
The surgeon win see that these instruc-
tlons interfere as little as possible with
VH.-The following members Of the
regiment are entitled to the State medals
for Faithful Service
For 20 YearSIColor Sergeant Charles Al.
Baur, N. c.. s.
For ID Years-Lieutenant Waldo E.
Gibbs, Co p: battalion sergeant-Major
ATthnr Scott, = e. s.; Private VIM A..
yIIIs,,The following changes are an
nounced@
III OAAf -
William M. Klsnk to be Judge Advocate.
staff, with rank OF Captain, September /;
First Lieutenant Edward See to be Cap
fain; Second Lieutenant Mortimer ].
Gleason TO be First Lieutenant. Company
.. September L. 1896.
NON COMMISSIONED OFFICERS /.
ELECTED.
Co. c-Private Thomas Logan to be
Corporal, July s, 1896.
Co; E-Private Gustav Russ to be Cor
pcral, November 4, 1886.
RECTfLNED
vocate July 30, 1895.
CO D-Captatn Thomas B. o'Neill, July
H0NORABLY DISCHARGED.
Co A-Sergeant Waiter S. Kline, June
30 ~(re-enlistedl Privates Alexander Har-
rold, June 70; Ernest NJ. Converse. Aug
co. D-Privates: Henry Kierey, July "a
Te-enlssted); Samuel E.. Harrison, October
q, 1886 Te-enlfstedl.
8 ere-enlisted). Privates: Edwin W.
Thorp, Jun 8 (re-enlisted), Henry f.
Parkirs. June %; Charles E. Joarls, Aug
ust 26; Lawrence e. Barton, September /,
9 {. G-Private John Boylan, October 2,
CO; K-sergeant Henry c. sturm, Oct.
DISCHARGED FOR DISABILITY.
Co L-Private Adam Zeigfer, Jr., Oct.
D1AoII ELI fINOM IdE l.
Co. D-Privates. Louis Spatz, July II;
Peter Zapp, Oct. Is, George Fl. Thomas.
July "a, 1895 (removed from the State).
Co. G-Privates John p. Noble and Ed
win j.. Powell, Sept. II, 1896 tremoved
from the Statel.
Co. Private Edward Stewart, Sept.
II, 1895 enlisted in u. s. Navy.
Co. L-Privates Robert E. Davis, Oct.
16 enlisted in u. S.. Navy; Howard w.
Jackson, Nov. II, 1896 (removed from the
State)-
Co. M-Privates Henry Brockman. Cor
nelius Baans tremoved from the State);
Frederick Dornbierer, Henry Laun {en-
listed in u S. Army. Sept. 2, 1896.
EXPELLED.
Co. M-Privates William Fl. Christian,
Isaac Cohen, Charles Coppleman. Michael
T. Hall. James Hughan, Albert Ludwig.
George Mccarthy, Sept. Is, 1896 (for nom
payment of daes).
Co. Musician George Ha1lahan {for
disohedience of orders; Private Joseph Fl.
Franz dor dereliction of duty and non.
payment of dues and finesl, Oct. Z. 1896.
REDUCED TO THE RANKS.
Co. D-Corporal Albert f. Hover, Sept.
Is, 1885 Called to pass Examining Board).
Co. E-Corporal Joseph H.. Sofield, Sept.