The sun., 1919-04-01
Police Department
Orders
TRASsrKRs AND .AsslGNMENrs.

TRANSFERS AND ASSIGNMENTS.
LIEurENANTs.
To take effect . A. NJ. April I.
John J. OConnor. 1sd Pree.. to nth
ni Eawa1S r. MS%s. 81 in.p ' Dist. to .sd
Prec.
Irvon Jones sth Proc. to 18th Prec-
Frederick Meinrenken. lstH Prsc.. to
Joseph Davis asth .Prso. to Goth Prec.
Matthew Colbert. asth Pree. to ssth
Frank Lewis. aIh Proc. to 7th Prec.
william Adams, 4oth Prec., to 26th Prec.
william Discher, soth Prec.. to 9th
To take effect Q A. N. April !.
Assignment to clerical duty disoon-
Joseph F. x. Day. sth Insp. Dist. to 10th
oscar Rainier. 18th Insp. Dist. to iisth
william NJ. poisn. nth In,p. Dist. to
PArRoLMEN.
william J. Kennedy. s2d Prec.. to 7eh
Prec.
To take effect Q A. NJ. April T.
Harry J. scharp. ssd Proc. to 7ath Prec..
assigned to bicycle duty.
PATRoLMEN.
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To take effect . A. M March 30:
James 7. Powers, fsth Prec.. to LIST
George Chandler. Jr.. slth Prec. to
116th Prec.
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.
LrEuTENANTs.
James Kesne, 18TH Prec.. to <th Proc.
assigned TO Signal Monitor duty on day
tours; Is dsy' from s,, : a. i y; Arsii l. -.
signed to signal Monitor duty. for 10
days from A. NJ. April 1.
PATRoLMEN.
From precincts indicated to Inspection
Districts designated, to duty as acting
attendants, for is days from A. M.
John T. rsnds.. ,r, is to o 2; 1oSn =.
to =; John J. Mshsr. "a. to 3; George F.
to IL; Ralph 4. Wilson. 81. to 10; An
thony svare, %. to 10; william r.; Bren-
San: ioI; to AZ william McHush. Ill.,
Peter Reiss, 74th Prec:. to 1isth prec..
a. Il. March ss.
From precincts indicated to Hsadeusr-
tiers DIV. TO duty n Training School, f,r
iS days from A. NJ. March 81:
Cornelius +. cuikin. ls; Hugh J. Smith.
So, Benjamin Burton. 81; Alexander War
mock, So; John Eadie. 100.
From PRECINCTS indicated to 9th lnsp.
Thomas ]: Carney, az; William Mayer.
20; Edward Lawless, rs; Henry Grseoner.
as John C. Niion, %: Daniel cronln. te.
ley. ll6; Charles A. pRourkc. IS, and
Robert $. Mcveish, Trathc g.
From precincts Indie ated to 9Th lnsp.
Louis owens. I; MlchneI Reilly, IS; Hugh
Burke, 81: Thomas McCue, ~; Thomas L.
Lynch. "a; Charles Gutgsen; -; Jane.
T Tnom.. s Goilif. %; sdward Smith. IS
August voeEler, ~; Raymond Ames 49,
and James r. Mitchell. Bridge.
From precincts t INDICATED rsT,. to "h 'hsp'
Edward Potter, 81, and Adam Cana, 81.
From precincts indicated to 18th Insp,
dat. 10 duty In raided premises;
birn' IS; James J. Fannon. 1908; Michael C.
Lee, 81; Daniel Delahanty. ss. and William
From precincts indicated to nth Insp.
Dist. to duty In rsided premises:
Thomas Iarkin. III; Ralph Durham,
100, and Joseph Ceiiaghan. III. ~ =.
Harry Rohrs. Traffic A: william Muir
taush, Traffic b; Fred Attanasio. Traffic
Tiannery, Traffic Il. and Edward sseiey'
From precincts indicated to Headauar.
ters Div. to clerical duty in office OF chief
Louis Grey, as, and James F. DAILY. 50.
PROBATIONARY PATRoLMAN.
Patrick Brady. 18th Proc. to Headauar-
tiers Div... to clerical duty in office OF
chief clerk.
The following leaves OF absence ara
authorised, without psy:
LIEUTENANT.
John J. Noonan. Div National Defenee
Especial war rolb. for 30 days from 1901
A. NJ. April I.
SERGEANT.
Patrick J. Cannon, Div. National De-
fence Especial war roll). for 30 days from
1?:oi 4. NJ. April L.
PATRoLMEN.
James J. Coy and Henry j, S-rn, Div.
National Defence: from 8 A. NJ. April
10 A. NJ. July
Tho following applications for full pay
while on sick report are approved:
PATRoLMAN.
John T. Backes, 22d Prec.. from 6;+e
p. NJ. March 81, during disability.
SERGEANT.
Daniel D. Sullivan. nth Prec.. from, I
p. NJ. March rs. 1919, during disability.
DEATHS.
LIEUTENANT.
Samuel Aiken, 10Th Prec.. died Mt 2:5c
p. NJ, March 90. from natural CAUSES
! Funeral from his late residence. s055 Al
interment Woodiawn CemNery.
RETIRED PATRoLMAN.
| Daniel b. McGuinness, formerly attached
| to the 7th Prec.. died March 81 Mt hi.
| residence. lo5 Grand street, Jersey city.
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