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Document No. 35. RE PORT

Quarterinaster General

STATE OF NEW JERSEY,

For the Year 1895. You are Viewing an Archived Copy from the New Jersey State Library You are Viewing an Archived Copy from the New Jersey State Library

REPORT.

State of New Jersey, i

Office of the Quartermaster-General, >-

Trenton, October 31, 1895. ; To the Governor and Commander-in-Chief: As directed by law. I have the honor to submit the annual re- port of the workings of the Quartermaster- General's Department for the fiscal year ended October 31, 1895. The duties of Quartermaster-Greneral include also those of Com- missary-General. Paymaster-General and Chief of Ordnance. The Quartermaster-General also acts as Chief Medical Purveyor and Storekeeper. The service arm of the State is the Springtield , calibre 45, and the condition of those in possession of the several organizations of the National Guard, after twenty years of service, as is evi- denced by an examination of the annual returns, are in as good condition as could be expected, and for actual service in the field or streets would still be most effective weapons in the hands of our troops so long familiarized with their use by many years of practice on the State rifle ranges. Pursuant to orders from the office of the Adjutant-General and Division Headquarters the following new organizations have been

added to the National Guard : Under Special Orders No. 3, Headquarters Division, National Guard, dated at Newark, February 26, the company of infantry located at Bayonne, previously mustered into the service, has been attached to the Third Battalion of the Fourth Regiment and desig- nated as (yonipany I. Under Special Orders No. 12, Headquarters Division, National Guard, dated at Newark, May 3, the Gatling Gun Company located at Orange, previously mustered into the service, has been attached to the First Brigade and designated as Gatling Gun Company A. Under Special Orders No. 15, Headquarters Division, National Guard, dated at Newark, ^lay 15, the company of infantry located at Camden, previously mustered into the service, has been attached to

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the iSecond Battalion, Sixth Regiment, and designated as (Com- pany G. Under Special Orders No. 18, Headquarters Division, National Guard, dated ar Newark, May 29, the company of intantry located at Jersey City, previously mustered into the service, has been at- tached to the Third Battalion, Fourth Regiment, and designated as Company L. Under Special Orders No 26, office of the Adjutant-General, dated at Trenton, June 4, the company of cavalry located at Red Bank, previously mustered into the service of the State, has been attached to the National Guard, and designated as the Second Troop Under Special Orders No. 24, Headquarters Division, National Guard, dated at Newark, August 15th, the company of infantry located at Hoboken, previously mustered into the service, has been attached to the Third Battalion, Fourth Regiment, and designated as Company M. All the above-named organizations (with the exception of Com- pany M, Fourth Regiment, for which no requisitions have been as yet received) have been uniformed, armed and equipped by this De- partment. The National Guard, as at present constituted, consists of sixty (60) companies of infantry, two (2) troops o^ cavalry, two (2) Gat- ling gun companies, a hospital and ambulance corps, and, under the law approved February 12, 1895, the organization known as the Naval Reserve of New Jersey came into existence, consisting at present of five divisions equal to as many companies of the Na- tional Guard. The uniforming, arming and equipping, providing camp and garrison equipage, ship and quartermaster's stores, trans- portation, subsistence, etc., for encampments, n^val reviews, parades, battalion and inspections for this large body is the particular duty of this department, and involves much thought and labor throughout the entire year. Notwithstanding the increasing activ- ity of the Department, owing to the augmentation of the uniformed militia, no addition has been made to the clerical assistance in this office or the number of employes at the State Arsenal since 1876, as the allowance then fix<'d by law for compensation of the assist- ants of the department is not sufficient to warrant any accession to the present force.

ENCAMPMENT.

The First Brigade, National Guard, encamped at Sea Girt by

organizations as follows : Fourth Regiment, Colonel Hugh H. Abernathy, July 14 to 20, inclusive. You are Viewing an Archived Copy from the New Jersey State Library QUAliTERMASrER-GENERAL'S REPORT. 5

First Re^-iment, Colonel Edward \. Campbell, and First Troop, Captain Frederick Frelins^liuysen, July '22 to 27, inclusive. Second Regiment, Lieutenant-Colonel Edwin W. Hine coraraand- in<^, and Gatling" Gun Company A, Captain William L. Fish, July 29 to August 3, inclusive. The Hospital and Ambulance Corps, in weekly detachments of twenty each, under command of Lieutenant Charles B. Mitchell, were also encamped during this period.

The expenses were as follows :

Construction, and taking down of camp $1,663 2t Subsistence 8,000 13 Regimental cooks and waiters 1,170 98 Music 1,360 00 Freight and expressage 393 38 Transportation 5,203 73 Fuel and light— 391 53 Quartermaster-General's Department 235 00 Incidentals, including, postage, stationery, etc 355 96 Pay of officers and enlisted men 21,835 62

$40,311 54 Bills paid in 1895 chargeable to encampment of 1891 3,256 86

$43,568 40

STATE CAMP GROUNDS.

The current expenses for the year were as follows:

Pay of Superintendent and employes $2,965 a3 Supplies, maintenance and repairs 7,:336 47

$10,301 80

Under an act approved May L'), 1894, an appropriation of ten thousand dollars was made for the preservation and improvement of the State Camp Grounds. Of this appropriation there has been expended in the erection of new stables the sum of $6,220.62, leaving a balance of $3,779.38 applicable to the object of the bill.

STATE ARSENAL.

The expenses for the year at the State Arsenal were as follows:

Salary of Military Storekeeper and payroll of employes $4,797 51 Repairs, forage, fuel, etc 1,045 90

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KKOKIPTS FliOM Till-: UXriKD STATKS.

Stores to the value of $16,171.63 have been drawn during the year, The balance standing- to the credit of the State on the book& of the War Department is $16,292.79.

AMOUNTS IIECKIVEI) FIH)M SALES OF — CAMP GROUND RECEIPTS — SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS OF OFFICERS OF THE NATIONAL GUARD, KLC.

Balance on hand November 1st, 1894, $3.93:3 25. Amount of receipts for fiscal year ending October 31,1895 $3,467 19

CREDIT.

By bills paid by the Quartermaster-General under the act approved March ;30th, 1893, as per vouchers filed with the Comptroller of the Treasury 103 .59 3.363 60-

Balance on hand October 31, 189.5 $T.296 85

e:xpensp:s of the national gaurd.

Annual appropriation to Companies, in lieu of armory rent, etc— $30,686 46. Clothing, equipments, camp and garrison equipage and miscel- laneous expenses- Camp and garrison equipage, ordnance and ord- nance stores, and Quartermaster's stores $14,573 88 Uniforms 18,619 69 Freight and expressage on military stores 370 .50

: 33,564 07

Battalion drills, inspections and parades (cost of transportation, music, horse hire, etc.,) 5,145 9.5 Expenses of ritte range and practice 18,870 27 Expenses of Annual Encampment- Construction, maintenance and subsistence $21,732 78 Pay of officers and enlisted men 21,835 62 43,568 40

Expenses of State Camp Grounds (including special appropiuation of $10,000) 20.301 8a Expenses of State Arsenal- Compensation of employes $4,797 51 Repairs, etc 1,045 90 5.843 41

Expenses, oflice of Adjutant-General— Clerical services $2,499 96 Blanks, stationery, etc 1,568 26

Express charges .54 11 Postage— 303 00 4,425 38 You are Viewing an Archived Copy from the New Jersey State Library QUARTERMASTER-GENERAL'S REPORT. 7

Expenses, office of Quartermaster-General— Clerical services $2,700 00 Blanks, stationery, etc 301 16 Postage 154 00 Telephone 183 00 3,a38 16 Expenses, court martial, military boards, etc 809 70 Insurance 3,780 00 Medical Department 1,000 00 Naval Reserve 16,207 29

$187,540 84

REPORTS.

In the appendix will be found the following reports:

1. Report of Colonel Cyrus F. Loutrel, Deputy Quartermaster- General. 2. Report of Captain Samuel S. Armstrong, Paymaster.

STATEMENTS IN THE APPENDIX.

Statement A.—Camp and garrison equipage, ordtiance and ord- nance stores received at the State Arsenal from the [Jnited States during the year ending October 81, 1895,

Statement B.—Uniforms received from the contractor and issued to companies of the National Guard during the year ending Octo- ber 31, 1895.

Statement C. —Clothing, camp and garrison equipage and Quar- termaster's stores, implements for sappers and miners, huspital sup- plies, ordnance and ordnance stores at the State Camp Grounds, Sea Girt, N. J., on October 31, 1895.

Statement D. —Clothing, camp and garrison equipage and Quar- termaster's stores, implements for sappers and miners, hospital sup- plies, ordnance and ordnance stores at the State Arsenal on October 31, 1895.

Tabular Statement A.—Ordnance and ordnance stores in posses- sion of the National Guard.

Tabular Statement JB. —Ordnance and ordnance stores in posses- sion of the Naval Reserve.

Tabular Statement C.—Ordnance and ordnance stores in posses- sion of military schools and academies. You are Viewing an Archived Copy from the New Jersey State Library 8 QUARTERMASTER-GENERAL'S REPORT.

Tabular Statement D.—Ordnance and ordnance stores in posses- sion of independent military companies.

Tabular Statement E. —Ordnance and ordnance stores in posses- sion of Posts of the Department of New Jersey, Grand Army of the Republic.

Tabular Statement F. —Ordnance and ordnance stores in posses- sion of Camps of the Division of New Jersey, Sons of Veterans.

Respectfully submitted, RICH'D A. DONNELLY, Quartermrster- General of N. J. You are Viewing an Archived Copy from the New Jersey State Library

APPENDIX

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REPORT.

S')UTH Orange, N. J., November 6, 1895. General—I have the honor to report that in accordanc with your orders 1 arrived at Camp Werts, Sea Girt, on the morning of July 15th, entering upon my duties as assigned by yourself, remaining all through the encampment of the Fourth Regiment, N. G. N. J., and also acting as Deputy Quartermaster from July 30 to August 1, inclusive, during the encampment of the Second Regiment N. G. N. J. I found no reasons for complaints, nor did I hear of any from either command, in regard to subsistence, etc. The rations furnished by the State were of good quality and sufficient in quan- tity. The kitchen facilities were much improved over last season, and with new mess halls I think this part of our department would equal if not surpass any of our sister States, Quartermaster's sup- plies were issued in accordance with our regular custom. On Sat- urday, July 20, I made a thorough inspection of the State property returned by the Quartermaster of the Fourth Regiment and found the said property in good condition and every article accounted for as issued to the Quartermaster ol the said Regiment July 13. I feel that Lieutenant Moore should be complimented on his first tour of camp duty as Quartermaster of the Fourth Regiment for his clean returns of State property. Respectfully yours, CYRUS F. LOUTREL, Deputy Quartermaster- GeneroL

To Gen. RiCHAHD A. Donnelly, Quartermaster- General of Neiv Jersey.

Trkxtox, N. J., October 31, 1895. General Richard A Donnelly, Paymaster- General of JV. J. Gknekal— I have the honor to submit herewith a report of the payment of the officers and enlisted men of First Brigade, National

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Guard, for services at Camp Werts, Sea Girt, N. J., July 15 to August 3, 1895, both days inclusive, pursuant to the " Supplement to the act entitled 'An act for the organization of the National Guard of New Jersey," approved May 11, 1886.

First Brigade Staff $968 00

First Begiment.

Field and Staff and Non-Commissioned Staff $693 00 Company A 426 50 Company B 622 50 Company C 519 00 Company D 426 00 Company E 565 50 Company F - 500 50 Company G 669 00 Company H 43JJ 00 Company I 496 50 Company K - 498 00 Company L 418 50 Company M 495 00 6,768 00

Second Regiment.

Field and Staff' and Non-Commissioned Staff $639 00 Company A 436 50 Company B 411 25 Company C 497 00 Company D 448 Zb Company E 391 50 Company F 364 50 Company U 466 50 Company H 402 00 Company I 376 37 Company K 430 50 Cjmpany L ' 610 50 Company M 471 00 5,944 87

Fourth Regiment.

Field and Staff and Non-Commissioned Staff $468 50 Company A 510 00 Company B -- 481 50 Company C 498 00 Company D 487 50 Company E 406 50 Company F 463 50 Company G 399 50 Company H- 506 50 Company I - 462 00 You are Viewing an Archived Copy from the New Jersey State Library

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Company K - 618 00 Company L 664 50 5.966 00 First Troop. Cavalry 1,121 00 Gatling Gun Company A 585 00 Hospital and Ambulance Corps 482 75

$31,835 62

Very respectfully, Your obedient servant, SAM'L S. ARMSTRONG, Captain and Paymaster. You are Viewing an Archived Copy from the New Jersey State Library You are Viewing an Archived Copy from the New Jersey State Library

Statements.

STATEMENT A.

Camp and Garrison Equipage and Ordnance and Ordnance Stores Re- ceived from Government Duririg the Year Ending October 31, 1895.

January 11. From Capt. A. H. Russell, Ord. Dept. U. S. Army, Rock Island Arsenal.

75 sabre knots, black l^-ather.

February 2.5. From Major Charles W. Williams, Q. M., U. S. Army, .

1 bed sack.

February 26. From Captain A. H. Russell, Ord. Dept., U. S. Army, Rock Island Arsenal.

40 Springtield , cal. .45, Model 1884. 300 boxes, cal. .45, McKeever. 40 headless shell extractors. 500 gun slings. 40 jointed . 10 cavalry saddles, L. C. complete. 40 screw drivers, R. & C. 8 tumbler punches. 40 wooden wiping rods. . 3 arm chests. 2 spring . 2 instruction books.

March 12. From Major W. H. Rexford, A. A., Q. M. U. S. A., Springfield, Mass.

100 Springfield , cal. 45, Model 1884. 20 tumbler punches. 100 screw drivers, combination. 200 rear sights, complete for rifle. Mod .1884" 100 headless shell extractors. 100 bridles. 100 wiping rods, . 25 Colt's , cal. .38. Model 1894. 5 spring vises, U. S. 25 screw drivers for Colt's revolvers,cal.38.

March 29. From Major Charles W. Williams, Q. M., U. S. A„ Philadelphia.

flag. 6 ambulance guidons. 1 post I

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April i. From Captain A. H. Russell, Ord. Dept., U. S. A., Rock Island Arsenal.

40 carbine slings. 40 cavalry cartridge belts. 40 carbine sling swivels.

April 6. From Captain A. H. Russell, Ord. Tepl., U. S. A., Rock Island Arsenal.

15 hospital corps knives. 15 scabbards for hospital corps knives.

April 6. From Capt. A. H. Russell, Ord. Dept., U. S. A., Rock Island Arsenal.

belts. 300 scabbards,Hoffman attachment. | 400 waist

June 14. From Lieut.'Lawson M. Fuller, A. A. Q. M., U. S. A., Frankford Ar- senal, Pa.

80000 rifle ball cartridges, cal. 45. 100000 target pasters, buff. 50000 carbine ball cartridges, cal. 45. 100 paper targets, A. 15000 ball cartridges, cal. 38. 100 paper targets, B. 25000 target pasters, black. 50 paper targets, C.

June 18. From Major W. H. Rexford, A. A. Q. M., U. S. A., Springfield, Mass.

200 Springfield rifles, cal. 45. mod. 1884. 10 spring vises, U. S. 2iX) screw drivers, combination. 40 tumbler punches. 200 headless shell extractors. 10 instruction books. 10 arm chests. 200 wiping rods, wood. I

July 20. From Capt. A. H. Russell, Ord. Dept. U. S. A., Rock Island Arsenal.

2 sets of harness, wheel.

July 2.5. From Capt. V.JMcNally, O. S. K., U. S. A., Washington, D. C.

300 shells, 3 inch, B. L. howitzer. 60) followers, wood. 300 shrapnel, 3 inch. B. L. howitzer. 12 bristle sponges and staves. 600 3 inch cartridge bags.

July 26. From Major W. H. Rexford, A. A. Q. M., U. S. A., Springfield, Mass.

60 screw drivers for same. 603Colt's revolvers, cal. 38, model 1894. | You are Viewing an Archived Copy from the New Jersey State Library

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August 13. From Capt. A. H. Russell, Ord. Dept. U. S. A., Rock Island Arsenal.

60 Springfield carbines, cal. 45, mod. 1884. 60 cavalry bridles, complete. 60 jointed ramrods. 60 watering bridles. 60 headless shell extractors. 60 halters, complete. 60 screw drivers, R. & C. 60 curry combs. 60 wiping rods, wood carbine. 60 horse brushes. 13 tumbler punches. 60 cavalry saddles, L. C, complete. 3 spring vises. 60 cavalry saddle blankets. 60 carbine slings. 60 cavalry surcingles. 60 carbine sling swivels. 60 pairs saddlebags. 60 cavalry cartridge belts, cal. 45. 120 spurs. 60 canteens and straps. 120 spur straps. 60 pistol holsters, cal. 38. 3 instruction books. 60 pistol cartridge pouches. 3 arm chests. 60 haversacks and straps.

August 21.

From Lieut. Lawson M. Fuller, A. A. Q. M., U. S. A., Frankford Arsenal.

100 paper targets. A.

August 37. From Lieut. Lawson M. Fuller, A. A. Q.' M., U. S. A., Frankford Arsenal.

50000 rifle ball cartridges, cal. 45,

September 5.

From Capt. A. H. Russell, Ord. Dept , U. S. A., Rock Island Arsenal.

100 cartridge belts, cal 45. 100 cartridge belt plates.

October 28. From Major Charles W. Williams, Q. M., U. S. A., Philadelphia.

51 pairs boots, sewed. I 51 stable frocks.

51 pairs overalls. I You are Viewing an Archived Copy from the New Jersey State Library

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STATEMENT B.

Statement of the Uniforms Received frojn the Contractor and Issued to the National Guard during the Year ending October 31, 1895. You are Viewing an Archived Copy from the New Jersey State Library

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STATEMENT C.

Clothing, Camp Eqtnpage, Qiiartermaster's Stores, etc., at the State Camp

Grounds, Sea Girt, N. J., October ^ist, 1895.

7 great coats, cavalry pattern. 5 dining tables, drop-leaf. 1 livery hat. 1 dining table, drop-leaf, broken. 3 livery coats. 3 round tables, plain. 2 pairs livery trousers. 2 large tables, plain. 20.5 bathing suits. 2 cook's tables. 09 bathing suits, worn out. 21 table cloths, dining. 2 bathing houses. 6 table covers, red. 1 garrison Hag, arms of New Jersey. 5 rolls table oil cloth. 2 storm flags, old pattern, worn out. 19(1 napkins. 2 burgees, stables, blue. 142 toilet towels. 2 hospital tent flys. 8 bathing towels. 1 wall tent fly. 82 dish towels. 115 hospital tent poles, upright. 81 pillows. 61 hospital tent poles, ridge. 17 pillows, torn. 741 wall tent poles, upright. 123 pillow cases. 432 wall tent poles, ridge. 8 bolsters. 1832 common tent poles, upright, new pat- 6 bolster cases. tern. 93 sheets, double. 966 common tent poles, ridge, new pat- 136 sheets, single. tern. ;30 bf d spreads, double. 14.57 common tent poles, upright, old pat- 49 bed spreads, single. tern. 6 cretonne curtains and fixtures. 692 common tent poles, ridge, old pattern. 14 window curtains, lace. 12 Sibley tent poles. 21 window shades. 6 centre poles for canopy tents. 29 window screens, wire. 28 side poles for canopy tents. 2 pairs andirons. .30 stakes for canopy tents. 2 portiere curtains. 13130 tent pins, single notch. 5 woolen rugs, large. 2870 tent pins, double notch. 8 woolen rutrs, small. 60 floors for hospital tents. 70 yards caroet. in use. 216 floors for wall tents. 200 yards matting, in use. 526 floors for common tents. 3 rolls matting, new. 30 sentry boxes, complete. 6 yards oil cloth, in use. 203 camp cots, electric. 5 yards linoleum, in use. 21 camp cots, electric, broken. 10 stair rod**, wood. 1 camp cot, electric, monitor. 1 carpet sweeper. 3.5 camp cols, upholstered. 1 commode. 4.5 camp cots, upholstered, broken. 2 commodes, broken. 47 camp cots, upholstered, worthless. 13 scarlet blankets. 1237 camp cots, canvas. 6 grey blankets. 3(t2 camp cots, canvas, broken. 6 rubber pouches. 100 camp cots, canvas, worthless. 1 settee, press and table. 296 bed sacks, single. 6 office desks. 429 mattresses, single. 1 office table. 12 mattresses, single, old. 6 office chairs, revolving. 9 mattresses, double. 1 case of drawers. 5 mattresses, double, hair. 16 field desks. 1 lounge. 4 field desks, broken. 2 folding bedsteads, double. 29 tables for field desks. ^ bedsteads, plain, double. 5 tables for field desks, broken. 9 wire bottoms for double bedsteads. 24 wooden chairs. 1 bureau and mirror, walnut. 32 wooden chairs, cane seat. 13 bureaus and mirrors, plain. 7 wooden chairs, broken. 1 bureau and mirror, plain, broken. 1 patent rocker, cane seat. 6 bureau covers. 107 rockers, plain. .5 bureau covers, worn out. 38 rockers, plain, broken. 2 mantel covers. 2 reception chairs. 1 \va?hstand, table, walnut. 1 piano, upright. 1 washstand cover. 1 piano stool. 4 washstands, ash. .57 camp chairs, folding. 19 washstands, plain. 14 camp chairs, folding, broken. 20 washstands, plain, broken. f>9 camp chairs, folding, carpet seat. 4 toilet tables, plain. 10 camp chairs, folding, carpet seat, 154 writing tables, plain, small. broken. 3 writing tables, small, worthless. 1741 camp stools. 5 dining tables, extension. 194 camp stools, broken. You are Viewing an Archived Copy from the New Jersey State Library

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94 camp stools, broken, worthless. 20 chambers, glass. 13 wooden settees. 10 soap cups, glass. 1 wooden settee, broken. 3 match holders, plass. 2 wooden settees, cane seat. 5 sets tableware, glass, decorated. 2 bamboo settees. 1 set tableware, glass, decorated fine. 1 buffet, corner. 282 glass tumblers. 10 waste baskets. 108 glass tumblers, fancy. 1 pastol scale. 6 glass goblets. 1 copy of Bible. 18 finger bowls, glass. 1 office clock. 8-day. 3 fruit dishes, glass. .3 nickel clocks, 1-day. 3 water pitchers, glass. 1 mirror mantel. 93 glass salts.

•i mirrors, large. 4 glass salt cellars. 21 mirrors, small. 10 salt shakers. 1.5 kerosene lamps, stand, nickel. 4 vinegar pitchers, glass. 1 reflector amp, large, kerosene. 6 ege cups. 1 reflector lamp, large, broken, Vcro- 17 peppers, glass. sene. 2 pepper boxes, tin. 7 wall lamps and brackets, kerosene. 2 dredge boxes, tin. 37 kerosene lamps, stand, glass. 2 door mats, in use. 2 keresene lamps, hanging, larger. 4 table castors, plated. 8 kerosene lamps, hanging, plain. 12 napkin rings, rubber. 1 kerosene lamp, hand. 38 corn brooms. 70 kerosene lamps, tin, with reflectors. 17 hand scrubs. 2 kerosene lamps, student, nickel, 1 whitewash brush. broken. 73 table spoons, plated. 91 tubular lanterns, oil. 29 dessert spoons, plated. 19 tubular lanterns, oil, broken. 93 tea spoons, plated. 40 lanterns, candle, tin. 24 coffee spoons, plated. 72 lanterns, candle, tin, broken. 2 mustard spoons, plated. 20 street lanterns. 102 table knives, plated. 2 street lanterns, broken. 100 table forks, plated. 3 iron frames for street lanterns. 43 dessert knives, plated. 94 electric torches, unserviceable. 30 dessert forks, plated. 2 elect'-ic torch lighters. 24 oyster forks, plated. 620 candlesticks, tin. 7 butter knives, plated. 1.34 candlsticks. tin, broken. 1 soup ladle, plated. 21 water carriers, tin, old. 1 sauce ladle, plated. 4 water coolers. 2145 table spoons, tinned. 1 watering pot, tin. 1490 tea spoons, tinned. 1 butter tray, complete. 1 water pitcher, plated." 1 meat chopper, hand. 3 carving forks. 21 chopping trays, wood. 1 carvers' set, plated. 137 wooden pails. 1 carvers' set, steel. 6 wooden pails, broken. 3 carvers' steels. 15 fibre pails. 4 chopping knives, hand. 43 horse buckets, J. 1. C. 16 butcher knives. 8 horse buckets, common. 7 butcher's cleavers. 74 wash tubs. 2 chopping blocks. 1 wash tub, worn out. 1 meat . 1 clothes wrmger. 1 spring balance, small. 1 wash board. 45 flesh forks. 1 foot tub. 9 cook's forks. 1 shower bath attachment. 87 basting spoons. 4 cuspiclores, china. 15 skimmers, tin. clothes baskets. 7 strainers, tin. 1 thermometer. 2 coffee strainers. 138 ewers, china. 27 tea kettles, tin. 147 wash bowls, china. 1 tea caddy, tin. 1241 cups, china. 2 tin cans. 2108 saucers, china. 5 spice boxes, tin. 2474 dinner plates, china. 6 spice boxes, wood. 798 soup plates, china. 3 sugar boxes, wood. 672 tea plates, china. 1 bread board and roller. 1802 soup b )wls, china. 1 crumb brush and tray. 30 nappies, china. 2 cake boxes, tin. 200 water pitchers, china. 2 cake pans, tin. 15 cream jugs, china. 3 cake tins. 1 chocolate pot, china. 1 cake turner. 63 sugar bowls, china. 2 jelly moulds, tin. 344 vegetable dishes, china. 1 steamer, tin. 10 butter dishes, china. 1 tea pot, agate. 94 butter plates, china. 1 set muffin tins. 2 large bowls, china. 11 muffin rings, tin. 1 punch bow), china. 1 flour pan, tin. 1 punch bowl, china, broken. 2 flour selves, tin. 2 spoon holders, glass. 3 pie tins 309 meat platters, glass. 2 funnels, tin. 3 stone .iugs. 1 farina boiler, tin. 4 stone jars. 2 kneading bowls, earthen. 1 stone teapot, 5 potato mashers. slop jars, glass. 5 egg beaters. You are Viewing an Archived Copy from the New Jersey State Library QUARTERMASTER-GENERAL'S REPORT. 21

21 chopping trays, wooden. 1 brush and helve. 2 meat choppers, hand. 2 brush hooks and handles. 7 trays, tin. 2 brush hooks and handles, worn out. i trays, plated. 1 post hole diffger. 569 tin plates. 1 post hole digger, worn out. 1025 (in wash basins. 7 mattocks and handles. 69 tin wasn boilers. 1 mattock and handle, imperfect. 22 tin wash boilers, broken, worthless. 4 picks and handles. 1 tin wash boiler, sound. 3 grubbing hoes. 40 tin disli pans. » 1 mason's hoe. 10 tin dish pans, worthless. I garden hoe. 112 tiQ coflfee pots. 1 scuffle hoe. 2 agate coffee pots. 3 gai den rakes, iron. 1 roaster. 39 wooden rakes. 1 grater. 8 wooden rakes, broken, worn out. 7 collanders, tin. 1 garden shears. 716 tin pans, assorted. 12 and helves. 109 tin dippers. 6 shovels. 1153 tin cups, pints. 1 shovel, worn out. 4 coal stoves, heating. 2 shovels, long handle. 2 coal stoves, heating, worn out. 17 shovels, pointed. 40 cooking stoves, No. 8. 8 shovels, pointed, broken. 2 cooking stoves, No. 8, worn out, broken. 5 scrap shovels. 1 cooking stove. No. 8, with water back. 53 spades. 3 cooking stoves. No. 10. 6 spades, broken. 4 cooking stoves. No. 10 Monarch, 1 pair pulley blocks. broken. 1 stretcher for wire fencing. 3 naptha stoves. 1 drag chain and hook. 2 stoves and cauldrons, 60 gallons. 3 clevises. 7 stoves and cauldrons, 60 gallons, 13 pairs ice tongs. 3 stoves and cauldrons, 40 gallons. 2 ice . 1 stove and cauldron, 40 gallons, broken. 1 ice plow. 3 extra cauldrons, 60 gallons. 1 ice cutting bar. 1 extra grate for cauldron. 7 ice hooks and handles. 37 lengths stove pipe. I saw, cross-cur. -55 elbows for stove pipe. 6 carpenters' saws, ci-.jss cut. 26 skillets, iron. 1 carpenter's saw, rip cut. 7 griddles, iron. 1 saw. 51 coal hods. I buck saw. 16 fire shovels. 1 saw setter. 6 fire packers. 2 carpenter's draw knives. 4 stove grate shakers. 2 carpenter's hammers. 22 sauce pans and lids, iron. 1 spirit level. 2 sauce pins, tin. 2 augurs, 1-inch. 58 frying pans, iron. 1 set augur bits, 1-inch to ?a-inch. 54 iron pots. • 1 extension bit, 3-inch to Js-inch. 24 tin lids for pots. 1 augur, 1^-inch. 1 pot scraper. 1 augur, %-in' h, long. 1 gridiron. 1 screw driver, hand. 3 boilers, iron, oval. 1 screw driver, machine. 1 fish boiler, iron. 3 carpenters' . 5 kettles, agate. 1 pair carpente-'s dividers. 1 boiler capper. 1 pair callipers, 6-inch. 149 camp kettles, iron. 1 jack . 4 camp kettles, iron, broken. 1 . 177 m^ss pans, iron. 3 carpenters' hatchets. 1 coffee mill, iron. 1 tape line, 100 feet. 117 dripping pans, iron. 1 tape line, 75 feet. 3 tea kettles, iron. 2 carpenters' braces. 35 broilers, wire. 2 carpenters' squares, iron. 1 grocers' scale. 2 nail cutters. 1 spring balance, small. 1 box opener. 2 commissary scales, worn out, 1 grindstone and frame. 1 platform scale, Fairbanks. 12 flies, assorted. 1 hay scale. 1 mason's trowel. 1 meat safe. 1 bench , 5-inch. 6 refrigerators. 1 bench vise, 4-inch. 9 ice boxes, large. 1 bench vise, 3-inch. 1 icepick. 1 bench vise, 2-inch. 1 ice crushfer. 1 pipe vise. 1 freezer, worn out. 2 pipe stocks, hand. 2 sets sadirons, patent. 9 pipe dies, 3-inch to 3i-inch. 8 sadirons, common. 4 pipe taps. IX-inch to >^-inch. 1 iron stand. 3 pipe tongs, extension. 12 bushel baskets. 1 pipe tongs, chain, large. 1 warehouse truck. 2 pipe cutters. 2 grass scythes. 4 pipe wrenches, alligator pattern. 5 grass scythes, worn out, 2 pipe wrenches. Stetson pattern. 2 snaths for same. 3 screw wrenches, monkey. 9 brush scythes. 1 screw wrench, small. 4 snaths for same. 1 Ratchet drilling machine. 2 grass sickles. 6 drills for drilling machine. .

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1 stock and dies, machine. 64 paper targets. C. 6 machine taps. 12 paper targets, 1.000 yards. 3 cold chisels. 28 paper targets, standard American. 2 sinks, castiron, kilchpn. 1 sea target, muslin. 11 sinks, castiron, pump. 10 target frames, D. iron, U. S. pattern. 1 branding stamp. New Jersey, iron. 10 target frames, V.. iron. U. S. pattern. 1 brandingstamp.Xew Jersey, worn out. 10 target frames. F. iron, U. S. pattern. 1 stencil plate, Xew Jersey, brass. 6 targets, iron, imaee 100 feet of rubber hose, lot of pipe tittings. 23 cloth silhouettes, D. U. S. pattern. 108 feet pipe, 23

Medical Supplies, Etc.

1 sase amputation instruments. 1 case for drugs, large. 1 medicine chest, U. S. new pattern. 1 set sidints, wood. 1 medicine pannier, old pattern. 1 di-uggist scale. 1 stomach pump. 2 spatulas. 6 bath pans. 1 ambulance wagon, complete. 6 druggists' mortars. 1 set harness for same, 2-liorse. Lot of drugs, etc., old. 1 ambulance stretcher.

Coimnissary Stores.

% box soap. 14 sacks salt, 4 quarts each. % box candles. 4 kegs pickles. 2% cases condensed milk. y^ box writing inks. 1 case canned tomatoes.

8 horses, in use. 6 tie ropes. 4 sets carriage harness, 2-hor3e. 6 surcingles. 3 sets carriage harness, 2-horse, worn. 17 horse l5lankets, worn. 1 set carriage harness, 1-horse. 6 horse sweating blankets, worn. 2 sets carriage harness, 1-horse, worn 5 lap covers, cloth. out. 3 carriage whips. 3 sets team harness, 2-hor3e. 1 pair horse clippers. 5 fly nets, leather. 1 ofHcer's saddle, seated. 8 halters, leather. 1 ofHcor's bridle, N. J. 3 neck halters. 1 saddle cloth, plain. You are Viewing an Archived Copy from the New Jersey State Library QUARTERMASTER-GENERAL'S REPORT. 23

13-pound Napoleon guns. 6 sets of knives for same. carriages for Napoleon guns. 1 lawn mower, horse, need repairs. 13-pound limbers. 1 lawn mower, horse, worn out. sets tiring implements. 1 lawn mower, hand. rifte covers, canvas. 1 fanning mill. carriage, 3 horse. 1 land roller, iron, horse. wagonette, 3 horse. 1 l.\nd roller, wood, horse. carriage, jump seat, 1 horse. 1 land roller, iron, hand. surrey wagon. 3 road scrapers, horse. .Tagger wagon. 4 dirt scrapers, iron. Brewster buggy, side bar. 1 dirt scoDp, iron, revolving. box carnagt candles. 3 plows, 3 horse. truck wagons. 3 plows. 2-horse, worn out. farm wagons. 6 plow shares, extra. farm wagons, dump body. 1 harrow, 3-horse. carriage covers, muslin. 1 feed cutter. hay shelviugs. 30 stable brooms. dumping bodies for farm wagons, 39 handles for stable brooms. extra, 78 grain bogs. water sprinkling wagon, 4 half peck measures, wood. wagon jacks, 3 oil cans, self-sealing. hay rakes, W barrels disinfectant. hay tedder, 1 ladder 30 feet long. mowing machines, field. 1 ladder 115 feet long.

STATEMENT D.

Clothing, Camp and Garrison Equipage, etc., and Ordnance and Ord- nance Stores in the State Arsenal, October 31, 1895.

uuifftrm helmets, samples, 5 pairs chevrons, Color-Sergeant, gilt. uniform helmets. First Regiment, 6 pairs chevrons. General Guide, gilt. uniform helmets,old Second Battalion, 9 pairs chevrons. Principal Musician, uniform helmet. Galling (jun Co. B. gilt. unifo' m helmets. Third Regiment, 3 pairs chevrons. Bugler, gi't. uniform helmets, Sixth Regiment, *' pairs chevrons. Hospital Steward, gilt, uniform helmets. Seventh Regiment, 3 pairs chevrons Sergeant- vlaior, cloth. fatigue helmets. Sixth Regiment, 4 pairs chevron?, Quartermaster-Ser- fatigue helmets. Seventh Regiment, geant, cloth. fatigue helmet. Third Regiment, 4 pairs chevrons, Commissary Sergeant. fatigue caps, Co. D, SixtL Regiment, cloth. uniform coat, N. G., inf intry, sample, 4 pairs chrevrons, Color Sergeant, cloth. fatigue coat, N. G., infantrj', lined, 15 pairs clievrons, General Guide, cloth. sample, ISpiirs chevrons. Principal Musician, uniform coat, N. G.. artillery, sample, eloth. uniform coats, Co.D, Sixth Regiment, .5 pairs chevrons. Bugler, cloth. fatigue coats, Co.D. Sixth Regiment, 3 pairs chevrons. Hospital Steward, fatigue coat, N. G.. officers', worn, clotli. fatigue jacket, cavalry, old. 9 brassards. uniform helmet, cavalry, old. 15 pairs chevrons, First Sergeant, in- pair uniform trousers, cavalry, old. fantry. pairs uniform trousers, Co. D., Sixth .50 pairs chevrons. Sergeant, infantry. Regiment, 74 pairs chevrons, Corporal, infantry. 36 pairs leggins, canvas, worn, H. and A. 4 pairs chevrons, Fiist Sergeant, ar- Corps, tillery. medical service belts, webbing, H. and 10 pairs chevrons. Sergeant, artillery. A. Corps, 10 pairs chevrons. Corporal, artillery. 10 great cnats, X. G., officers', 8 pairs State service stripes. 3ia5 great coats, N. G. 70 pairs of U. S. service sti-ipes. great coats, U. S. infantry, 1 trumpet, infantry, brass. 384 great coats, cavalry pattern, old. 17534 yards dark bine cloth, coats, in- pairs chevrons. Sergeant- Major, gilt, fantry. pairs chevrons, Quartermaster-Ser- 183>^ yards light blue cloth, officers' trous- geat, gilt. ers. pairs chevrons, Commissarv-Sergeant, 354% yards light blue cloth,privates' trous- gilt. ers. You are Viewing an Archived Copy from the New Jersey State Library 24 QUARTERMASTER-GENERAL'S REPORT.

384% yards dark blup cloth, coats, cavalry. 20 cooks' forks. 1060 yards dark blue cloth, blouses, cavalry. 10 butchers' cleavers. 280% yards light blue cloth, trousers, 10 meat choppers, hand. cavalry. 400 knapsacks, N. .J., old pattern. 97 gross buttons. N. G., infantry, large. 1588 Merriam knapsacks. 78 gross buttons, N. G.. infantry, small. 810 haversacks, canvas. 2 gross buttons, N. G., artillery, large. 36 snare drums, new. 2 gross buttons, N. G., artillery, small. 1 snare drum, U. S. jiattern. 3 gross buttons, N. G.. cavalry, large. 133 drum heads, batter. ii gross buttons, N. G., cavalry, small. 79 drum heads, snare. 3^ gross buttons, U.S.. infantry, large. 30 drum, cords. % gross buttons, U. S., infantry, small. 12 drum braces, leather. 2057 scarlet blankets. 10 drum covers, rubber. 1373 grey blankets. 47 drum covers, muslin. 181 pairs red blankets, common. 10 drum slings, leather. 18;j rubber blankets. 56 drum slings, webbing. 59 rubber pouches. 25 drum sling hooks, extra. 639 bed sacks, single. .57 drum snai'es, sets. 126 camp c'ts, canvas, good. 2:3 pairs drum sticks. 150 camp cots, canvas, broken. 33 drum stick carriages. 3;i camp cots, electric. 56 fifes, C. 1 camp cot, upholstered. 47 tin wash basins. 3 mattresses, single. 3S tin cans, one gallon. 637 common tents, old patterns. 13 tin cans, half gallon. 773 common tents, new pattern. 10 tin cans, quarter- gallon. 242 wall tents. 3 wash boilers, tin. 421 wall tent flys. 8 coffee pots, tin. 37 Sibley tents. 26 tin pans. 52 hospital tents. 17 pairs manacles. 76 hospital tent flags. 38 oairs handcuffs. 3 canopy tents. 6 books, regimental, descriptive, old 19 se's common tent poles, old pattern. pattern. 4 sets common tent poles, new pattern. 1 book, regimental, index, old pattern. m sets wall tent poles. 1 book, regimental, order, old pattern. 48 sets hospital tent poles. 1 book, regimental, letter, old pattern. .30 tripods for Sibley tents. 6 books, post morning report, old pat- .500 gun racks for tents. tern. 14.30 tent pairs, S. N. 2 bor)ks, post order report, old pattern. 735 tent pairs, D. N. 1 book, company clothing, old pattern. 607 metallic slips, for tents. 2 books, post letter, old pattern. 1467 wooden slips for tents. 1 book, company clothing, old pattern. 960 wooden buttons for tents. 1 book, company descriptive, old pat- 45 metallic rings, for tents, %-inch. tern. 8.50 metallic rings for tents, %-inch. 1 book, company order, old pattern. 800 metallic rings for tents, %inch. 1 post flag. 625 metallic rings for tents, >2-iiich. 1 garris in flag, arms of New Jersey. 96 yards of cotton duck, 8 ounce. 10 storm flags, old pattern, worn. 100 yards cotton duck, 10-ounce. 3 bunting flags. 6x4 feet. 92 y ird-s cotton duck, 12-ounce. 1 burgee, ladies toilet. 100 yards linen bagging. 1 hospital flag, post and field. 300 yards tiax canvass. 4 hospital marker flags. 2% pounds sewing twine, 5-fold. 29 color slugs and sockets. 6 pounds sewing twine, 8-fold. 9 sets stencil plates. A. to K. 16 axes. 3 sets stencil plates, I to O. 30 axes and helves, new. 4 lanterns, tubular, tin. 30 fireman's axes and helves, new. 5 lanterns, candle, tin. 23 axe helves, extra. 5 heating stoves. 2 camp hatchets and handles. 190 feet rope, % inch. 10 picks. 6 stable forks. 2 pick handles. 4 hay forks. 12 spades. 3 wooden rakes. 16 shovels. 2 wooden pails. 2 ma'tocks and handles. 38 hand scrubs. .55 camp kettles, iron. 3 wheelbarrows, wood. 6 prifs, iron. 1 wheelbarrow, iron. 16 frying pans. 1 brush scythe. 4 broilers, wire. 3 grass scythes. 13.54 tin plates. N. G. pattern. 1 bushel measure, wood. 1025 tin platf s. old pattern. 2 half bushel measures, wood.

2!I9 I in cups, pints. 1 peck measure, wood. 171 tin cups, half pints. 4 carpenter's hatchets. 10 tin dippers. 3 carpenter's saws. 725 table knives. N. G. N. J. 2 carpenter's hammers. n.58 table forks, N. G.N.J. 4 sledges and handles, 390 table knives, plain. 2 maul', iron. 479 table forks, plain. .59 axe sMngs, leather. 720 table knives, old pxttern. 86 spade slings, leather. 400 table forks, old pattern. 2 commissary chests and contents. 127 table spoons, tinned. 110 grain bags. 49 butcher knives. You are Viewing an Archived Copy from the New Jersey State Library QUARTERMASTER-GENERAL'S REPORT. 25

Impletnents for Sappers and Miners.

3 hand carts. 18 police lanterns. 6 drag ropes and hooks. 18 lanterns, tubular, brass. 6 scaling ladders. B pairs cutting pliers. 6 crow bars.

Crockery Ware.

41 water pitchers 1 gallon.

Unserviceable Camp and Garrison Eqipage.

5 great coats. X. G. 3 pairs handcuffs. 7 great coats, cavalry pattern. 23 color slmgs and sockets. :38 great coats, grey, old. 20.57 knapsacks, N. ,T., old pattern. ti scarlet blankets. 20 snare drums, old, broken. 6 grey blankets. 29 lanterns, oil. 84 haversacks, canvas. 2.5 rubber blankets. 78 canteens, U. S. pattern. 20 rubber pouches. 3 pairs manacles.

Hospital Supplies.

5 cases surgical instruments, field. 4 hand litter?. U. S. pattern. 3 cases surgical instruments, pocket. 3 ambulance litters.U. S. pattern. 2 medicine panniers, new pattern. 31 slings for litters. 3 medicine panniers, old pattern. 1 sofa bedstead, old. 3 medicHl service belts, H. and A. Corps. 12 rubber cantf>ens. 11 hand li ters, W. J. 125 yards white muslin.

Baggage Traifi.

2 horso«, in use. 12 pairs hames, extra. 1 carriage, in use. 2fl chain halters. 1 ordnance wagon, in use. 4 collars, extra. 1 truck wagon, heavy, in use. 6 wagons, saddles, old. 1 cart, in use. 1 set farrier's tools. 1 set carriage harness' 2-horse, in use. 13 stretchers for harness. 1 set truck harness, 2-horse, in use. 130 pounds horseshoe nails. 1 set cart harness, in use.

Ordnance and Ordnance Stores.

3 Springfield rifles, cal. .4.5, model ]sr3. 5 rifle ,Cadet,Maynard Premier, n Springfield rifles, cal. .4.5, model 1879. cal. ..58. 88 Springfield rifles, cal. .4-5, model 1884. 27 muskets. U. S., cal. .69. model 1843. 10 Springfield rifles, special, cal. .45, 20 rifle muskets, Entteld, cal. .577. model 1884. 6 rifle muskets, Austrian, cal. ..54. 700 sight guards for rifles, cal. .45. 2 rifle muskets, Belgian, cal. .69. 647 wiping rods, wood, cal. .4-5. 19 Colt's revolvers, B. L., cal. .45. 847 shell extaactors. cal. .45. .32 Coifs revolvers, B. L., cal. .88. 10 Springfield carbines, cal. .4.5, model 25 Colt's revolvers. Remington, cal. .44. 1873. 80 Colt's revolvers. WhitneJ^ cal. .36. 10 Springfield carbines, cal. .4-5, model 1 signal pistol. 1884. 1 set signal pistol, accontrements. 10 carbine slings and hooks. 813 set=< pistol appendages. 1.59 rifle muskets, T. A.. Co.. cal. ..58. 195 bulle* moulds, spherical, old pattern. rifle 36 muskets, Colt's P. F. A. Co.,cal. ..58. 2390 wooden tompions, cal. ..58. 7.-) rifle muskets. Savage ArmsCo.,cal. .58. 380 patent tompions, cal. ..58. 10 rifle muskets. Cadet, cal. .58. 7028 wipers, , cal. ,.58. You are Viewing an Archived Copy from the New Jersey State Library 26 QUARTERMASTER-GENERAL'S REPORT.

1880 wipers, musket, oal. .69. 1 drag rope for G-atling gun. 1895 wipers, altered musket, oal. .fi9. 2 set-i firing impl- ments for Gatling gun. 9360 screw driver-:, musket, cal. .58aud .69. 174 fHPd c^is's. tin, for Gatling gun. 282 ball screws, cal. .58. 2 B. L., howitzers, 3 inch. 306 ball screw.-i and wipers, cal. .69. 2 field carriages for same. 801) spring vises, cal. 58 and 69. 2 trucks for same. 10250 spare cones for muskots. 4 c lisson bo.xes. B. L., howitzer, 3 inch. 1290 tumbler screws, muskets, cal, .58. 6dism)unting bars, B. L.. howitzer, 3 1880 tumbler apd band snrinc: punclies. inch. 3245 screw drivers for ritle, cal. .s5. Sbreecb •eights, B. L. howitzer, spare. 822 screw drivers, combination, cal. .45. 3 thumb screws for same, B. L., howitzer, 849 tumbler punches, cal. .45. spare. 844 main springs, cal. .45. 3 cup gas check i, B. L.. howitzer, spare. 245 tumbler screws, cal. .45. 8 collar guide bolts, B. L., howitzer. .3;i5 spring vises, cal. .45. spare. 200 tumblers, cal. .45. 5 collar latches. B. L., howitzer, spare. 223 flriiig pins, rifle, cal. .45. 8 combination wrencl es, B L., howitzer, T*i2 tiring pin screws, cal. .45. spare. Ill breech blocks, rifle, cal. .45. 1 carriage wrench, B. L., howitzer, ^s In-eech block caps, cal. 45. spare. 825 breech block cap screws, cal. 45. 1 nose plate wrench, B. L., howitzer, 20 receivers for rifle, cal. 45. spare. .56 breech pins, cal. 45. 8 elevating screws. B. L., howitzer, 42 guard plates, cal. 45. spare. .56 guard plate screws, cal, 45. 8 elevating screw pins, B. L. howitzer^ 45 guai'd bows, cal. 45. spare. 113 guard bow snivels, cal. 45. 2 dummy shot, 3 inch, B. L., howitzer, 50 guard bow snivel screws, cal. 45. spare. 96 hammers for rifles, cal. 45. 2 dummy cartridges. 3 inch. B. L., how- 54 rear sights for rifles, model 1879, cal. 45. iizer, spare. 173 rear sights for rifles, model 1884, cal. 45. 8 cartridge bag formers, 96 pistol grip> for rifles, cal. 45. 20 bristle sponges and staves, 3 inch how- 293 extractors for rifles, cal. 45. itzf»r. 245 e.iector springs, cal. 45. 3 woolen sponges and staves 3 inch how- 81 ejector spring spindles, cal. 45. itzer. 42 e.iector studs, cal. 45. 3 sponge covers, canvas. 50 hinge pins, cal. .45. 3 marine sponges. 74 triggers for rifles, cal. 45. 1 sponge bucket, B.L., howitzer.leather. 40 trigger screws for rifles, cal. 45. 5 sponge buckets, B. L., howitzer, iron. 30 fang screws for rifles, cal. 45. 7 drag ropes, B. L., howitzer. 159 side screws for rifles, cal. 45. 9 check rones, B. L., howitzer. 570 commoi. latch springs, cal. 45. 10 guide ropes, B. L.. howitzer. 47 thumb pieces, cal. 45. 4 canvas covers, B. L., howitzer. 94 butt plates, cal. 45. 1 canvas pauli'% B. L., howitzer. 190 butt plate screws, cal. 45. 3 sight guards, leather, B. L., howitzer. 211 tips for stocks, cal. 45. .55 passing boxes, leather, B. L., howitzer. 243 tip screws, cal. .45. 6 gunner's h iversac ks. canvas. 13.50 base screw for rear lights, cal. .45. 5 lanyards, B. L.. howitzer. 120 side washers, rifle, cal. .45. 7 linch p'ns, soare, B. L., howitzer. 100 bayonet clasps, rifle, cal. .45. 6 linch pin washers, spare, B. L., how- IIX) bayoaet c'asp screws, cal. .45. itzer. 72 joint pins for rear liehts. cal. .4.5. 85 cartridge bags, 16-ounce, 3-inch. 30 ramrods, rifle, cal. .45. 170 cartridge bag followers, 3-inch. 2.57 stops, rifle, cal. .45. 8 shrapnel chargers, 2% ounces. 291 band springs, rifle, cal. .45. 8 shell chargers, 8 ounces. 101 upper bands, rifle, cal. .45. 8 powder measures. 1 pound. 82 lower bands, rifle, cal. .45. 8 powder funnels, copper. 110 bridles, rifle, cal. .45. 1 plug wrench, B. L., howitzer. 168 bridle screws, rifle, cal. .45. 1 fuse cutter, B. L., howitzer. 169 sears, rifle, cal. .45. 30 fuse shrapnel, filled, 3 inch. 164 sear screws, rifle, cal. .45. 378 fuse shrapnel, unfilled, 3-inch. 1080 sear springs, rifle, cal. .45. 30 fuse shells, filled. 3inch, no sear spring screws, rifle, cal. .45. 324 fu'se shells, unfilled, 3-inch. 373 cavalry sabres. 57 cartridges, 16-ounce, 3-incn. 92 artillery sabres. 2 12-rounder Napoleon guns, bronze. 87 N. C. O. swords, leather scabbards. 2 field carriages for Napoleon guns. 28 sabre belts and plates, N. G. regula- 1 6 pounder gun. 3X inch, bronze. tion. 2 6-pounder guns,3>rf'-inch, rifled, bronze. 12 sabre knots, black leather. 3 field carriages for 33i^-inch guns. 100 N. C. O. sword waist belts, glazed 4 Grifltin guns, ritl«. 3-inch. leather. 4 field carriages for Griffin guns. 5 N. C. O. sword waist belts, black 2 limbers for 12 pounder guns. leather. 3 limbers for 6-pounder guns. 44 N, C. O. sword froes. 4 limbers for 3-inch guns. 9.55 N. C. O. sword shoulder beU plates. 10 caissons for 12- pounder guns. 2 Billinghurst and Rcriua batteries. 8 caissons for 6 nounder guns. 2 limbers for Billinghurst and Requa 6 batterv wagons.

batteries. , 6 travelling forges 3 Gatling guns, long, cal. 45, model 1875. 16 sponge buckets. 6-pounder guns. 3 carriages for same. 86 tar buckets. 3 limbers for same. 8 sponges and rammers, l2-poun(ier 1 extra pole for limber, hand. guns. You are Viewing an Archived Copy from the New Jersey State Library QUARTERMASTER-GENERAL'S REPORT. 27

8 sponges and rammers. 6-pound er guns. 504 waist belt plates, U. S., small. 8 sponges and rammers, 3-iach guns. 307 waist belt plates, plain. 5 bristle sponges and staves for 6- 1160 loops for waist belts, old pattern. pounder guns. 912 slides for waist belts, old pattern. 6 bristle sponges and staves for 3-incli 1000 carbine belts and hooks, buffed leather, guns. old. 62 sponges, woven, for 12-pounder guns. 17 pistol holsters, cal, .45. 6 sponges, woven, for 6 pounder guns. 10 pistol holsters, cal. .38. 86 sponges, woolen, 3-inch guns. 144 pistol holsters, cal. ..36. 93 hand spikes. .527 cap pouches, cal. .58. 3 worms and staves, 12-pounder guns. 74 gun slings, cal. .4.5, new. 5 worms and staves, 6 pounder guns. 150 gun slings, cal. .45, worn. 20 worms and staves, 3-ineh guns. 349 gun slings, cal. .58. 24 prolongs, old. 008 cartridge bags, woolen, 3 inch. 18 vent cover.', leather. 431 cartridge bags, woolen, 3^ inch. 7 vent punches. 190 cartridge bags, woolen, 12-pound gun. 17 priming wires. 380 canniiter shot, fixed for 12-pound gun. 32 thumb stalls. 1.50 shells, fixed for 12-pound gun. 30 lanyards. 280 case shot, fixed for 12-pound gun. 24 gunner's haversacks, leather. 40 case shot, fixed 12-pound howitzer. 23 gunner's pouches, leather. 100 cannister shot, fixed 12-pound how- 7 gunner's pincers. itzer. 23 fuse cutters, old pattern. 67 James' solid shot, 3M inch, unfixed. 24 fuse wrenches, old pattern. 128 James' percussion shell, 33^ inch, un- 24 tow hooks, old pattern. fixed. 8 port lire clippers, old pattern. 4425 friction primers, 2390-1000 inches long. 9 canvas paulins for guns, 12x15 feet. 625 friction primers, 1 75-100 inches long. 3 canvas paulins for guns, 0x12 feet. 1.540 friction primers, U. S. 2 canvas paulins for mountain howitzer. 200 pounds powder. Dupont. 6 pendulum hausses for guns. 675 pounds cannon powder.l. K.E., Dupont. 4 globe sights for guns. 750 pounds musket powder, Dupont. 11 patent tompions for 12-pounder guns. 100 pounds rifle pow4(^r, F. F. F. 9 patent tompions for 33^-inch guns. 100 pounds rifle povvder, F. G. 11 patf^nt tompions for 3-inch guns. 10500 blank cartridges, cal. .58. 2.55 cartridare boxes and plates, McKeever, 74 blank cartridges, 3-inch howitzer, 1- cal. .45. new. pound. 207 cartridge boxes and plates. McKeever, 244 blank cartridges, 3-inch howitzer, ^- cal. .45, new. pound. 252 cartridge box plates, extra, cal. .45. 2750 pistol ball cartridge?, cal. .36, old. 200 bayonet scabbards and frogs, cal. .45, 15000 pistol ball cartridges cal. .38. new. 2886 pistol ball cartridges, cal. .44, old. 260 bayonet scabbards and frogs, cal. .45, 4600 pistol ball cartridees, cal. .4.5. new. 2440 pistol blank cartridges, cal. .38. 231 bayonet scabbard attachments, extra, 17000 percussion caps, musket. cal. .4.5. 6( too percussion caps, pistol. 46 waist belts and plates, cal. .45, new. 40320 rifle ball cartridges, cal. .45. 220 waist belts and plates, cal. .45, worn. 16140 carbine ball cartridges, cal. .45. 249 waist belt plate«, cal. .45, extra. 37000 rifle blank cartridges, cal. .45. 110 bayonet scabbards and frogs, U. S. at- ;^X)0 blank cartridges,cal. .4.5,Gattling gun, tachments, leather. old. 40 bayonet scabbards and frogs, U. S. at- 13000 metallic shells, cal. .45, 2 1-10-inch, tachments, steel. new. 139 cartridge belts and plates, cal. .45, .54000 metallic shells, cal. .4.5, for blank car- webbing. tridges. 400 cartridge belts and plates, for Lee .5tXX) metallic shells, cal. .4.5, copper, new. rifle. 17750 reduced shells, cal. .4.5. 6 grains. 399 cartridge boxes, U. S., cal. .58. 2.570 reduced shells, cal. .4-5, 10 grains. 80 cartridge boxes, cadet, cal. .58. 10500 Berdan primers. No. 1. 183 cartridge boxes, pistol, cal. .36. .50000 U. M. C. Co. primers. 1811 cartridge box plates, U. S. 2500 Remington primers. 600 cartridge box monograms, N. G. axiDbul'ets, cal. .4.5, patched, 550 grains. 626 cartridge bo.x belts, leather. 7000 bullets, cal. .45, patched, 500 grains. .50 cartridge box belt plates, figure 1. 1.500 bullets, cal. .45, patched, 420 grains. 50 cartridge box belt plates, figure 2. 31000 bullets, cal. 4.5, flat point, 40.5 grains. 50 cartridge box belt plates, figure 3. 1000 bullets, cal. .45. 405 grains. 50 cartridge box belt plates, figure 5. 17000 reduced bullets, cal, .45, solid base, 50 cartridge box belt plates, figure 6. 230 grains. 50 cartridge box belt plates, figure 7. 900 reduced bullets, cal. .4.5, hollow base, 58 cartridge box belt plates, figure 8. 2:50 grains. 59 cartridge box belt plates, figure 9. 10000 bullets, spherical, cal. .45. 2081 cartridge box belt plates, eagles. 18000 lubricants, for patched bullets, 287 waist belts, leather, cal. ..58. cal. 45. 50 waist belt plates, letter A. 9000 paper targets, 25 yards. 50 waist belt plates, letter B. 347 paper targets, .50 yards. 50 waist belt plates, letter C. 290 paper targets, 75 yards. 50 waist belt plates, letter D. 138 paper targets, 100 yards. 50 waist belt plates, letter E. 28 paper targets, 200 yards. 50 waist belt plates, letter F. .50 paper targets, C. 50 waist belt plates, letter H. 8 target butts and snields. .50 waist belt plates, letter I. 62 cavalry saddles, old pattern, worn. 50 waist belt plates, letter K. 9 cavalry saddles, L. C, U. S. pattern, 1319 waist belt plates, U. S. new. You are Viewing an Archived Copy from the New Jersey State Library 28 QUARTERMASTER-GENERAL'S REPORT.

55 cavalry bridles, old pattern, wora. 4 pairs spurs, U. S., old. 9 cavalry bridles, U. S. pattern, new. 9 pairs spurs, U. S., new. 60 watering bridles, old pattern, worn. 9 pairs spur straps. 9 watering bridles, U. S pattern, new. 9 canteens and straps, U. S., new. 55 halters, old pattern, worn. 9 haversacks and straps, U. S.. new. 9 baiters, U. S. pattern, new. 18 lariats. 51 saddle blankets, old, worn. 15 picket pins. 9 saddle blankets, U. S., new. 2 sets prairie cart harness, old. 24 surcingles, old, worn. 4 sets gatling gun harness, old. 8 surcingles, U. S., new. 6 whips, artillery. 11 officers' saddles, seated. 32 valises, artillery. 1 Whitman saddle. Com. -in-Chief. 46 curry combs, old. 5 officers' bridles, staff. 52 horse brushes, old. 6 officers' bridles, X. J. 9 carry combs, U. S., new. 2 saddle cloths, plain. 9 horse brushes, U. S., new. 2 saddle cloths, X. C. S., Second Brigade. 1040 cone guards and chains for Enfield 7 color sockets, cavalry. rifles.

Imperfect and Unserviceable Ordjiance and Ordnance Stores.

]9 Sharpe's rifles, cal. .45, B. L. N. C. O. swords. Masonic pattern. 8 rifle muskets, cadet, cal. .58. musician's swords. 1 rifle musket, T. A. Co.. cal. .58. N. C. O. sword frogs. 513 rifles, cal. .58. gunner's haversacks, leather. 3 Colt's revolvers, cal. .36, Whitney. gunner's pouches, leather. 32 cartridge boxes, cal. .45. cavalry saddles, old pattern. 225 cartridge boxes, cal. .-58. cavalry bridles, old pattern. 30 cartridge bos belts, cal. .58. cavalry halters, old pattern. 79 waist belts, cal. .58. pistol hotsters. cal. 3i6. 59 cap pouches, cal. .58. sets Gatling gun harness. 86 gun slings, cal. .58. N. C O. sword shoulder belts, buffed 382 bayonet scabbards, cal. ..58. leather. 102 bayonet scabbards, cal. .45. 27 N. G. O. sword shoulder belts, glazed 11 waist belts, cal. .45. leather. 225 gun slings, cal. .45. 3 feed cases, Gatling gun, raodel 1875. 18 cavalry sabres. 180 rounds ammunition, Billinghurst bat- 8 artillery sabres. tery. 12 artillery swords, foot. sabre knots, buffed leather, old. 14 artillery sword belts and plates. nose bags. 68 N. C. O. sword?. You are Viewing an Archived Copy from the New Jersey State Library

TABULAR STATEMENTS,

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STATEMENT A.

Statement of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores in Possession of the

• National Guard, Octoher 31, 1895.

OFFICERS.

Division Headquarters — — BriKadier General P F Warser, Comiuanding- First Brigade Britradier-General B. W. Spencer, Inspector-General Rifle Practice Brigadier-General John D. McGill, Surg'eon-General N. G. Brevet Brigadier-General G. E P. Howard, late Inspector Division Brevet Brig. -General James Van Valen, late Ass't Insp.-Gen. Rifle Practice. 1 Brevet Brigadier-General J. C. .son, retired 1 Colonel John C. Owens, Assistant Inspeccor General Rifle Prantice Colonel William F. Decker, Assistant Inspeotor.General Rifle Practice Colonel D. B. Murphy, Inspector Second Brigade Colonel John T. Van Cleef, late A. D. C. Commander-in-Chief Colonel Anthony R. Kuser, A. D C. Commander-in-Chief Colonel Cyrus F. Loutrel, Deputy Quartermaster-General Colonel E. L. B. Godfrey, Assistant Surtreon-General. Lieutenant-Colonel William S. Righter, P. M. Division Stall' 1 Lieutenant-Colonel Mortimer Lampson, Medical Inspector 1 . Lieutenant-Colonel C. F. AV. Meyers, Surgeon First Brigade 1 Major Thomas F. Bedle, Quartermaster First Brigade Major William M. Palmer, Quartermaster Second Brigade Captain S. Wood McClave, A. D. C. First Brigade 1| 1 1 Total. 16 13 You are Viewing an Archived Copy from the New Jersey State Library QUARTERMASTER-aENERAL'S REPORT. 31

STATEMENT A—Continukd.

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STATEMENT A—Continued.

Statement of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores in Possession of the- National Guard, October 31st, 1895.

OFFICERS.

Col. E. A. Camphell, Coramanding First Regiment Lieutenant-Colonel R. Heber Brientuall, First Regiment Captain Henry Allers, Assistant Surgeon First Regiment Captain George W. Church, Quarter-Master First Regiment. Captain Charles Roilly Commanding — Captain (ieorge Handley, Commanding — Lieutenant Harry T. Spain, Commanding Captain Alfred Williams, Commanding Captain James K. Walsh, Commanding.. Captain Chai-les R. EUery, Commanding Captain George M. Buttle. Commanding Captain George O. Hoadley, Commanding Captain Robert L. Smith, Late Commanding Captain Frank Hayes, Commandinif Captain George W. Deeths, Late Commanding Captain Joseph H. McMahon, Commanding Captain Theodore C. Reiser, Commandmg 2 .. Captain Edwin R. W^stervelt, Commanding -. 75 Total '93 You are Viewing an Archived Copy from the New Jersey State Library

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STATEMENT A—Continued.

Statement of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores in Possession of the National Guard, October Hist, 1895.

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STATEMENT A—Continued.

Statement of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores in Possession of the National Guard, October 31st, 1895.

OFFICERS.

ColoLel S. V. s. .Mii/zev. Comm^inflin'-' SK;ond Reifiment Captain John T. Hilton, \rijiiraur Second Ketriment Lieutenant John H. Hopix^r. Quartermaster Second Kegiment Maior Charles Buttner, Sursn^on S-oond Kejriment Lieutenant William M. Brinu. Assistant Sun^eon Second Regiment Captain Frederick T. Vandervoort. Couimauding Captain Ausrustus Van ttieson, CommandinK Captain James Parker, Commanding- Lieutenant Albert Van Walraven Lieutenant "William W. Stalter Lieutenant Samuel H. Dailey, late Captain Hamilton M. Ross, Jr., Commanding, Lieutenant James T. Barker.. Lieutenant John H. Doremus Captain Henrj- R. Goesser, Commanding- Lieutenant Lorenzo Gismond Lieutenant John Brinkerhofl" Captain Charles Barr, Commanding. Captain .John Entrel. Commanding Lieutenant George E. Wells Lieutenant Walter V. Clark Captain Isaac Schoenthal, Commanding Captain Terence E. Murphy, Commanding Lieutenant Stuart C. Smith — Lieutenant Nathan C. Horton Captain Thomas H. Slack, Commanding Captain Addison Ely. Commanding Lii-utenant Wilkin Bookstaver Lieutenant Joseph J. Blake CaptaiQ Edward L. Petty, C"mmanding Lieutenant Alfred T. Hollv, Battalion Adjutant Lieutenant Charles F .Adams. Battalion Adjutant Sergeant Walter B. Adams, Gun Detachment Sers-eant F. W. Winterbum, Xon-Commissioned Staff Sergeant Peter Schmitt, Xon-Commissioned Staff Sergeant Michael Buckley, Xon-Commissioned Staff Sergeant .Abram Mosle', JJon.Commissioned Staff You are Viewing an Archived Copy from the New Jersey State Library QCARTERMASTER-OE^sERAL'S REPORT. 35

STATEMENT A—Cn tin led.

Statement of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores in Possession of the

National Guard, October Slst, 1895.

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STATEMENT A—Continued.

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STATEMENT A— Conti.nued.

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STATEMENT A—Continued.

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Colonel Hutrh H. Abernelliy, ComuiuudiUK Founh Keyijutui Lieutenant Benjamin F. Moore, Jr., Quaiteniiiistt r Fourth Ke;iimeut Captain Benjamin M. Gerardin, Adjutant Brevet Major A. P. Bu^^h, retired Captain Charles H. SprinKstead, Inspector Kiflc Practice Major Joseph Brensintrei- Lieutenant John J. Broderick, Assistant Surgeon Captain Werner Bruns, Judge-Advocate Captain J. Howard Bumstead, Commanding 4.5 10 Lieutenant William Robertson Lieutenant H. H. Bowle.v Captain Andrew Derroni, Commanding 40|— Lieutenant Frederick Eg'e Captain John liraham, late Commanding- Captain H. H. Brinkerhofl', Commanding 17 Lieutenant Daniel C. Burns, late LieutenaEt Mervin Armsti'ong Lieutenant Michael Ambrose Captain Thomas B. O'Neill, Commanding D Lieutenant Mortimer J. Gleason I Captain Arthur L. Steele, Commanding E [ Lieutenant Adam Steip E Lieutenant Isaac Pullen E Captain John H. Kejm, Commanding F 40 10

Lieutenant Edward I Edwards I F 40L... 2 Captain Samuel E. Bouker, Commanding i G

Lieutenant Wallace N. Vreeland i G H 40 Captain Henry Spielman, Commanding j Captain Louis G. Wilcox, Commanding 28 Hi 2' Lieutenant Arthur L. McFarlane Captain Henry Lohniann^ Jr., Commanding .... 7B Captain Alvin H. Gratt', Commanding 13 40 Lieutenant Peter S Hulsizer Lieutenant Abel P. Brown, Commanding Gun Detachment Sergeant W. K. Clements. Non-Commissioned Staff Sergeant Theodore A. Johnson, Non-Commissioned Staff Sergeant T. Bergen Gaddis, Non-Commissioned Staff Lieutenant John T. Pringle, Battalion Adjutant Captain J. T. Shearman, Commanding Cadets

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STATEMENT A-Contimed.

Statement of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores in Possc.-ision of the

National Guard^ October 31, 1895.

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STATEMENT A—Continued.

Statement of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores in Possession of the National Guard, October 31, 1895.

Lieutenant Joseph F. Clime, Battalion Adjutant . Captain D. Landon, Commanding' A Thomas ,

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Lieutenant Alouzo Thompson i 1 D Iiieutenant D. T Mather, Baltalirn Adjutant D Captain Benjamin W. Cloud, CommanUiug K I. Lieutenant Warner Kircher | E

Lieutenant C. Walter Shivers ' E

Captain Samuel E. Perry, Commandiiitr , F

Captain John A. Mather, Comiuanding ! G

Lieutenant James E. Mather i G late Captain H. F. Douglass, Commandiuif I H

Captain Lantfdou W. Harris, Ci>mmandiU'-r j K Sergeant John Pettibone, Gun Detachment ' 1 Serjeant Joel S. Perkins. Gun Detachment i Corporal David B. Perkins, Gun Detachment i

Serjeant r'pton S. Jefl'reys, Nou-Commissioned Staff ! Sergeant J. M. Wilkins, Non-Commissioned Stafi' Sergeant H. W Smith. Non-Commissioned .Stafl Sergeant I'uttle C. Walker, Nou-Coni missioned Statt' Sergeant Chas. A. Barnard, Hospital and Ambulance Corps

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STATEMENT A—Continued.

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STATEMENT A—Continued.

Statement of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores in Possession of the

National Guard, October -'31, 1895.

OFFICERS.

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Colonel Win. H Sbirra, ConmiandiiiK 7th Reg-iiuent, N. G.,. Lieutenant Colonel, Charles Y. baiiitord Captain lieorg-e T. Crauiiier, Quartermaster, Captain Charles A Reid, Inspe.jtor Rifle Practice, Major Charles P. Leaviti, Sergfon. __ 1' . Captain N. Clayton. Coiuiuanding, A 12i 82 Lewis I 1, Lieutenant Gouvernunr V. Packer, 1 A

Lieutenant William F. Skilluiau, . Captain (jeorge L. Forniau, Commandinjc, Lieutenant William G. Maddofb, Lieutenant Frank J. Towers, Captain Horaee i\[. Reading, Coniiuanding'. 581 Captain John E Walsh, lati' Commanding-, — 1 Captain Bei'nard Roj^-ers, Comniandint;', 49 12 60

Lieutenant Patrick J. Anderson, I ll Lieutenant Frank J. O'Hara Ij .Major Andrew J Buck, ... 1..-.

Captain Peter Vredenl)urKli, Cdmmauding, 58! I 57 Serg-eaut Jacob Ma.ver, Captain Wiufleld S. trale. Comiiiandin!=r,._ 2' 61 Captain Richard F. Goodman, ComniandiuK, ..i 70 69

Captain John W. Adams, CommauiUnff ..( ; 50 Lieutenant Edward Caterall, Lieutenant James V. Cain, Captain Richard R. Whitehead, CommandinR General Detachment, 1:::: Sergeant Frank Allaire, Non-Commissioned Staff, 1 Sergeaut Philip .\rQold, Nou-Comiuissioned Stall'. Sergeant Frank H. Lalor, Nou-Com missioned titaft', Serg-eaut Hoiaei^ Biddle, Nun-Commissioned Stall',

Total. 225 185 lU .522 You are Viewing an Archived Copy from the New Jersey State Library QUAKTERMASTER-GENERAL'S REPORT. 43

STATEMENT A—Cojjtixued.

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STATEMENT A—Continued.

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STATEMENT A—Continued.

Statement of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores in Possession of the National Guard, October 31st, 1S95. You are Viewing an Archived Copy from the New Jersey State Library 46 QUARTERMASTER-GENERAL'S REPORT.

STATEMENT A—Continued.

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STATEMENT A—Continued.

Statement of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores in Possession of the National Guard, October 31, 1895.

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STATEMENT A—Continued.

Statement of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores in Possession of the

National Guard, October 31, 189."). You are Viewing an Archived Copy from the New Jersey State Library QUARTERMASTER-GENERAL'S REPORT. 49

STATEMENT A— Continued.

Statement of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores in Possession of the Nationcd Guards October 31, 1895.

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STATEMENT A— C(»ntinued.

Statement of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores in Possession of the National Guard, October 31, 1895.

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Field and Staff First Regiment Second Regiment Third Regiment Fourth Regiment Sixth Regiment Seventh Regiment Satling Gun Co. A Gatling Gun Co. B First Troop Cavalry Second Troop Cavalry. Total You are Viewing an Archived Copy from the New Jersey State Library QUARTERMASTER-GEI^EKAL'S REPOET. 51

STATEMENT A—Contiisied.

Statement of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores in Possession of the

National Guard, October '.^\, 1895.

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TABULAR STATEMENT B.

Statement of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores in Possession of the

Naval Beserve of Neiv Jersey^ October 31, 1895.

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STATEMENT B—Continued.

Statement of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores in Possession of the Naval Reserve of New Jersey^ October 31, 1895. You are Viewing an Archived Copy from the New Jersey State Library

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TABULAR STATEMENT C.

Statement of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores in Possession of Mil-

itary Academies and Schools, October 31, 1893.

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Rev. Elias Schenck, Brainard Institute, Cranbury H. P. Davison, Collegiate Institute. Sale.m H. K. Trask, South Jersey Institute, Bridg-eton Kev. E. M. Keilly, Burlington College. Burlington J. B. Gibson, Bu^.iugton College, Burlington Kev. J. M. Clere, Burlington College Major A. A. Campbell. Military Inotitiate, Freehold Henry E Slautrht, Peddle Institute, Hightstown Piev. E. H. Porcile, College Sacred Heart. Vineland Phoebus W. Lyon, West Jersey Academy. Bridgeton — Prof. C. E. Brower, Glen wood Collegiate Institute, Matawan Cai>tain Thomas D. Landon, Bordentown Military Institute, Bordentown. J. G. McVicker, Montclair Military Academy. Montclair Sacred Heart Schools, Trenton William S. Sweeney. Jersey City High School, Jersey City Laselle H. White, Paterson High School. Paterson Rev. James A. MoFaul, St. Mary's School. Trenton Prof. George G. Ryan, New Brunswick High School, New Brunswick Richard F. Locs. Mt. Holly Military Academy, Mt. Holly Rev. John E Ccndon, St. Peter's College, Jersey City Rev. M. A. O'Reilly, St. Joseph's School, Trenton Total You are Viewing an Archived Copy from the New Jersey State Library QUARTERMASTER-GENERAL'S REPORT. 55

STATEMENT C—Cdntinied.

Statement of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores in Pof^session of Mil-

itary Academies and Scliools, October 31, 1895. You are Viewing an Archived Copy from the New Jersey State Library 56 QUARTERMASTER-GENERAL'S REPORT.

TABULAR STATEMENT D.

Statement of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores in Possession of In-

dependent Organizations, October 31, 1895. You are Viewing an Archived Copy from the New Jersey State Library QUARTERMASTER-GEXERAL'S REPORT. 57

STATEMENT D—Continlkd.

Statement of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores in Possession of In- dependent Organizations, October 31, 1895.

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TABULAR STATEMENT E.

Statement of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores in Possession of the Department of Netv Jersey, Grand Army of the Bepuhlic, Oc- tober 31st, 1895.

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STATEMENT E— Continued.

Statement of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores in Possession of the

Department of Ne IV Jersey, Grand Army of the Republic^ Oc- tober 31st, 1S95.

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TABULAR STATEMENT F.

Statement of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores in Possession of Sons of Veterans, Division of Neiv Jersey^ October 31, 1895. You are Viewing an Archived Copy from the New Jersey State Library quartp:rmaster-genekal's report. 61

STATEMENT F—Continued.

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