Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-27
ARMYoRpERs.


The extension Of leave Of absence grant
| ed Major Edward w. Whittemore, Tenth
| infantry, Is further extended twenty days.
Captain John Van R Hof. assistant
surgeon, is relieved from duty at Fort
Reno, /. T., and will report to the COM
| manding officer at Fort Riley. Kan. for
duty at that station, relieving Major Dali
las Bache. surgeon. who will report TO the
commanding general. department. OF the
Platte, for duty as medical director OF
that department, upon the retirement
from active service Of Colonel Thomas A.
McParlin. surgeon.
8 Second-class Private Charles 81. Daven-
port, ordnance detachment, now with his
command at Rock Island Arsenal, ILL.,,
| will be sent to Hot Springs, Ark, to en-
able him to enter the army and navy gen
eral hospital.
Private Charles P. January, troop G,
Fourth cavalry. now with his troop az
Fort Lowell, Ariz., is transferred to the
provost guard, general service, military
prison, Fort Leavenworth, Kan.
Private Sterling P. Lyonberger, com
pany A, Tenth infantry. now with MS
company ct Fort Crawford, COL. vii! be
sent to Hot Springs. Ark, to enable him
to enter the army and navy general nos
pital.
The following named officers having
completed the course Of study at the Uni
ted States infantry and cavalry school at
Leavenworth, Kan, and having been
found proficient, are relieved from further
duty at the school: Second Lieutenant
Godfrey II. Macdonald, First cavalry; Sec,
ond Lieutenant Roger d. Bryan, SECOND
cavalry; Second Lieutenant Ernest S:
Robert A. Brown. Fourth cavalry; Second
Lieutenant John T. Hates, Fifth cavalry;
Second Lieutenant Lewis M. koehler;
Sixth cavalry: Second Lieutenant Charles
w. Farber, Eighth cavalry; Second Lieu
tenant William D. McAneny, Ninth cavai-
ry; Second Lieutenant Everett benJa.
min, First infantry; Second Lieutenant
E. Y. Smith, Second Infantry; Second
Lieutenant John L. Sehon, Fourth In
fantry; Second Lieutenant Jas. Wilson,
Fifth Infantry; Second Lieutenant VIM.
P. Burnham, Sixth Infantry; Second Lieu
tenant Chas. Beckurth, Second infantry;
Second Lieutenant Chauncey d. BAKER,
Miner, Ninth Infantry; Second Lieutenant
Evan M. johnson, Jr., Tenth Infantry;
Second Lieutenant o. Gurvits, Eleventh
Infantry; Second Lieutenant Carl Hoops,
Thirteenth Infantry; First Lieutenant Geo.
7. Patterson, Fourteenth Infantry. Sec
ond Lieutenant Stephan NJ. Hackney,
Sixteenth Infantry; First Lieutenant
try; Second Lieutenant j. Harry Duvai,
Eighteenth infantry; Second Lieutenant
Frank Mcintyre, Seventeenth infantry:
Second Lieutenant w. McCaskey, Twenty
first infantry; Second Lieutenant Edwin
A. Root, Twenty second infantry; Second
Lieutenant Carl Reichman, Iwenty-eight
infantry. The officers named whose
troops and companies are serving at sta
lions other than Fort Leavenworth, will
join their proper stations by September l,
1889.
The following named officers having
been under instruction at the United
States Infantry AMI Cavalry school at Fort
Leavenworth, Kan, during the course or
study commencing September !, 1887, are
relieved from duty at the school: Second
Lieutenant Selah R. H. Tompkins, Sev-
enth cavalry; First Lieutenant Willard +.
Eggleston, Tenth cavalry; Secon Lleuten-
ant Thomas H. Wilson, Second infantry;
First Lieutenant John j. Haden, Eighth
infantry; First Lieutenant William o.
ant Raymond r, Stevens, Twenty-thlrd
| infantry. First Lieutenant Walter s.
Scott, Twenty fifth infantry. The officers
named except Lieutenant Haden, will pro-
coed without delay to join their proper
stations Lieutenant Hayden will pro-
coed to his proper station at the expiration
Of his present sick leave OF absence.
| the regulations of the United States infan-
try and cavalry school, Fort Leavenworth,
Kan, the following named officers are de-
tailed for instruction at the school for
| two years. course, commencing September
| /, 1889: Second Lieutenant Willard A. Hol-
brook, First cavalry; Second Lieutenant
Edwin NJ Suplee, Second cavalry; Second
Lieutenant William H. Hay, Third cav
airy: Second Lieutenat Floyd W. Harris,
Fourth cavalry: Second Lieutenat John
NJ. jenkins, Fifth cavalry; First Leuten-
ant Thomas C. Cruise, Sixth cavalry; Sec
ond Lieutenant Sedgwick Rice, Seventh
cavalry; First Lieutenant Andrew q.
ant Philip P. Powell, Ninth cavalry: Sec
| o1d Lieutenant Robert 6. Pax
ton, Tenth avalry; First Lieu
tenant Nat P. Phister, First
| infantry; Second Lieutenant VIM. M.
| Wright, Second infantry; Second Lieuten-
ant, VIM. C. Neary, Third infantry, Sec
ond Lieutenant George r. French Fourth
Bayles, Fifth infantry; Second Lieutenant
George A. Detchmendy, Sixth infantry;
Second Lieutenant James A. Goodin, Sew"
! enth infantry; Second Lieutenant Joseph
| c.. Beardsley, Eighth infantry; Second
Lieutenant William G. Elliott, Ninth in
fantry; Second Lieutenant VIM. Z. Wren,
| Tenth infantry; First Lieutenant Charles
| w. Penrose, Eleventh infantry; Second
Lieutenant Charles H. Barth, Eighteenth
| infantry; Second Lieutenant Julius A.
| Penn, Jr, Thirteenth infantry: Second
Lieutenant William B. Reynolds, Four
teenth infantry; Second Lieutenant Will
liam Blauvelt, Fifteenth infantry; Second
Lieutenant George l. Putnum, Sixteenth
| infantry; Second Lieutenant Lucius l..
Durfee, Seventeenth infantry; Second
Lieutenant Samuel Smoke, Eighteenth
infantry: Second Lieutenant Thomas q.
Hanson, Nineteenth infantry; Second
Lieutenant Michael J. Lenihan, Twentieth
infantry: Second Lieutenant Charles
| DIVER. Twenty-first infantry; Second Lieu
| tenant Thomos NJ Moody, Twenty-second
infantry: Second Lieutenant George
B. Davis. Twenty third infantry; Second
Lieutenant Joseph b. Bachelor, Jr., Tween,
ty-fourth infantry; Second Lieutenant Al
fred 8. Frost Twenty-fifth infantry. The
officers named, except Second Lieutenant
Charles Dryer, Twenty-first infantry, will
report In person to the commanding officer
of the school Oh September !, 1889. Lieu
tenant Dwyer will report at the expiration
of his present leave Of absence.
So much of paragraph IL. special orders,
June 81, 1885, as relates TO Hospital Stew.
ard Willard Belden. Is amended SO as tc
direct him to proceed to Camp Pena, Col
orado. Tex, upon the expiration OF his
furlough.
CENSUS DISTRICTS,
| WASHINGTON, June 26.-Superintendent
Porter of the census bureau has divided
the country into 173 census districts fol
the purpose of taking the next census