New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-25
CHANGES Is IyrAyrRY AND CAVALRY SCHOOLS

CHANGES ~ INFiNTRl AND CAVALRY SCHOO is
Washington. Jua" 2i-ro Captain James Chester. 81
Artillery has been granted four months, leave Of absence
Pay master J. :. Wtchcr has been ordered from Newport
Burr3rkS. Ky. to rHt,Lure; FIRST Lieutenant +. T.
Hobbs Orinan." Department from South bethlehem
this city o temporary duty Captain NJ. ingalls,,
Artillery, from Fogt Monroe wr,t Point y. y. on
Temporary duty Assistant surgeon V. Hon from Fort
Reno l. T. Fort Riley. KAN relieving Surgeon Dallas
Hlrhc, ordered h"adquat"s Department Of the Platte
replace Surgeon T. A. MrTatlin who rcrcs the leave
granted Major f.. W. Whtcmorr. 10th Infantry. has
extended twenty days. Tho following named
orcers having comp' the course Of study
the Tinted states Infantry AMI Cavalry school
Fort LcaNrnworth, Kaa., and having h'cn found
proficient, have been relieved from further duty
the school Second Lcucnants Godfrey H. Macdonald,
Ist Cavalry; Roger -. bryan, n cavalry
Ernest :. Robin, 81 Cavhry; Robert 4. Brown.
4th Cavalry John r lIan"s 9th Cavalry; Lewis NJ.
Kocllcr. 9Th Cavalry; Charles W. Farbrr s,h Cav.
airy william u. MrAnan"y. O;h Cav,lry; Evcr'tt Z.
Rcnjlmn. lSt Infantry: Ermo,t V. smith. 81 Infantry
John l.. Seton ih Infantry; James L. Wilson 5th In.
fantry william T. Burnham, 9th Infantry; Charles L.
Bcrkurs 9th Infantry Chaunccy r. Baker eth Infantry
Lieutenant Christopher C. MIner, 9th Infantry;
Second Lieutenant Evan NJ. Johnson IT,, 10th Infantry
Second Lieutenant odon Gurovts 1lh Infantry; Second
Lieutenant Carl Hoops 18th Infantry First Lieutenant
George r. T. Patterson, lith Infantry; Second Lieu
tenant stephen II. Hackney. 10th Infantry; Second
Lieutenant j. Harry DuNai, 18th Infantry First Lieu
tenant James D. Nickcrson, 17th Infantry; Second Lieu
cnsn, Frank Mcintyre 10th Infantry Second Lieutenant
Edward W McCuskry, oIst Infantry; Second Lieutenant
Edwin A. Root. o2i Infantry Second Lieutenant Carl
Reichmnnn. oath Infantry.
The following officers. having been under instruction
At the United Infantry and Cavalry School Fort
Icuvrnw Kan relieved from duty at this school
| Second Lieutenant Selah Il. II. Tompkins Tth Cav.
airy; First Lieutenant Mnsrd F. Egqlcson 10th Cavalry
Second Lieutenant Thomas H. Wilson, I'd Infantry; First
Lieutenant John j. Hadon. 9Th Infantry First Lieutenant
william o. Coey 18th Infantry Second Lieutenant Ray.
mond r. stevens. ga Infantry; First Lieutenant Walter
s. Scott 25th Infantry. Those officers named except
Lieutenant Haden viii Join their proper stations.
Tho following officers detailed for instruction OF the
Fort Lavenworth Imfanuy and Cavalry School the
two years beginning September !, 1889. Second
Lcucuants willard A. lIobrook. lst Cavalry; Edwin NJ
| SurIcc. "a Cavalry; William J. Hay 81 Cavalry; Floyd
". Harris. Ith Cavalry; John NJ Jenkins 5th Cavalry
first Lieutenant Thomas Cruise 9th Cavalry Second Lieu.
tenant scdgwick Rice, tn cavalry First Lieutenant An.
drew e. Hammond 9Th Cavalry; First Lieutenant Phip
| l.. Powell, 9th Cavalry; Iccond Lieutenant Robert O.
Paxton 10th Cavalry First Leutehans Nat J.. Phlsnr
1T Infantry william NJ Wright, 81 Infantry william
c. Ncay 81 Infantry George h. French, ith Infantry
James Daylies. 9th Infantry George n Detehnendy 9th
Infantry; James A. Goodin. ith Infantry; Joseph c.
Besrdsey, 9Th Infantry William o. Elliott Oh Infantry
William C. Wren. 10th Infantry First Lieutenant Charles