The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-05-04
ARMY NOTES.

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Capt. Henry P. Perrine, 9th Cav, is found in
capacited by retiring board, and granted leave
until further orders.
Lieut. John P. Finley, Sig. Corps, is relieved
from duty at Boston, and ordered to San Fran
cisco, relieving 1t. Joseph E. MaXfeld Sig
Corps, who is granted leave of absence. Lt
MaXfeld at the expiration of his leaveis ordered
to Fort Riley, Kan, for duty as Instructor in
military signaling and telegraphy.
Lieut.. Frank W. Ellis, Sig. Corps, is ordered
from Galveston, Tex, to Norfolk, Va, to as
sumo charge of certain military and sea-coast
telegraph lines.
Lieut. DeRosey C. Cabell, Sth Cav, is detailed
as professor of military science and tactics at
the Ark. Industrial University, Fayetteville,
Ark, July 2, relieving 1t. Edmund L.. Fletcher,
who will join his co.
The extension of leave granted Capt. Louis
A La Garde, asst. surg, is further extended
month on surg certificate.
First Lieut.. Solon F. Massey, 5th Art, is
found incapacitated for active service by retir-
ing board, and granted leave until further Or
ders
Second Lieut., Benjamin N. Purssell, Signal
Corps, is ordered TO Fort Leavenw orth, Kan,
for examination by the retiring board
Lieut. Col Joseph P. Farley, Ord Dept, is
West Point Foundry, Cold Spring, n. Y; the
New Jersey Steel and Iron Company's Works,
Trenton, y. j., and Sandy Hook, \. j., for the
inspection Of pneumatic dynamite guns, and
upon completion Of this duty will return to his
proper station.
Post Chap. William F. Hubbard is granted 4
months leave, May l5
Lieut.. Lorenzo P Dawson, 11th Inf, is re-
lieved from duty at the Eng. School, Willet's
Point n. Y, and will join his co. on the eXpira-
tion Of his present leave.
The leave granted Post Chap Orville J. Nave
is extended Is days.
Maj William F. Tucker, paymr., is ordered tc
Fort Myer, Va; Washington Barracks, D. c.
Fort McHenry Nd, and Fort Monroe, Va, tC
pay the troops at those stations to April 30
1890.
Twenty-Five recruits are to be assigned to thu
7th Inf.
duty as inspector of small-arms practice, Div
Mo, at Chicago, and ordered to report to tn
Governor of Wis. for duty connected with tn
National Guard of that State until September
Lieut.. John A. Dapray, 23d Inf, is granted
months leave.
Post Chap. George w. Simpson is ordere
from Fort Brown, Tex, to Fort Shaw, Mont
June ].
Capt John NJ. Norvell, 18th Inf, is foun
incapacitated for active service by retirin
board, and granted leave until further orders
Second Lieut.. William d. Wright Sigma
Corps, is dropped from the Army rolls for Dc
sertion by order of the President.
Dr. Robert NJ. O'Reilly, of the Army, VIII
has been on leave for the past months, lei
the city Thursday for his new post, near Der
yer, Col, his time having expired.
A general order is issued that hereafter d.
tails 0f officers for special instruction in to-
pedo service at Willet's Point, n. Y, shall
Tor 10 months, instead of months, as at pre-
ent. beginning Dec. and ending Oct. /. II
details will be made Sept. l.
On Sept. ] and oct. !, 1890, the followin
transfers Of Its. of art. TO and from the instru
lion batteries stationed at the Art. School, Fo
Monroe Va, will be effected lst Artist /
Adam shaker, from Bat. G to Bat. +, vice LIST i
Frank s. Harlow, from Bat TO Bat. &; lst /
George " Van Deusen, from Bat. b 10 Bat.
vice lst IT. John /. Chamberlin, from Bat.
Bat B; % 1t. Oscar /. Straub, from Bat.
Bat r. vice "a 1t. Elmer w. Hubbard, fro
Bat + 20 Bat A. lst. 1t. Millard +. iarmo
~ Join hls bat. 60 "a 1t. Fremont +. Peel
from Bat / 10 Bat. +, vice I'd It. T. Bentl'
Mott from Bat + 20 Bat /; lst 1t. David Pric
from Bat / 10 Light Bat. T., vice lst 1t. Gle
mont T. Best, Jr., from Light Bat. j. to Bat
Ist Lt John l.. Chamberlin, from Bat. B
Light Bat =, vice lst 1t. Thomas {. Patterso