The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-03-30
ARMY NOTES.

Cadet Andrew NJ Punch, 4th class, Military
Academy is granted leave on surg.'s certlhcate
until August 3d.
Mai. James w Scully, @. NJ, is ordered to
the National Cemetery, Chattanooga, Tenn.
The extension of leave on surg.s certificate
granted Capt. John NJ Norvell, l2th lhl., Is eA-
tended 3 months.
Lieut.. j. P. SERVER, Sd Art. has returned to
the city after Southern trip undertaken for the
benefit of his health.
Asst Sec Chandler has gone to his hSme at
Independence, Kan, for visit OF some weeks
The remains of Gen. Francis Fl. Smith were
inferred with military honors Monday after
noon at Lexington, Va, Rev. k. e. Mcbride
officiating. Gen Scott ehlpP superlhtetRaeeu et ted
Virginia Military Institute, who attended in
BODY with side arms. 4 special train from
Richmond brought number OF old cadets TO
attend the funeral.
Post Chaps. S. G.. Dodd, j. A. NJ. Latourette,
and David Wilson have been placed on the re-
tired list.
Lieut.. Charles w Clay, 18th Inf, is detailed as
professor of military science and tactics at the
Agricultural and Mechanical College, LeXing-
ton, Ky on Sept. L., relieving 1t Dillard ii,
Clark, 18th Inf, who will join his co. It, Clay
will report at the college Aug. l.
Maj. James II. Lord is granted l month and
20 days leave on surg's. certihcate
Mai. William +. tucker, payhF', - OiuGieu
to Washington Barracks Fort Myer, Va; Fort
McHenry, Md, and Fort Monroe Va, TO pay
the troops at those stations
The following transfers will be made May l.:
1t. Col. William NJ. Graham, from the lst Art
to the 9th Art; 1t. Col. Richard Lodor, from
the 9Th Art to the 1st Art: 1t. Col. Graham
will Join the 9th Art upon its arrival in the
Div. of the Pacific, and 1t. Col. Lodor will join
the lst Art. when ii arrives in the Div. OF the
Atlantic.
Mai Peter d. Vroom, insp. gen, on the eX-
piration of his leave, is ordered to report in
person to the Insp. Gen of the Army, this city,
for temporary duty in his Office
Capt Henry P. Birmingham, asst. surg, is
relieved from station at Fort klamath, ore,
and from temporary duty at Vancouver Bar
racks. Wash, and will report to the command
ing officer Of Boise Barracks, Idaho
Lieut. John f. Myers 80 Art, is granted 4
months leave
The resignation of 1t. Harvey d. Reed, 25th
Inf. is accepted by the President, to take effect
June 80.
The following changes of stations of post
chaplains are ordered Chap. George W. simp
son, from Fort Brown, Tex, TO Alcatraz Island
sidio Of San Francisco TO Fort Bridger, Wyo
Chap George Robinson, from San Antonio
Tex TO Fort Davis, Tex; Chap. John b. Nc
Cleery, from the Military Prison, Fort Leayen
worth, Kan, 10 Fort AssinnibOine, Mont; Chap
Oryille j Nave, from Fort Omaha, Neb, tC
Fort Niobrara, Neb.; Chap. Sherman NJ. Mer
rll, from Fort Clark, Tex, to Fort Reno, Ind
Ter; Chap. John ID. Parker, from Fort Riley
Kan, TO Fort Robinson, Neb; Chap, Thomas
W. Barry, from Fort Sidney, Aeb., to Fort
Sully, S. D.; Chap. William IL. Scott, from
Benicia Barracks Cal TO Fort Du Chesne
Utah Ter; Chap. Joseph A. Potter, from Sa1
Diego Barracks, Cal, 10 Fort Clark, Tex; Chap
Brant c. Hammond, from Fort Douglas, Utah