The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-09-14

Cadet A. NJ. Punch, 4th class, Military Acad
envy, has been discharged the service of the L.
S. by reason of physical disability.
w. A. Pratt and V. S. Warrner, cadets at the
Military Academy, have been granted leave of
absence on account of sickness until June 13,
1891, when they will report for examination be-
fore the medical examining board to determine
whether they are physically qualified to continue
with the corps of cadets.
The resignation by Maj. j. c. Gilmore, asst.
adjt. gen., of his commission as capt. oath Inf.
only, has been accepted by the President to take
effect Aug 30, 1890.
The resignation by Capt. George Ruhlen, A.
: Q. NJ, of his commission as 1st 1t. 18th Inf.
only, has been accepted by the President, to-
take effect Aug. 80, 1890.
The order directing Capt. A. Il. Egbert, I'd
Inf, to appear before the retiring board at
Omaha, Neb has been revoked.
Second Lieut.. Frank Greene, Signal Corps,
has upon the expiration of his leave of absence
been ordered to proceed from Whipple Barracks,
Prescott, Ariz., to Santa Fe n. NJ.
First Lieut. B. H. Randolph, Bat. A., Sd Art,
has been ordered to Bat. G Oct. l.
Lieut. Col. G. B. Dandy, deputy Q. NJ. gen.,
has been ordered from this city to the national
cemetery at Annapolis on public business, and
upon completion of the same will return to his
proper station.
The order transferring 1st 1t. G. w. Hobbs,
Sd Art, from Bat. c to Bat. G of that regt. has
been revoked, and he will be transferred to Bat.
| A Oct. l. 1890
First Lieut.. N s. Jarvis, asst surg, has been
relieved from duty at Fort Verde, A. T., and
| will report in person to comdg. officer San
| Carlos, A. T., for duty at that station.
| Capt. w. G. Manning, 23d Inf, has been Or
| dered from recruiting duty at Evansville, Ind,
by the supt. of the recruiting service, and will
| then proceed to join his regt.
| Capt. w. A. Kobbe, Sd Art has been Or
dered from Fort Monroe to Boston on public
business connected with the Artillery School at
| Fort Monroe.
Col G. a. Mendell, Corps of Engs., has been
ordered to Monterey, Cal
Additional Second Lieut.. Edgar Jadwin,
Eng Corps, has been ordered to report at once
| to Capt. L. l.. Casey, Jr, Eng Corps, n. Y.
City, for duty at Ellis Island.
Second Lieut. w. S. Scott, 1st Cav, has been
relieved from further duty at the Agricultural
and Mechanical College of Texas, and will join
his troop.
Capt. B. G. Lockwood, 22d Inf, has been re-
| lieved from duty at Fort Abraham Lincoln, n
| D., and ordered to duty at Fort Keogh, Mont
The extension of the leave of absence granted
Capt. Z. 7. Eagan, Z. s., has been still further
extended months.
The following post chaplains have been re-
lieved from further duty at their present stations
and transferred as follows: Post Chaplain w.
| III. Pearson, from Alcatras Island, Cal, TO Mt.
| Vernon Barracks, Ala: Post Chaplain J. @.
| Kerr, from Mt Vernon Barracks, Ala, to Fort
| Barrancas, Fla.
Maj. Isaac Arnold, Jr., Ord. Dept, has been
ordered for temporary duty to Bowling Green,
KY.
Capt j. F. Greer, Ord. Dept, has been or
dered from the n. Y. Arsenal to Hartford and
! Bridgeport, Conn.
tiring board appointed to meet at Washington
Sept. 15 Maj. w. II. Gardner, surg; Mai. X.
H. White, surg; Maj. Arthur Macarthur, asst
adjt. gen.; Capt, James Chester, Sd Art; Capt
G. S. Anderson, Sth Cav, with 1st 1t Constan-
tine Chase, r. Q. NJ. 3D. Art, recorder.
Maj. j. X. Corson, surg, has been relieved
from duty at Fort Sherman, Idaho, and ordered
to report to the comdg. officer Washington
Barracks for duty at that station.
Second Lieut.. E. T. Wilson, 1st Art, has
been transferred from Bat. l. to light bat. of
that regt., to take effect Oct. l, and ordered to
join the bat to which he has been transferred,
at Fort Riley, Kan.
Second Lieut.. ii. NJ. Roach, 1st Inf, has been
ordered to report on Monday next to Mai. w.
ii. Gardner, surg, president OF the Army retir-
ing board appointed to meet at the War Dept
at Washington, for examination by the board
The Army retiring board convened at Wash
ington by order of May 10 has been dissolved
Capt. George Ruhen, A. G. NJ, has been or
dered to repair to Washington and report to the
Q, NJ Gen. u. S. A. for consultation preimi
nary to his assignment to station.
The following transfers in the 25th Inf. have
been made; Capt. Gaines Lawson, from Co. | tC
Co. E; Capt Harry Reade, from Co. to Co. |
Capt r. j. Stivers, from Co. f to Co. X; Capt. II
p. Rtzius, from Co. X to Co. f; 1st 1t. Redmond
Tully, from Co. to Co, X; 1st 1t r. II. X
Loughborough, from Co. X to Co. e.; 1st 1t
George Andrews, from Co. + to Co. f; 1st 1t
r. f. Glenn, from Co. to Co. /; lst 1t. j. o
Green, from Co. l to Co. b; 2d 1t. A. S. Frost
from Co. f to Co. X; ID 1t G. G. French
from Co. X to Co. A. Lieuts. Loughborough
Green, and French will join the respective cos
to which they are transferred.
The following have been appointed cadets a
West Point: l.. G. Lyon, Williamsport, 16tl
Dist. Pa; e. Il. Collins, (alternate,) Hepburn
10th Dist. Pa; G. S. Wallace, Sherman, 5tl
Dist. Texas; William Merritt, alternate,
Melissa, 9Th Dist. Texas; Daniel Duncan, III
Dist. KY.
The following board has been detailed to NEE
at Fort Monroe Oct. 8 for examination for pro
Frank, "a Art. Maj. John Brooke, surg; Maj
M. r. Miller, 9TH Art; Capt. S. NJ. Mills, 5tl
Art. 1st 1t. 3. NJ. Foote, 4th Art; I'd 1t. VIII
loughby Wake, I'd Art, recorder The follow
ing non-com. officers have been ordered to ap
pear before the board for examination: Q. NJ
Sergt. j. G.. Ord, lst Inf; 1st Sergt. Charlie
Miller Troop NJ, 9Th Cav; Sergt j, E. Dodge
Co. ID, 11th Inf; Sergt. j. r, Leyburn, Co. A
18th Inf, and Corp. II. j. Hunt, Co. l, l4tl
Ord and Corp Hunt nephew of the late Col
Hunt, who was superintendent of the Soldiers
Home in this city at the time of his death
about is months ago.