New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-05
NAVY AND ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

Washington. Dec. 4.-Chief Engineer James Butter
worth has been ordered to special duty at the Harrison
Loring Works. Boston Lieutenant Thomas NJ. Brumby
has been detached from duty as assistant to the in
| spector of the Third Lighthouse District and ordered
| to the receiving ship Vermont: Ensigns Charles H..
| Harlow and W. f. Stafford from duty at the Naval
| Academy and ordered TO duty in connection with the
| Worlds Columbian Exposition; Ensign Charles W.
| Jungen, from the Pnta and ordered TO return home
and report for duty in the Office Of 1.-THE Naval 1nteli-
| cencer.; Ensign Guy w. Brown, from the Coast Survey
| steamer Gedney, and ordered to the Pnta; Assistant
| Engineer Gustave Kummerling from duty at London,
England, and ordered home.
Captain William ID. Crosby, assistant surgeon, has
| been relieved from duty as a member of the general
| court-martial convened at Jefferson Barracks, and
Captain Henry Il. Osgood, commissary of subsistence,
| detailed as a member of the court, The leave OF
absence granted to First Lieutenant Francis p. Fremont,
| Sd Infantry, is extended three months. First Lieu
| tenant George 5. IIoyle, 1st Cavalry, Is ordered to
examination for promotion.
The following officers will report in person to Colonel
| Charles F.. Compton, 4th Cavalry, president of the ex-
| aiming board at Fort sherman, Idaho, for examination
for promotion; First Lieutenant Frank a. Edwards, LIST
Cavalry Second Lieutenant Mangus o. Hollis, 4th
Infantry.
The following officers will report i'll person to Lieu
tenant Colonel l.. La Rhett Livingston, Sd Artillery,
president of the examining board at Washington Bar
racks, District Of Columbia, for examination for pro
motion second LlculcUdnts NllldlU i. StOnc, ~ 1T
tillery Ira A. Haynes, Sd Artillery Willoughby Wake,
I'd Artillery, and Louis Ostheim, Cd Artillery.
The following officers VIII report In person to Lieu
tenant-C Colonel Joseph C.. Bailey, assistant medical pur-
veyor, president of the examining board at Fort sam
Houston. Texas, for examination for promotion Sec
ond Lieutenants John COtter. 18th Infantry, and Blan-
ton c. WEIGH, 18th Infantry.
Major John &. Gilmore, Assistant Adjutant-Gcn-
| eral, has been relieved from further duty a. a mem
Der of the tactical board now In session at Leavenworth,
Kan. and will proceed TO Los Angeles, Cal, and report
i'm person 70 the commanding general, Department OF
Arizona, for duty as Assistant Adjutant General Of that
Department. second Lieutenant Herbert >. Whipple,
10th Cavalry, now on sick leave OF absence. has been
detailed for instruction in torpedo service at Willetts
Point, ". y, during the term beginning December /.
The following officers will report in person to Colonel
Matthew NJ. Blunt, 18th Infantry, president Of the ex-
aInining board at the Army Building. New York. for
examination Tor promotion First Lieutenant Quincy
ON Gilmore, sth Cavalry second Lieutenant Ben
jamin .Alvord, Goth Infantry.
The following officers will report in person to Coionei
Elweli :. Otis, goth Infantry, president ~ the ex-
aiming board at the Army Building, New YORK. fo9
examination for promotion Captain william NICK.
Dunn, I'd Artillery First Lieutenant James Il. Mack
lin. regimental quartermaster, nth Infantry.
The extension OF leave Of absence granted MAJOR
Henry G. Thomas, paymastcr, IS still further EXTENDED
until further orders, on surgeons certificate or dIs-
ability. The leave of absence granted 70 Lieutenant
Colonel Richard +. O'Beirnc * extended two months.
Captain Joseph T. Haskell, Odd Infantry, gets thirty
DAYS leave OF absence. and Cadet J. J. McEvilly, fourth
class. Military Academy, until NAV l..