Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-08

Hrst class united states Military Academy, has
been detailed to attend the encampment of the
National Guard of the District of Columbia at
Fort Washington for the purpose of giving in
structlon in guard duty. He will be relieved
from duty at West Point at noon Saturday,
July 10, and will return to duty there by guard
mount ON July 80.
New ARMY RETIRING BoARD.-By direc-
ton OF the President the army retiring board
at st. Paul and Minneapolis, Mimi, appointed
by department order dated January IL, 1889. is
dissolved and a new board appointed consist
ting of Brig. Gen. Thomas H. Ruger. Lieut..
Col. Horace Jewett, third infantry; Mai Mer-
ritt Barber, assistant adjutant general; Capt.
Charles X. Whine, assistant surgeons; Capt. Ed
gar A. Meadus, assistant surgeon The re-
corder for the board is to be detailed by the
commanding general Department Of Dakota.
ARMY ORDERs.--Brig. Gen. Thos. H. Ruger.
Lieut.. Col. Horace Jewett, third infantry; Mai.
| Merritt Barber. assistant adjutant general and
Capts. C. K. Whine and E. A. Mearns. assistant
surgeons, have been appointed retiring board
| to meet at St. Paul to examine Second Lieut.. C.
ID. Townsley, second infantry, and such other
officers as may be ordered before it. First
Lieut. Herbert Cushman, twentieth infantry.
has been ordered before the army retiring
| board at Governors Island. New York, for ex-
| animation. First Lieut.. Chas. Braden (retired)
has been relieved from duty at the New York
". IL, L.
Del. Hine, first class U. 8. Military Academy.
has been ordered to attend the encampment of
| the National Guard, District of Columbia at
Ft. Washington, Md, July 20. Second Lieut..
Chas. ID. TOwsley, second infantry, has been
ordered to report to the retiring board at St.
| Paul, Mum, tor examination.
PERsoSAL-P. NJ. Buckingham. of Rich
| mond Va, L. H. Fowler Of Syracuse, H. l..
Bond, jr., and John K. Cowen Of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Richardson OF Jackson
| vile and B. IL. BristOw OF New York are at the
| Normandie.---E. Wilkinson OF West Point,
Va, is at Chamberlm's--Mr. and Mrs. D..
Miller John o. F. Deiany and Mr.. and Mrs.
jeff Chandler of st. Louis and A. b. Upshaw of
| New York are at the Shorebam.--R. NJ Hunt,
VIM. Halls. jr., and NJ. FOrnacher OF New York
are at Wormley's.--W. j. Murphy OF Phoe-
nix. Ariz. Chas. McThomas. U.S.N.. J.. NJ.
Rutherford of Philadelphia and Hugo P. Frear
of San Francisco are at the Riggs House.
| Mr.. and Mrs. I. NJ. Rogers of Quincy. ILL.,, Mr..
| and Mrs. f. NJ. Birchik OF Chicago Capt Albert
| Kantz U.S.N., Capt. George W. Moore, US A.,
| DIR. A. B Talbot Of Philadelphia Hugh Nc
Mahon of New Cumberland, WA, Mrs. VIM.
| Owen and children of Guatemala and H. f.
/ Lincoln OF Boston are Mt the Ebbitt House,
| Col. Pat. Donan of Dakota, S. X. Allen of Lit
| tie Rock. Ark, Arthur Drew and family, f. A.
| Cowan and Jas. II. Ball of Boston, Ed j. Cogpe-
shall Of Louisville and John Dyer and family
OF Chicago are at the St James.--G. w. Page
of Forest Glen, Nd, Miss Mary Wyatt and Miss
Orphela Wyatt OF Fredonia. KY, are at the
Hotel Langham.-P. v. DeGraw, general
southern manager OF the United Press, has re-
| turned from New York.
Americans Murdered In Bolivia.
The Department of State is informed by the
minister of the United States to Bolivia that
two Americans-a Mr.. Leonard Thompson
from Ohio and Mr.. Kedman from Illinois
on their way to the mining region were mur-
dered near Pelechucco on May 10 last by Ger.
tain revolutionists in arms against the govern