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

from Light Bat + to Bat. b; 2d 1t. John L.
Hayden, from Bat b to Light Bat. f, vice 2d
II. Charles T. Menoher, from Light Bat. Z to
Bat; B; I'd 1t. George W. Burr, from Bat. 1 ID to
from Light Bat. X to Bat. d. I'd Artist 1t.
James +. Eastman from Bat. ID to Bat. |, vice
1st 1t. Medorem Crawford, Jr., from Bat. | to
Bat. II, and LIST. 1t. Melzar G. Richards, from
Bat. II to Bat. ID: lst 1t. Edwin st. j. Greble
from Bat. to Bat. /, vice 1st 1t. John II.
Clifford, from Bat | to Bat. B: 2d 1t. Corn6lis
Dew. Wilcox, from Bat. & to Bat. l, vice I'd
1t. John Conkln, Jr., from Bat. to Bat. q;
2d 1t. Arthur F. Curtis, from Bat. c to Bat. l;
I'd 1t. John Conkln, Jr., from Bat.
q to Light Bat. F, vice I'd 1t. Isaac
n Lewis, from Light Bat. + to Bat. 6;
3D. Artist 1t. Ramsay d. Potts, from Bat. B
to Bat: NJ, vice 1st 1t. Henry c. Danes, from
Bat NJ to Bat. b; I'd 1t. Henry c. Davis, from
Bat II to Bat. VI, vice 2d 1t. Louis Ostheim,
from Bat NJ to Bat. II; 2d 1t. John ID. Barrette,
from Bat. to Bat. NJ, vice I'd 1t Archibald
Campbell, from Bat. VI to Bat. f; 1st 1t. George
T. Bartlett to join his proper bat; 1st 1t. John
Il. Williams, from Bat. G to Light Bat. c. vice
1st 1t. Charles w. Hobbs, from Light Bat. c to
Bat. q; 2d It. Louis 0stheim, from Bat II to
Light Bat. c, vice I'd 1t. Ira A. Haynes, from
Light Bat. C to Bat. II; 1st 1t. George I. Bart
lett, from Bat. l. to Light Bat. F. vice 1st 1t.
Henry II. Ludlow, from Light Bat. F to Bat.
l.; I'd 1t. John X. Cree, from Bat. d to Light
Bat. +, vice I'd 1t. Elisha S. Benton, from Light
Il
Deems, from Bat. G to Bat II. vice 1st 1t.
Walter S. Alexander, from Bat. H to Bat G;
1st 1t. Charles d. Parkhurst, from Light Bat.
F to Bat. H. vice 1st 1t. Charles l.. Phillips,
from Bat. II to Bat. A.; I'd 1t. Lucien G. Berry,
from Bat. L to Bat. H. 2d 1t. George F. Lam
ders from Bat. G to Bat, H, vice I'd 1t. Walter
n. P. Darrow, from Bat to Bat. E, and I'd
1t. John E. McMahon, from Bat. f to Bat. G;
lst 1t. Peter Leary Jr., from Bat. NJ to Bat: L,
Bat. L to Bat. NJ; 1st 1t. Adelbert
Cronkhite, from Bat. A to Light Bat. F,
Sept. l, 1890, vice 1st 1t. Charles d. Parkhurst.
9Th Artist 1t. William P. Duyall, from Bat.
NJ to Bat. G, vice 1st 1t. Elbridge r. Hills, from
Bat. to Bat. NJ; 1st 1t Samuel E. Allen, from
Bat. L to Bat G, vice 1st 1t. William B. Homer,
from Bat G to Bat. L; I'd 1t. John w. Ruck-
man, from Bat. II to Bat. G, vice I'd 1t. Gustave
W. S. Stevens, from Bat. G to Bat. H; I'd 1t.
Charles B. Wheeler, from Bat. NJ to Bat. &, vice
I'd 1t. William Lassiter, from Bat. G to Bat. NJ;
1st 1t. Elbridge r. Hills, from Bat. NJ to Light
Bat. F, vice 1st 1t Frank Thorp, from Light
Bat. to Bat. NJ; 1st 1t. Oliver E. Wood, from
Hancock, from Light Bat d to Bat. A. I'd 1t.
Gustave w. S. Stevens. from Bat. II to Light
Bat. f, vice I'd 1t. Thomas Ridgway, from Light
Bat. to Bat. II. The officers of the new detail
for the Art. School will report for duty at Fort
Monroe, Va, Sept /, 1890, and those transferred
from the bats. serving at that station who are not
| on detached service, under orders for such SER
vice, or transferred to light BATS except 1st 1t.
| NlllldLn ID. homer, 0Un arU., VIII JOIN unelr new
! bats within thirty days over and above the time
| necessary to reach them in the ordinary course.
! 1t. Homer will remain on duty in connection
with the school until further orders. Those re-
! lieved from duty at the Art. School and trans
| ferred to light bats will, for the convenience of
the Government, delay joining their new stations
until Oct. /, 1890. The officers transferred to
the light bats. will report for duty Herewith on
| Oct. l, 1890, when those relieved will proceed to
| join their respective bats Its. Duvall, Allen,
| Wheeler. RI
take station in New York City from the date of
departure of their respective bats for the Pacific
| Coast and retain such station until their depar-
ture for Fort Monroe under this order.
The extension of leave granted Captain Henry
| s. Howe, 18th Inf, is further extended months
on surg.'s certificate.
The extension of leave granted Capt. Phit
A. Remington, 10Th Inf, on account of sick
ness is further extended months on account
of disability.
Lieut.. Charles A. Varnum, 7th Cav, Il
granted months leave, June 15
Lieut.. Colville P. Terrett, Sth Inf. is or
dered to the encampment of the Georgia mi
litia, June 16, for the purpose of instruction
and inspection of the troops,
The following are appointed cadets to Wes
Point: Edwin Williams, Berwick, 18th Dist. o
Penn; Frank David Ely, Rock Falls, 7th III.
Arnold Arkester, Washington, 2d Ind, with E
X. Dixon, of MITCHELL as alternate
Lieut.. Col. Charles &. Bartlett, 1st Inf, i
granted months leave, May 10.
Lieut.. John f. Mcmahon, 4th Art, is OF
: dered to West Point, Aug. /.
Capt. Charles II. Noble, 10th Inf, is granite
months leave, Aug. 90.
Lieut.. Nathan S. Jarvis, asst surg, is re
leved from duty at Camp Wade Kingfshel
l |. T., and ordered to Fort Verde A. T.
> Maj. Otho f. Michaelis Ord. Dept, in charg
of the Kennebec Arsenal, died Thursday nigf
/ at Augusta, Me-. Of nervous prostratioI
z brought on by his narrow escape from drowI
ing while attempting to rescue his children las
/ winter.