New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-17
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

Washngeon July 1G-MaOr Witt Davis, 9TH Cavalry Is
relieved from duty the Department Of the Missouri and
will report the Commanding General Department OF
Dakota inspector Of snail arms practice TO relieve First
Lieutenant: Wallis O. Clark, 18th Infantry. Lieutenant
Clark will join his proper station. Leave Of absence for
four months is granted First Lieutenant Edward Chino
weth, 18th Infantry. Major Louis i. Morris 81 cavalry
Is detailed member Of the Army Retiring Beard az San
Antonio. Tex. vice Major Samuel NJ B. young 80 cav
airy relieved. Captain Orlando l.. Wieng 23d Infantry
viii reort to David S. stanley president
OF the Army Retiring Board ut San Antonio. IeX FOR
examination.
The followingnamed officers who have been hereto
fore assigned to duty the Division Of the Atlantic,
q, IN raport 70 the Commanding General, Department OF
the East for assignment TO dGty in tat Department
Colonel George D. Rugelcs as assistant adlntaho'
general Colonel Robert T. Hughes, inspectorgeneraI
Colonel Charles Page, assistant as nedi-
"a, director Colonel Rodney Smith, assistant Dayma'teF
general "a chief paymaser LeutcnantCOlone Thomas f.
Barr deputy udg advocate general as IudgSahVoeaVe
Lieutenant olonel Charles T. Alexander surgeon a. az
tending surgeon in New-York; Captain Charles r. Bar
nett assistant quarermaster assistant 10 the chei
ouartermastcr Captain Henry p. Knsbury. 9th CavaSy
late Insloctor OF small arms practice Division OF the AZ
autic will report the commanding general Department
OF the East duty inspector OF small arms pfdeuce
Of that Department ..,
Thomas e Woodbury. 10th Infantry. Major william 5.
North % Infantry detailed member OF the Board
OF Officers convened at Fort Omaha for the examination
Of officers for promotion Major John NJ Bacon 'th
Cavalry. relieved.
The following named officers, who have been hereto
fore assigned duty in the Division Of the
will report to the commanding general, Department Vi
the Missouri for assignment ~ duty in that Department.
Colonel Chauncey McKeever assistant adumnt- 2eherai
rs assistant adjutant general Colonel Edward NJ hey
nspector.ganeral inspector general Major Ell Nc
Ccan surgeon as attending surgeon headquarters Dc
plrtment OF Missouri and examiner OF recruits a'
Chicago Major Gilbert c. Smith, quartermaster as as
stant to the chief quarermaster; Captain william L.
MARSHALL Corps of Engineers engineer officer; captain
Frank D. Baldwin 9Th Infantry late inspector OF small
arms practice Division OF Missouri, will report 10 hc
commanding general, Department Of the Missouri io'
duty as inspector OF small practice OF uaV DepS''
mCnt
The following named officers, who have been heree'loo
ASSIGNED 10 dutg the Division OF the Pachc VIII re-
Tort to the commanding general, Department Oh OSn'
| forna for assignment 20 duty in mat Dep'r'"e",
Lieutcnant.C Oloncl Oliver d. Greene, as aSsSoh' ai
utntgenerl Lieutenant OlOnel George H. barVoh do
INSPECTOR general Major Edward Hunter as ludgeaoNo
cate First Lieutenant James f.. Runcie ISL AruIlers
as acting engineer officer.
Passed Assistant Surgeon T. w. Alice has been ofuereu
10 the receiving ship Independence James shiey nope
has hocn Amounted an assistant surgeon In the Navy ron
July 10
The Ranger arrived at San Francisco To-Day
The Secretary OF the Navy has ordered court OF IN
ourv 10 investigate the alleged theft OF raternl from the
Norfolk Navy Yard by VFacken and Coston, clerks
rb detail for the court Commander Glass Paymaste
| Allen IieutrnanhC commander Goodwin and Lieutenant
pcrso, record r. the court will meet next Monday