Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-07
ARMY ORDERS,
Transfers, Changes of Stations and Other
Instructions to Many Officers.

transfers, changes OF stations and Other
Instructions to Many Officers.
The following transfers in the sixth infantry
are ordered: Second Lieut. VIM. C. Bennett,
from company to company K; Second Lieut..
Harry H Bandholtz. from company to COM
pany c. Lieut.. Bennett Will remain on duty
with company c until it is time for him to start
to comply with his orders to report September
1, 1891, to the commanding officer of the United
States infantry and cavalry school, Fort Leav-
enworth, Kan.
The leave of absence granted Second Lieut..
Charles q. Lyman. second cavalry, in special
orders, No. 90, June l5 1891, department of
Arizona. is extended one month.
Leave of absence for four months from Sep
TENDER 1. 1891, is granted First Lieut.. Vim. b.
Reynolds, fourteenth infantry.
The leave of absence granted Cadet Walter
T. Schmidt. fourth class, United States Military
Academy. by paragraph l, special orders. No.
40. February 10, 1891, is extended until
July Is, 1891, when he will be subjected to
a critical medical examination in respect to
oversight, to determine whether he il physi-
cally qualified to continue with the corps of
cadets.
The order directing Second Lieutenant
George o. Squicr, third artillery. to report in
person August II, 1891, to the superintendent
of the United States Military Academy, West
Point, N. Y, for duty at the academy, is re-
voked.
flrst Lleutenant hODert Il: Hlrst, eleventh
infantry, will report in person to the superiL-
tendent of the United States Military Academy.
West Point, N. Y, August II, 1891, for duty
at the academy
The following changes in stations of pos,
chaplains are ordered:
George W. Simpson. from Fort Shaw, Mon
tana, to Fort Yates, North Dakota.
George w. Dunbar, from the Preside Of Sau
Fancisco to Alcatraz Island, California.
George Robinson, from Fort Davis to Fort
RinggOId, Texas.
William II. Pearson, from Mount Vernon
barracks, Alabama, to Fort Candy, Washing
ton.
Chaplain Dunbar will report in person to the
comma nding officer of the post to which he il
transferred for duty there and will also per.
form the duties Of chaplain at Angel Island
Cal
Chaplains Simpson, Robinson and Pearson
will proceed. at the expiration of their respec-
tive leaves of absence, to the stations to which
they are transferred and report in person ia
the commanding officers thereof, respectively,
for duty. Chaplain Pearson will report also
by letter to the commanding general depart
ment of the Columbia.
Capt. Carl A. Woodruff. second artillery. lis re-
lieved from further duty as a member of the
examining board at Fort Leavenworth. Hans,
convened by special orders, No. Al, Feb
ruary 20, 1891, and Maj. Edward b. Will
iston, Sd artillery. is detailed as a member
examination of artillery officers only vice
Maj. Camille &C. Carr. eighth cavalry, who will
continue to act as a member of the board for
| all other purposes.
The following named officers will report in
person TO Col. James Biddle, ninth cavalry
president of the examining board at For,
Leavenworth, Hans. convened by special or
ders, No. Al, February 20, 1884, at such time a.
he may designate, for examination by the board
as to their fitness for promotion:
w. Dbl
Capt. Garlic A. Woodruff, second artillery.
First Lieut.. Ezra b. Fuller, seventh cavalry
First Lieut.. Richard II. Wilson, eighth in.
fantry.
Second Lieut. Selah r. H. Tompkins, seventh
cavalry.
The following-named officers will report il
| person 10 Col. Elwell S. Otis, twentieth infan
| try. president of the examining board, at the
Army building, New York city, convened BY
special orders, No. l3l. June 9, 1891, at sucl
time as he may designate, for examination by
the board as to their fitness for promotion:
Second Lieut.. Charles f. Parker. SECOND
| artillery.
Second Lieut. John K. Cree, third artillery
The following-named officers will report II
person to Lieut.. Col. Royal T. Frank. second
artillery, president of the examining board a
No. AZ. February "a, 1891, at such tims as ht
| may designate, for examination by the boarC
as to their fitness for promotions:
| Second Lieut.. John A. Towers. first artillery
Second Lieut.. Lucien G. Berry, fourth ar
tillery.
The order directing Capt Ralph W. Hoyt.
eleventh infantry, to visit the camp of the Yer
mont National Guard during the month o.
August 1891. is amended SO as to direct him Il
report to the governor of Vermont at Burlin z
ton, VT, not later than July 20, 1891, for dut!
in connection with his inspection Of the stat,
National Guard under the order specified.
Leave Of absence for two months is granted
Lieut.. Col. George H. Weeks, deputy quarter
master general.