New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-23
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

Washington July 22-Second Lieutenant Frank De W.
pamsev 9Th Infantry detailed professor OF military
,auce and tactics the West Virginia University Nor
eautown W. Va, relieving First Lieutenant EH""u
avis 18th Infantry. The following transfers OF hrst eu
,oan,s Gre ordered CavaryJames A. Cole. 9TH CaVary
=. c,b cavalry GONZALES S. Bingham. 9th Cavalry 10
oth Cavalry Infda William n. Hughes. 9th lnah'rs'
20 18Th Infantry; Edward S. Avis, 18th Infaitry "
18th Infantry Albert y. Scott. 9th Infantry. 70 iIS
r,,antry. Harris l.. Roberts 2lst Infantry 10 let ~
,n,v waller NJ Chatneld 18th Infantry 10 9Th Infanty
Iohn F. Morrison Infantry 20 Goth Infantry; Ahure
c Rovau 9th Infantry 20 10th Infantry Frank H. 'no
% Infantry to 9TH Infantry John H. Wills lgth Ina.y
- o2d Infantry; Frederick T. Van IAew, flth Ih"nsy
IN Cd Infantry; James F.. Wilson, 18th Infantry W Wv
Infantry; Daniel r. Anglum, 10th Infantry to lZth n
tantry: John Cotter I'd Infantry 20 9TH lhranuy :,
i,uln Alvord 22d InfhFy to 20th Infantry; uOIs0
Patton 9th Infantry 22d 1nfantry; Mamus w. Hoo
ODD Infantry to 4h Infantry; Banton e. welsh i -
fantry 10 18th Infantry; james A. GOodn, l9h ln I
70 eth Infan.ry; Charles l.. Collins, 18TH IhIahIr9
Infantry George p. Ahern, 4h Infantry 70 Z''h tI,v
Thomas Ii. Wilson, 9Th Infantry, 10 "a lhlshTJ mar
C. Hale 18th Infantry, to Goth Infantry Gilmore 80,
Dart 4th Infantry, to 9th Infantry; samson - Ish
18th Infantry 1st Infantry; Alfred HaSDrOucA' "
Infantry TO 18th Infantry Jacob r. hreps I''u ~ OH
IN ODD Infantry; Edgar S. Walker, 2oth Infantry ~
Infantry; Charles McQuiston 10th Infantry, 70 i -
tnntry; Frederick Perkins, 10th InfantIy, o.. aad
f,ntry: Clarence X. Edwards, 1st Infantry " c,r
Infantry; William p Burnham, 1lth ihi""".' y, In
Infantry; James NJ. Arrssmith. 9Th lnlahNS' ,o,h
fantr III.
Infantry; Charles p. Gorge, 9Th Infantry !" ' o,b
,antrv. BENJAMIN W. Atkinson, Goth Infantry, :" o
Infantry; John L. Sehon, 18th Infantry, 70 2o'"
enalnin NJ Purse goth Infantry, to loVh ih,u ~
Fielder NJ. NJ. Bull 25th Infantry ~ ~, Ins,ntry;
antry: Maury Nichols 14th Infantry TO 1th lni'n..s
zebulon b. Vance jr, 22d Infantry, to llth i","l.s
Joseph p. o'Neir 9th Infantry, to She Zoui
Wendell l.. Simpson, goth Infantry, to the Jun t" .
Frederick L. Palmer I'd Infantry 70 he [IeV ...
Clarence F. Denter Goth Infantry, TO che lin lhisn.s
Henry D. Stler 2od Infantry, the 18th Infantry ""
T. Aver 20sh Infantry, the 18th Infantry; fooei'
Noble 18th Infantry, to the LIST Infantry be"' ,,
Morse 18th Infantry 20 the 18th Infantry Jonh -
lev 18th Infantry the 9th Infantry; FredercK " my
OH Infantry TO the Goth Infantry; Carl Revhmahn 'th
Infantry TO the 9Th Infantry Alfred s. Frosn '.i man
try to the 25th Infantry; Frank o. Ferris loUn '"'
tO lst Infantry ,
First Lieutenant John c. Waterman, 9Th Cavalry and
First Lieutenant John Adams Perry Sth lnahuy, arc "
leyed from their present station and VIII JOIN u'er
companies. ,,.,.a ~
The following changes Of post chaplahs ore
ordered Henry smith, from Fort Leavenworth kan, 10
ro,, SUNNY Ind Ter CHARLES c. Pierce, from Fort sup
Iiy Ind Ter, Fort LeavenwCrth, Kan Seconu Heu
tenant George O. sQuer 80 Artillery, viii attend the en-
tampment OF the list Regiment Light Artillery ONO Na'
tional Guard. ,....
Two months leave OF absence is granted fir't euOan
George l.. Andersen, 4th Artillery.
Tho detail OF Second Lieutenant David L. Branard "a
Cavalry 20 the Cavalry and Infantry ochoo'' Fore
LeaVenworth Kan, is revoked, and Second l1.cu''nS'
p. ID. LOchrdRe, "a taNHlfyi II uc""'i'" -
The followngnamed officers are detailed % atoPhu VIZ
camurnens OF the National Guards First Lieuthahe
Henry H. Benham ID Infantry; First Lieutenant hu'
und X Webster ID Infantry Aecoud Lieutenant Ambrose
l. Moraity 9Th Infnsy will report by letief 10 me
Superintendent of tile Recruiting Service, New'lorK 10
conduct recruits to tn Department Of Arizona Leave
OF absence for one granted First Lieutshsh'
John A. Johnston, 9Th Cavalry -,
The following transfers In the 9th Cavalry are maue
Captain Henry p. Kngsbury, Troop D, to Troop NJ )
CAPTAIN George L. Scott, Troop 10 Troop d Fifss
Lieutenant Isaac W. Ltte 10th Infantry, now on duty
WIN ns company az Fort Leavenworth Kan, VIII reos
70 the commanding officer at Fort Stanton, ~ NJ WIN
view to his appointment regmental adJutant' Inc
following transfers in the 4th Cavalry made FIRST
Lieutenant Hugh j. MeGrsth Troop to Troop G F1f7s
Lieutenant John NJ Neall, Troop 10 Troop c.
The order directing Major william j. Vakmar, ASSISTANT
Cenera to report the Commanding General
DEPARTMENT OF the Dakota for temporary duty as assstaht
Of that department. Is revoked ana he VIII
renot in person TO the Commanding General Depahent oil
the Missouri for duty at headquarters OF that depart
msnt.
Major william NJ. Maynadier paynaster Will repor0
10 the Commanding General Department OF Arizona lOr
TEMPORARY duty as chief paymaser OF that department
civil Engineer T. c. McCaum has been ordered rrofn
the Portsmouth Navy Yard duty at Sydney wash In
connecton With the location and construction of dry
dock on Puget Sound The Navy Department has D'N
advised that the Iroquols sailed from Honolulu July IA for
Samoa whore she expected to arrive about August A.