Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-23
MANY ARMY ORDERS.
Omcers Detailed for Certain Boards-Others
Ordered to Their Regiments, &c.

Omcers Detailed for Certain Board--Others
Ordered to Their Regiments, &c.
The War Department has ordered board OF
army officers to meet on Monday. July 6. at
Fort Monroe for the examination of certain
non-commissioned officers. The detail for the
board is as follows: Lieut. Col Royal I. Frank,
second artillery; Maj. Alexander C. NJ. PEN
nington, fourth artillery: Maj Curtis E. Mum,
surgeon; Capt. John p Story, fourth artillery;
Capt Adrian 8. Polhemus, assistant surgeon;
Capt VIM A Kobbe. third artillery; and First
Lieut. Edward A Millar, second artillery, re-
corder.
The following is the list Of non-commis-
stoned officers:
First-class Sergt. Thomas F. schley, signal
corps; Corporals Matthew A. Batson. troop
q, second cavalry; Robert F. Garner. troop c.
fifth cavalry, and John OShea, battery i. first
artillery: First Sergt. Charles r. Krauthoff.
light battery +, second artillery; Sergt Maj.
VIM. NJ. Wood. third infantry; Corporal Peter
4. Marquart. company G. third infantry:
Quartermaster Sergt- James CT Hartford,
fourth infantry; Corporals Hamilton L. Mar
land, company f, fourth infantry; Wilbur E.
Dove, company f, twelfth infantry, and Philip
Hawlev, company II. sixteenth infantry; Sergt
Benjamin +. Hardawsy company C,seventee nth
infantry; Sergt. VIM. NJ. Morrow. company +,
seventeenth infantry; CorpOrals Jasper E.
Brady, jr., company ID, eighteenth infantry;
Charles E. Hays. company +. eighteenth in
fantry, and VIM H. Morford. company G.
twenty-hrst infantry, and Sergt Albert c. Dali
ton, company A, twenty-secopd infantry.
Brig. Gen. A. W. Greedy. chief signal officer
has been ordered to proceed to New York city
on official business.
Major Clarence T. Dutton, ordnance depart
ment, in addition TO his duties as commanding
officer of San Antonio arsenal. Texas. will re-
port to the commanding general department
of Texas, for duty as chief ordnance officer of
that department.
Capt Stanhope E. Blunt. ordnance depart
ment, will proceed from the national armOry,
Springfield, Mass, to the works of the Colt 5
Patent Firearms Manufacturing Company,
Hartford, Conn. on official business in cOnnec-
ton with the inspection of 6atling guns now
being manufactured for the ordnance depart
ment-
Second Lieutenant Willis Uliue twelfth in
fantry. has been relieved from further duty
with company of that regiment, at Fort
Leavenworth, Hans. and will proceed to join
his proper company ID. Fort Sully, s. d.
The extension of leave of absence granted
Second Lieutenant Walter n. =. barrow. 4th
artillery. has been further extended to include
October 20, 1891 and his resignation has been
accepted by the President to take effect on that
date.
In the case Of Lieut. Col Joshua s. Fletcher,
second infantry. the unexeeuted part of the
tence published IN general court-martial orders.
February Is, 1880. has. by direction OF the Pres
ident, been remitted, and he. on his own appli-
cation, has been retired from active service.
The followed named officers, having COM
pleted the course of study at the United States
infantry and cavalry school at Fort Leaven-
worth, Kan, and having been found proficient,
have been relieved from further duty at the
school:
Second Lieuts. Willard A. Holbrook, first
cavalry; Edwin VI. Suplee, second cavalry: Vim.
II. Hay, third cavalry; Floyd W. Harris.
fourth cavalry, and John VI. Jenkins, fifth cav
airy; First. Lleuts- Thomas Cruise, sixth cav
airy, and Andrew G.. Hammond eighth cavalry:
Second Lieuts. Robert q. Paxton, tenth cavalry;
VIM VI. Wright. second infantry; VIM L.
Meary, third infantry; James Baylies. fifth in
fantry; Joseph C. Beardsley, eighth infantry;
VIM. u. Elliott, ninth infantry. and VIM. G.
Wren. tenth infantry; First Lieuts. Charles W.
Penrose, eleventh infantry, and Charles Ii.
Barth, twelfth infantry; Second Lieut.. Julius
A Penn, jr., thirteenth infantry; First Iieuts.
VIM. ID. Reynolds fourteenth infantry and
VIM +. Glauyelt, fifteenth infantry; Second
Lieut.. Samuel A Smoke, eighteenth infantry;
First Lieut.. James A. Goodin, nineteenth infan-
try; Second Lieuts- Thomas u. Hanson, nine
teenth infantry; Michael j. Mcmillan, twentieth
infantry: Charles u. Dwyer, twenty-tirst Infan-
try; Thomas VI. Moody, twenty-second infantry,
and George b. Davis, twenty-third infantry;
First Lieut. Joseph b. Bachelor, jr. twenty
fourth infantry. and Second Lieut.. Albert s.
Frost, tventy-tIth infantry
The following named officers are detailed for
instruction at the schOOl Tor the two-year
course commencing September /, 1891:
Second Lieuts Henry A. Barber first cav
airy; David L. Brainard, second cavalry; Mich
ael l. McNamee, third cavalry; Thomas H.
Slavens. fourth cavalry; stephen II. Elliott
fifth cavalry; Lunsiord Daniel, sixth cavalry:
William +. Clark. seventh cavalry; Charles C.
Waleutt, jr., eighth cavalry; Gonzalez S. Blng-
ham, ninth cavalry; First Lleuts. Charles O.
Ayres. tenth cavalry; Nap z. Phister, first in
fantry; Henry H. Benham, second infantry;
Second Lieuts. Crank G. halk, third infantry:
Austin III. Brown. fourth infantry; First Lieut..
Charles b. Thompson, fifth infantry; Second
lieuts- William e. Bennett, sixth infantry;
Frederic Sargent, seventh infantry; Geo. W.
Euthers. eighth infantry; Vim. A. Campbell
ninth infantry; John Vi. Sigworth, tenth in
fantry; Chas Miller, eleventh infantry: Benia-
min A. Poore, twelfth infantry; Michael j.
OBrien, thirteenth infantry; First Lieut. VIM
r. Goodwin. fourteenth infantry; Second
Lieuts- Harold L. jackson, fifteenth infantry;
James p Anderson, sixteenth infantry; Fred
eriek ) Wild. seventeenth infantry; George W.
Martin, eighteenth infantry; Arthur ID. Foster.
nineteenth infantry; Archibald A. Cabaniff
twentieth infantry; Almon L. Parmenter
twenty first infantry; William VI. Swaine.
twenty-seconG infantry; Charles L. Hagadoru.
twenty third infantry; Charles L. Payman.
twenty fourth infantry, and Thomas ii. Nc
CURE. twenty fifth infantry.
BY direction of the President a generalrourt-
martial viii meet at Fort Walla Walla, Wash.
~ ~ U clOCh Oh wednesday, the 10Th OF
July, 1891, for the trial of Col Charles E. Comp
ton, fourth cavalry. The detail for the court Is:
Brig. Gen Thomas II. Ruger. Coils George
L Andrews, twenty-fith infantry; William K.
shafter, first infantry; Matthew VI. Blunt six
teenth infantry; Peter L. Swaine twenty-sec-
ond infantry; Zenas X. Bliss, twenty fourth in
fantry, Charles e. Bartlett. ninth infantry:
Joseph ) Conrad, twenty-trst infantry and
James ]. Van Horn, eighth infantry: Lieut..
Coils William H. Graham, fifth artillery, and
Najs- Abram C. WiidTick, iith artillery. and
luily MeCrea, NTH ARTILLERY, and Capt Charles
Mcclure, acting judge advocate of the court