The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-05-03

surgeon; Mai. John c. Gilmore, assistant ad-
jutant general; Capt. James A. Buchanan,
Fourteenth Infantry; First Lieut. Frank Tay-
lor, Fourteenth Infantry, recorder.
Ballsntine's Pale Extra.
The superintendent of the recruiting SER
vice will cause twenty-seven recruits to be
assigned to David's Island, New York Ear-
Dor, to the Second Artillery, and forwarded
under proper charge to the posts indicated
for distribution to batteries as follows: Fort
Warren, Mass, five for Battery and five for
Battery d. Fort Schuyler, New York, nine
for Battery and eight for Battery NJ.
"Faust Beer'' is pure.
The following officers are detailed as profes-
sors of military science and tactics at the insti-
tutions designated: First Lieut.. Ammon A.
Auger, Twenty-fourth Infantry, at the North
era Illinois Normal School, Dixon, ILL.,; Sec
ond Lieut.. T. w. Moore, Twenty-third Infan-
try, at the University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa,
Ala; Second Lieut.. II. w. Evans, Eighth Cav
airy, at Austin College, Sherman, Tex, and
Second Lieut.. T. @. Donaldson, Jr., Seventh
Cavalry, at the Patrick Military Institute, An
derson, s. G.
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Brig. Gen. August V. Kautz received
magnificent uniform, sword and belt for a
general officer s'From the members of the Old
Mess, Fort Niobrara." 1t is presented by
Capt. E. B. Savage, Capt. Thomas Wilhelm,
Lieut.. r. f. Ames, r. Q. NJ; Lieut.. w. p.
Richardson, adjutant; Lieut.. f. d. Krig, of
the Eighth Infantry, and DR.. j. M. Cabell, of
the Army, and Lieut.. Grote Hutcheson, Ninth
Cavalry. He has also received heavy silk
web sash of n general from Quartermaster'
Ames and Adjutant Richardson, of his regi-
mental staff.
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grippe.
The major general commanding has pub
lished in orders to the Army the names of the
following officers and enlisted men, who,
during the year 1883, distinguished them
selves by especially meritorious acts or con-
duct in services" 1SS3-Maj. Henry Carroll,
First Cavalry, (then captain, Ninth Cavalry
for firmness and prudence in conducting opera
tions resulting in clearing the Indian Terri
tory of large, well-appointed and Or
May IS, 1ss3.--Capt. Emmett Crawford.
Third Cavalry, (since died of wounds in
action0 Capt. (then Second Lieut.)
James o. Mackay, Third Cavalry, and
First Lieut.. (then Second Lieut.) Charles
B. Gatewood, Sixth Cavalry, for cour-
in laborious march, followed by the
surprise of camp of hostile Apaches under
Chato and Bonito, the defeat of the Indians,
the destruction of their camp, the rescue of
five captives, and the recovery of large
amount of stolen property, this near the head
waters of the Bavispe River, in the Sierra
Madre Mountains, Sonora, Mexico August
%, 1SS3.-First Sergeant Joachim 9. Jorgen-
sen, Sergeant E. Dwight Chapman, and Sad
dler Jacob Frank, Troop X, Fourth Cavalry,
mined courage in carrying out of burning
building at Fort Wingate, New Mexico,
burning boxes of cartridges and some powder
standing near.
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The Secretary has ordered the following as
signment to regiments of officers recently pro-
NOTED: Capt. Matthias w. Day, promoted
from first lieutenant Ninth Cavalry to the
Ninth Cavalry, Troop G, vice Cusack, retired
Capt. James r. Richards, Jr., to the Fourth Cav
airy, Troop L, vice Budd, retired he will join
the proper station. Capt James o. Mackay,
promoted from first lieutenant Third Cavalry
to the Third Cavalry, Troop NJ, vice King, re-
tired. Capt. w. L. Finley, promoted from
second lieutenant Third Cavalry to the Ninth
Cavalry, Troop L, vice Taylor, retired. First
Lieut.. e. 5: Robbins, promoted from second
lieutenant Third Cavalry to the Ninth Cav
airy, Troop A, vice Day, promoted; he will
remain on duty with the Third Cavalry until
further orders. First Lieut.. j. b. Bellinger,
promoted from second lieutenant Fifth Cav
airy to the Third Cavalry, Troop l, vice Mac
kay, promoted. First Lieut.. j. T. Knight,
promoted from second lieutenant Third Cav
airy to the Fourth Cavalry, Troop B, vice Ell
lott, appointed regimental adjutant; he will
remain on duty with the Third Cavalry until
further orders. Artillery Arm-Capt. f.
Thorp, promoted from first lieutenant Fifth
Artillery to the Fifth Artillery, Battery A,
vice Beck, retired First Lieut.. w. Wake,
promoted from second lieutenant Second
Artillery, Battery K, vice Thorp, promoted.
Additional Second Lieut.. G. G. Heans, Fourth
Artillery is assigned to vacancy of second
lieutenant in the Second Artillery, Battery l.,
vice Wake, promoted; he will remain on duty
with the Fourth Artillery until further orders.