The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-05-31
THE ARMY AND THE NAVY.
ARMY NOTES.


has been granted three months sick leave.
Leave for two months has been granted
Lieut.. Col. George B. Sanders, Ninth Cavalry.
A general court-martial met at West Point
Tuesday for the trial of such prisoners as may
be brought before it.
Leave for three months on surgeons GER
tiicate, has been granted Capt. Marlborough
c. Wyeth, assistant surgeon,
Faust Beer'' is pure.
First Lieut.. A. G. Macomb, Fifth Cavalry,
has been granted five months extension of
leave, with permission to leave the United
States
Capt. Frank Heath from duty at Watervlet
Arsenal, N. Y, to command the United States
proving ground, with station at New York
Arsenal, N. Y.
Captain Jefferson r. Kean, assistant sur
geop, has been assigned to temporary duty at
Fort Myer, Va, until the return of Major
Robert III. White, surgeon, to duty at that
post.
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First Lieut.. G. FL. Morgan, First Cavalry,
has been detailed as professor of military
science and tactics at the University of Min
nesota, relieving First Lieut.. E. f. Glenn,
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Second Lieut.. Thomas w. Winston. Fifth
Artillery, has been ordered to report by tele-
graph to the superintendent of the recruiting
service. New York City, to conduct a detach-
ment Of recruits for the First Infantry to the
Department of California.
The following-named officers will proceed
to join the regiments to which they have been
assigned: Second Lieut.. Thomas w. Win
ston, Fifth Artillery, Battery III, Presdio, of
San Francisco, Cal. Second Lieut. Clint c..
Hearn, Second Artillery, Battery l., Fort
Trumbull, Conn.
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The following changes in the stations and
duties of officers of the Ordnance Department
have been ordered: Lieut.. Col. William A.
Mary from command of San Antonio rsenal
Tex, to command Watertown Arsenal, Mass.
Maj Clarence E. Dutton, on leave, to com
mand San Antonio Arsenal, Tex.
Capt. Charles Shaler relieved from COM
mand of United States proving ground, and
will report to the Chief of Ordnance in this
city for duty in his Office principal assistant,
relieving Capt. Charles S. Smith.
The Bellvue Dairy Farm guarantee" their
milk.
The following transfers in the Fifth Ar
tillery are made: First Lieut.. Elbridge r.
Hills from Battery NJ to Battery 1; FirstLieut
Luigi Lomia from Battery to Battery M.
Second Lieut.. Charles W. Fenton, Ninth
Infantry, has been transferred to the cavalry
arm, and assigned to the Seventh Cavalry
Lieut.. Fenton has been ordered to join his
troop (G) at Fort Riley, Kan.
The special order directing Second Lieut..
John NJ Perkins, Fifth Cavalry, to report in
person to the superintendent of the United
States Military Academy, West Point, N. Y,
has been revoked. Second Lieut.. Arthur
Thaver, Third Cavalry, will report for duty at
the academy.
Secretary Proctor has received a report
from First Lieut. Charles Dodge, of the
Twelfth Infantry. stating that he has enlisted
as soldiers thirty San Carlos Apache Indians
at Mount Vernon Barracks, Ala, with the
most satisfactory results, and that they prom
Use to make excellent soldiers.
Faust Beer' is old.
Mai Samuel NJ Whiteside, Seventh Cav
airy, has been detailed as member of the
board of officers TO meet at Fort Leavenworth,
Kan, June /, to attend the examinations at
the United States Infantry and Cavalry
School, vice Maj. Arthur Macarthur Jr., as
sistant adjutant general, relieved.
Among the thirteen non-commissioned Off
GERS of the Army who have successfully passed
the required examinations for commissions
this year and will be appointed to second
ieutenancies in July is: First-class, Sergeant
Florence L. Schley, of the Signal Corps a son
of Capt. w. =. Schley, of the Navy, now COM
manding the Baltimore
Troop A, Third Cavalry, which has been
stationed at Fort Custer since last November,
but which left there last Thursday, reached
Fort Meyer, near Washington, on Sunday last,
and is now in barracks there. Capt. Peter S.
Bonus is in command, and Lieut.. j. f. r..
Lands and p. K. Traub are the other com
missioned officers. Troop B, of the Sixth
Cavalry, left Fort Meyer on Tuesday for fort
in Wyoming.
First. Lieut.. E. p Pendleton, II wenty-third
Infantry, has been granted four months sick
leave; Major John NJ Hamilton, First Cavalry,
will report on July 49, 1891, to the command
ing general Department of the Columbia for
duty as inspector general of that department,
relieving Lieut.. Col. Samuel s. Sumner, Sixth
Cavalry, who will join such station as may be
assigned him by the commanding general De-
partment of the Platte.
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The following transfers in the artillery arm
have been ordered: First Lieut.. William p.
Stone, from the Fifth Artillery to the Fourth
Artillery, Battery e; First Lieut.. Robert Ridg-
way, from the Fourth Artillery to the Fifth
Artillery, Battery A; Second Lieut.. Henry D.
Todd, Jr., from the Fifth Artillery to the
Third Artillery. Battery II; Second Lieut..
Maurice q. Krayenbnhl, from the Second Ar
tillery to the Fifth Artillery, Battery G he
will remain on temporary duty with the Fourth
Artillery until further orders; Second Lieut..
George Montgomery, from the Third Artillery
to the Second Artillery, Battery q.