The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-01-25
THE ARMY AND THE NAVY.
ARMY NoTUs.

Capt. Ohio w. Budd, 4th Cav, has been granted
bility.
Brig. Gen. S. V. Benet, Chief of Ord, was
placed on the retired list Thursday on account
OF age.
The comdg. gen. Div. Mo. will give the neoea.
sary order for the disposition OF Troop K, lst
Cav, Capt. Boutelle.
The col. and regt staff of the 18th Inf. has
been ordered to proceed without delay to Fort
Sheridan, Ill, for station.
First Lieut.. William Baird, 9th Cav, has been
ordered to West Point as witness in the case of
Private William Dardis, Troop B, 9th Cav.
Capt. ]. @. Ord (recently promoted from LIST 1t.
25th Inf to be cant. of info has been assigned to
the 25th Inf, Co. I, to date from Nov. IL, 1890,
vice Reade, retired.
Second Lieut.. j. L. Sehon, 4th Inf, on leave,
has been ordered to report to 1t. Col. John G.
Bates, 10th Inf, president of the examining
board at Fort Leavenworth, Kan.
The following have been appointed cadets at
West Point: f. r. Brown, N. C;J. +. purkin,
N. Y. City; w. J.. Hicklin, s. O.; 7. H. X. Nc
Intyre, Tenn, and H. w. French, alternate,
Tenn.
Capt. H. B. Freeman, 9Th Inf, has been re-
lieved from recruiting duty at st. Paul, Minn.;
Capt. Thomas Wilhelm, Sth Inf. relieved from
St Paul.
The non-com. staff, band, and cos. of the regt.
serving in Dept. Oak. have been ordered to
barracks there shall have been cen reported ready
for occupancy.
Capt. +. ]. Ives, asst. surg, has been relieved
from temporary duty at Pine Ridge and ordered
to New York to resume his leave of absences;
Capt. e. 4. Gardner, asst. surg, relieved from
duty at Pine Ridge, and ordered to duty st Fort
Riley, Kan.
Cob G. L. Febiger, retired, aset paymr. gen. of
the Army, died Thursday, in New Haven, of
heart disease. Col. Febiger was born in Phila.
delphia in 1922, and was educated at William and
Mary College. lie entered the Army in 1851, and
remained in the Paymr.'s Dept. until 1886, when
he was retired.
Fritz Morris, business manager of "All the
Comforts of Home" is very popular with Army
and Navy people, and received much attention
from them last week. He is an old-time news
paper worker and very much of traveller. He
is now making his third trip to California. in
charge of company, and will be there for the
third time within eighteen months in fortnight.
Capt. G. s. Anderson, 9Th Cav has been tranr-
ferred from Troop to Troop 1 of that regt.,
vice Capt. Robert Hanna. transferred from Troop
to Troop B. Capt. Anderson, after reporting
in person to the Secretary of tho Interior for
Instructions has been ordered to join his troop
at Pine Ridge, s. D., and thence proceed as early
as practicable with it to take station at Camp
Sheridan, in the Yellowstone National Park.
The following named officers have been di.
rected to report in person on March l. 1891 to the
comdg. officer of the Inf. and Cav. School, Fort
Ileavenworth, Kan, for special instruction pre-
paratory to their detail student officers OF the
schools Second Lieut.. G. w. Ruthers, Sth Inf; I'd
Lit. A. A. Cabaniss. goth Inf; I'd 1t. w. A. Camp
bell 9th Inf; I'd 1t ]. NJ. Sigworth, 10th Inf; I'd
Lit. f. S. Wild, 18th Inf. The travel enjoined is
necessary for the public service.