The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-09-27
THE ARMY AND THE NAVY


has been granted Second Lieutenant Edison
a. Lewis, Eighteenth Infantry.
Colonels James Van voast and Francis H.
Bates have been transferred from the limited
to the unlimited retired list of the Army.
Leave of absence for three months on sur
geon's certificate Of disability has been
granted Second Lieutenant Moses G. Zalinski,
Second Artillery.
Captain Edward j. McClernand, Second
Cavalry, will proceed to Phoenix, Ariz., for
the purpose of inspecting the several COM
panies of the militia of the Territory.
Leave of absence for three months, to take
effect on being relieved from duty on the re-
cruiting service has been granted Captain j.
Milton Thompson, Twenty-fourth Infantry.
Leave of absence for one month, to take
effect upon being relieved from duty on the
recruiting service, has been granted First
Lieutenant George T. T. Patterson, Four
teenth Infantry.
First Lieutenant Benjamin l.. Ten Eyck,
assistant surgeon, has been detailed as a mem
ber of the Army retiring board at Fort Leayen-
worth, Kan, vice First Lieutenant Frank r.
Keefer, assistant surgeon, hereby relieved.
Major John 1. Rodgers, First Artillery, in
spector of artillery, Department of California,
partment of the Columbia, for temporary
duty.
FirshLieutenant Herbert j. slocum, ,lSeventh
Cavalry, has been transferred from Troop L
to Troop d of that regiment vice First Lieu
tenant William w. Robinson, jr., Seventh
Cavalry, who is transferred from Troop ID to
TroopL
Leave of absence for two months, to take
effect upon the completion of the artillery
practice of his battery with permission to
apply for an extension OF two months, has
been granted First Lieutenant David j. Rum
bough, Third Artillery
Captain James o. Mackay, Third Cavalry,
will, at his own request, be relieved from
recruiting duty by the superintendent of
the recruiting service upon the discon-
tinuance Of the rendezvous at Elmira, N.
Y, and will then proceed to join his regi-
ment.
The following persons have been appointed
cadets at the Military Academy: Herschel
Tupes, Raymore, Twelfth district, Missouri;
Willard Voyles, Salem, Third district, In
diana; T. F. Howard, Bowen, Tenth district,
Texas.
Captain Morris G. Foote, Ninth Infantry,
now awaiting instructions, will, upon the ar
rival of the headquarters of his regiment at
Madison Barracks, N. Y, proceed TO that post
and report to the commanding officer for duty
pending the designation of the future station
of his company.
The following transfers in the Eleventh In
fantry have been ordered First Lieutenant
Lorenzo P. Davidson, from Company d to
Company F; First Lieutenant Robert l.. Hirst
from Company f to Company 1, and First
Lieutenant Clarence E. Dentler, from Com
paEy to Company D.
First Lieutenant Abraham 2. Burlington
recently promoted from second lieutenant
Seventh Infantry has been assigned to the
First Infantry, Company Q, to date from
September 10, 1891, vice Weaver, dropped
for desertion. He will remain on duty with the
Seventh Infantry until further orders.
BreVet Colonel Charles W. Foster, quarter
master, with the rank OF major, was placed
upon the retired list on Thursday. This will
promote Captain James NJ. Marshall 10 bC
major and quartermaster, and some lieuten
ant OF the line or citizen will be appointed
captain and assistant quartermaster.
The special orders transferring Captain
David j. Cragie, Twelfth Infantry, from Com
pany to Company X, of that regiment, and
Captain George s. Wilson from Company X
TO Company G, have been revoked. Captain
Wilson will continue on duty at the United
States Infantry and Cavalry School, For
LeavenwOrth, Kan, in the department of in
fantry.
The following transfers in the Tenth Cav
airy have been ordered Captain Charles L
Cooper from Troop M to Troop A, Captain
William H. Beck from Troop A to Troop M
First Lieutenant George H. Evans from Troo]
F to Troop L, First Lieutenant John Bigelow
jr., from Troop TO Troop +; First Neuten
ant Charles q. Ayres from Troop M to Trool
b, First Lieutenant Samuel D. Freeman from
Troop TO Troop M, Second Lieutenant Her
bert s. Whipple from Troop L to Troop II