Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-15
Army Orders.

The following changes i'll the stations and
duties of officers of the quartermasters depart
ment ordered
Capt. Francis B. Jones, assistant quarter
master. will be relieved from his duties at Fort
Smelling. MIMI, by the post quartermaster at
that place, and will then proceed without de-
lay TO Denver, Col, and take charge of the con-
struction of the military post near that city,
relieving Capt Lafayette Z. Campbell, assist
an. qusr,ermaster, of his duties at that station.
Capt Campbell. on being so relieved. will pro-
coed to Chicago, Ill. and take charge of the
construction of buildings at Fort Sheridan. re-
lieving Capt. Chas. A. H. McCauley, assistant
quartermaster.
Maj. John Egan. frs, artillery is detailed as
a member Of the examining board at the army
building in New York city vice Maj. William
/. Haskin, first artillery, hereby relieved.
The following assignments. changes of sta
tons and duties. &C, of officers ordered:
Maj William J. Volkmar. assistant adjutant
general. will proceed to Chicago. ILL.,, with the
records of the department of the Missouri, now
at ST. Louis. Mo-, and upon the completion of
this duty he will report in person to the COM
handing general, department Of Dakota. at st.
Paul. Mimi, for temporary duty as assistant
adjutant general of that department
Maj. Peter ID. Vroom, inspector general, will
proceed TO Chicago, Ill. and report in person
| 10 the commanding general, department of the
Missouri. for temporary duty as inspector gen
eral Of that department
Capt. Charles ". Miner. twenty-second in
fantry is relieved from further duty in the de-
partment Of the Missouri. and will proceed to
st. Paul Mimi, and report in person to the
commanding general, department of Dakota, for
duty assistant to the acting inspector general
of that department..
| First Lieut. Arthur Murray, first artillery il
relieved from duty as acting judge advocate.
| department of the Missouri. and will proceed
to ST. Paul. Mimi. and report in person to the
/ commanding general of that department for
| temporary special duty.
Leave of absence for four months on account
OF sickness Is granted Capt. Francis E. Pierce,
| first infantry.
| First Lieut.. David ID. Johnson fifth artillery,
Is detailed as professor of military science and
tactics at Purdue University. Lafayette, Ind,
| 10 take effect October 1. 1891, to relieve First
| on being so relieved will proceed to join his
! company. Lieut.. johnson will report in person
at the college September /, 1881.
Second Lieut.. Ulysses G. McAlexander
twenty fifth infantry. is detailed professor OF
| military science and tactics at the Iowa Yves
leysn University, Mount Pleasant. Iowa. and
| VIII report IN person for duty accordingly.
! The following named officers will be relieved
from recruiting duty October 1, 1891, by the
superintendent of the recruiting service and
will then proceed to join their respective regi
ments: Capts- Aaron 3. Daggett, seconc
infantry, and Benz. II. Rogers. thirteenth
infantry; First Lieuts. Chas. c. Morton sixth
infantry; William Paulding, tenth infantry
ChRs. J. T. Clarke. tenth infantry, and Geo. i
I. Patterson, fourteenth infantry.