New-York tribune., 1896-04-03
ARMY ORDERS.

Washington April (SpeciaD.-The following
Army orders have been issued: The resignation OF
First Lieutenant Laurence D. Tyson. sth infantry
has been accepted by the President. 10 take effect
Aprr l5 Leave for one month on surgeons GER
tacate OF disability Is granted to Professor James
N.rcur United States Military Academy. Captain
William s. Patton. assistant quartermaster VIII re.
mort TO Colonel Charles T. Alexander. president OF
the Examining Board. New-York City. wneh Ts-
qured for examination for promotion
The following changes In the stations and duties OF
officers OF the Subsistence Department are oiueis'
Major William A. Ederkin. commissary ', ~
slstence will break up the purchasing station a.
Ios Angeles by Apru so and Will report 10 INC
Commanding General Department OF IeNas' Sa"
An,onio for assignment 20 duty as cniei comi"s
sary OF that department, 10 reheVe MAY. ~.
Weston Major Weston VIII proceed 10 ->em '
and will relieve Leutenant-Colonel Inomas "hs'u
Iieutsnan,Colonel Wilson will remain on duty IN ~
Esw.Vnrn nnr he shall be retired from active
scrv,ca Major Charles A. Woodruff VIII proceea
~ Governors Island and report for ASSIGNMENT me- 20
dnty as chief commssary Of tha, department Upon
The 'reiirement OF Colonel John W: Barrger Ma!0r !0
W,,sm ~ Il Nash will be relieved from duty al van,
william t,a RAGS and will proceed 10 Chicago ani
report 10 the Commanding Genera! DePsi nIy svaH ~
the Missouri 70 relieve GTlone ne the Commssary Gen.
era of Subsistence. Washnstoh& & IGr snor, 30 ~ he
SSs ndds Ml5Sr Shaasi W"
temporary duty relieving ,s w renort
,a'n "a the m Commanding General pepartment OF the
70 ts,ado eme Dsnvsr TO relieve Captain Edward ~.
Drsvo Captain bravo Will report az .drcUu,.. .drs
Barracks for assignment 10 ou'S ." '"'e' ~
sary Of that department. - r-.u,,.a.s a. rs-
Mafor Eric Bergand. Corps OF Engineers, 10 ;,, .s
tired from active service. Captain ira Macnut VIII
make not exceeding six visits during April rom
Steel Company. Reading. on oHciai business Say pn
tain Philip G. Wales. assistant surgeon now ,Ss Ss
duty at Fort McPhsrs9n Ga aonno w Ispor for tenn
porary duty. The leave granted to Second Leu
tenant Guy II. b. Smith: ith Infantry, Maren "a ~
is extended seven days. The leave granted 70 So
ond Lieutenant John l.. Hines, I'd Infantry, Marcn
& IS extended fourteen days. III
Captain Francis J. Ives. assistant surgeon. w"i
be relieved from duty at Plattsburg Barracks
y Y. and will report at st. Francis Barracks'
Lieutenant Colonel David l.. Huntington Deputy;
Surgeon General. is detailed as member OF inc
Army Retiring Board at Washington Barrsexs sess.
vice Lieutenant. C9lonel william III ForwoSai aidwei
surgeon will report to Colonel Henry & w cSs'Ts hS n:
4th Artillery Washington. for examination o' INV
Retiring Board. IN.
Medical Department Of the Army as delesates ~
the annual meeting Of the American Medical AZ
ISOLATION Atlanta, Ga, May a to S Lieutenanr Sar.
Colonel william H. Forwood. Deputy surgeon, on o,s,n
MARLBOROUGH c. wieth assistant surgeon ins ,ns
following officers are detailed TO represent 'ns
Medical Department OF the Army as deiegats;s - -
the annual meeting OF the Assoc1auion % taN'V Nav
10 70 IA: Colonel Charles c. Byrne Assistant sur.
geon-General Adjutant Chares =. nsiau.an ,s arr.
geon and Captain William W. uray' as''s'""' '
geon an ...ourt NJ sickness
yranted 70 Captain Douglas NJ. Scott, October -; ~
s extended until further orders. First Lieue.ss !"
John Lundsen ssh As''Iri ArtiIerw president Of
the Examining Board. Fort Monroe ior eAs'"'
tIon for promotion.