The times., 1897-07-04
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

Orders have been issued by the Navy De-
parInent as follows: Commander u
Sebree, detached from command OF the
Tnetis and or,iered TO the Wheeling: Lieut..
c. A. Clarke, detached from the Thetis
aad ordered 10 the Independence, and 10
the Adams on her arrival at Mare Island,
Lieut.. A. W Dodd, detached from the
Thetis and ordered TO Monadnoek; Lieut..
II. George, detached from the Thetis and
ordered to tee independence; Assistant
Paymastsr ]. Irwin, detached from the
Thetis aud ordered TO be ready for sea;
Cant Y. LUDLOW, detached from the re-
firing board and ordered TO the command
OF the Tenor; Capt Z. F. Harrington de-
tached from the command OF the Terror,
July 8, TO command the Puritan the
same date; Command z. L Tanner, as
signed u duty on the retiring board; Com
mander F H. symonds, ordered TO ex-
animation for promotion at Mare island
Commander Charles BelSnap is ordered TO
the Navy Academy, July 10.
Tie War Department has issued the
following orders.
A board of officers to consist CT
Coz william II. Forwo ood, assistant surgeon
general, Major George w. Adair, surgeon;
AaJUT W dlLcI IlSeul e-tOus AiNJOA N-AN9
C. Merrill surgeon; Capt Leo.ard Wood,
assistant surgeon, is constituted TO meet
at the Army Medical Museum building,
III this city, on Monday, September II,
1897, at o clock a m , for the examina-
| tion OF candidates for admission TO the
| Medical Corps Of the Army
First Lieut. William Lassiter, Sixteenth
| Infantry, at his cwn request, is relieved
| from duty with the National Guard OF
| Utah, to take effect August Z, 1897.
| Secono Lieut. Briant II. Wells second
| Infantry, viii proceed, at the proper time,
to Salt Lake City, Utah, and report N
person, on the 7th of August, 1897. TO
| the governor OF Utah.
| The following changes are made IN the
sta.ious OF officers of the medical depart
/ ment:
Mai. Louis NJ. Maus, surgeon. is relieved
| from Temporary duty in the office 0f The
surgeon general of the Army, and VII re-
| port IL. person on August 2, 1897, TO The
| commanding cfficsr, Fort Hamilton, New
York, for duty ut that post, To relieve Maj.
| Paul r. Browii, surgeon.
Mai Brown, upon heinG relieved by Mai.
Maus, VIII reIsort In person 20 ths co:Ir
nsanding officer. Fort Keogh, AIontara tor
duty a that post. TO relieve Maj. Ezra
Woodruff, surgeon.
Mai Woodruff. upon being relieved by
Mai Brown, will report in person to the
commanding officer, Fort Trumbull, Can
ne,.ticut. for duty at that post, TO relieve
Capt Henry p. Birmingham, assistant
surgeon.
Capt Birmingham, upon being relieved
by Major Woodruff, VIII report In persOa
to the commanding general department OF
the Missouri. for duty as attending sur
gcon and examiner OF recruits at Chicago
III, to relieve Capt. Norton Strong, as
sistant surgeon.
Capt. Strong, upon being relieved by
Capt Birmingham VIII report in person u
the commanding officer Fort Myer, Va
for duty at that post
Second Lieut.. James H Reeves, Sixth
Cavalry, is detailed TO attend the en-
campmeat of the Illinois National Guard Al
Camp Lincoln, near Sprin gfield, Ill,
from the 1st TO the 4th OF August, S9-
A board OF officers to consist OF Col
William II Bell, assistant commiSsary gen
eral of subsistence; Col. Samuel 7. Gushing
assistant commissary general OF sUhsist
+ ence; Major William r. Hall, surgeon; Capt
Crosby L. Miller, quartermaster; Capt
Leonard Wood, assistant surgeon, and
Capt. George B. Davis, commissary Of sub
sistence, recorder, is appointed to NEE
at the War Department. in this city. a
10 O'Clock a. m on Wednesday, July :
1897, OF as soon thereafter as practicable
for the examination OF Capt. Taslier II
, Bliss, commiSsary CT subsistence, With
view to determining his fitness for pro
motion.
Capt. Bliss VIII report in person for ex
animation accordingly. at the time speci
fled, to Col. Bell, president of the board
Under the authority conferred by sectio
, 8, OF the act of Congress, approved Marc
. [, 1889, entitled "A n act to provide fC
, the reorganization of the militia OF tn
District OF Colurnbia," Capt Charles Z
, Heyl, Twenty-third Infantry, is, by d
recton of the President. ASST gned to act a
adiutant general of said militia, vice CaIt
Theodore Mosher. Twenty-secOnd Iufantr,
who Is hereby relieved from that duty an
/ | will proceed TO join his company