The times., 1897-10-30
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

Army and Navy orders Were issued yes
trfda a i follows
Leave of absence sor ten days, to take eff
feet while ~ route from Fort a Assinnibninc,
Mon, to Fort Adams, r. l., under his
orders, is granted First Lieut.. Edward L.
Muns5n, assistant surgeon.
The leave OF Dsence granted Ca ut. ames
b. Goe, Thirteenth Infantry, in special
orders, No. 21S, September 20, 1897. De
partmeItoI the East, is extended ten days.
Leave Of absence for one month aud flf
teen DAYS, TO take effect on or aDout
November I5, 1897, is granted Second
Lieut.. Charles c. Smith, Twentieth In
fantry.
Tine following transfers are made IN the
Third Infantry: Second Lieut.. Arthur NJ.
Edwards, from Company A to Company K;
Second Lieut.. George L. ByrOade, from
Company X to Company A.
The following transfers in the Third
Cavalry are made. Second Lieut.. John H.
Rice, from Troop G to Troop NJ; Second
Lieut. Lincoln c. Andrews, from Troop
N 10 Troop q.
Lieut.. Rice viii report for duty at
efterSou Barracks Miss, under para
graph /, special orders, No. IA, June %,
1897, from the War Department.
The extension of lea VI of a bsence granted
First Lieut.. Clarence r. Edwards, quarter
master Twenty third Infantry, in special
oru,Ts No. 227, September 2S, 1897, from
the var Department, is further extended
one month.
Leave Of absence for two months, to take
effect on or about November Is, 1897, is
granted First Lieut.. Henry H. Benham,
Second Infantry.
Leave OF ansence for three months to
take effect on or about December 20. 1897
is granted Second Lieut.. Mortimer @.
Bigeow, Eighth Cavalry.
Ma ior Alfred C. Girnrd, surgeon, is de
| tailed as n delegate to represent the Gov.
ernment of the United States at the Ninth
international Congress of Hygiene and
Demography, to be held at Madrid, Spain
April 10 to IT, 1893. He will proceed
t0 the place designated at such time as
will enable him to reach there on oI
before April 10, and, upon the adjourn
ment OF the congress, viii return TO hi.
proper station.
Corp. James P. Harper, Company F.
Eighth Infantry, now at Fort d. A Rus
sell, Wyo., viii be discharged the ser
vice of the United States on receipt OF
this order by the commanding officer oI
his station,
Private Anthony NJ. Burke, Company C
Third Infantry, now in confinement at
Fort Smelling, Mimi, will be discharged
without honor from the service OF thu
United States.
First Sergt. John Delmar, Troop H Sec
| ond Cavalry, now at Fort Riley, Kan,
will be discharged the service of the
Lnited States Gn December 5, 1897, by
the commanding officer Of his station
Liant. D Peacock is retired from dat.
of October 2S.
Payma ster s B. Rogers has been grant
ed leave OF absence from the Newport
Assistant Paymaster It. G. A Ammen has
been appointed paymaster of the New
port.
Lieut.. G W. DenfolG has been detailed
from the Maine to the New York yard.
Lieut.. John Hood has been detailed
from the Annapolis TO the Maine.
Ensign 7. Washington has been grant.
ed two weeks leave Of absence from
the Patterson.
Capt. j. c. Watson, OF the Navy, has beer
promoted TO be q commodore
Ensign c. VI Stone has been promoted
to be q junior grade lieutenant
Private + y. Clover. band, First Cav
airy, now at Fort Riley. Kan, Will he dis
charged the service of the United States
Frank A JeInigan Battery L, Third Ar.
tillery, now at Alcatraz Island, California
is transferred TO the hospital corps as a
private.
Pearl n. Sands, Company C, Ninth In.
fanuy, now at Madison Barracks, New
Yotk, is, upon his own application, trans.
ferred TO Battery NJ, Fifth Artillery, at
Fort Slocum, New York.
Private orin Simmons. Company II, Ninth
Infantry, now at Madison Barracks. New