The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-24
LATE ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

The following naval orders were issued
today:
| Pay Clerk r. j. Haskinson appointed as
clerk u general inspector, Pay Corps
| Pay Clerk T. j Haskinson, appointed for
| general inspector Pay Corps, 27th inst.
Ensign c. v. ellis, de tacbed from tie
Texas and ordered To the Porter.
| Commander G. G. Reiter, detached from
/ the Naval Home and ordered home on
i leave for three months.
Ensign @. F. Hines, ordered to the Bureau
| Of Navigation October 5.
! Ensign +. II. Clark, detached from tor
| pedp station and ordered to the Dupont.
| Lieut.. 8. :. Wood. detached from duty
! with and ordered to Command the Dupont
| September %.
| Assistant Surgeon NJ. s. Elliott, de
| tacbed from the Indiana and ordered To-
| the Porter.
The following orders have been issued
| by the War department:
Acting Hospital Steward Archibald l..
Neiley, Hospital Corps, having performed
the duty assigned him In special orders,
No. So, September Z, / S97, Fort Leaven-
worth, Kansas, will return To that station
with permission to delay two days en-
| route.
Leave Of absence for six months, 10
tale effect December %, / 897, is grant
ed Capt. Charles l.. Davis, Tenth Infantry.
Leave of absence for four months, TO
take effect when the colonel OF the Fifth
Cavalry joins his regiment, is granted
Lieut.. Col Samuel NJ. whftside, Fifth Cav
airy.
Col Charles r. Greenleaf, assistant sur
geon general, W i'll, in addition to his pres
cnt duties in charge Of medical supply de-
pot at San Francisco, CAL, take charge OF
the office of the chief surgeon department,
Of California, during the absence on leave
OF Lieut.-Col Johnson V. ID. Middleton
deputy surgeon general.
Leave If absence for one year, on sur
gems certificate Of disability. with per
mission to leave the Department Of the
Platte, is granted Col. David Perry, Ninth
Cavalry.
First Lieut.. EdwardP Lawton, Nineteenth
Infantry, is detailed as professor OF military
science and tactics at Middle Georgia Mil
itary and Agricultural College Milletige-
Vile Ga
Private Patrick Connolly, Troop II,
Sixth Cavalry, now at Fort Myer, Va,
Is transferred to the Hospital Corps as
private.
Priva.c Patrick Fl. Bissell, Company F,
Twenty second Infantry, now at Fort
Neb, will be discharged the service of the
United States
Corporal Ralph r.. Clark, Troop E, Sixth
Cavalry, now at Fort Myer, Va. will be
discharged the service of the United
states.
Private Jesse E. Firman, band, Sixth
Cavalry, now at Fort Myer, Va, is trans
fetred 10 the band Eighth Infantry, and
will be sent to Fort ID. a. Russell, wyo.
Private James Z. Gebbart, Troop 1, Sixth
Cavalry, now at Fort Yellowstone, Wyo..
is transferred to Troop II Fourth Cavalry,
stationed at that post.
SO much Of paragraph 9, special orders
No 173, July %, 1897, from this office.
as directs the retirement OF Trumpeter Silas
Jones, Troop II, Tenth Cavalry.is amended
- as to read Saddler Silas Jones, Troop II,
Tenth Cavalry
Private Michael Murray, Fattery g. Sec
ond Artillery, now in the hands of the
civil authorities, serving sentence OF i'm
prisonment will be discharged without
honor from the service of the United States
under paragraph $50 OF the regIla tons.
ON receipt Of this order by the commanding
officer Of Fort Adams, X. /. This soldier
is not entitled to travel pay.
Field Musician Harry Davis, United
States Military Detachment of Field Musi
clans, ha wing been tried and found guilty
of desertion by general cOurt-martial
convened at West Point, n. Y, was sen
fenced Ito he dshonurably discharged the
service of the United States, forfeiting all
pay and allowances due him, and 20 be
confined at hard labor at such cost as
the reviewing authority may direct for
eighteen months"