The times., 1897-06-19
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

Orders have been Issued by the Navy
Department as follows: Maskell L. Ha-
man, appointed pay clerk to settle nc
counts at League Island navy yard: Lieut..
G. Z. Callahan, ordered To Washington for
examination for promotion; Paymaster g.
S Williams detached from he Detroit, July
/, and ordered home on waiting orders;
Paymaster X. T. NJ. Ball. ordered to the
Detroit. July 1.
The War Department has issued the
following:
The following named officers win re-
port In person to Lieut.. Col Joseph r
Haskell, Seventeenth Infantry, president
of the examining board appointed to meet
at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, by special
orders, No. $50, November 2S, 1896, from
this office, at such time as they may he
required hy the board, for examination as
To their fitness for promotion:
First Lieut. Guy Carleton. Second Cavalry;
First Lent. John NJ. Stotsenburg, Sixth
examination, Lieut.. Carleton win return
to his proper station. The travel enjaned
is nscessar " for the public service
First Lieut.. Henry l.. Harris, First Ar
tillery, will report in person to Lieut.
' ,
president of the examining board ap-
pointed TO meet at Fort Monroe, Va,
by Special Orders, No. 2S4, December 8,
1896, from this office, at such time as
he may be required by the toard, for
examination as to his fitness for pro-
motion, and, upon the conclusion OF his
examination will return to his proper
station. The travel enjoined is necessary
for the public service.
Leave of absence for one month and
fifteen days. to take effect upon COM
pletion OF the annual artillery target prac-
tiee at Fort Barrancas, Fla, is granted
First Lieut.. George W. Van Deusen, First
Artillery.
First Lieut John A. Harmon, Sixth
Cavalry, and Second Lieut.. John w
Heavey, Fifth Infantry are detailed to at
tend the encampment OF the Georgia
Volunteers at Meldnm, near Savannah,
Ga, from the 9Th TO the 9th Of July, 1897
The following Transfers are made ia
the Fifteenth Infantry: Capt. Wilson T.
Hartz, from Company d 20 Company K;
Capt. Stephen K. Stafford, from Company
X 70 Company d.
The following named officers, having
completed the course. of study at the
United states Infantry and Cavalry School,
Fort Leavenworth, Kans,, and having been
found proficient, are relieved from further
duty at the school, to take effect this
date:
Second Lieut.. George P. White, Third
Cavalry; Second Lieut.. James II +. Reeves,
Fourth Cavalry; Second Lieut.. PoweliClay-
ton, Jr., Fifth Cavalry: First Lieut.. John
II. Stotsenburg, Sixth Cavalry; First Lieut..
Edward Anderson, Seventh Cavalry; Sec
ond Lieut.. Frank Tompklns, Seventh Cav
airy; Second Lieut.. George w .Kirkpa trick
Eighth Cavalry; First Lieut.. Charles j.
stevens, Ninth Cavalry; First Lieut.. VIII
liam II. Smith, Tenth Cavalry Second Lieut..
William NJ. Crofton, First Infantry; Second
Lieut.. Peter Marquart, Second Infantry;
First Lieut.. Paul a. Wolf, Fourth In
fantry; Second Lieut.. Guy II 3. Smith,
Fourth Infantry; Second Lieut.. John F.
Madden, Fifth Infantry; Capt. Edgar
Hubert, Eighth Infantry; Second Lieut.
John F. stephens, Tenth Infantry;
First Lieut.. Willis Uline, Eleventh infantry;
Second Lieut. Herbert o. Williams, Elev-
enth Infantry; First Lieut. William n
Hughes, Thirteenth Infantry; Second Lieut.
George McD. Weeks, Fifteenth Infantry;
Second Lieut.. George D. Guyer, Sixteenth
Infantry: First Lieut.. James 7. err, Seven
teenth Infantry; Second Lieut.. Joseph
Frazier, Nineteenth Infantry; First Lieut..
Frank d. Webster, Twentieth Infantry; Sec
ond Lieut.. Robert w Mearns, Twentieth
Infantry; Second Lieut.. William NJ Morrow,
Twenty first Infantry; Second Lieut. Orrin
z. Wolfe, Twenty-second Infantry; First
Lieut.. John r, NJ. Taylor, Twenty-third In
fantry; Second Lieut. Thomas F. Schley,
Twcnty-third Infantry; Second Lieut.. Har-
rison j. Price, Twenty-fourth Infantry;
Second Lieut.. Vernon A Caldwell, Twenty
fifth Infantry.
The officers named will join their proper
stations by September 1 1897.