The evening times., 1898-07-21
ARMY ORDERS.

The assignment to Temporary duty in the Office
u the paymaster general of the army. in this
city, Of the following -naned oiicers under verb
al instructions from the Secretary Of War; to
, take effect from the dates hereinafter specified
is announced: Major Benjamin +. Havens. ad-
ditional paymaster. L. 5. Volunteers. June Il,
lS.o: Major John Il. Lynch. additional paymaster,
Y9sRtseE June q ISIS; SaiS. voiha, John c.
June %. Is,s
Acting Assistant Surgeon Edward j. Meyer, L.
s. Army. will proceed from this city to Fort
Monroe, Va. and report to Major Calvin DE
Witt, surgeon. L. s Army, in charge of the
T. s General Hospital at that place for duty.
Major Geo rye ". Fishhlck. additional pay
master. L. 5. Volunteers. Is relieved from duty in
this city and VIII report at once to Major Culver
c. Snifen. paymaster. L. S. Army, and proceed
with him, via New York city, u Santiago de
Cuba
The following named acting assistant surgeons,
L. $. Amy. will proceed nom New Orleans. La.
10 New York city, \. Y. and report to Major
William II. Arthur, chief surgeon. L. s. Nolun-
teers. TO await transportation on the L. 5. 5.
Re-olute to Santiago de Cuba: Acting Assistant
Surgeon Paul Mazzuri; Acting Assistant Sur
geon Meyer Herman.
Acting Assistant Surgeon ]. F. Archer. U. s.
Army. will proceed from Shelby Miss. TO New
York city, n. Y. and report t. Major William
H. Arthur. chief surgeon U. 5. Volunteers, to
await transportation by the U. 5. 5. Resoiute to
Santiago de Cuba.
Under instructions from the President. Capt.
Alfred NJ Butler. Second Cavalry is relieved by
the Secretary of War from duty professor of
military science and tactics at Lawrence Univcrsi-
ty. Appleton Wis, and will proceed to join his
troop.
Fist Lieut. Frederick Hopper. Seventy first New
York Volunteer lnfdntry. is relieved from further
duty with the detachment OF his regiment at
Camp Black y. Y. and will proceed to Tampa.
Fla, for duty at the regimenial depot Seventy
first New York Volunteers at that place.
The leave of absence granted Major Edward s.
Godfrey. Seventh Cavalry. Department of the
Colorado. is extended fifteen days.
Frl IL
souri, Volunteer Infantry, having rendered his
resignation. to enable him to accept commits
sion of second lieutenant OF infantry, T. S. Army.
is honorsblv discharged as first lieutenant of the
regiment above mentioned
The following named officers. having rendered
their designations, honorably discharged the
service of the United States: First Lieut. wiiliam
Henry. qusrtermaster, First Mississippi Volunteer
Infantry: First LG;it. George Ayres, First Ohio
Volunteer lntin:ry; First Lieut.. John stiehl. Third
Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, on account OF
physical disability: First Lieut.. Valentine X. Ev-
ans Thrty-frst Michigan Volunteer Infantry.
Corporal William II. Waugh, Company X, Fiji
Sheridan Point, Va. is. upon his own applra-
ton. transferred as private to the Third yClun-
teer Engineers, headquarters Of that regiment.
No. 2i2S Pennsylvania Avenue. Washington. ID. c.
Quartermaster Ssrgt. John G. Michigan. Com
pany G. Third New York Volunteer Infantry.
now at Camp Ager, Va. will b. seat to Albany.
to accept a commission. lie will Re discharged
the service of the United States by the com
manding officer OF his regiment. on the day prior
r. tie date OF his acceptance Of the commits:
..vate George s. Richards jr Hospital Coip.
now at Second Division Hospital. second Army
Corps. Camp Algcr. Va, will be sent 10 Albany.
n. v. to report to the governor of the State TO
accept a commission.
Privates James II. Blount, jr.. and Sidney r.
Wiley, Third United States Volunteer Infantry
at Macon, Ca. will be discharged the serv-
ice Of the United States by the commanding off,
Ger Of their station to enable them to accept
commissions.
Major George d. Ramsay. surgeon. Sixty ninth
New York Volunteers. having rendered his resig
nation, is discharged the service Of the United
States, to take effect this date.
Col. Daniel W. Benham Seventh Infantry. hav-
ing been found. by the army retiring boird in
capacitated for active service, account OF dis
ability incident to the service, will proceed frcm
this city to his home, via Denver Col and re-
pert thence by letter to the adjutant general of
the army.
Capt. John Carmichael, commissary of sub
will proceed to Tampa. Fla. and report TO the
commanding general Fourth Amy Corps fr
assignment to duty as commissary of s';,sist
cnce on the staff of one of the brigade comm nd
Major JANIS A. Irons, chief engineer, L. S.
yolunteers will r, pert to Major Genesal wiiiian
r. sha.ter. L. $. Volunteres commanding L. S
troops, Santiago de Cuia.
Capt Homer F. Aspinwall assis,l1t q,crti.
nasier. T., S. .Noinntecrs, will i..oceed at ence
to this city and report to the quartcrn1ster gen.
eral, L.. S Army. for instructions.
The following changes OF stations and duties of
officers of the subsistence department made:
Lieut.. Col. Henry G. Sharpe. assistant cemmis-
sary general Of subsistence. will report to Major
General john r. b ocke, u. 5. Army. for ass en-
mept to duty as. chief commis.ary of subsistence
on his staff TO relieve Majer, Henry b. Osgocd,
eommsssary Of subsistence. Maios osgood, upon
berg thrs relieved will report to Major Gen
eral lanes /, Wade, u s. Volunteers, for as
signnent to duty chief co.7a.lissary ef subsist
ence, on his staff
The following named officers, having rendered