Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-07-01
LATE ARMY ORDERS.

Private Charles A. Turner. Company B.
LIST District of Columbia Volunteer Infan-
try, now at Tampa, Fla, will be discharged
from the service of the United States.
Brigadier General Charles F. Roe. United
States Volunteers, has been ordered to
Chickamauga, Ga, for assignment to duty
with the Sd Army Corps.
Brigadier General James H. Barley,
United States Volunteers. to Jacksonville,
Fla, for assignment to duty with the 9TH
Army Corps.
First Lieutenant Louis H. Orleman.
United States army. is detailed by the Sec
rotary of War for service as professor at
the Peekskill Military Academy, Peekskill.
N. Y.
The following assignments Of officers to
regiments were announced:
Major Henry r. Brlnkerhoff, to the Sd
Infantry; Major ]. Milton Thompson, to
the oath Infantry; Major John w. Bubb,
to the 4th Infantry; Major Charles L. Da-
VS. TO the 18th Infantry; Major Frank d.
BALDWIN. to the 9th Infantry; Major Chas
r Paul. to the 18th Infantry; Major Car
roll II. Potter, to the 14th Infantry; Major
hugh u. Brown. to the 18th Infantry; Ma
Jor Alfred C. Markley. to the 18th Infantry;
MAJOR Lyster Nj. o Bien, to the 10Th In
fentry; Major William Auman, to the 18th
infantry; Major Jesse NJ. Lee, to the 9th
infantry: Major James Miller to the 10th
infantry; Major Thomas Wilhelm to the
u.
the 10th Infantry: Major Leopold Q. Par
ker, to the I'D Infantry; Major David j.
Craigie. to the 18th Infantry
Major George p. Scriven, Signal Corps
Will proceed to San Francisco CAL and
report to Major General Wesley Merritt
=, .. A, for assignment to duty.
lieutenant Colonel John w. Clous deputy
Juoee advocate general, will proceed at
oiIce 10 thls city and report to the major
general commanding the army, for duty at
headqaarters of the army
leave Vi absence is granted First Lieu
tenant omar Bundy, Sd Infantry, to en-
apie MN 10 accept the commission OF
major in the 161st Indiana Volunteers.
board of officers to consist of Ma ior
Edgar Jadwin Sd United States Volunteer
Engineers, and Second Lieutenant Harry
burgess corps of Engineers. is appointed
to meet at Galveston, Tex, to examine an
plicants for commissions in the 3d J-nitad
states Volunteer Engineers
Major Edgar Jadwin, Sd United States
volunteer Engineers, has been relieved
rom outy IN the office of the chief of en-
e. Gatllard, Sd United States Volunteer
Engineers, for duty in connection with the
organization and recruitment of that regi-
ment.
A board of officers. to consist Of Iieuten-
ant Colonel Amos Stickney, Corps of Engi-
neers. and Lieutenant Colonel Eugene J.
Spencer. Sd United States Volunteer Enc1-
neers' is appointed to meet at St. Louis
In the Sd United States Volunteer Engt-
neers
Major Henry c. Davis, Sd Volunteer En-
sHleers, now at the Military Academy
New YORK. and Major WiloughLy Wake,
50 Volunteer Engineers now at Fort Slo-
cum. N Y, are relieved from their re-
spective duties and will proceed to this
city and report to Colonel David D. Call
lard. Sd United States Volunteer Engineers
for duty with their regiment.
captain {. Dupont Coudert, commissary
OF subsistence. will repair to this city and
report to the commissary general of sub
rary duty in his office.
The following named officers have resign
ed: First Lieutenant Frederic L. Abel,
Sist Michigan Volunteer Infantry; Captain
s X. Miller, 18th Minnesota Volunteer In
fantry; First Lieutenant A. J. Harris, 1st
Florida Volunteer Infantry; First Lieuten-
ant Frank B. Pratt, 4th Ohio Volunteer In
fantry: First Lieutenant Charles b. Barr.
15Ith Infantry, Indiana Volunteers; First
Lieutenant E. T. Smith, I'd Louisiana Vol
unteer Infantry: Second Lieutenant Louis
II. Mackey. 15Sth Indiana Volunteer Infan-
try; Chaplain Frank l.. Phalen, LIST New
hampshire Volunteer Infantry.
Officers of the army have been assigned
TO duty as follows: Major Donald Maclean,
surgeon, to Fort Monroe, Va; Captain AL
fred NJ. Palmer. assistant quartermaster,
TO Cincinnati, Ohio; Captain Osrnan La
trobe, 4th Volunteer Infantry, to Chcka-
hfauga, Ga: Captain Julius A. Penn as
sistant Quartermaster, United States Vol
unte2rs, TO Tampa. Fla; Captain Andrew
Ii {. Quay, assistant qUarterinastcr
United States army. to Tampa. Fla: Major
Robert A. Brown, inspector general to
Falls Church. Va: Captain Robert L.
Brown. assistant quartermaster, to Tampa
Fla; Major James NJ. j. Sanno. Sd Infan-
try. to st. Paul. Mimi; Acting Assistant
Surgeon Eugene H. Hartnett, United States
army, to Fort Monroe. Va; Captain Ed
ward b. Ives. &igr al corps. to Albany, N
Y raj cr1a
to Tampa. Fla; Major John G. Martin.
NJ ajor George A. Smith. to Chickamauga
Ga; Captain Carroll Mercer, cornmissary
OF subsistence, to Miami Fla