The times., 1898-06-12
ARMY ORDERS

Graham for duty. First Lieut.. William
Rogers, u. S. Volunteer Signal Corps,
viii proceed from New London. Conn,
to Washington Barracks, District or Co
lumbia, and report TO the commanding OF
ficer-
Capt. Salmon f. Dutton. commissary of
subsistence, u. s. Volunteers, recently
appointed. will proceed to Chickamausa
National Park, Ga, and report in person
to Major Gen. Brooke.
The following transfers and assignments
of Iieutenants of the Sixth Artillery are
ordered-First Lieutenant William f.
Hancock from Light Battery to Bat
terry H; First Lieutenant Louis Ostheim,
from Battery III to Light Battery G.
Captain Samuel B. Bootes. commissary
of subsistence, Z. S. Volunteers, recently
appointed, will proceed to. Chicago, ILL.,,
and report to the chief commissary, De-
partment of the Lakes.
Captain Samuel B. Bootes. comm.ssary
of subsistence U. S. Volunteers. will up
on the complexion of his temporary duty
at headquarters, Department of the
Lakes. Chicago Ill, proceed TO San Fran
cisce Cal. and report to the commanding
general, Department of the Pacific, for
assignment to the staff of Brigadier Cen
eral Charles King, u. S. Volunteers.
The following-named officers will re-
port In person to Colonel John NJ. An
drews. Twelfth Infantry, president of the
examining board, appointed to meet at
Tampa, Fla, for exanination-First Lieu
tenant Parker w. West. Third Cavalry
captain and commissary of subsistence,
U. S. Volunteers); First Lieutenant Fred
erick S. Foltz First Cavalry.
Private Frederick p. Smith, Company
F, Fifteenth Infantry. now on furlough
at San Francisco, Cal. Is transferred TO
Company B, Twenty-third Infantry.
Private Charles E. Williams. Company
~ ErJ Vo1nnfaar infantry q
Camp George H. Thomas, Chickamauga
National Park. Ga. VIII be discharged
from the service of the United States.
Private Raymond Robinson. Company
H. First Delaware Volunteer Infantry, at
Middleton, Del. will be discharged from
the service of the United States.
Private Joseph Ackers. Company c.
Fifth Maryland Volunteer Infantry, at
Tampa Fla, will be discharged from the
service of the United States.
Artificer Samuel X. Lowman, Company
B. First Maryland Volunteer Infantry.
now at Fort Monroe. Va, will be dis
charged from the service of the United
States on receipt of this order by the
commanding officer of his station.
Private Albert T. Haycock. Company
L. Eighth Massachusetts Volunteer In
fantry. now at Camp George II. Thomas,
Chickamauga National Park. Ga, will be
discharged from the service OF the United
States.
The following named officers of Com
pany X, Fourteenth Pennsylvania lnfan-
try Volunteers, having rendered their re-
sigHations to accept promotions. are nom
orabIy discharged as OF the grades spe-
cilled, to take effect this date: Capt
John H. Cerbett. First Lieut. Harry
Couch Second Lieut. JcSn L. Prestley-
Major John G. u. knight, Corps of En-
gineers. is hereby relieved from attend
ing the meetings at Fort Monroe, Va,
Capt George o. Squier, United States
Volunteer Signal Corps. will report tc
| the commanding general. Department OF
the East. for assignment as signal officer
OF that department.
Major William d. Jenkins, chief engi-
neer, United States Volunteers. recently
appointed. will proceed TO Chickamauga
| National Park. Ga. and report to Major
Gen. Brooke for duty with the Third
| Alruy Corps.
Major William A. Skunk. chief engineer.
! United States Volunteers, will proceed to
Chickamauga National Park, Ga. and
! report to Major Gen. Brooke for duty
with the Sixth Army Corps.
Major William L. Alexander commissa-
| ~ of subsistence, Will be relieved from
| duty as chief commissary, Department
| of the Colorado. and as purchasing com
missary at Denver. Col by Second Lieut.
! and as chief eommissary. Department of
| the Missouri by Caps. John Baxter, jr.,
assistant quartermaster, and will pro-
| ceed wi hout delay TO Jacksonville Fla.
| and take station ar that place for duty
as purchasing and depot cOmmissary.
Private Clarence +. Lewiston, Battery
| L. First Massachusetts Volunteer Heavy
Artillery now a. Fort Warren, Mass,
| will be discharged from the service of
| the United States on receipt OF this or
| der by the commanding officer of his
| station.
Recruit John G. Care, Second Cavalry.
now at New York city viii be discharged
from the service of the United States.
| Private Edward c. Gay, Company X.
at Tampa. Florida, viii be discharged
| from the service OF the United States.
| First Lieut.. Carl r. Darnall, Assistant
| Surgeon United States Army, viii pro-
| ceed, without delay, to Tampa, Fla, and
report in person to Major General Shaft
| er, United States Volunteers, command
| Ing Fifth Army Corps.
Col james NJ. Moore, assistant quarter
| master general viii proceed TO PhiladeI-
phia. under instructions TO be communi-
Gated TO him by the quartermaster gener-
| al of the Army.
Acting Assistant Surgeon S. NJ Con
| zales, United States Army. will proceed
from Pensacola TO Tampa, Fla, and re-
! port TO Major General Joseph Wheeler,
(, United States Volunteers. commanding
cavalry division, for duty.
Second Lieut.. Warren S. Barlow Fff-
teenth Infantry. is relieved from duty
with the Ninth Infantry, and will pro-
| ceed to join his company
Leave of absence for thirty days, from
June 5. 1888, is granted Capt. James B.
Nevin Company II, Second Georgia In
fantry Volunteers. on account of sick
ness.
Private Michael F. sheary, Company A.
Second New York Volunteer Infantry, at
Tampa Fla. Will be discharged from the
| service of the United States.
Private Walter ]. Colvin. Company A.
Thirteenth Pennsylvania Volunteer In
fantry. now at camp near Falls Church.
Va, is transferred to Light Battery C.
Seventh Artillery, and will be sent to Fort
Myer, Va.
Private Edwin D. Smith. unassigned.
Sixteenth Infantry, now at Fort McPher-
son, Ga, will be discharged from the-serv-
ice of the United States.
Private Bert S. Cassels, Company K,
| First South Carolina Volunteer Infantry,
at Camp George H Thomas. Chickamau-
ga National Park, Georgia, will be dis
charged from the service of the United
States.
Sergeant Walter S. volkmar Signal
Corps, at Tampa, Fla. will be discharged
| from the service of the United States
Private Hollis E. Hurley. Company A.
| First Georgia Volunteer Infantry. at At
lanta. Ga, will be dicharged from the
| service of the United States
| Private Timothy P. Hegarty Troop 3.
Seventh Cavalry. in confinement at Dali
| las, Tex, will be discharged without hon
| or from the service of the United States
Private Gustave Fonteyne. Hospital