Evening star., 1898-08-19
LATE ARMY ORDERS.

Brigadier General Henry Carroll. United
States Volunteers, now at Fort Monroe,
Va has been ordered to Fort Leavenworth,
Kan, where he will await orders.
Major c. P. Townsey, chief ordnance Of
fcer. has been ordered to report to Gen
eral Rodgers for duty as an assistant in
the preparation of report and the organi-
zation of the siege train and it's equipment.
The leave of absence granted Captain
s. r. Jacobs, 1st District of Columbia Vol
unteer Infantry, has been extended thirty
days on account of disability.
Additional paymasters have been as
signed to duty as follows: Major ]. q. San
ders, to Denver, Col; Major j. NJ CIeland,
to Omaha, Neb.; Major Philip Dallam, to
Chicago.
Officers recently promoted have been as
signed to regiments follows: Colonel e.
M. Randall. to the 18th Infantry; Colonel
W. S. Worth, to the 10th Infantry: Lieu
tenant Colonel Charles Hobart to the Sth
Infantry; Lieutenant Colonel j. N Coe.
to the 18th Infantry; Major ]. B. Gutherie.
to the 18th Infantry; Major M. c. Foote.
TO the 21st Infantry.
of1cers of the army have been assigned
10 outy as follows: Major ]. L. Chamber
lain' ordnance department, to duty as chief
ordnance officer of a division of the 7th
army Corps at Jacksonville; CAPTAIN c.
r.: Peilew, Signal Corps, to Montauk Point;
aRsart to Tart a. ~. snyder, assistant surgeon,
"A "A.
J. NJ Heller, to Montauk Point: A. A. Sur
geon e. M. Bradfield, to Fort Myer. Va =.
a. "A; surgeons w. H. Aylesworth, L. J..
Ieuvlia; =: ). kenworthy, G. w. Luster,
L. NJ Lindsey, E. F. McClendon. w. r.
MOODY, W. H. Reynolds, O. w. Stone Raft
omlth and A. L. Izlar, to Santiago de Cuba :.
AcIhg Assistant Surgeons w. e. Stemen
snreeon SIR e. - !, Meeker. to Chickamauga; A. A.
surgeon r. l. Vfsbrow, to Ponce Porto
i.lco; t1; A. A. Surgeon j. E. Brackett, to the
NOS nospltal ship Missouri; Captain 70. 70,
IIrlppe, 10th Cavalry, to Montauk Point. =.
tapeail ~ E L; Purviance, assistant surgeon,
Brady, jr., Signal Corps, to Washtne+on
barracks d. c.; Major W. H. StiIlweI
cisco. W San L ram
general court-martial has been an
pointed to meet at Fort Thomas IL ~
uay LOT the trial of such prisoners as NAV
oe brought before it. Colonel F, T. He,
dnnt ON volunteer Infantry, is the presi-
Wli. VI. ana lieutenant ]. r. GiIlespie Stb
volunteer Infantry, is Judge adTnoat on or
the court. advocate OF
ne loiloWlng named officers of the VOL
go p Ea service have resigned: Lieutenant T.
Satnerstone. 1st United States Vo,rn
Ieer infantry; Chaplain s 49, o19l- I9tr
reinilsyiVanla Infantry. Lieutenant -
ToieS, ISL Georgia Infantry: I.ieutenont n
Co,on nouo1eday, 22d New York Infantrv:
infantry; Major Charles M Rnh;. ;tiIiesota
Seom; Gnited States Volunteers. Maior
II; McMllian, additional paymast.r Joi o
1rnia5 MAJOR J: E. Sawyer, quartermss.a,
TO report to the quartermast.p en ed oroered
tne army in Washington. ai oi
s,,. meu.enant Colonel Valery Hayard cb;ee
sui iseol, mas been ordered to renort 70 ~
SSo.iinarding general of the departmen+ nf
s'.r..aa LOT assignment to duty as chief
surgeon OF that department.
Major II. G. Fish, surgeon. 3d vo,,,n+oa.
Cavalry, has resigned. 'N 'oioii'eer
Inc following named officers have ra-
signed: sa FIRST Lieutenant W. E. G. Saunders
oSu iowa volunteer Infantry; First Lien
tenant w. H. Wilkinson. 52d love vnI',u
teers; First Lieutenant T. F Kemarv 15ats
indiana Volunteer Infantry; First iieuten
ant II. b. Lewis, 9th Ohio Volunteer In
fartry. LII
Acting Assistant Surgeon G. w. Patti
sol Gnited states army, has been ordered
from Buffalo, N. Y, to Fort Myer Va for
assignment to duty. ' -o
Ofacers of the army have been assigned
to duty as follows: First Lieutenant i n
Bacon, Sd United States Volunteer Enei-
neers, to St Augustine, Fla; Second Lieu
ter ant Thomas Talbot 9Th Massachusetts
volunteer Infantry, to Porto Rico; Major
+. Won Schrader, quartermaster to Middle
town, Pa; Major F. A. Smith commssary
of subsistence, has been ordered to Chi
cago.
Second Lieutenant w. F. Stewart jr., 1st
Artillery, has been relieved from duty at
Fort Monroe and ordered to Key West bar
racks; First Lieutenant T. c. Dickson, ord
nance department has been ordered to the
works Of the Garvin Machine Company,
New York, on business pertaining to the
inspection Of machines in process of manu-
facture for the ordnance department; First
Lieutenant L. s. Sorfey, 10th Infantry, has
been ordered to Montauk Point to join his
regiment; Second Lieutenant w. T. Bates
has been transferred from the I'd to the
17th United States Infantry.