The evening times., 1898-07-14
ARMY ORDERS.

hHiohS tiic aihs Po-hSu yS5sNA
| day were the following:
The following named paymasters Of the U. s.
army and additional paymasters, U. S. Volun
teers, now serving in the Department Of the
Gulf. will proceed to Santiago de Cuba, and
such other points in that locality may be
necessary, to pay the troops OF the United
States to include June 50: Msjor Culver {.
Snifen, Major Francis s. Dodge, Major John
p. Baker, Major Robert s. Smith, Major Samuel
r. Mcmillan, Major George b. Guild, Major
Moses r. Doyon, Major George E. Pickett, Major
Samuel s. Harvey, Major John II. Townsend,
Major Charles A. smylie, Major George d.
. Sherman. Major George H. Fay, Major Eugene
Coffin. Major Samuel d. c. Hays Major Henry
b. May, Major John ". Fos.er. The quarter
masters department will fusnish the necessary
Transportation for these officers and their au-
thorized clerks from their stations 10 Santiago
and return, and will notify the paymaster general
of the name OF the vessel available for their trans
portation and the point from which it will de-
part. 1t is desirable that the officers and CLERKS
referred to he able to proceed upon the journey
by July Is.
Sergt Herbert Katz, Company A, Second New
Jersey Volunteer Infantry, now supposed TO be
a, Paterson, " j., will be discharged the service.
First Lieut. Earl &. caruahzn. Fifth Infantry,
is relieved ifrcm further duty pertaining TO the
and ynneeI to nisa,rG
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will proceed to join his regiment
First Lieut.. Charles A. Clark, L. S. Volunteer
Signal Corps, will proceed fnm Washington Bar
racks. ID. C., TO Chicksmauga Park, Ga. and re-
port TO Capt. John b. lnman, L. 5. Volunteer
Signal Corps.
Leave Of absence, until further orders is
granted Capt. David d. Mitchell, Fifteenth In
fantly, to enable ldm to accept from the gov
erncr Of New Mexico the commission Of major
in the First Arizona New Mexico -0k klahorAa In
dian-TerritoTy L. S. Volunteer Infantry.
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Seventh ARTILLERY. is relieved fscm further duty
at the L. s. Artillery School, Fort Monroe, Va,
and will join his battery.
At his own request, second Lieut.. William s.
Valentine. Fifth Cavalry, is transferred from
Troop II to Troop A, of that regiment, vice Sec
ond Lieut.. Chalmers G. Hall, Iikh Cavalry.
Under instructions from the President. and in
accordance with section l2+6. Revised Statutes,
an army retiring board Is appointed to meet at
the War Department building. in this city, at
the earliest practicable dae. upon the call OF
such officers may be ordered before it. De
tail for the board: Brig. Gen. G. Norman Lie
her, judge advocate general, L. s. army; Brig
Gen Thaddeus H. Stanton, paymaster general.
L. y. army; Col Fred C. Ainsworth, chief OF
the record and pension ofice, War Department;
Col. William II. Fo-wood. assistant surgeon gan
eral. L. S. army; Major James c. Merrill sur
geon, L. s. army; Major Charles ii. Hey, as
sistant adjutant general, L. $. army, recorder.
Under instructions irsm the President, Col.
Daniel ". Benlam, Seventh Infantry, Will report
10 Ten. LisDSr. pTtslutIlt VI poaiu,
at such time as he may designate, for examna-
tion by the board.
The following changes in the stations and
duties of officers of the medical department are
ordered: Major Louis Brechemn, surgeon, L.
S. army, now on leave of absence in this city,
will proceed to Chickamauga National Park, Ga.
and report TO Maj. Gen. James F. Wade, L. 5.
Volunteers, commanding Third Army Corps, for
assignment to duty; Major Lewis Schooler, chief
surgeon, L.. S. Volunteers, will, upon the arrival
of Major Brechemin. he relieved LON duty with
the Third Army Corps, and proceed 10 Fort
Monroe Virginia, and report Ia Major Calvin DE
Witt, surgeon. I. S. army, in charge Of L. s.
General Hospital at taat pest, for duty.
First Lieut.. BENJAMIN A. Poore, Sixth In.
fantry is relieved from his present duties, and
will proceed to join his company.
Leave Of absence, on account of sickness, for
the period set opposite their Names respectively,
is granted the following -,aaned officers: First
two months; Second Lieut.. William II. Smons,
Sixth Infantry. fourteen days; Brig. Gen. Samuel
b. NJ. Young. L. S. Volunt, ers. two months;
Capt. Ashton b. Heyl. assistant surgeon, one
month; Capt. Robert Sewell, assistant adjutant
general, U. S. Volunteers. one month; First
Lieut.. William C. Rivers, First Cavalry, one
month.
First Lieut.. D. B. Burgert, First Ohio
Volunteer Cavalry, having rendered his resigna-
tion. is honorably discharged the service.
Capt. Jacques de L. Lafiite.. assistant quarter
to Mobile Ala, and relieve Major John W..
Pullman, quarternaster, U. S. army, Of his duties
at that place. Major Pullman, upon being re-
lieved, will proceed to Tampa. Fla.
First Lieut.. John L. Chamberlain, First Ar
tillcry, is relieved from recruiting duty in New
York city, and will proceed to Tampa, Fla. and
report to the commanding officer Of the artillery
at that place.
Acting Assistant Surgeon William P. Cornell.
U. S. army, will proceed from this city to
Falls Church, Va, and report to the commanding
general U. s. troops at that place.
Major Marlborough C. Wyeth, brigade surgeon,
U. S. Volunteers, will proteed at once to Falls
Church. Va, and report in person to Maj. Gen.
mandng Second Army Corps.
Capt. Alexander r. Piper commissary OF sub
sistence, U. S. Volunteers. recently appointed,
will report in person to the commanding gen.
Park, Ca, for assignment to duty commfssary
of subsistence on the staff Of the commanding
officer of the Second Brigade, First Division,
First Army Corps.
Major Robert II. Nozzle. assistant adjutant gen
eral. U. s. Volunteers, will report in person 10
Mai Gen. William r Sinfter, u. S. Volunteers,
commanding Fifth Army Corps.
Capt Sidney E. Stuart, Ordnance Depart
ment, will proceed to Port wadsworth, N. Y,
en- official business PEI tainiEg to the test OF
Rodman smooth-bore guna and s-inch converted
Capt. Lawrence l. Brun, Ordnance Department,
will make not to exceed ght visits during the
moRths Of July and August. to the works Of the
Benj Atha and Hl;ngworth Company, Harri on,
N. J.
So much of paragraph 10, Special Orders No.
1885, July q as relates to Major Hiram L. Or INT,
additional paymaster. l. 3. VouEt eers, IL am nd
ed so as to assign kim n duty in the Office OF
from Jrne 20.
Private Clarence Boean, Hospital Corps, Sec
ond North Carolina Volunteer Infantry, now at