Evening star., 1898-06-14
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
Notes of General Interest to the
United Service.

to report to Major John r. Brooke at
Chickamauga for assignment to duty with
the 1st Army Corps.
Captain George K. Spencer, U. s. A. has
been relieved from duty at St. Johns Mill
tary School, Kansas
Brigadier General Leonard w. Colby, U.
s. ", has been ordered to report to Major
General Brooke at Chickamauga for as
signment to duty.
Major Stephen C. Mills. inspector general
L. s. ", been ordered to report to
Major General Graham commanding the
I'd Army Corps, at Falls Church, Va, for
duty on the staff of Major General Matthew
c. Butler.
The following named officers have been
ordered to report to the commanding gen.
assignment to duty: Major William A.
Simpson, assistant adjutant general, U. s.
": Major Harry c. Hale, assistant adju-
tant general, L. s. W
Lieutenant Samuel B. Arnold, 1st U. S.
Cavalry, has been ordered to report to
Brigadier General Arnold, U. S. ", at
Jacksonville. Fla, for assignment to duty
as aid-de-camp.
Assistant Surgeon Whitmore Steele, Sth
Regiment Infantry, n. Y. v, has resigned.
Captain Albert l.. Mills, assistant adju-
tant general, has been ordered to report to
Brigadier General Young, commanding the
I'd Brigade of calvary division at Lakeland,
Fla, for assignment to duty.
Lac following named officers have been
ordered to San Francisco for assignment to
duty as commissaries of subsistence in the
Department of the Pacific: Captain Seth
NJ. Millisen, commissary of subsistence, L.
S. V: Captain Eben B. Fenton, commssary
of subsistence, L. S. V.
Captain Daniel H. Whitney, assistant ad-
Jutant general. has been ordered to report
to Major General Coppinger commanding
the 18th Army Corps, at Tampa, Fla, for
assignment to duty.
Major George -. Sands chief engineer
has been ordered to report to the command
ing general of the 9Th Army Corps for as
signment to duty.
Captain George l.. Converse, jr. 1st Ohio
Volunteer Cavalry, has been ordered to
port to Brigadier General Poland COM
Hlanding the I'd division of the 1st Army
Corps at Chicamauga, Ga, for assignment
to duty as ordnance officer of that division.
Capt. j. B. lnman, signal corps, has been
ordered to duty at Springfield. Ill.
Lieut. H. w. Sprague, signal corps has
been ordered to recruiting duty at Boston
Col. j. NJ. Lee, 10th Cavalry, and Lieut.
NJ w. Rowell, 9Th Cavalry have been ap-
pointed board, to meet in this city, 20 ex-
anime applicants for commissions in the
10th L. S. Volunteer Infantry.
Officers have been assigned TO regiments
as follows: Major e. b. Savage, to the Sth
Infantry; Major c. A. Coolidge, to The 9TH
n fantry; Major w. T. Hartz. to the 18th
Infantry; Major w. D. Douen,rty to the
lst Infantry; Major s. II. Lincoln, to the
10th Infantry; Major e. A. Goodale. to
the Esd Infantry; Major C. S. Roberts, to
the 1Ith Infantry.
Capt K. 2. Howell, cCmmissary of sub
sistence, has been assigned to duty With
the 7th Army Corps at Jacksonville.
Acting Assistant Surgeon NJ. Leale has
been assigned to duty with the New York
Cavalry Volunteers at Camp Aigcr, Vir-
ginia.
Lieut. Col a. B. Carey of the pay de-
pertinent has been assigned to temporary
DIT ty at Chicago.
Lieut. G. p. Ahern, 25th Infantry, has
been relieved from duty in Montana and
ordered to join his regiment.
Capt. ID. ID. Gailard Corps of Engineers
has been ordered to this city, to report to
the adjutant general of the army for in
structions
Capt. d. Van Voorhis, commissary of
subsistence, has been ordered to duty with
the expedition to the Philippines.
Capt. L. r. Hutchins commissary Of
subsistence. has been assigned to duty at
Falls Church. Va.
Officers of the medical department have
been ordered to duty as follows:
Capt. A. S. Polhemus, to the Sd Army
Corps, at Chickamauga; Capt. C. B. Ewing
to the ID Army Corps at Chickamauga;
Capt. II. S. r Harris. to the IN Army
Corps at jacksonville.
capt. James a. Colvin, A. A G., has been
ordered to report to Major Gen. Graham
commanding the I'd Army Corps at Falls
CEurch, Va, for assignment 20 duty
Iie following naval orders have been
issued:
Naval Cadets J. ]. Hyland, W. II. sheat
and H. Ellis, to the Minneapolis.
Assistant Paymaster w. A Merritt, from
the FRANKLIN to the Yankton.
Assistant Paymaster w. II. Doherty, de-
tached from the Franklin and ordered to
the Viven.
Naval Cadet J. W. Trimmons, to the
Minneapolis.
Boatswain J. Sullivan. appointed June q
Paymaster S. w. Simpson, to naval sta
ticn Key West.
Lieutenant Commander ]. D. Kelly pres
ldeht OF board for purchase of merchant
steamers.
Gunner s. Cross, retired from June IL.
Assistant Engineer L. S. Kellogg, from
the Scipio to the Hist.
Ensign J. Lawrence, appointed June 10
Ensign Charles l.. Smith, appointed June
10, to the Amaranth
Assistant Paymaster ]. Brooks, appointed
June 10, to the Columbia.
Assistant Paymaster Frank E. Payne.
appointed June 10.
Assistant Paymaster George C. Shafter,
appointed June 10.
Assistant Paymaster Hugh r Jns1ev
June II.
Assistant Paymaster Mortimer e. Cooley.
June II.
Rear Admiral Kirkland, senior grade,
member of board at Mare Island navy
yard.
Passed Assistant Surgeon P. McGiu to
the Resolute.
Passed Assistant Paymaster w. H. Full
per, to the Resolute.
Assistant Surgeon S. " Merritt to the
Lehgh.
Assistant Paymaster L. Hupple, to the
Lehigh.
Assistant Surgeon j. NJ. Ward, to the
Nantucket.
Assistant Paymaster w. c. Jones. to the
Nantucket.
Assistant Engineer W. A. Furlong, to the
Nantucket.
Assistant Paymaster L. NJ. Josephthal
to the Nahant.
Passed Assistant Surgeon H. II. Forbes
to the Nahant.
Assistant Paymaster j. ]. Hulse, to the
Passaic.
Assistant Engineer r. c. Wilson. to the
Passaic.
Assistant Engineer ]. R. Dillon. to the
Passaic.
Assistant Engineer c. Anderson, to the
St Paul.
Assistant Engineer C. F. Thompson, to the
st. Paul.
Chief Engineer ]. Hunter to the SuppIv.
Passed Assistant Engineer W. G. Coke
to the Supply.
Assistant Engineer A r. jackson. to the
SUWanee.
st. Matthew's ParOchinI School
The annual commencement exercises of
st. Matthews parochial school took place