The evening times., 1898-05-31
ARMY ORDERS.

| The following Army orders have been
| issued:
| Second Lieuts. Clarence C. Williams and
Benjamin NJ. Koehler. Sixth Artillery.
will proceed at once to the Grand Hotel,
New York city, and report in person to
First Lieut.. Peyton C. March, Fifth Ar
| tillery, for duty with the artillery de-
| tachment to be organized for service with
the expedition TO the Philippine Islands.
Capt. Daniel Van Voorhis. commissary
of subsistence, United States Volunteers,
will report in person to the commanding
general. Department of the Pacific. for
duty with the expedition to the Philip
pine Islands.
Acting Assistant Surgeons A. R. Booth.
Joseph A Tabor and T. S. Dabney,
United States Army, are relieved from
and will proceed to Tampa. Fla. and re-
port in person to the commanding general
United States troops at that place, for
assignment to duty.
So much of special orders May a. 1895.
| as relates to Acting Assistant Surgeon
Samuel w. Stiles. United States Army, is
revoked.
BY direction of the Secretary of War,
special orders of May 20. 1895, relating to
Acting Assistant Surgeon Joseph N. Hen
| ry. United States Army, is revoked.
First Lieut. Earl c. Carnahan. Fifth In
fantry, now on regimental recruiting
service at Galveston. Texas. IS detailed as
acting assistant quartermaster and act
ing commissary of subsistence for First
Regiment United States Volunteer Infant
ry. now organizing at Galveston. Texas
He will report without delay to First
Lieut.. Stephen H. Elliott. Fifth Cavalry.
mastering officer at that place. for duty
accordingly.
First Lieut. William H weigel, Elev-
enth Infantry, is assigned to duty as act
ing assistan. quartermaster and acting
commissary of subsistence for the troops
in camp at Hampstead, Long Island. N.
y, and will report to the general COM
manding the camp for duty accordingly.
BY direction of the President. the Sec
retary of War relieves First Lieut. Victor
E. Stottler. Tenth Infantry, at his own
at the Mescalero Agency, New Mexico,
and directs him. upon transfer of the
agency property and funds to his success
sor. to proceed to join his regiment.
Major William A. Wadsworth. quarter
master, United States Volunteers. will
proceed to San Francisco. Cal, and report
in person to the commanding general De-
partment Of the Pacific. for duty In that
department.
sary of subsistence. United States volun-
teers. will proceed to Tampa, Fla. and
report in person to the commanding gen.
eral of the Cavalry Division. for assign
ment to duty as chief commissary of sub
sistence on the staff of Brig. Gen. Abra-
ham X. Arnold, United States Volunteers.
BY direction of the Secretary Of War,
so much Of special orders. May 5. 1895.
as relates to First Lieut.. John l.. Bar
bour and Second Lieut.. Ohio B. Rosen-
baum, Seventh Infantry, and of special
order May 16. 1893. amending the above
named orders so as to direct the officers
named to report to Col. John N. Andrews.
Twelfth Infantry, president Of the exam
lining board at Tampa. Fla, for examina-
ton as to their fitness for promotion. is
revoked.
First Lieutenant John l. Barbour and
Second Lieutenant Otho B. Rosenbaum.
Seventh Infantry, will report in person
to Colonel Edwin ". Sumner. Seventh
Cavalry. president of the examining board
appointed to meet at Denver. Col, for
examination as to their fitness for promo
tion. Upon the conclusion of his exam
nation Lieutenant Barbour will return
to his proper station.
By direction Of the Secretary Of War,
Major George Fl. Hopkins. assistant adju-
tant general U. g. Volunteers, will re-
port In person to the Secretary Of War,
in this city, for duty In his ONCE.