The evening times., 1898-06-07

tant general United States Volunteers,
recently appointed. will proceed to Falls
Church. Va, and report in person to
Major Gen. William NJ. Graham, COM
manding Second Army Corps, for assign
men to duty with a brigade.
The following officers are relieved
from duty at the United States Military
Academy, West Point, N. Y, and will
join their troops. battery. and company:
Second Lieut. Francis Lei. Parker. Fifth
Cavalry; Second Lieut.. Samuel Hof. Sixth
Cavalry: Second Lieut.. William p. Pence,
Fifth Artillery: Second Lieut.. Horace n.
Reeve. Third Infantry.
Post Quartermaster Sergt. l. Alex
ander Hester. now at Eagle Pass. Tex, is
transferred to Camp George H. Thomas,
Chickamauga National Park. Ga.
The Secretary of War has relieved
Capt. George w. H. Stouch. Third In
fantry. as acting Indian agent at the
Crow Agency, Montana
The following assignments of stations
and duties of officers OF the United States
Volunteer and Signal Corps. to take ef-
feet June /. 1895 are ordered:
Col. Eenry H. c. Dunwoody will take
temporary station at Washington, Dis
trict of Columbia and report in person
to the chief signal officer of the Army,
for assignment to duty in connection with
the organization and equipment of the
United States Volunteer Signal Corps.
Major George P. Scriven will take sta
ton at Atlanta, Ga
Major William A. Giassford will report
in person to Major Gen. John r. Brooke.
| United States Army. Camp George H.
| Thomas. Chickamauga National Park,
1 Ga, for assignment to duty as signal off,
Ger of the First Army Corps.
| Major Joseph E. Maxfield. now at Tam
| pa, Fla. will assume command of the
war balloon sections at that point, and
| report by letter to Lieut.. Col James Al
| len, United States Volunteer Signal Corps,
| stan of the major general commanding
| the Army. Key West. Fla Major Max
| field and the balloon detachment will re-
main attached to the Fifth Army Corps
| under the orders of Major Gen. William
r. Shafter. United States Volunteers, un-
til further orders
Major Frank Greene will report in per-
| son to Major Gen. William r. Shafter,
| United States Volunteers. Tampa, Fsa..
| for assignment to duty as signal officer
| of the Fifth Army Corps.
| Capt. ]. E. Brady. jr.. will take station
at Tampa, Fla. and perform special duty
| under orders from the chief signal officer
| of the Army.
| Second Lieut.. Francis Creighton, now at
| Camp George H. Thomas. Chickamauga
| National Park, Ca. will remain on duty
/
| point.
| Second Lieut. William NJ. Talbot, now
| at Atlanta Ca. will remain on duty with
! the Signal Corps detachment at that
| point
| First Lieutenant Philip ]. Perkins, U.
S. Volunteer Signal Corps. will report to
| Major Richard E. Thompson, L. s. Vol
unteer Signal Corps, at San Francisco.
Cal. for duty with the expedition to the
Philippine Islands
Major Charles B. Nancrede. Thirty-third
Michigan Volunteers, having accepted a
commission major and chief surgeon
of volunteers, is honorably discharged as
| regimentaI surgeon. to date June !. 1885.
First Lieutenant Alvarado NJ. Fuller.
Second Cavalry. is granted leave of alb
sence until further orders to enable him
to accept the commission of major in the
First Regiment Missouri Volunteers. He
will report by letter to the governor of
Missouri.
The following named officers, recently
appointed, will proceed to Falls Church.
Va, and report in person TO Major Gen.
eral William NJ. Graham, commanding
Second Army Corps, for assignment to
duty: Captain Charles r. Miller. assistant
adjutant general, U. S. Volunteers: Cap
tain Larz Anderson. assistant adjutant
| general, U. s. Volunteers.
A board of officers is appointed to meet
} | at the call of the president thereof, at
Governors Island, New York city. for the
examination of such officers as may be
| ordered before ii, to determine their mt
| ness for promotion. Detail for the board
Lieutenant Colonel Joseph G. Ramsay,
Seventh Artillery; Major James p. KIM
| ball surgeon; Major Johr d. Hall, surg
con; Major John r. Myrick, Fifth Artil-
lery: Major William p. Vose, Sixth Artil-
lery; Captain James C. Bush, Seventh Ar
tillery, recorder.
zOia xx-fl1 ro-
port in person to Lieut.. Col Joseph &.
Ramsay, Seventh Artillery. president of
the examining board appointed to meet
at Governors Island, New York city.
for examir alton and promotion: Capt.
J. Milton Thompson. Twenty-fourth In
fantry; Capt. David ]. Cragie, Twelfth
Infantry; Capt. Ira Quinby Eleventh In
fantry; Capt. Folliot A. Whitney. Eighth
Infantry; First Lieut.. Edgar w. Howe
Seventh Infantry; First Lieut.. John H.
Beacon, Third Infantry; First Lieut.
Henry W. Hovey, Twenty-fourth Infan-
try: First Lieut.. Edward l. Grumley
! Seventeenth Infantry; First Lieut.. VIII
. son Y. Stamper, Twenty-hrst Infantry
; First Lieut.. Joseph b. Bachelor, jr.
Twenty-fourth Infantry: First Lieut.
Daniel F. Anglum, Twelfth Infantry; Sc
,, | cond Lieut. George d. Guyer, Sixteenth
Infantry; Second Lieut.. Herbert N. Roy
; den Twenty-third Infantry: Secont
Lieut.. Harrison J. Price. Twenty-fourtl
Infantry; Second Lieut. Horace NJ Reeve
Third Infantry; Second Lieut.. Samue
v. Ham, Fifth Infantry; Second Lieut.
, Charles W. Castle. Sixteenth Infantry
The travel enjoined is necessary for tn
public service.
Musician Michael Bennett, Company +
Twelfth New York Volunteer Infantry
Z now at Camp George H. Thomas. Chick
I amauga National Park. Ca, having en-
a listed under false pretenses. will be dis
charged from the service of the Unite,
g States
: Private Grayson. N. P. Murphy. Com
3 pany d. First Pennsylvania voluntee
> Infantry, now on furlough at Philadel
phia, Pa, will be discharged the servic
+ Of the United States.