The times., 1898-07-22

Surgeon Paul Mazzuri; Acting Assistant Sur
geon Meyer Herman
Acting A Assistant Surgeon ]: F. Archer, U. 5.
Army, viii proceed from Shelby, Miss, to New
York city, n. y, and report TO Major William
H. Arthur, chief surgeon, L. S Volunteers to
await transportation by the L. S. s Resclute TO
Santiago de Cuba.
Under instructions from the President Capt.
Alfred NJ. Butler, Second Cavalry. is relieved by
the Secretary OF War from duty as professor OF
military science and tactics at Lawrence tFniyersi
troop '''- wa p-O'seu 10 'oih Ms
First Lieut.. Frederick Hopper. seventy-frst New
York Volunteer Infantry. is relieved from further
duty with the detachment Of his regiment at
Camp Black, n. Y, and will proceed to Tampa.
Fla, for duty az the resimental depot Seventy
HrTT st New 1 York Volunteers at that pla4e.
Godfrey, Seventh Cavalry, Department OF the
Colorado, is extended fifteen days.
First Lieut. Frank B. Wickham, Fourth Mis-
sour Volunteer Infantry, having rendered his
resignation, 10 enable hih to accept commits
sion OF second lieutenant Of infantry, q. s. AImy
Is hoEorably drcharged first lieutenant OF the
regiment above mentioned.
The following named Officers, having ten,lered
their designations, hoporahly discharged tha
service OF the United States: First Liefn William
Henry, quartermasier, First Mississippi Volunteer
lnflntry First Lieut. George Ayres, First Ohio
Volunteer Infantry; First Lieut.. John StiehI. Third
Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, on account or
physical disability: First Lieut.. Valentine R Ey-
ans, Thirty-first Michigan Volunteer Infantry.
corporal Nlll1am II. waugh COMPANY X, FIT
teenth Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, now at
Sheridan Point, Va. is, upon his own appliea-
ton, transferred as private 10 the Third tollur-
teer @ Engineers, headquarters Of that regiment,
No. 272S Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington D. C.
Quarternaster Sergt. John c. Michigan, Com
pany Q, Third New York Volunteer Infantry
now at Camp Alger, Va, viii be sent to Albany,
n. T., to report to the governor OF the State
to accept a commission He will re discharged
the service Of the United States by the som
manding officer Of his regiment on the day prior
TO the date Of his acceptance Of the eommis-
sion.
Private George s. Richards, jr. Hospital Corps,
now at Second Division Hospital, Second Army
Corps, Camp Alger, Va, will be sent 10 Albany
n. y, TO report to the governor OF he State 20
accept commission.
Privates James H. Blouut, jy., and Sidney r.
Wiley, Third United States Volunteer Infantry,
DOW at Macon, Ga, will be discharged the serv-
ice of the United States by the commanding off
Ger OF their station 10 enable them to accept
commissions.
Major George D. Ramsay, surgeon. sixty-nintb
New York Volunteers, having tenhred his resig-
nation, is discharged the service OF the United
States, TO take effect this date
Col. Daniel W. Benham, Seventh Infantry hsv-
ing been found by the army retiring board in
capacltated for active service account of dis
ability incident to the seTvtse, will proceed rem
this city to his home, via Denver, Col, and ie-
port thence by letter TO the adjutant general OF
the army.
Capt. John Carmichael, eommissary of sub
s1stenee, U. S. Volunteers recently appointed,
Will proceed to Tampa, Fla. and report to the
commanding general Fourth Army Corps for
assignment to duty as commissary OF subsist-